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CHRIS Wilder's spell in charge puts him into the top four on the club's all-time manager's list and he has no intention of stopping there.
The U's boss is out of contract in the summer, but only this week chairman Ian Lenagan said talks over an extension were due in the new year.
Wilder has just passed Brian Horton on the list, although he would have to stay until January 2019 to overtake Arthur Turner and become the club's longest-serving manager.
While that may be unlikely, Wilder is keen to continue with a team he has taken to the top of Sky Bet League Two.
He said: "The spirit in the camp is fantastic and we have a lot of talented players that want to do well.
"We're in a decent place and hopefully it can continue."
Wilder takes nothing for granted, though, in an industry where barely a week goes by without a managerial change in the Football League.
"You don't know what's round the corner," he said.
"You're never surprised what happens in football, you just get up and get on with it.
"I'm happy with the way things have panned out.
"We would have loved to have done things a little bit quicker, but you get on with the job and do it to the best of your ability."
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Arthur Turner 10yrs 0mnths*
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ResearchPulling back the curtain on Aereo
Aereo's greatest utility was the ability to watch must-see live TV on a phone or tablet in more or less real time, but that type of content makes up only a… Read more »
Aereo's greatest utility was the ability to watch must-see live TV on a phone or tablet in more or less real time, but that type of content makes up only a… Read more »
Aereo is back in court with a brand new legal theory for why it should be allowed to continue to operate. If it prevails, the implications could be nearly as far-reaching… Read more »
Aereo bowed to the inevitable on Saturday morning, telling subscribers that's pulling the plug at 11:30ET on its revolutionary service that rented consumers mini-antennas and DVR's to watch over-the-air TV. Read more »
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For all the sturm und drung the Aereo case unleashed it could all come down to a matter of legal draftsmanship more than legal reasoning. Read more »
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Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis told NFL analyst Warren Sapp via text message that he will not play Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals:
Lewis is suffering from a toe injury that kept him out of practice this week.The Ravens have a short week this week, hosting the San Francisco 49ers on Thanksgiving. Perhaps keeping Lewis out of this game will allow him to heal in time for Thursday.
Known for his toughness, Lewis has 68 tackles - 49 of them solo - this season with two sacks. The Ravens will miss the captain of their team and key to their defense against the rival Bengals, who, like the Ravens, enter the game at 6-3. The winning team will take control of the tight AFC North.


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You've got to capitalize when given the opportunity.
The Rangers learned that in the first three games with an inept power-play. Tonight, the Penguins had three vital chances to score, but it just was not their night.
Ryan Malone's short-handed breakaway. Evgeni Malkin's penalty shot. Jordan Staal's open net.
Those missed opportunities were the keys to tonight's loss.
That piss poor Ranger power-play? They were 2-7 tonight. Good enough to live another day. The Penguins power-play was just not on their game tonight. It happens. But, allowing the Rangers to stay in the series only opens the door for more opportunities for New York to stay alive. A bounced of the puck in the right way will extend this series another game.
The Pens looked listless from the start. It's almost as if they expected the Rangers to roll over and let the sweep happen. Battered and bruised, the Blueshirts had nothing to lose and it showed. Somehow the Penguins managed 28 shots on goal. It seemed like they had 10. New York did a great job shutting down the high-powered Pittsburgh offense. Henrik Lundqvist was unreal.
New York did a great job shutting down the slot. Every time a Penguin player would drive in, Ranger sticks would be everywhere knocking the puck away. Pittsburgh could not get any momentum. When it looked like it would, they'd take a penalty and go back to having to defend for two minutes.
We all knew there was no way the Penguins were going 16-0 in the playoffs. The loss is good. Hopefully it'll cause an emergency feeling to set in inside the Penguins locker room. They need to go into Game 5 on Sunday dead set on shutting down everything the Rangers will throw at them and capitalizing on their chances. If they don't, New York will slowly gain their confidence and have the feeling they can win the series. Pittsburgh doesn't want that. End it on Sunday and move on.
What else was flowing through my head during Game 4?
-Hey Versus. Thanks for the multiple replays on the Evgeni Malkin play that led to the penalty shot. Here's a tip: If you want to get a better look at that play, SLOW DOWN THE INSTANT REPLAY! It was an incredibly fast play and there was no way you could tell if the puck crossed the line in regular speed. Yet, why on every single replay Versus showed, it was normal speed or a not-so slow speed? Had Versus slowed the replay down frame-by-frame, with the above the net camera (the best angle), viewers would have had a better idea if the puck crossed the line before the net came off. It probably wasn't a goal anyway, but the viewers had no real evidence to make a decision
UPDATE Thanks to Andrew for sending this in:
Looks like the puck is resting on Malkin's shin. Only question though is if the left post is off. Hard to tell the way Geno's body is positioned. Not whining here, but this is the perfect example of what Versus could have done. Not like the goal would have mattered the way the Pens offense was going.
I'm going to assume the "war room" in Toronto reviewing the goal slowed it down enough to make the right call here.
-Too much unselfishness killed the Pens. Too many "one-extra" passes instead of shots. Too much one-on-one individual moves by Sidney Crosby tonight. He tried so many times to split the defense instead of making one move and putting it on net. Shoot the puck. Geez, I sound like a Ranger fan yelling at their power-play.
-There's a reason why Malkin doesn't take shoot-outs in the regular season. For whatever reason he just tenses up on breakaway's. At least make a move and don't aim for Lundqvist's glove
-Crosby sucks...because he's not on your team.
-Now THAT'S the Lundqvist who's worthy of a Vezina Trophy.
-I really hope this isn't Jaromir Jagr's last season in the NHL or playing hockey altogether. He's looked incredibly rejuvenated the last month and a half of the season.
-Game 5 is more important to the Penguins right now than to the Rangers. That might sound weird, but Pittsburgh needs to close this series out before the puck keeps bouncing New York's way.
Two days of rest, then another elimination game. Do it.
Let's Go Pens!


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OROVILLE – The Oroville City Council approved a 2013 Budget of $8 million, $1.5 million more than last year due to additional projects.
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- Yes, he has made a change in students' lives and got them excited about school (46%, 64 Votes)
- Yes, the board should have gone with Principal Kristin Sarmiento's evaluation and recommendation (25%, 35 Votes)
- I don't have enough information to say one way or another (16%, 22 Votes)
- Yes, with the understanding he address Supt. Steve Quick's concerns (14%, 19 Votes)
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WEST NEWBURY — Each time Bedford threw what seemed to be a knockout punch, Pentucket fought back.
Bedford twice drove inside the Pentucket 15-yard-line in the fourth quarter, and twice the Sachems turned the Buccaneers away without points to force the game into overtime.
Then, in the extra frame, Pentucket stifled the Bucs on three straight downs to force a fourth-and-10.
Bedford, however, found that last big play, completing a screen play for a touchdown, and the Sachems could not respond, falling to the Buccaneers 22-14 in the Division 4 North finals yesterday.
"This is very tough," said Pentucket coach Steve Hayden. "One of the toughest losses I have experienced. That is a very good football team, but we played very well. We battled, but they found a way to beat us."
Bedford now advances to the Division 4 state semifinals, while the Sachems refocus on their traditional Thanksgiving Day meeting with Triton.
"That is the best team that we have played all year," said Buccaneers coach Jack Belcher. "They smacked us. We usually wear teams out and take over in the second half, and we couldn't do that today. You can see why coach Hayden and this program have had so much success."
It was the Sachems that started the game with a bang. After the opening drive of the game stalled at the Bedford 2-yard line, Pentucket grabbed the lead later in the quarter when Jeff Porter broke free for a 73-yard touchdown run.
Bedford struck back in the second to tie the game, but that did not last long.
Porter (14 carries, 139 yards) fielded the following kickoff and ran it back 82 yards for his second touchdown of the game and a 14-7 lead.
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PRESS RELEASE FROM SPOKANE INVESTIGATIVE REGIONAL RESPONSE TEAM: On Friday evening, October 19, 2012, two Stevens County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a residence near the area of Long Praire and Deer Creek Road on a suicidal call. When they arrived on scene they confronted 66-year-old John Peterson outside his residence holding a firearm.
Peterson was on the phone with Stevens County 911 operators when the two deputies arrived on scene. Stevens County Sheriff's Deputy Travis Frizzell and Reserve Deputy Nick Wolfe responded to the call.
Deputy Frizzell has been employed with the Stevens County Sheriff's Office for over five years and was previously employed with the Chewelah Police Department for three years. Reserve Deputy Wolfe has been employed with the Stevens County Sheriff's Office for eight months.
Deputy Frizzell and Wolfe identified themselves to Peterson immediately and Deputy Frizzell proceeded to give commands to Peterson. Peterson did not follow Deputy Frizzell's commands, turned towards Reserve Deputy Wolfe and pointed a firearm at him. Reserve Deputy Wolfe fired one round, fatally wounding Peterson.
The Spokane Investigative Regional Response Team is investigating the shooting. Once their investigation is complete, the case will be forwarded to the Stevens County Prosecutor's Office for review.
by the family of John Peterson in response to SIRRT press release:
John Peterson, the elderly
Vietnam veteran who was shot to death by a Stevens County reserve deputy last
Friday night, deserves better than the rush to judgment being engaged in by the
Spokane sheriff's office.
John called 911 because he
was seeking help. Instead of helping
John, a Stevens County reserve deputy with only eight months on the job shot him
to death. The only two surviving
witnesses are the shooter and his fellow deputy.
Investigation of
officer-related killings is governed by written rules. Those rules clearly state that if an officer
shoots someone, any officer who witnessed the shooting should be segregated from
the shooter, and as soon as possible the witnessing officer should interviewed
on tape about what happened.
The Spokane sheriff's
office did not follow its own rules. Instead they allowed both the shooter, and the witnessing deputy, to go
home. They waited for three-and-a-half
days before bringing the two deputies in for recorded
Because the Spokane
sheriff's office failed to follow its own rules, John Peterson's family has
serious doubts about the integrity of the
In fact, late Wednesday
John's family met with the Spokane sheriff's office for more than an hour. They assured us that the investigation was
still in its early stages and they didn't know yet what happened. It's now apparent that the Spokane sheriff's
office was being less than truthful with us.
There are many unanswered
questions in this case. For example, if
the reserve deputy was truly being threatened by John, why didn't the senior
deputy fire his weapon?
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EXPERTS have cast doubt on the Prime Minister's prediction that a new rail line will boost Bolton business.
The Government announced plans last week to extend the proposed London to Birmingham HS2 train line as far as Manchester by 2032 to cut journey times.
But transport experts claim there is little evidence that the North will benefit and say the cash could be spent on other projects.
New figures from Virgin Trains show two-thirds of people who buy return tickets for the Manchester and London line start their journey in London. Critics of the new £32.7 billion project believe that shows the people who will benefit from it already live in the capital.
Professor John Tomaney, of the School of Planning at University College London, has researched the effect of high-speed lines across the world. He said: "The argument that high-speed rail can reshape economic geography has been used in several countries around the world such as France, Spain, South Korea. But in practice, there is very little evidence that building a high speed rail line heals north-south divides."
Professor Paul Salveson, a transport expert based at the University of Huddersfield, said: "The impact on the north's economy, whatever it might be, will not be felt for decades.
"HS2 is a very expensive solution, and for a fraction of the cost we could re-open the former Peak mainline from Manchester to Derby and upgrade the route to St Pancras."
However, others argued Bolton will benefit.
Bolton Council's development director Keith Davies said: "This level of investment in the Greater Manchester area is something that should be welcomed, and we will be working with partners in Greater Manchester to maximise the economic benefit that the construction of the line will bring. It will improve our position in relation to the UK and the European economies."
Emma Antrobus, transport policymaker for the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, said: "HS2 will provide an economic benefit to the whole of the region, including towns like Bolton, through the creation of jobs and increased productivity."
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2:31pm Mon 4 Feb 13
SmoggyDiasboro says...
An interesting statistic - because it seems to be counter-indicative to the argument. If people are travelling out of London to Manchester, that would seem to indicate that whilst they live there, they are travelling for work purposes to Manchester. The logical inference here is that if it is easier then they are more likely to deal with Northern suppliers, hopefully generating more work in Manchester.
This seems to fly in the face of other research previously quoted abount how the benefits of HS rail work the other way. I will be interested to see how this plays out (though as it's going to be in the 2030's I won't be holding what little breath I have left to reviewing the definitive 'proof' in my 80's)
4:02pm Mon 4 Feb 13
Reality50 says...
/Barnsley line being two such cases. As for Bolton sadly it is too late to reopen the Bolton-Bury line as Beeching killed that for ever. As I said last week I would like to see direct services from Bolton to Liverpool Leeds and London without the need to change at Manchester or Wigan.
4:08pm Mon 4 Feb 13
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6:56pm Mon 4 Feb 13
Beyond News Forum says...
How many people can afford to get into this town via the current train system and it's price hiking? That's if there is going to be any business and jobs here in Bolton in the next few years anyway.
6:57pm Mon 4 Feb 13
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How many people can afford to get into this town via the current train system and it's price hiking? That's if there is going to be any business and jobs here in Bolton in the next few years anyway.
8:49pm Mon 4 Feb 13
Hulton Park says...
Reality50 wrote:Spot on.
All HS2 will do is further see the local investment in the North West go into Manchester while the satellite towns further become neglected backwaters. Being a part of Greater Manchester harms Bolton in many ways and diminishes our influence and importance as a town. We should go back into Lancashire and be a big fish in a smaller pond rather than be a forgotten town in a large conurbation.Being on the coattails of Manchester is also a reason why we have never been given city status.
HS2 will in fact exacerbate the shift that has been going on for decades, and which has been accelerated by the idea of "Greater Manchester", something that does precious little for the Lancashire cotton towns. It is, in essence, a suburbanist idea, with no urban vision beyond the city.
The North West's economic centre of gravity will move increasingly to the south of Manchester, with the Airport area effectively operating as a second city centre, with an econmic pull that will be to the detriment of established centres. In addition, with the proposed link to Manchester Airport from the West Coast mainline at Wigan, many trains from the north will simply by-pass Bolton altogether.
Sad to hear a representative of this once great and independent town parroting a press release provided by Greater Manchester quangoists.
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I'm bummed I didn't find this earlier, back when summer was really doing the dang thing, and not wincing away into a premature autumn (if you're west coaster, perhaps you know what I'm talking about). On the plus side, this new-to-me Summer Mix by Miami's Champion Sound Crew might just hold off those clouds a tad longer.
Champion Sound MIA have consistently been putting on big nights at the Electric Pickle in Miami, as well as producing high-quality mixes that bring some of that South Florida vibe out to the world. Champion Sound's got four DJs – Manuvers, A Train, Lumin, and the homie Sire Esquire – and each one takes a chunk of the mix, bringing their own sounds and tastes to one cohesive project.
It's good times, and with shorter days just around the corner, this might be the only thing that'll get you through (unless they follow it up with airline tickets to Miami, which we here at LxNxM would never dream of turning down). Tracklisting after the jump.
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Although I didn't get a chance to go down to Miami to attend any of the Winter Music Conference parties this year, my homie Pancho, aka DJ Manuvers, kept me updated via his Facebook. Gilles Peterson, ?uestlove and Aloe Blacc were among some of the artists that he saw that made me most jealous. It looked like a hella good time, and I wish I could have been of a part of it. Oh well, there's always next year…
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"Every time I come down here it is very dangerous and I see people trying to get over on the other side and everything," said Mary Houston. Her mother lives at the intersection and Houston says she was almost hit one time while visiting. She said, "I was waiting on that light and somebody run the light and if I wouldn't paying no attention they would have hit me right in the side."
Councilman Will Culver worked in conjunction with the Alabama Department of Transportation and the Huntsville Housing Authority to get crosswalks installed at Meadow Drive and Arctic Street where they intersect with University, but they aren't always being used.
"None of those vehicular, pedestrian, bicycle accidents occurred in a crosswalk, so the important thing to understand is that they need to cross in those designated crosswalks," said Culver. He represented the area for years and say the city may need to reevaluate the situation.
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Through the years, Ed Yarbrough has defended a large number of high profile cases.A former Middle Tennessee U.S. Attorney, Yarbrough is now in private practice with Bone, McAllester and Norton.He is not representing any of the four defendants in the aggravated rape case involving Vanderbilt football players and a 21-year-old Vanderbilt student."This is one of the most difficult cases to defend,'' Yarbrough told me Monday. "And, if one or two defendants decide to testify against their buddies, it will be extremely difficult.''Yarbrough is speaking of the indictment handed down last week involving former Vanderbilt players Brandon Vandenburg, 20 years old from California; 19-year-old Cory Batey from Nashville; 19-year-old JaBorian "Tip'' McKenzie from Mississippi; and 19-year-old Brandon Banks from Maryland.They were all indicted and arrested. Batey, an Ensworth High graduate, was the first one to be arrested. He underwent a mandatory blood test for HIV at a Nashville hospital. The remaining ex-players followed suit, with Banks turning himself in Sunday night.They are charged with five counts each of aggravated rape and two counts of aggravated sexual battery. Vandenburg incurred additional charges of unlawful photography and tampering with evidence.All four players were immediately dismissed from the team and soon afterward, suspended from Vanderbilt.Yarbrough explained the legal difference between rape and aggravated rape."Aggravated rape typically involves physical injury or use of a weapon or both,'' he said. "It's a forcible rape. All rapes are forcible, but the definition of forcible has been changed and when a victim is incapacitated – physically or mentally – that could be an aggravated factor as well.''The alleged rape occurred in a dorm room at Gillette Hall on the Vanderbilt campus. It was only discovered when a security video in the dorm alerted Vanderbilt officials that something was suspicious about activity they saw while scanning the tape for another matter.Yarbrough believes the four ex-players will be tried together, but it's not a given."Normally in a situation like that all four would be tried together,'' he said. "The only reason why they might not would be what we call a Bruton problem, which gets down into criminal evidence law pretty heavy. But basically if one of them made an incriminating statement that would affect the others, he would be severed out. "Typically in a situation like that while the allegation was they all acted together, you would not see a severance meeting and they would all be tried together.''Two ex-players, Vandenburg and Batey, were held on $350,000 bond. Banks was held on $250,000 bond while McKenzie's bond was $50,000. Only McKenzie is currently free on bond."I have to plead ignorance on the facts of the case, but from looking at the bonds amounts those are pretty big disparities there. I think you could anticipate that there would be cooperating testimony and probably one or more would make a deal and testify against the more culpable defendants,'' Yarbrough said.One thing is for certain. None of these defendants' lives will ever be the same. If the allegations prove true, it is the most high profile criminal case involving Vanderbilt athletes in the history of the school.Even if they have had no past criminal records, it is highly likely all four will be incarcerated for what would have been the worst decisions they have ever made in their young lives.Fairly or not, it has cast a dark cloud over Vanderbilt and its football program, one that will only grow if the case comes to trial and the verdicts rendered.Vanderbilt officials have to ask themselves if these four young men would have been admitted to Vanderbilt if they had not been highly recruited football players.If the answer is no, then the administration has to decide whether the cost of being able to compete in SEC football is worth the price. Contact wkrn.com Sports Columnist Joe Biddle at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Ron McAnally won his first San Juan Capistrano Handicap in 1980 with the immortal John Henry. The great gelding was five at the time, about halfway through his racing career, in which he would earn two Horse of the Year titles.
McAnally, now 80 and a member of racing's Hall of Fame since 1990, won his only other San Juan in 1998 with Amerique. Next Sunday, closing day at Santa Anita, McAnally will send out Argentine import Interaction in the marathon turf event, to be decided at about 1 ¾ miles.
The 7-year-old horse will be seeking his first United States stakes win in his 11th start. He has already finished second in three graded races, the Grade I Eddie Read, the Hollywood Turf Cup and the San Marcos Stakes, each a Grade II. In 2009, Interaction won Argentina's prestigious Group 1 stakes, the Gran Premio Carlos Pelligrini at 1 ½ miles by three lengths.
More recently, Interaction was fourth on March 16 behind runaway San Luis Rey Stakes winner Bright Thought, who set a world record for a mile and a half on grass in 2:22.72.
"My horse is a distance horse and he won the Pelligrini and ran second here in the San Marcos at a mile and a half," McAnally said. "When he didn't run well (in the San Luis Rey), the track was very hard. I think he has some kind of chance in the San Juan."
Said Joe Talamo, who rides Interaction in the San Juan and was aboard in the Hollywood Turf Cup and the San Marcos: "I think it's going to be a perfect distance for him. He's definitely a mile and a half horse and that extra quarter is going to help him out a lot.
"He kind of ran into a monster last time," referring to Bright Thought. "I think he's one of the best turf horses around here, if not in the country. The San Juan should set up real well for Interaction."
"Then there was one."
That's how Bob Baffert summed up his prospects for the Kentucky Derby on May 4 after War Academy was pulled up in Saturday's Arkansas Derby under Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, who at press time Sunday, was still in search of a mount in the Run for the Roses.
"The one" would be Sunland Derby winner Govenor Charlie, who has 50 points on the Derby's new qualifying system that limits the field to 20 starters with the highest point totals, earned by the top four finishers in designated Derby prep races.
"He's fine," Baffert said of War Academy on an overcast Sunday morning interspersed with occasional sprinkles of rain. "Mike Smith said the horse's hind end kept going out on him a little bit down the backside, so he didn't feel comfortable and pulled him up. But when he got back to the barn he looked fine. We're shipping him today to Kentucky. We'll monitor him, but he looked fine."
Daily Racing Form's chart comments on War Academy read, "War Academy backed out of the gate prior to the start, reloaded, broke in good order, raced mid pack toward the front, broke stride just after a half, pulled up gradually, walked off."
Baffert trainees Super Ninety Nine, Den's Legacy (sixth in the Arkansas Derby) and Code West have 30, 20 and 20 points, respectively, but Baffert said last week that how his horses were training, and not points, would be the determining factor in whether they run in the Kentucky Derby, which he has won three times.
Saturday proved to be a spectacular day in out of town riding assignments for jockeys based at or formerly based at Santa Anita.
Rafael Bejarano landed his Kentucky Derby mount when he rode Overanalyze to a 4 ¼-length victory in the Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Park for the Repole Stable and Todd Pletcher.
At Keeneland, Santa Anita-based Mario Gutierrez won the $175,000 Commonwealth for Doug O'Neill aboard Handsome Mike; Garrett Gomez rode Havelock to victory in the $100,000 Shakertown; Corey Nakatani guided Last Full Measure to an upset win in the $300,000 Madison; and Julien Leparoux, who moved his tack to Kentucky from Santa Anita last week, won the $300,000 Jenny Wiley on Centre Court before piloting Java's War to a dramatic neck triumph over Palice Malice (ridden by Gomez) in the $750,000 Blue Grass Stakes. Java's War was 14th and last after six furlongs in the 1 1/8-mile race.
The exodus opened the door for Martin Pedroza, who won four of the nine races at Santa Anita Saturday, moving him into a tie for ninth in the standings with Kevin Krigger at 24.
As for Baffert's Kentucky Derby number seemingly down to one, the Hall of Famer was philosophical. "Only one can win it," he said.
Fans haven't seen the last of Unusual Beam at Santa Anita this meet.
The 5-year-old Unusual Heat gelding trained by Barry Abrams won Saturday's sixth race, getting up by a half-length at 10-1 under Edwin Maldonado in the about 6 ½ furlong turf race. It was his ninth start of the meet.
But the meet's not over. When it was suggested to Abrams that he would have to wait for Hollywood to run him again, he quickly quashed that assumption Sunday.
"No, there's a race for him here next Sunday," he said. "If he's OK, he's going to run on Sunday."
Trainer Gary Stute, who scratched World Renowned from Saturday's third race in what would have been his 10th start this meet, was falsely miffed upon hearing the news.
"I wouldn't have scratched if I'd known we were tied," Stute said.
It was only the second win from 22 starts for Unusual Beam, who also has four seconds and six thirds.
"The race set up good for him," Abrams said. "They went 43 to the half, he was closer up than usual and it made a difference, but he runs good every time."
FINISH LINES: Dan Hendricks was back on the beat Sunday morning after an absence of some two weeks for treatment of a sore backside. "It was just like taking a vacation," the trainer said . . . Two-time Santa Anita Handicap winner Game On Dude, prepping for the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic next Saturday, worked four furlongs on Santa Anita's fast main track Sunday a bullet 47 seconds flat, fastest of 52 drills at the distance, the average time of which was 49.57 . . . Smart Ellis and Lime Rickey, nominees to the closing day San Juan, worked one mile in 1:41 and six furlongs in 1:14.60, respectively, for Richard Mandella and Bill Spawr . . . Closing day next Sunday, in appreciation of fan support this season, all THOROUGHBREDS members can receive a free gift by visiting the THOROUGHBREDS Reward Center. There will also be mandatory payouts in the Pick 6, Pick 5 and Super High 5 . . . Santa Anita's 2013 George Woolf Memorial Award winner Mario Pino will be Peter Lurie's guest Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. on HRTV's "Across the Board."


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---- — NORTH ANDOVER — Wearing a helmet may have saved the life of a 29-year-old New Hampshire man who suffered serious injuries when he fell from his mountain bicycle in the woods of Harold Parker State Forest yesterday, according to fire Lt. Graham Rowe.
The unidentified biker went over his handle bars while heading down a steep grade on a section of the Bay Circuit Trail and his head hit a rock, Rowe said. The man suffered head and neck injuries but was alert when rescuers got to him, at least a mile into the woods, Rowe said.
The injured man was riding with two friends when the accident occurred, according to Rowe. One of the friends had a cell phone and called 911. Because the mishap took place near the Andover Sportsmen's Club, the person who made the call thought they were in that town, Rowe explained.
The Andover dispatcher checked the GPS coordinates from the call and determined they were actually in North Andover. The North Andover Police and Fire departments got the call at 10:30 a.m.
North Andover and Andover firefighters responded, as well as North Andover police Officer Eric Sewade, who is assigned to the bike patrol. Rangers from the state Department of Conservation and Recreation also joined in the effort, Rowe said.
Six firefighters went into the woods to rescue the injured man. Sewade and one of the victim's friends rode their mountain bikes and were helpful in guiding rescuers through the woods, Rowe said. When they got to the victim, they placed him on a backboard, then carried him to Old Cart Way.
"It took a little time to get him out," Rowe said. From Old Cart Way, an ambulance took the victim to Reynolds Field on Johnson Street, where a helicopter waited to bring him to a Boston hospital.
The entire effort took about an hour and a half, Rowe said. It was fortunate that the victim was accompanied by two friends and that they had a cell phone with which to call 911, he noted. Judging by the dent in the victim's helmet, he would have suffered a much more serious injury had he not been wearing it, Rowe said.
"Thank God it happened in the day," he added, noting that rescuing an injured person in the woods when it's dark can be treacherous.
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ASU's Sendek on tournament hopes: 'I don't know what the magic number is'
Originally published: Feb 26, 2013 - 5:53 pm
Arizona State basketball has suffered a few bumps in the road in their quest to obtain an NCAA Tournament bid.
A demoralizing loss to Washington on Saturday night dropped ASU's record to 3-3 in their past six contests, lowering their RPI to 87. Despite holding an impressive 20-8 overall record and 9-6 mark in Pac-12 play, strength of schedule and glaring losses to Utah and DePaul could very well derail their hopes.
ASU head coach Herb Sendek told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo Show Tuesday he doesn't know how many wins it'll take to get his team in the tournament, but he knows they'll have to perform exceptionally well in their remaining three road games to have a viable shot.
"Obviously, we have to win," Sendek said. "I don't know what the magic number is but we have to win and it's really hard to say what that number is. At one time, if you went .500 or above in a power conference, you were in. Right now we have nine wins, so even if we didn't win our remaining games, there are many years where that's good enough."
But this year, that may not be the case.
ASU will face UCLA, USC and rival Arizona in hostile territory to finish the season. If they are able to win out, that would significantly help their chances.
Sendek said he feels the criteria for determining which teams on the cusp will get bids has changed in recent years.
"I think one thing that's changed is not everybody in every conference plays the same schedule," Sendek explained. "We've gotten away from everybody plays each other twice, not only in our league but in leagues across the country. I think the parody in college basketball continues to grow to the point where it seems like there's even more upsets in some of the mid-major and low-major conferences that end up taking away another bid from a BCS conference at the margin."
Theories aside, ASU faces a tall task of making the tournament if they fail to win their final three games and perform well in the Pac-12 Tournament.
Whether or not the Devils are able to get in, Sendek said he's been impressed with the way his players have handled their recent ups and downs.
"Our guys have done a great job of staying in the moment, and except for a very small sample set of elite teams, what team can't you say what you've said about us, I mean that's college basketball," Sendek stated. "We're not in the position of dominance but we've had a good season and we've faced a really tough home stretch.
"But our guys in terms of their coachability, their attitude, their spirit, their energy, there an easy group to cheer for and there a fun group to coach."
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- Bickley Blast - Thursday August 28Which Valley football team will win more games this season, the Cardinals or the Sun Devils?
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder knocks your child's brain chemistry askew. Healthy snacks can help set it right.
Individuals with ADHD have trouble with concentration, impulse control and hyperactivity. Once your medical provider has addressed any underlying health problems that may be contributing factors to the condition, the most pleasurable—and least invasive—way to help treat the problem is to provide a wholesome, balanced diet.
Below are four healthy treats that you and your child can make together. Note how letting her help prepare food magically whets her appetite. Creating something yummy is empowering no matter how old you are. But, first, here's an overview of foods that help ease ADHD symptoms, along with a list of which foods to avoid.
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Healthy Fats: Fats are critical for our overall physical and mental well-being. Plus, they help make our hunger pangs feel satisfied. Healthy fats include the omega-3 fatty acids (found in cod-liver oil, wild salmon, walnuts and flax oil) and monounsaturated fatty acids (found in avocados and olives). Superior vegetable oils are extra virgin olive oil and unrefined sesame oil; avoid canola, soy, safflower and corn oil.
Favor home-made lunch-box treats rich in vital fats, such as nut cookies, coconut macaroons, deviled eggs, anything with avocados, a trail mix that's mostly nuts (see recipe below), hard cheese and yogurt.
Protein: There's a good reason why menus are built around protein-rich foods such as eggs, dairy, beans, fish, poultry or meat. Protein, like fat, helps satisfy hunger pangs in addition to its role in providing essential nutrients. Note that when meals satisfy, cravings become a nonissue.
Healthy protein snacks include bean dips, low-fat string cheese, egg salad, jerky, meat kabobs and additive-free smoked salmon and sliced meat. Creatively devise ways to add protein to favorite foods. For example, mash a hard-boiled egg into guacamole.
Vegetables: For the fun of it, as well as for your good health, use a wide variety of vegetables and prepare them in diverse ways. Favor dark leafy greens (like chard, spinach and any of the cabbage family including kale, collards, mustard greens and Napa cabbage). Also, aim to serve an orange vegetable like carrot, yam or winter squash every day.
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For veggie snacks, use pureed roasted vegetables such as red peppers, eggplant or onions for highly flavored dips. Vary the expected celery and carrot sticks with jicama, cucumber or bell pepper crudités. Nori, the edible seaweed wrapper around sushi, is tasty when wrapped about cucumber wedges. Invite your child's help preparing a healthy dip or in peeling—or wrapping—the cucumbers.
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In this episode, Frankie Lovato Jr. explains what a "contract rider" is. He also talks about how it can help an apprentice and how it was used by older jockeys in the past. Frankie outlines some of the pros and cons of being a contract rider and how it has faded into history, being replaced with the "first call" rider.
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Dad's Best Pork Chops for Two Recipe
My son, Kenneth, has loved pork chops since he was little, and he requests them often. He particularly likes this recipe because we pick the mint from the garden. —Greg Fontenot, The Woodlands, Texas
- 1 medium tomato, chopped
- 2 tablespoons chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh mint
- 2 teaspoons chopped seeded jalapeno pepper
- 1 tablespoon key lime juice
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh rosemary
- 2 bone-in pork loin chops (3/4 inch thick and 8 ounces each)
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- In a small bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Chill until serving.
- Sprinkle pork chops with salt and pepper. Grill chops, over medium heat or broil 4-5 in. from the heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 145°. Let meat stand for 5 minutes before serving. Serve with salsa. Yield: 2 servings.
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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) -- Real Madrid brushed aside Espanyol 5-0 on Sunday to march on toward its first Spanish league title in four seasons with its 10th consecutive win.
Madrid dominated throughout, barely breaking a sweat in a commanding victory that restored its 10-point lead over defending champion Barcelona.
Cristiano Ronaldo took advantage of a defensive error by Espanyol to open the scoring with his league-leading 30th goal.
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Police say the teens attacked a man near the corner of Chartres and Mandeville on March 10th. .
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Tuesday the judge approved the request, but the move has not happened just yet.
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So far this year, 18 animals were reported in 2013. Last year, there was a total of 19 cases reported, and a total of 16 in 2011. Officials say since the June 18th report of an aggressive, rabid racoon on 125th street, that came in contact with three people, more have been reported close by in the area between 85th street and 130th street. According to Dr. Andrea Mathias, deputy health officer and medical director for the Worcester County Health Department, many of these cases happen because the raccoon is not easily identified as sick.
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Amarillo, TX -- The first day of school can be a rocky road for any child, but for those coming from particularly disadvantaged homes, the transition can be much rougher. And a statewide program that tries to ease that transition is making an impact across Texas and right here in Amarillo.
Texas School Ready is a recurring grant program geared toward three and four year-olds who may need a little help to take their first step into a classroom. And this time around, Amarillo College was selected as the lead agency for the Panhandle.
Texas School Ready coordinates student services and educator training through school districts and other programs like Head Start, which are aimed at preschool age children from low-income homes. An estimated 22 percent of children under the age of five in Texas live below the poverty line.
And while a child's socioeconomic background should not be ignored, organizers say the key is education for both children and parents, as Mary Clare Munger, Chair of Amarillo College's Education Department, explains,
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Capital Eye Opener, August 1: Obama Chips In, Moderate GOP Rep. Throws in the Towel and Indiana's K Street Ties
August 1, 2012
President Obama anted up for his own re-election bid, something he didn't do in 2008. If he wins, he may have to deal with even more gridlock on Capitol Hill now that one of the last Republican moderates, Rep. Steve LaTourette, is exiting. And a Washington lobbying firm is the home of a pro-Bahrain group that took GOP Rep. Dan Burton to that country, and the firm has other interesting ties to the Hoosier State.
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'Round and 'Round They Go: Lawmakers Leave Congress for Lobbying Posts
October 29, 2009
At least 44 lawmakers have left their congressional seats mid-term since 1990, and at least 16 of them went on to work at lobbying firms or at companies that hired lobbyists, CRP has found. Here, we take a closer look at a few of these individuals, examining which industries and clients they're now representing and the campaign cash they received while in Congress.
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