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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | June 29,2013SPARTA, Ky. Danica Patrick doesnt care that Kyle Petty thinks shes better at getting attention than driving because shes heard it all before.
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On Friday, Patrick responded to Pettys comments a night earlier on Speeds Race Hub program, in which the former Sprint Cup driver called her a marketing machine rather than a race car driver. Petty also doubted that Patrick would become a driver and insisted that she doesnt race as well as she qualifies.
Patricks statistics suggest otherwise. On average shes finishing almost six spots higher (25.8) than she starts (32nd), which she noted by saying, those who watch know I cant qualify for crap. The race goes much better.
That likely wont stop Petty, the 53-year-old son of seven-time Cup champion Richard Petty and an eight-time race winner on NASCARs premier circuit, from criticizing Patrick.
Now an analyst for TNT and Fox/Speed, Petty has periodically taken jabs at Patrick, a former IndyCar Series driver who now drives the No. 10 Chevy for Stewart-Haas Racing. The 31-year-old Patrick is 27th in points in her first full Cup season, which follows an open-wheel career highlighted by a fuel-mileage victory in 2008 in Motegi, Japan.
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Thats where I have a problem, where fans have bought into the hype of the marketing, to think shes a race car driver, he said.
She can go fast, and Ive seen her go fast. She drives the wheels off it when she goes fast.
Asked if she has learned to race, Petty continued, Shes not a race car driver. Theres a difference. The King always had that stupid saying, but its true, `Lots of drivers can drive fast, but very few drivers can race. Danica has been the perfect example of somebody who can qualify better than what she runs. She can go fast, but she cant race.
Patrick won the pole and finished eighth in the season-opening Daytona 500 but has admittedly struggled this season. She said shes working toward that point where things level out but isnt there yet.
The main thing is keeping her team, sponsor and fans happy not giving a second thought to Pettys comments.
I really dont care, she said during a news conference at Kentucky Speedway.
Its true that there are plenty of people who say bad things about me. I read them. People want me to die. At the end of the day, you get over that stuff and trust you are doing a good job.
Asked what it will take to quiet her critics, Patricks response brought some laughs.
Do you think I will silence my naysayers? she asked. You dont. Im sure everybody has them. You know who believes in you. Thats what matters.
Former boss Dale Earnhardt Jr. has shown his faith in Patrick, giving her a chance to transition to stock cars over three years in the Nationwide Series at JR Motorsports.
Earnhardt defended Patrick and called her a tough competitor who works hard and said she wouldnt have a ride if she couldnt stay with the pack or finished last every week.
I have to disagree with Kyle, Earnhardt said. She has run some really good races. On every occasion she is outrunning several guys out on the circuit. If she was not able to compete, I think you might be able to say Kyle has an argument.
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Park, who's ranked the nation's No. 9 pro-style quarterback, gave his pledge to the Bulldogs after receiving an offer from Georgia last weekend.
"He had narrowed it down pretty dead even between Georgia and Alabama but there were just a few things about Georgia he liked better," Stratford coach Ray Stackley told PalmettoSports.com. "He struggled with the decision and talked to both schools several times since Monday."
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Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
London 2012 Olympics: Why van Commenee must stay
August 12, 2012
"If he now resigns – as he always threatened to do if the GB team "failed" hit the eight medals target - it would be a travesty. Not to mention a major error for the sport as it heads towards Glasgow 2014, Rio 2016 and London 2017."
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
For Glasgow 2014 who does van Commenee represent given that there is no Great Britain team. England, Wales,Scotland and Northern Ireland all compete as individual countries?
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
Commonwealth Games 2010: Charles van Commenee backs Phillips Idowu
23 Sep 2010
With England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland competing separately in Delhi rather than in a Great Britain team, van Commenee has no formal role in India.
But although he has faith in the people in charge of the various teams, he admitted he would not 'turn his back' on any athletes who sought his help."
UK Athletics head coach urges top athletes to compete at Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games
14 February 2012
[van Commenee] told The Herald Newspaper in Scotland.
"The Commonwealth Games is a serious event. I think it's in everybody's diary for 2014."
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
It will be interesting to see if big names compete this time around given the more traditional end of july time table.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
They will if they consider it doesn't hurt their chances at making dollars on the professional circuit. Winning a Commonwealth Games gold does nothing for your market value.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
It would be nice to see the Commonwealth Games return to their former status, and I think it can happen with some co-operative scheduling. After all, the Commonwealth plays to almost 2 billion people, in 55 countries, and when the big guns show up, it's a hell of a track meet, much stronger than the Europeans in most events on the track.
Re: UK's London Olympics medal contenders [?]
Of for goodness sake, way to miss the point completely. We're talking about athletics here, in these posts, on the athletics forum. No one's saying get rid of hockey or water polo.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
It certainly does in UK meets
Louise Hazel won the CWG Hep in Delhi and saw her profile rise massively, to the point that she is one of the most recognisable members of our team with TV appearances, photos shoots and the face of Panosonic Olympic tv campaign.
Of course it helps that she's gorgeous with a great personality and competes in the same event as Jess but without that won there would be nothing to promote her with, CWG made her career.
http://www.youtube.com/user/panasonic20 ... sults_main
Re: UK's London Olympics medal contenders [?]
So team medals count in every other sport just not track ??
Explain to me the difference between the 4x4 and the team pursuit ? and why one should be celebrated and the other denigrated
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
Charles van Commenee leaves British athletics in rude health after golden London Olympics for Team GB
10 Sep 2012
"Having pledged to quit if he failed to hit his medal target, Van Commenee has remained true to his principles by departing at the end of his contract, though it is understood he was ready to leave anyway because he did not have the appetite for another five years in charge."
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
"his" medal target? Let's see, Farah works in the U.S. with Salazar, Rutherford is talking about following Pfaff back across the Atlantic. Exactly what does VC get credit for? (not to pick on the guy, but the concept of "national coach" seems to me to be totally ludicrous in the professional era)
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
Someone has to bring them down to size.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
For not interfering with Salazar and Pfaff?
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
I understand how he feels. I did 26 months in my position in the UK and didn't extend cos I had no appetite for another year.
Its a strange place, even with all those bright people.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
Selection and funding, and therefor motivation, of the athletes.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
UK Athletics to replace head coach Charles van Commenee with internal candidate
11 Sep 2012
"De Vos confirmed that he had been aware that van Commenee might not remain beyond his contract and that plans had been put in motion some time ago."
Tyler poised for UKA role
September 12 2012
"Kevin Tyler, who has been UK Athletics' strategic head of coaching and development since 2008, has built a reputation as a "coach of coaches" and worked closely with van Commenee."
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Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
Van Commenee's departure leaves a large and Special gap
12 September 2012
"The Dutchman's reasoning over the issue is unimpeachable. "If I hold athletes and coaches accountable every day, how could I work over the next four years if I am not held accountable myself?" van Commenee had asked – rhetorically – when he spoke to the media at the end of the London 2012 Olympics."
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Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
Black appointed British performance director
Sep 13, 2012
"Neil Black was appointed performance director of UK Athletics (UKA) on Thursday and among his first tasks will be finding a replacement for Charles van Commenee as Olympic head coach."
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
Hmmm...so if CVC was already planning to leave, it seems he was trying to set a target that he was convinced GB would not achieve.
I'm not mourning his departure for a couple of reasons:
1) Insisting that athletes compete in the unimportant European Cup, or whatever that rubbish meet was called, instead of allowing them to prepare for the bigger prizes.
2) That distasteful, unnecessary and immature spat with Idowu.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
I'll give you the PI spat but athletes on funding should compete at euro cup or whatever it's called these days. Anyone who's season would be jeopardised by being asked to compete for their country once needs to look at their preparation !!
UK athletes would do well to compete more not less
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Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
The problem with that European Cup is that if it fits into your training regime, and your plan to peak at the major Games, then fine, but if it doesn't, you shouldn't be railroaded into competing...that's what I think CVC did wrong.
I just can't see the JAAA telling Bolt that he has to run at the CAC Games....
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
Well you should make it fit into your training regime. The best of our athletes should be able to compete at the EC without messing with their peak for major games, it's not as if they are being asked to peak twice, just compete once at the end of June, they can treat it as training if they want. UK athletes spend too much time training (not always effectively) and not enough time competing.
If our best don't turn out for EC there is no point us competing, we don't have the depth in most events to enter a B team and still be successful. Why should those that are funded be able to opt out of competing for their country so we have to rely on those without funding ? What sense does that make ?
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
And 'all those bright people' were in UK athletics?
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
"Anyone who's season" should read "anyone whose season"
Surely no one is mourning the departure of CVC who achieved nothing much apart from alienating a few athletes and burnishing his reputation for being Mr Hardman.
As has been pointed out CVC has not done anything special in the way of the elite and medal achievements, but was happy to agree spending a lot of money, by Brit coach standards, on a few foreign coaches, loads of funding to athletes, a lot of which was a total waste, the happy importation of a few imported "British" athletes which did not really work in London.
Under CVC's watch our sprint relay teams are currently a rather sad joke and our 4x400 are no cause for huzzahs. What did CVC achieve in the individual sprints, middle distances and frankly in the long distances , except for Farah, who really owes much to Salazar for the final 5 per cent.
A great elderly coach for our hurdler of the future is nowt much to do with CVC. I suppose one can praise him a little but heck the guy was taking home a nice pay cheque.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
Tatunfair to CVC. Almobody who has orkedr him ascredite him with changing the culture in UK athletics and turning it from one that looked for excuses to one that works for success. It doesn't all payoff at Elite level in a few years. However British athletes produced 11 personal bests in London, seven season's bests, two national records and one UK under-20 record. Quite a proud record compared to say swimming, under target and a bunch of losers trying to alternatively claim not getting a PB is somehow a good thing before saying the pressure was too much. CVC did a good job however that doesnt mean it's not the right time to move on.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
100% correct.
There has, to my eyes, been a grass roots cultural shift from that of mediocrity and a sense of funding entitlement to one of personal responsibility, accountability, working hard and winning to succeed.
Unsurprisingly there are quite a number of disaffected athletes in the UK who think that youth and junior titles or one good PB should entitle them to a decade of funding irrespective of their failure to progress.
That type of thinking is a charter for failure and part of the reason why many of the past and present elite have had to circumvent the system in order to succeed.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
I know this point has been mentioned in the general press; I'm not sure it's been made here, and I don't have time to scroll through this long thread to find out, so at the risk of being repetitive . . . .
It seems to me that CVC put himself in the postiion where he HAD to resign. He made a big issue of accountability, and then said publicly that if they didn't get 8 medals, he'd resign. After that, how could he not resign without undermining his credibility when it comes to the importance of accountability?
Whether he set that goal and made that statement in order to give him the excuse to do something he wanted to do anyway for personal reasons, I can't say. But I do think he deliberately set a high standard for himself and his team, and was always willing to live with the consequences of failing to meet that standard.
From afar, I did admire most of what he did during his tenure.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
Also if he wanted to continue he would have to commit to at least after WC 2017 in London. I don't think he's want to be in the thankless job for another 5 years. Especially if he has other countries (Brazil ?) calling
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee's future
Cultural thing. The UK is full of bright people.
Seriously. Smart as heck. Not a lot of results though.
Re: UK's 6 Olympic medals • van Commenee is Done
Kevin Tyler to leave UKA
"UKA announced today that the Strategic Head of Coaching and Development, Kevin Tyler, has decided to... return to Canada..."
Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • van Commenee & Tyler out
Not sure if I have missed this on here, but Rana Reider (Tianna Madison, Christian Taylor, Shara Proctor) is coming to the UK to work as a consultant, article says he's already working with Harry AA.
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/gene ... 12529.html
Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • van Commenee & Tyler out
Peter Eriksson named new head coach of UK Athletics
October 29, 2012
"The Olympic team performed very well, so I have a great platform on which to build. But I believe that we can still do better in Rio, and of course when the World Championships take place in London in 2017. The next five years look like an exhilarating time for British athletics."
Five problems for the new head coach of UK Athletics
Monday 29 October 2012
1.) The 4x100m relay teams
2.) Phillips Idowu
3.) The Olympic hangover
4.) The men's 100m
5.) The 'golden generation'
UK chief to woo Idowu
29th October 2012
Yesterday in a final swipe at van Commenee, Idowu tweeted: "Happy for Peter Eriksson. Met him in Italy a few years ago and he was actually coaching (not just a title)."
Peter Eriksson takes reins of UK Athletics and pledges softer approach
"If you compare me with Charles, we have the same outcome in mind. We want to perform better. We want to have more medals. That would be the same side of things. Not the same side would be: I have a Twitter account and he doesn't. I don't write on it all the time, but I read it because I think it's interesting."
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Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • Eriksson hired
That will be an interesting call, will he have as much success with able bodied athletes as the less competitive paraolympians he's had such success with.
Of course the current coaches at least have a crop of athletes with potential and after CVC by many accounts the work ethic has improved and the excuse culture has lessened. It's nice that UK athletics seem to be promoting the people who under the CVC era seemed to have made the successes and have the plan for afterwards.
Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • van Commenee & Tyler out
Olympic Games
Silver 2008 Beijing
World Championships
Gold 2009 Berlin
Silver 2011 Daegu
European Championships
Gold 2010 Barcelona
Commonwealth Games
Gold 2006 Melbourne
Silver 2002 Manchester
World Indoor Championships
Gold 2008 Valencia
European Indoor Championships
Gold 2007 Birmingham
If only we had more 'problems' like Phillips.
Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • Eriksson hired
Isn't the problem resolving the problems that keep there from being a London 2012 entry prominent on that list?
Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • van Commenee & Tyler out
He will also continue to coach Christian Taylor and Ezinne Okparaebo according to http://www.runblogrun.com/2012/10/christian-taylor-and-ezinne-okparaebo-to-follow-rana-reider-by-alfons-juck-note-by-larry-eder.html.
Anybody know where his other athletes (Madison, Okagbare, Carruthers et al.) are going?
Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • Eriksson hired
Story linked on front page says the Brits have now hired Terrence Mahon as their national distance coach.
Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • van Commenee & Tyler out
Jodie Williams, if you can hear me, please get in touch with Reider!!!
Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • van Commenee & Tyler out
One injury and suddenly Mac's no good ?!!
Re: UK's Moscow medal hopes • Eriksson hired
There is a very interesting letter going round UKA at the moment. It was sent to all the bosses at UKA, many athletes and support staff
i tried to post it here but it's too big but you can view it on Abi Oyepitan's FB page
Interesting (if poorly written) reading !!
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If the victim's family had been willing to go along with the strategy of minimizing the seriousness of the assault, the cover-up might have worked. To their credit, and a testament to their courage, they demanded justice for their son.
This insistence on justice and the Norwood District's resistance to it has turned the assault into an occasion of reckoning for the entire community. Is the Norwood school system a place where hazing and bullying are condoned? Is there an inability to recognize that a rape is a crime?
The community's frustration boiled over at recent meetings of the Norwood School Board, with much of the anger directed not at the boys who have now been charged by the Denver District Attorney with the assault, nor at the school officials who tried to prevent it from being referred to law enforcement officials, but instead at the victim and his family.
Much of this is unspoken or barely spoken, but it's out there clear as day: First, denial that the incident even occurred as described. Then, dark suggestions that if it did happen, the victim was complicit. Then, a self-serving rationalization: the damage is done, so why can't the victim and his family just suck it up and get over it already, without inflicting more damage on others by going to the police?
Now that the media and justice system are on it, you can't blame the residents of the Norwood School District – and especially those with children in the schools – for fervently wishing it would all just go away. Of course, it's too late for that. Now, after the failed cover-up, everyone is implicated.
The deep sense of personal embarrassment on display in Norwood is easy for anyone who ever attended a middle school or a high school to tap into. These are years of painful lessons in socialization, when we all are taught what it takes to fit into society, and what a heavy price we can pay when we fail to conform. Who among us was never a victim or a bully – or both? There are so many shades of grey in how this sometimes-brutal rite of passage to adulthood is navigated that it is easy for both adults and children to lose sight of when adolescent thoughtlessness and cruelty becomes hazing, or bullying – or worse.
And so adults ask themselves: Was it really so bad, what happened in the Norwood school bus, compared to what so many likely remember from their own adolescence?
Well, if you're spared the details, maybe not.
But if the details made public by the Denver District Attorney on Friday are true – that the victim was forcibly taken onto the parked bus, where his hands and ankles were taped and he was penetrated with a hard object – there is no question about it. It was criminal behavior.
Adding irony to insult, the alleged assault happened at the State Wrestling Tournament, where Norwood's wrestling dynasty has so often made the community proud. One might imagine that organized wrestling, like other high school sports, is an appropriate way to channel masculine aggression into safe outlets, with hazing rookies a tradition only recently frowned upon. Yet it is widely acknowledged that similar incidents, clearly crossing any reasonable line, have occurred in Norwood in the recent past, making it impossible to shrug this one off – extreme as it evidently was – as an isolated incident.
And there's the rub.
For students, parents, faculty and the administration there is shame in having known what happened in that school bus and, by their silence, having tacitly condoned it; there is equal shame in maintaining ignorance, as if it were possible to look the other way. Then, too, there is shame simply by association.
"There are so many good things about our school," parents decried at the school board meeting (and I paraphrase). "We can't allow this one incident to overshadow them all."
That may be true, and yet a culture of hazing or bullying is no trivial matter. A violent assault is a serious crime. The community instinct to circle the wagons and deny that such allegations could be true only made a bad situation far worse. Now, the possibility there was an organized cover-up should be investigated.
Ultimately, for the Norwood school community, redemption lies in responsible adults' recognizing this as a teaching moment, and for the entire community to learn from it. If it wasn't clear before, it should be crystal clear now: Neither bullying nor hazing are OK. Even in a school where a culture of respect is well established, incidents will sometimes occur, because, yes, kids will be kids, and even kids are capable of criminal behavior.
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By NAOMI SCHALIT and JOHN CHRISTIE The Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting
They came from the townships and plantations of Concord, Lexington, Highland, Carrying Place and Pleasant Ridge. They set out for the statehouse in Augusta from the five sparsely populated backcountry communities set between the Kennebec and Carrabassett rivers, from a wooded intervale etched by streams, dappled by lakes and cradled by the hills and mountains of western Maine.
Blades rotate on a wind turbine on Maine's Stetson Mountain in this July 2009 file photo. The wind industry's grip on Augusta may be weakening. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)
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Wind act doesn't treat all Mainers equally
The Wind Energy Act doesn't treat every Maine citizen the same – some have more rights that others.
For example, the communities in the Unincorporated Territory that the Act put in the "expedited" permitting zone lost their right to weigh in on land use changes that would allow wind power to be built. Yet their neighbors just one community over who aren't in the expedited zone still have the same rights they always had.
Norman Kalloch testified on L.D. 616 — even though his township, just north of Highland Plantation, isn't in the expedited wind area.
"We, as residents of Carrying Place Town Township can participate in our township's future through public hearings regarding zoning changes required for any high impact development including grid-scale wind development," Kalloch told legislators. "By contrast, if the same wind project is proposed on the other side of the township line in Highland, our friends and neighbors there would have no opportunity or means to participate that is comparable to ours."
And in the developed part of the state, residents of incorporated towns in the expedited zone there also have greater ability to act when wind power projects are proposed. They can pass their own restrictive ordinances to limit or ban wind power development. Finally, the Wind Energy Act of 2008 allowed state regulators to add areas to the expedited zone. But it included no provisions to take areas out, short of going back to the legislature and passing a bill.
Why are these communities treated differently? That's not possible to determine because the members of the wind task force that made a map designating the expedited permitting area kept no minutes of the meetings discussing the map.
— By Naomi Schalit and John Christie
As they left, many of them passed a neatly lettered sign at the intersection of Long Falls Dam and Sandy Stream roads. The sign summed up what they were going to say to legislators later that day: "This is God's Country. Don't let wind towers come here and make it look like hell."
The residents were headed to Augusta this past March 28 bearing petitions for redress. Their message had an urgency: there were two large wind power construction projects — Iberdrola Renewable's Fletcher Mountain project and Independence Wind's Highland Plantation project — that had been proposed for the mountains surrounding their communities.
Armed with the signatures of the majority of residents in their townships and plantations, they went to ask lawmakers to pass a bill to give them back the right to influence how the land in their communities was used.
That right, they said, had been taken away from them in 2008, when Maine adopted one of the nation's most aggressive policies to promote wind power and put their communities in a fast-track wind development zone.
As Lexington Township's Karen Bessey Pease said, "We weren't asked when we were put in. We have the mandate of the people in these communities to not be in it — and we're hoping the legislature will agree."
The bill was one of dozens of attempts over the last five years to roll back provisions of the Wind Energy Act. Almost every one of those bills had been rejected by lawmakers. But this time, there were signs that the ironclad consensus in the statehouse about the virtues of wind power was eroding.
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The story begins five years ago when Gov. John Baldacci, nearing the end of his second term and eager to make Maine a national leader in wind energy, instructed a task force to devise a regulatory scheme that would streamline and speed up wind project permitting.
Baldacci's ambitions dovetailed with the expansion agenda of the wind power representatives, the climate change agenda of the environmentalists and the economic development agenda of lawmakers on his task force, all of whom supported wind power. Task force members produced a report declaring that "Maine can become a leader in wind power development, while protecting Maine's quality of place and natural resources, and delivering meaningful benefits to our economy, environment, and Maine people."
The report's recommendations were soon turned into legislation to make building wind projects easier in the state. Swiftly, unanimously and with no debate, legislators passed the Wind Energy Act of 2008.
To supporters of wind power, the legislation was a triumph.
It established "one of the most robust wind siting regimes in the nation," said Eric Thumma, a representative of wind developer Iberdrola Renewables, a sister company to Maine's Central Maine Power.
The Wind Energy Act set ambitious goals that could result in 1,000 to 2,000 turbines being constructed along hundreds of miles of Maine's landscape, including the highly prized mountains where wind blows hard and consistent. The act eliminated legal obstacles that had long made wind development difficult in Maine:
• It weakened longstanding rules that required wind turbines "to fit harmoniously into the landscape.
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The Voyager program was conceived in the mid-1960's as a mission to explore the outer planets using Mariner-style spacecraft. Officially, the original objective to investigate all of the outer planets in a "grand tour" was scaled back to Jupiter and Saturn exclusively due to budgetary cut-backs. However, Voyager 2 was launched on August 20, 1977 and placed on a slow flight path to Jupiter. Subsequently, Voyager 1 was launched on September 5, 1977 and arrived at Jupiter first in March 1979 and Saturn in November 1980. Because Saturn's moon, Titan, is the only other planet with a predominately nitrogen atmosphere, Voyager 1's trajectory was designed to pass within 2550 miles. This manuever caused the flight path to leave the ecliptic plane and out of the Solar System. Voyager 2 encounter Jupiter in July 1979 and Saturn in August 1981. Its slower flight path was designed to allow it to go on to Uranus in January 1986 and then to Neptune in August 1989 as the funding became available to continue the mission.
The Voyager TV cameras, ultraviolet and infrared spectrometers, and photopolarimeter are mounted on a scan platform that is stabilized about two axes of rotation. These instruments can be pointed with and accuracy of better than one-tenth of a degree. Because the spacecraft travel at speeds in excess of 35,000 mph, and the light levels at Neptune can be 900 times fainter than those on Earth, the spacecraft angular rates were programmed to extremely small to prevent smearing.
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New construction at the Foothills campus in east Boulder is scheduled to wrap up July 31; the full hospital move is scheduled to be wrapped up by Oct. 1, Gehant said. Between Aug. 1 and Oct. 1, workers will be testing systems at the Foothills campus, positioning equipment and furniture, and cleaning, he said. Part of the Foothills campus already is open and operating.
Boulder Community Hospital's move from its campus at 1100 Balsam Ave. just off Broadway in west Boulder to its newer Foothills campus is part of a 10-year, $110 million expansion.
The second phase of the expansion is to centralize all outpatient services and business operations, which will move from the hospital's Mapleton Center for Rehabilitation campus at 311 Mapleton Ave. to the Broadway campus. That part of the expansion is expected to cost about $15 million and take about two years to complete.
In the third phase, the 14-acre Mapleton campus will be sold, hopefully by October, Gehant said. If the Mapleton campus sells before planned remodeling is complete at 1100 Balsam Ave., the hospital may perform a two-year sale and lease-back plan, Gehant said.
The hospital is making "huge investments" in imaging and cardiology equipment at the Foothills campus as part of the expansion, Gehant said. New imaging and cardiology equipment includes new CT (computed tomography) and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scanners and four new, specialized laboratories. The hospital plans to spend $6 million to $7 million to outfit the new labs, which include two cardiac catheterization labs and an electrophysiology lab to help diagnose and treat heart patients and a radiographic interventional suite with equipment used to treat vessels in patients' extremities, Gehant said.
The hospital expansion is being funded through a hospital bond sale as well as through a $12 million capital fundraising campaign.
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RECINELLA, Phillip M. "Phil," 71, of Steubenville, Ohio, formerly of Mingo Junction, Ohio, passed away Saturday, December 8, 2012, in the emergency room at Trinity Medical Center West, in Steubenville.
He was born January 23, 1941, in Steubenville, Ohio a son of the late Alfonso and Mary (DiBacco) Recinella, Sr.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Alfonso Recinella, Jr.
Phil worked for 30 years in the service department for the Village of Mingo. He was Catholic by faith.
Surviving are two brothers, Raymond (Eleanor) Recinella and James Recinella both of Mingo; a sister, Patricia (David) Griffin of Westerville, Ohio; a special nephew, Jeffrey (Cindy) Recinella of Mingo Junction; and many other nieces and nephews.
Friends will be received at Wheeler Funeral Home, 101 Longview Ave., Mingo Junction, on Tuesday from 10 a.m. until the time of his funeral services at 1 p.m. with Fr. James M. Dunfee, officiating.
Interment will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery in Steubenville.
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Today's show is all about the 28th Breeders' Cup World Championships. In hour 1, Mike Penna is joined by Jude Feld who calls in live from Churchill Downs with the latest on Breeders' Cup works, and Jim Gluckson calls in to talk about the new developments with this year's Breeders' Cup. In hour 2, John Gasper (Vinery) joins Mike in studio to handicap Keeneland's Fayette Stakes and look ahead to next weekend at Churchill Downs. Plus, Mike Willman, Santa Anita Director of Publicity previews the California based contenders.
Horse Racing Radio Network (HRRN), the Eclipse Award-winning broadcast organization based in Lexington, KY, announced Thursday it will provide 20 hours of Breeders' Cup coverage live from Churchill Downs beginning Tuesday, November 1.
For the third consecutive year, HRRN will host its popular Breeders' Cup Countdown Show live from the Churchill backside on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings from 8-10 a.m. ET. The Breeders' Cup Countdown features interviews with jockeys, trainers, owners, handicappers, and various industry professionals, as well as real time reports as Breeders' Cup contenders appear on the track.
HRRN returns Friday and Saturday afternoon with nationwide coverage of every Breeders' Cup race. Coverage of Breeders' Cup Friday can be heard from 4:00-8:00 p.m. ET, and Saturday's broadcast will air from 1:00-7:30 p.m. ET.
HRRN's race coverage will be available on affiliates throughout the country, while fans can tune-in to the Breeders' Cup Countdown Shows on HRRN affiliates in Lexington and Louisville, KY. All Breeders' Cup week broadcasts will also be streamed live on the HRRN website, www.horseracingradio.net.
HRRN's Eclipse Award-winning broadcast team will be anchored by HRRN President, Mike Penna, along with analysts Kurt Becker and Jude Feld, with paddock interviews and commentary provided by Sean Clancy and Roy Steele. Michelle Penna and Lee Dellapina will produce.
A complete Breeders' Cup week schedule with affiliates can be found on the HRRN site.
Mike & Jude host today's show live from Keeneland to preview Fall Stars Weekend with special guests, Carrie Brogden (Select Sales & Machmer Hall) and John Gasper (Vinery). Plus, Mike Willman, Santa Anita Director of Publicity discusses last weekend Breeders' Cup preps and previews today's stakes. Don't miss our weekly "Helping You Win More" segment presented by horsewhispererusa.com, as Roy Steele give his selections.
Saturday coverage to include contest offering set of 6 Breeders' Cup tickets
Horse Racing Radio Network (HRRN), the Eclipse Award-winning broadcast organization based in Lexington, KY, will broadcast live from Keeneland Race Course this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with coverage of eight graded stakes races to be contested on Fall Stars Weekend.
Fans can tune in to Friday's coverage of the Darley Alcibiades (G1) and Phoenix (G3) from 5:00-6:00 ET. On Saturday, HRRN returns with a two-hour broadcast of the Turf Mile (G1), Breeders' Futurity (G1), First Lady (G1), and Thoroughbred Club of America (G2) from 4:00-6:00 ET, and on Sunday will showcase the Spinster (G1) and Bourbon (G3) from 5:00-6:00 ET.
All three broadcasts, presented by AmWest Entertainment, will be aired on select HRRN affiliates and streamed live on the HRRN website, www.horseracingradio.net, with Saturday's coverage also being aired on Sirius 93. A complete list of affiliates and upcoming broadcast schedule can be found on the HRRN site.
Mike Penna will anchor the coverage along with analyst Jude Feld. Duane Amos will provide paddock commentary.
In addition to the live race coverage, HRRN will host a special Fall Stars Weekend edition of their popular Equine Forum Show live from Keeneland. The Equine Forum can be heard from 8-10 a.m. ET on 96.1 FM in Lexington, KY, as well as on the HRRN website.
On Saturday, listeners will also have the opportunity to enter HRRN's Breeders' Cup contest offering a chance to win a set of 6 Breeders' Cup tickets. Complete rules and details are available at www.horseracingradio.net.
Coverage to include Vosburgh, Beldame, Turf Classic, & Flower Bowl Invitational
Horse Racing Radio Network (HRRN), the Eclipse Award-winning broadcast organization based in Lexington, KY, will provide live coverage of nine grade and group 1 races this weekend.
On Saturday, HRRN will broadcast live from Belmont Park with a three hour Super Saturday broadcast featuring the Jockey Club Gold Cup, Vosburgh, Beldame, Turf Classic, and Flower Bowl Invitational from 3:00-6:00 ET. On Sunday, fans can tune-in to HRRN's coverage of four group 1 races from Longchamp Race Course, including the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe from 8:30-10:30 a.m. ET. The coverage is presented by AmWest Entertainment.
The broadcasts are part of HRRN's "Road to the Breeders' Cup" series of broadcasts which includes live on-site coverage of Keeneland's Fall Stars weekend, October 7th, 8th, and 9th, as well as the QE II Challenge Cup on October 15th.
Saturday's Jockey Club Gold Cup broadcast can be heard on select HRRN affiliates as well as on Sirius 94, while Sunday's coverage of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe will be carried on Sirius 93 – XM 209. Each broadcast will also be streamed live on the HRRN website, www.horseracingradio.net. A complete list of affiliates and upcoming broadcast schedule can be found on the HRRN site.
HRRN will begin their Super Saturday coverage with a special edition of their popular Equine Forum Show hosted live from Belmont Park. The Equine Forum can be heard from 8-10 a.m. ET on 96.1 FM in Lexington, KY, as well as on the HRRN website.
Mike Penna will anchor the coverage along with analyst Jude Feld.
Today's show features our preview of Belmont's Super Saturday, Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, & Santa Anita's Grade 1 stakes. Plus, hosts Mike Penna and Jude Feld debate the top older horse in America on our weekly Breeders' Cup Brawl segment.
Today's show is loaded with special guests. In hour 1, hosts Mike Penna & Jude Feld talk about the Keeneland September Yearling Sale with Associate Director of Sales Tom Thornbury, and preview Kentucky Cup day at Turfway Park with announcer & handicapper Mike Battaglia. In hour 2, Sophia Mangalee shares her experience of riding in the Mongol Derby & trainer James Toner talks about his super filly, Winter Memories.
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Horse Racing Radio Network (HRRN), the Eclipse Award-winning broadcast organization based in Lexington, KY, announced Monday it will provide 16 hours of Kentucky Derby coverage live from Churchill Downs beginning Wednesday, May 4 and culminating on Saturday, May 7 with their exclusive national radio broadcast of the 137th Kentucky Derby from 5-7 p.m. ET.
For the third consecutive year, HRRN will host its popular Derby Countdown Show live from the Churchill backside on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings from 8-10 a.m. ET, and will have live coverage of the Derby post position draw Wednesday afternoon beginning at 5:00 p.m. ET. HRRN returns Friday, May 6 with three hours of Kentucky Oaks coverage from 3-6 p.m. ET, and on Saturday will host its weekly Equine Forum Show from 8-10 a.m. ET and provide live coverage of the Derby day undercard stakes from 2-4 ET preceding its broadcast of Kentucky Derby 137.
HRRN's coverage will be available on nationwide affiliates as well as on SiriusXM. Fans can also tune in worldwide with live streaming provided on the HRRN website,www.horseracingradio.net. In addition, HRRN's Kentucky Derby coverage will be broadcast to service men and women around the globe on the American Forces Network.
HRRN's award-winning broadcast team will be anchored by HRRN President, Mike Penna, along with analysts Kurt Becker, Jude Feld, and Rolly Hoyt, with paddock interviews and commentary provided by Sean Clancy. Amy Ireland will handle red carpet celebrity interviews. Don Roeder will produce.
A complete Derby week schedule with affiliates and SiriusXM information can be found on the HRRN site.
Horse Racing Radio Network (HRRN), the Eclipse Award-winning broadcast organization based in Lexington, KY, announced today they have reached an agreement with all three Triple Crown racetracks for HRRN to provide the national radio broadcast of the 2011 Triple Crown. Having reached an agreement with Churchill Downs Incorporated, HRRN will provide the exclusive broadcast of the 137th Kentucky Derby on Saturday May 7th, before moving on to Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, MD for the 136th Preakness Stakes on Saturday, May 21st, then traveling to New York for the final jewel in the crown, the 143rd Belmont Stakes on Saturday, June 11th.
Having broadcast the Preakness Stakes since 2008 and providing national coverage of the Belmont Stakes three of the past four years, HRRN will broadcast the Kentucky Derby for the first time in 2011.
"The Triple Crown is the most coveted title in our sport and the Kentucky Derby is the most prestigious event in thoroughbred racing," said Mike Penna, President of HRRN. "As a life-long racing fan, the opportunity to broadcast the Triple Crown is a tremendous honor and privilege. We take great pride in making our listeners feel as if they are sitting next to us during our broadcasts and look forward to showcasing these days to racing fans around the world."
"We are excited to work with the experienced team of broadcasters and racing journalists at HRRN to bring the excitement of Kentucky Derby 137 home to radio and online listeners around the world," said Churchill Downs Racetrack President Kevin Flanery. "From the rich pageantry to the colorful personalities to the legendary 'Run for the Roses' itself, we know the team at HRRN will help us share this year's unforgettable Derby experiences with race fans who can't join us in person but will certainly join us in spirit as we crown another Derby champion on the first Saturday in May."
"We are pleased the Preakness Stakes will be covered by HRRN for the fourth consecutive year," said Mike Gathagan, Maryland Jockey Club Vice President of Communications. "The network's national radio broadcast allows racing fans from around the world to be a live witness to this first-class event at Pimlico Race Course."
"We are thrilled that once again HRRN will be providing coverage of New York's premier race, the Belmont Stakes," said NYRA Director of Communications and Media Relations Dan Silver. "With the NBC Sports Group uniting the Derby, Preakness, and Belmont Stakes on television, and HRRN uniting all three races on radio, it promises to be a great year of coverage for our sport's Triple Crown."
HRRN's Triple Crown broadcasts will air live from 5:00-7:00 ET for all three legs, and will be carried on HRRN affiliates throughout the country. HRRN's coverage will also be broadcast to service men and women around the world on the American Forces Network, and streamed live on the HRRN website,www.horseracingradio.net.
HRRN has scheduled 30 hours of Triple Crown coverage beginning Wednesday, May 4th with their popular Derby Countdown Show hosted live from Churchill Downs. In addition, HRRN will broadcast several major prep races starting with the Grade 2 Tampa Bay Derby on Saturday, March 12th.
A complete broadcast schedule can be found on the HRRN site.


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Vancouver, BC -- The script is where it all begins. It's what makes or breaks a project. That's why the VIFF's Film & TV Forum has invited some of the top writers from the realm of film, TV, and digital media to participate in the 27th edition of The Forum, Sept. 26 - 29th at the Rogers Industry Centre.
Whether you're writing for the big, small or handheld screen, this year's Forum has it covered. On Global Trends Day, John Cabrera, Head Writer of Bryan Singer's new digital series, H+, brings a fresh and innovative perspective to the session, THE NEXT GENERATION OF STORYTELLERS. Along with fellow panelists Rita Hsiao (Mulan) and Matt MacLennan (Splinter Cell) the session will focus on writing for a global audience, from gaming to animation to web series.
Feature film screenplays get a specific focus on the session THE ART OF THE ANTAGONIST with Glenn Berger (Monsters vs Aliens and the new Paul Feig comedy Wish List) and Rhett Reese (Zombieland).
Once the brilliant script is ready, it's time for a director to step in. SUCCESS STORIES will focus on new filmmakers who have attracted both movie stars and financing to their indie films. Directors Tanya Wexler (Hysteria starring Maggie Gyllenhaal) and Robert Byington (Somebody Up There Likes Me starring Parks & Recreations' Nick Offerman) will be welcomed by moderator Kris Elgstrand (co-director/screenwriter, Doppelgänger Paul) to discuss securing talent and getting unique movies made in today's competitive marketplace.
"This is the year to see and be seen at the Forum. With more guests than ever in the history of this 27-year Vancouver film industry tradition, the 2012 VIFF Forum is where your career can expand into the global career you want it to be," says Creative Director Kellie Ann Benz. "Don't leave home without your business cards - or QR codes or BBM Pins!"
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