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Communities across the county are invited to take an active role in the nationwide initiative and become an "American Graduate Champion" for local youth by volunteering their time, talent or other resources.
American Graduate Day 2013 will be broadcast and streamed live from the Tisch WNET Studios at Lincoln Center in New York City. It is part of the public media initiative, American Graduate: Let's Make It Happen, made possible by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
The key component of the event is the participation of the community-based organizations, a press release from Mountain Lake said.
Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, City Year, Horizons National and United Way are among the partner organizations participating, with about 30 national partner organizations, 14 local organizations and celebrity guests involved in education and youth-intervention programs.
Mountain Lake PBS will spotlight a number of local organizations and the work they are doing in the community to help kids stay in school until graduation.
Local stories will include an interview with Rick Dalton from Essex-based College for Every Student, a story on the Martha Speaks Reading Buddies program in local schools, an interview with Jane Owens, director of education at Mountain Lake PBS, and a discussion on the local education initiative Thrive with John Jablonski of Clinton Community College and Paul Grasso of The Development Corporation.
Graduate Day will feature a seven-hour "call to action" marathon focused around critical themes, including Expanded Learning Time & After School Programs, Early Education, Mentoring, Career Readiness & College Completion, STEM Programs, Family Support and Dropout Re-engagement & Prevention.
The online event will be divided into 14 half-hour blocks featuring a mix of live breaks and pre-taped local and national partner segments showing how community organizations provide support, advice and intervention services to at-risk students, families and schools.
On AmericanGraduate.org, the event will include live viewer-generated video content submitted in response to questions such as "How has your life changed or been changed by the power of volunteering?"
Throughout the day, viewers and online users will be invited to become American Graduate Champions by connecting with Mountain Lake PBS and the featured local community organizations.
Viewers will be encouraged to take part by asking questions and sharing ideas before and during the broadcast on Twitter using the hashtag #AmGrad and on Facebook.
Those interested in becoming an American Graduate Champion can also call the toll-free number on the day of broadcast or log on to AmericanGraduate.org to find out more about the national and regional organizations and how to help in their hometowns.
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The flooding rains in the last two months not only left a massive mess to clean up, it also affected some folks' health. We met a Sioux Falls woman who was head to toe in raw sewage last month during the clean up in George, Iowa and now it's itching all over, most likely, because of it.
Jamie Stubbe grew increasingly concerned and frustrated over an itchy rash that was spreading all over her body so she came to the Avera McGreevy Clinic on 69th to get some answers and hopefully some relief.
Jamie says, "They scraped it to see if it was a fungus. It's not. Then they did a biopsy and will send it in to see what it is."
She noticed the rash after helping clean-up her grandparents home in George. You may remember the small Northwest Iowa community was socked with 11" of rain on July 21st. The town's sewer system couldn't handle that amount of water in such a short amount of time so it started backing up. Eva and Herman Stubbe had a foot and a half of raw sewage in their basement.
Jamie says, "It was in my hair. There was no way around it. Everything was covered in it and we had to carry it all out. It was about a week later when I was working on RAGBRAI that I started having an itch on my chest. I thought it was from the heat, but day after day it kept spreading. Now it's all over my arms chest everywhere, my legs and it itches."
Dr. Dawn Flickema at the Avera McGreevy Clinic on 69th and Western in Sioux Falls says, "The rash, a contact dermatitis, could be from other things in the water other than just sewage like the nitrates from fertilizer and that could cause skin irritations for some people."
Dr. Flickema says people who come in contact with sewage back-up and flood water need to be careful not to be in it with any open wounds. She says, "The concern is with infection and that happens if you have a break in the skin and then you are at risk for infection."
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City leaders in Joplin say goodbye to a FEMA official who helped pave the way to recovery. The ceremony today honored the man who went above and beyond to not only provide FEMA assistance for the city, but also provided a source of comfort for those who struggled. FEMA Deputy Administrator Rich Serino reminisces as he visits Joplin one last time.
"Seeing the new energy efficiency, how the kids were happy in the school, coming to the firehouses here after seeing how the firehouses had been destroyed and how they're back operating energy efficient, and how it really is to watch the community grow - all different parts of it." Serino says.
He arrived in Joplin the morning of May 23rd, 2011 - armed with advice and tools for the community to recover and rebuild.
"We were able to look at the whole community. How the schools were going to rebuild, businesses getting up, the homes rebuilding, bringing together the community to help people." he says.
That effort has helped lead Joplin to where it is today.
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If you are new to this feature, I strongly advise reading earlier entries in the Factgrinder story stream, in order to see my explanation on the significance of accomplishments at wrestling's various levels.
To understand Mark Munoz's wrestling career, you must first understand Oklahoma State Wrestling. Of the 86 NCAA wrestling championships held, Oklahoma State (OSU) has won 34 of them. When the Dan Gable led Iowa Hawkeyes began their run of dominance in the mid 70's, OSU claimed more than half of the team titles ever awarded. If you then consider that Iowa won 20 national championships from 1975 to 2000, you can understand the vicious rivalry between Iowa and OSU. Wrestling belonged to OSU, and Iowa took it.
Mark Munoz wrestled for OSU a few years before the Cowboys and Coach John Smith, the greatest American wrestler to ever live, would reclaim their place atop of the wrestling world with a string of titles in the mid 2000's. OSU, at this time, still had yet to show that they could dominate college wrestling with their slick, quick and technical style after Iowa had controlled the sport so long with their hyper physical and brutal approach.
Of course, when OSU did once again ascend to college wrestling's throne, they did so propelled by hard nosed and gritty wrestlers like Johnny Thompson, Johny Hendricks, and Jake Rosholt; wrestlers who won by doing whatever it took, rather than by embodying any particular stylistic approach. The "Oklahoma State Style" may not have been solely responsible for winning team titles for John Smith, though exponents of the style have certainly enjoyed plenty of success on the individual level.
Mark Munoz is one such exponent-a paradigmatically Oklahoma State wrestler. Never particularly physically powerful, and not prone to banging and brawling, Mark succeeded through flowing shots and clean, clinical finishes.
Below is Mark Munoz wrestling in the national finals his senior year
A by-product of this style was, perhaps, a little bit of inconsistency. While nobody should have been surprised by Munoz's championship run in 2000, Mark did lose five matches that season, a pretty high number for a wrestler earning the top seed at the NCAA tournament (Munoz wouldn't have been the top seed had Jon Trenge not detached a retina). Mark also earned the 1 seed at 197 pounds in 1999 where he suffered an upset and finished in third. In fact, Munoz found himself seeded at the NCAA tournament all four of his years in the OSU starting lineup, and never wrestled up to his seed until his final year.
When it was all said and done, however, Mark took advantage of his last opportunity and brought home the prize. Munoz can claim college wrestling's highest possible accolade: a Division 1 National Championship.
When a wrestler achieves at Munoz's level, it is reasonable to wonder how they would have performed on an international level in freestyle or Greco-Roman wrestling. Personally, I feel that had Mark committed to the Senior freestyle circuit until his late 20's, he would have had a great shot at making the 2008 Olympic team at 84kg. His style was perfectly suited for freestyle, and he showed great potential in this wrestling rule-set with a Junior World silver medal in 1998, losing only to future multiple time Senior World Champion and Olympic bronze medalist Sazhid Sazhidov (a fairly accomplished guy who owns freestyle wins over Cael Sanderson, Yoel Romero, Adam Saitiev and Khadjimurad Gatsalov). Unfortunately, Munoz's forays into the Senior freestyle circuit after college yielded fairly unimpressive results as he competed up at 96kg, a weight where I just don't think he had the requisite horsepower to succeed.
Mark Munoz-Factgrinder Final Analysis
Mark Munoz placed third in the NCAA Division 1 Wrestling Championship as a junior, and first as a senior. When he did win his championship, he did it not as part of some Cinderella run, rather, he was pretty clearly the best wrestler in the field. His runner-up finish at the Junior World Championships suggests great potential as a freestyle wrestler, where he would have been a serious Olympic hopeful had he stayed in the sport through 2008, while competing at an ideal weight.
Tim Boetsch
Tim Boetsch is, to my knowledge, the greatest wrestler from Maine...ever. He won four high school state titles, and has been named to the Maine Wrestling Hall of Fame.
I'm sure Maine has some very dedicated and knowledgeable wrestling coaches. God bless them, they fight the good fight. Maine, and New England wrestling in general continues to improve. Vermont now has a Division 1 All American, and wrestlers from New Hamphire and Massachusetts have featured prominently in the lineup of wrestling powerhouse Edinboro University.
Unfortunately, Maine wrestling still isn't very good, so we have to look to see if Boetsch earned any national-level credentials to gain better perspective on how his wrestling ability matched up against other high school state champs. Apparently it matched up pretty well.
High school wrestling has two tournaments which can claim some measure of legitimacy as national championships: The USAW Junior Freestyle National Championships in Fargo every July, and the NHSCA Senior National Championships. Boetsch competed in the latter in 1999, and placed 4th at 171 pounds. This was seriously impressive. Do you know who else placed 4th at NHSCA? UFC light heavyweight champ Jon Jones. Placing top four at this tournament proves that a wrestler has the ability to do very well collegiately on the Division 1 level.
Boetsch had the talent to make it in big time college wrestling, however, due to any one of the thousands of combinations of factors which could derail a young athlete, Boetsch never quite put it together in his time wrestling for Lock Haven University.
Most of you, I'm sure, have never heard of Lock Haven, but it, along with a bunch of random schools in Pennsylvania, has been churning out excellent college wrestlers for years. In Tim's time there, he bumped around from 197 pounds to heavyweight, and most of his success came against lower tier Division 1 competition. He never competed at the NCAA tournament. To his credit, he sat behind a couple of pretty good wrestlers, but the impression I get from looking at some of Boetsch's results is that he never successfully made the adjustment to Division 1 wrestling in a way which could fully harness his potential.
Tim Boetsch ended up as another one of Division 1's thousands and thousands of talented casualties. This happens, it's tough for a kid to go into that kind of environment with the rare combination of physical tools and presence of mind necessary to succeed. I, for one, am glad that MMA came into the picture to give Tim another chance at athletic success.
Factgrinder Final Analysis: Tim Boetsch
Boetsch, while in high school, showed that he had the talent to hit it big as a Division 1 wrestler, but things have a tendency to fall apart, and college wrestling didn't quite work out for him as well as it could have.
Factgrinder Final Verdict: Munoz vs. Boetsch
Munoz clearly has a vastly superior wrestling pedigree, however, this fight may just advance the position of those who claim pedigree doesn't matter.
From a personal standpoint, I'll confess that I'm sad that one of these guys has to lose, I like both of them quite a bit, but just like life, fighting is brutal.


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Drama Desk Award-winning actress O'Connell appeared Off-Broadway in Circle Mirror Transformation and In the Wake. Grenier received a Tony Award nomination for 33 Variations. His stage appearances include Man and Boy, A Man for All Seasons, Voices in the Dark and Mastergate. Robbins appeared on Broadway in Arcadia and Brighton Beach Memoirs.
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Option to disable auto-space after punctuation and/or prediction
Add an option to disable automatic space after completing a word in flow. Instead add space after I have either chosen a suggestion is state typing a new word This way I could choose the proper suggestion much faster or need be correct my previous typing.
Option to disable auto-space after punctuation and/or prediction
Disable Auto-Correct/Replace? Hi. I'm ready to purchase SwiftKey yet cannot find evidence that auto-correct/replace can be disabled in the paid version. I've grown so tired of typing the word I want, only to have the free version replace it automatically with what it "thinks" I meant. I can turn off auto-correct/replacement on my Android's standard keyboard, yet doing so seems impossible with the free version of SwiftKey. Will the paid version allow for this?
Swype keeps auto-spacing after any punctuation. I have to fix mistakes caused by it CONSTANTLY. I have to refer to it as "auto-changer", because it's not correcting errors, it's changing flawless sentences.
We don't ask you to kill somebody, just DISABLE THE F...ING AUTOSPACING !!!!!
We're asking you this about an year ago !!!!!
Please can we have an option stop spaces being put in automatically after full stops and commas.
Give me an option to turn off adding a space after every period. It messes up urls and stripped emoticons
Sometimes when you're entering your email or a username that has a period in it you get an automatic space which sometimes results in a wrong username.
For most common texting usability, only commas and periods should have an automatic space placed after. Assuming this automatic feature as a default function for any other characters is problematic and often unintuitive to the typical flow of auto-correction when texting.
I wish there was an option to disable automatic space after selecting a suggested word. I find it less tedious to press space bar after every selection than having to press backspace to insert a punctuation.
Would really like the option do disable/enable auto-space after punctuation (.,!), particularly period. Would make entering e.g. adresses and version number strings (which I do a lot) much less of a hassle.
And related, an option to do the same for prediction: Some languages, e.g. Swedish, uses composite words (combining word stems/lexemes into one word) extensively.
Hi everyone,
This issue is something we've thought about on many occasions, as it would definitely simplify some of the typing use cases.
One of the primary problems is that people often build words by selecting the root or prefix and then adding a suffix. For instance, if I want the word "predicting" I might select "predict", then add the "ing". In this case, if you add space before a prediction, there's no way of knowing if the user intended to start the next word or add to the selected word.
In the absence of a space after a prediction, a user whose cursor was next to the end of a word would not know if the predictions/corrections that they saw related to the word they are currently "in", or to the next word.
There may be a way to solve this problem via probabilistic modelling, but it's definitely non-trivial. We'll be thinking about it.
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Vins commented
This has been well implemented in Swype. This property is crucial for typing well in Hebrew
Kaibosh commented
Surely adding an option to disable the auto space altogether, and/or individually (check box for "after predictions", another for "after punctuation" would cover things. Leaving the options as default will leave the behaviour as it currently is.. And (almost) everyone's happy.
I've tried to start using Swiftkey a few times and already ended up back with Swype (more around the fact that I was used to it).. I was trying to stick with Swiftkey this time around, but that the auto space cannot be disabled, and that this issue (and it clearly is an issue to a lot of people) has been open for almost a year makes it pretty clear that I should be looking elsewhere for a replacement keyboard.
Better than just four words
It's not "rocket science" listen to us!
Add the option to remove the space following the period!
Email and domain addresses are a hugh frustration and developers playing with the idea is not being responsive.
anonymous commented
deal breaker for me
Ron D. Lite commented
swift is not scripter friendly until the handling of the dot is solved.
Andreas Toth commented
What Sarah Reynolds (admin) has stated is one of many use-cases why this feature is a MUST! The thing is that I realised this a LONG time ago when the thread (and similar ones) had less than 1000 votes, it's now at 11,000! So it's obviously NOT going to happen because of the flawed model employed by SwiftKey. That's why I gave up waiting and just found a keyboard that can be tweaked anyway I wish. That keyboard? Smart Keyboard Pro. Seriously, make the change and breathe easy.
I will now sign off updates from SwiftKey. After all, I haven't been using this keyboard for years and am tired of getting daily updates about an issue that obviously won't be fixed in a hurry.
Kind regards,
My biggest hate is if I mistype a word before punctuation, when you correct it this happens .
Andrew commented
Huh still not fixed. Got a new phone that doesn't have free Swype thought I would give Swiftkey a look again. Seriously are you tone deaf over there? The "explanation" sounds ok but you are talking about prediction, which is sort of a separate issue from punctuation...in fact your explanation mimics why you should not assume there is always a space after a period...assuming aver email address has a certain format (i.e. firstname.lastname doesn't exist?) or that no web address could possibly start with anything but www...well that is just a hack... Oh wellz good luck not listening to customer feedback and putting a simple toggle option in the product.
Customer requests are ignored for months. And again one star less.
Kopi Ko commented
This is very annoying. I have to go back to swype just because of this issue. Shame on you swiftkey!
The same response was give2by Sarah Reynolds for a different suggestion. Bottom-line: make it an option. No excuse for this to always insert a space after a period. Countless examples could be given where a person wants/needs no space after a period (same goes for needing no space after selecting a prediction.) . com (oops, that should have been ".com)
We just want an OPTION to disable it. What is the big deal? And why do you keep ignoring us?
This is the only reason why I am not using Swiftkey. I used to love it but the auto spacing drove me nuts. I'm sure Swiftkey has no incentive to fix it since they already received my money. Shame really, it *was* the best keyboard.
einomies commented
This force space after punctuation is driving me nuts. Nearly 11k votes. How about making it happend...
From me Swiftkey has therefore get two stars less.
Adrian Bjugård commented
Hello SwiftKey, are you listening? This is your keyboards biggest flaw and after almost a full year you can't even come out and tell us whether or not you are planning to fix it or not...
Could you please, please, please allow us to turn off this stupid, stupid, stupid autospace after a comma?!?!?!?!?
Nick Tinsley commented
What about after punctuation though?


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July 15 marks one month since Adrienne Salinas seemingly vanished into thin air.
The 19-year-old student from Tempe hasn't been heard from since her car became stranded after she'd been to a party.
The Gateway Community College student was last seen near Brown and Roosevelt Streets around 5 a.m. on a Saturday morning in June. She was supposed to go over to her boyfriend's house, but never made it.
Her father found her car a few blocks from where she was last seen. The car had some front-end damage and two flat tires.
Police believe Salinas was involved in an accident. The doors were locked, the overnight bag she packed was gone and there were no signs of a struggle.
According to phone records, Adrienne had called for a cab. The driver headed to pick her up at an AM/PM convenience store, but she never showed up.
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Whatever North Carolina was doing with Julius Peppers' crappy college transcript, they shouldn't have been doing it via a public webpage. Especially because N.C. State fans are among the ACC's most SEC-ish, and their message boards will surely find you out. For years now, the e-Wolfpack has been on the hunt for Tar Heel academic impropriety, and it has just landed a fine kill.
It's a big deal in light of North Carolina's other and very similar academic shenanigans (Peppers struggled at everything but African and African-American studies classes, which we'd assumed was a more recent thing for UNC). But as it pertains to Peppers himself? Pshhh.
Not only was he one of the last two-sport stars, he went No. 2 in the NFL Draft and proved his home state's NFL team right by winning Rookie of the Year and eventually amassing 100 sacks as a pro. He's richer than anyone you know, and has given money back to UNC in support of black students blessed with talents not like his own. Peppers' life was ultimately made better by college (especially if he gets to sue over this!), so great! Let's please excuse Peppers himself from any emotions we might be feeling about this story at this point.
The only troubling part is that North Carolina might have been doing the same shell game with classes since even before the Butch Davis days. Carl Torbush was Peppers' coach, with John Bunting coming through before Davis. And if this transcript shows anything more than just a decade-early coincidence, it might be a little harder to blame Davis' crew alone for the potpourri classroom disaster that unfolded.
Much more horrifying for UNC faithful, the story could also follow Peppers over to the basketball side. His presence meant almost as much to basketball coaches Bill Guthridge and Matt Doherty as it did to the football team, and whether his coaches in either sport knew the particulars of his classwork, both were pushing to keep him eligible.
That's speculation, but if a basketball school deployed an academic scandal strictly for the sake of its mostly limp and accomplishments-free football program, well that's just plain doin' it wrong.
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Dan Ward was an associate of Bobby Frankel for 22 years. From 1976 through 1998, it was a work in progress with the at-times irascible trainer, who died at the age of 68 on Nov. 16, 2009. Santa Anita has renamed the San Gorgonio Handicap the Robert J. Frankel Stakes in his memory. The race, which was won by Frankel a record eight times, is for older fillies and mares at 1 1/8 miles on turf and will be run on Saturday, New Year's Day.
Ward is currently an assistant to future Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, who had Lilly Fa Pootz ticketed for the Frankel, but instead will run her in the Grade III Monrovia Handicap on Sunday.
"Bobby had a full barn at Santa Anita, and I was at Hollywood Park," Ward said in recollecting one of countless tales in his memory bank about the Hall of Fame trainer. "This was 1993 after the Breeders' Cup. Some horses that came in from Europe would stay with us in the U.S. after the races. Bobby didn't know anything about them.
"So we're training them a while, taking our time, and Bobby says, 'You know, that horse is all right. We're gonna run him in the Baldwin, so have him ready.' I said, 'OK.'
"So we're working him slow and he's working OK. He gets a few three-quarter works and Bobby says, 'Is he gonna be ready?' I said, 'Yeah, he's gonna be ready.' The race is on a Wednesday in late March and the horse is at Hollywood. We send him to Santa Anita Tuesday for the race on Wednesday.
"Bobby's looking at the (Racing) Form and says, 'Do you like this horse? He's got no (bleeping) chance.' I said, 'Bet your money.' His name was Future Storm. Back then, there was no TVG, no HRTV, so I'm in the kitchen at Hollywood Park watching the race on a monitor. A guy comes over and asks Bobby if he likes the horse.
"Bobby says, 'It's the first time I've ever seen him, but my man over there told me he was ready. Bet your money. The horse gallops.'
"That was Bobby. He would give you credit if you did something very well."
The field for the Frankel: Go Forth North, David Flores, 118; Powerofvoodoo, Edwin Maldonado-Alicea, 118; Éclair de Lune, Rafael Bejarano, 123; Spring Style, Garrett Gomez, 118; and Harmonious, Joel Rosario, 123.
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA), Daily Racing Form and the National Turf Writers and Broadcasters announced Tuesday that HRTV has won the 2010 Media Eclipse Award in the Television Feature programming category for its documentary "Inside Information: Swale," about the 1984 Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner, which aired last Feb. 28.
Coupled with this year's ESPN show for live broadcast, it marked an unprecedented 15th time that Santa Anita Vice President, Business Coordination, Director of Broadcasting Amy J. Zimmerman has been honored either as executive producer, producer/writer, associate producer or network executive in charge.
This is the third Media Eclipse Award won by HRTV, but its first for a program that it wrote and produced. HRTV received the Media Eclipse Feature award in 2006 for the Pony Highway production of "On the Muscle" and in 2008 for the Hennegan Brothers' documentary "The First Saturday in May."
"Swale," written and produced by Zimmerman, recounts the glorious and tragic story of the Claiborne Farm's talented 3-year-old, who achieved the farm's elusive dream of winning its first Kentucky Derby. The documentary concludes with his shocking and unexplained death just eight days after winning the Belmont. The story is told through the eyes of owners Seth and his sister Dell Hancock of Claiborne Farm, and includes interviews with Phil Gleaves and Sandy Bruno, assistants to Swale's trainer, the late Woody Stephens; Swale's jockey, Laffit Pincay, Jr. and retired Claiborne Farm manager John Sosby.
"I'm absolutely thrilled for everyone at HRTV involved with this project," said Zimmerman, who is also Executive Producer of HRTV, based in Arcadia, Calif. "I have wanted to tell this story for a long time. The year 1984 is remembered for the first Breeders' Cup and the victories by John Henry, but for five weeks that year there was nothing greater than Swale. We are thankful to Seth and Dell Hancock for letting us tell his story."
In addition to Zimmerman, Phil Kubel was supervising producer of "Swale." The program was edited by Steve Scheidler. Joan Ciampi was the field producer. Laffit Pincay III was the narrator.
Honorable mention in the Television Feature programming category went to CBS News' "60 Minutes" for its feature "Zenyatta," which aired on Oct. 31. Judges in the National Television - Features category were Stu Kirschenbaum of Oak Street Productions; Dave Johnson, television producer, host and longtime racing voice of the Triple Crown, and award-winning television producer Toni Slotkin. –
The Eclipse Awards are named after the great 18th-century racehorse and foundation sire Eclipse, who began racing at age five and was undefeated in 18 starts.
The Eclipse Awards are presented by the NTRA, National Turf Writers and Broadcasters (NTWAB) and Daily Racing Form. Eclipse Awards are bestowed upon horses and individuals whose outstanding achievements in North America have earned them the title of Champion in their respective categories. Awards also are given to recognize members of the media for outstanding coverage of Thoroughbred racing.
The 40th annual Eclipse Awards will be held on Monday, Jan. 17 at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach in Miami Beach, Fla.
After The Factor won his debut race by 8 ¼ lengths at Santa Anita on opening day in track record time of 1:06.98 for six furlongs, he become one of the early favorites for next year's Kentucky Derby and due to his name, was also featured Tuesday night on Bill O'Reilly's top-rated cable TV show, "The O'Reilly Factor," on the Fox News Network.
"As soon as the colt hit the wire on Sunday, we initiated contact with O'Reilly's production staff and they were very receptive," said Santa Anita Director of Publicity Mike Willman. "I knew there were some horseracing-friendly people involved with the show and the fact that this horse is a bona fide Derby prospect made it an easy sell.
"When they saw The Factor's race from the 3/8 pole home and they heard Trevor's (Denman) call, it was a done deal. We were hoping they'd use it on their Pinheads and Patriots segment and they did. It's up to (trainer Bob) Baffert now to keep this horse right of center and out of trouble on the Derby trail. Bob's super-high on him and if he continues to improve, it could be a heckuva ride for all of us."
Twirling Candy won the seven-furlong Malibu Stakes on the dirt in 1:19.70 last Sunday to break the track record at Santa Anita set by Spectacular Bid on Jan. 5, 1980. Bill Shoemaker rode The Bid in his Malibu triumph for trainer Bud Delp.
"I certainly will never forget watching Spectacular Bid set that track record in the Malibu," recalled Jon White, who currently makes Santa Anita's morning line and provides paddock commentary for the simulcast network. "He hadn't raced since October. Delp said that he did not have "The Bid" fully cranked for the Malibu because it was his first start of the year. Delp said that if Flying Paster didn't beat Spectacular Bid in the Malibu, with The Bid coming off a layoff, Flying Paster would never beat him.
"Spectacular Bid was last early in the field of five. Rosie's Seville, who was trained by Craig Roberts, set the pace. By the way, you can see this race at YouTube by typing in 1980 Malibu Stakes. Nearing the half-mile pole, Spectacular Bid moved up right alongside Flying Paster. They were about two lengths off the lead at that point.
"Approaching the quarter pole, Spectacular Bid and Flying Paster were rolling toward the lead, in unison. They continued moving together to around the eighth pole. But then, leaving the eighth pole, Shoemaker just tapped the Bid with the whip one time right-handed. Spectacular Bid blasted away from Flying Paster to open a three-length lead well before the sixteenth pole. After the issue was no longer in doubt, Shoemaker let Spectacular Bid just coast home."
As soon as Spectacular Bid crossed the finish, White immediately looked at the final time on the board. "Spectacular Bid, despite the layoff and coasting home, won the race in 1:20 flat," White said. "I thought, 'Holy cow! Imagine how fast he might have run if he had been fully cranked!' He broke the track record by three-fifths of a second."
Spectacular Bid broke the track record of 1:20 3/5 established in 1954 by Imbros (who would later sire Native Diver). That 1:20 3/5 clocking would be equaled by Jacinto (in 1965), Lightning Mandate (in 1975) and Beat Inflation (in 1977).
"Witnessing Spectacular Bid's exhibition of sheer brilliance in the Malibu was one of those special performances a person never forgets," White said.
The Malibu was the first start of Spectacular Bid's nine-for-nine campaign in 1980 en route to the Horse of the Year title. Also at Santa Anita that year, the gray son of Bold Bidder won the San Fernando Stakes, Charles H. Strub Stakes and (under 130 pounds over a sloppy track) Santa Anita Handicap. In the Strub, under 126 pounds, Spectacular Bid completed 1 1/4 miles in 1:57 4/5, which is still the fastest clocking for the distance on the dirt in American racing history.
FINISH LINES: A memorial gathering to celebrate the life of the late trainer Vincent Timphony will take place tonight in the Chandelier Room at the Santa Anita Turf Club following the last race . . . Track Superintendent Richard Tedesco said three-quarters of an inch of rain hit Santa Anita since early Wednesday morning. "It's supposed to clear soon," said Tedesco, who sealed the new dirt main track Tuesday and kept it closed for training Wednesday morning . . .
Santa Anita earned the distinction of ranking third in Google trends on Monday, as the third most-searched brand worldwide behind Hugh Hefner and Crystal Harris, the girl the Playboy mogul recently proposed to . . . Santa Anita Handicap winner Misremembered worked three furlongs on the main track Tuesday in :37 flat for Bob Baffert . . . Thanks to Kevin Bolling and his staff, the CTHF Clinic on the backside is offering free flu shots while they last to LATC and HRTV employees. Shots will be available starting Jan. 3. The clinic will be open Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. It is located in the southwest corner of the lot through Gate 7. Show your season credential or current pay stub for identification . . . Alex Gonzalez, who drove Big Revolution along the rail to win Monday's third race by a half-length for trainer Peter Miller, and piloted 17-1 shot Miss Marsha Lee to an upset in the ninth race for trainer Lewis Cenicola, lost his five-pound apprentice allowance following Monday's races. "It's a tough colony, but I plan to stay here and ride," said the 19-year-old native of the South Jersey seashore resort of Somers Point, who was raised in West Virginia. "You have to stay positive and be confident that you can ride with the rest of these guys. I'll just hope for the best and work hard. My father, Freddie, was a rider at old Rockingham Park." Gonzalez, who tacks 107 pounds, is represented by agent Sal Marquez.


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The United States is considering launching a punitive strike against the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad, blamed by the U.S. and the Syrian opposition for an Aug. 21 alleged chemical weapons attack in a rebel-held suburb of the Syrian capital of Damascus.
The U.S. has said a sarin gas attack killed 1,429 people, including more than 400 children, based on intelligence reports. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which collects information from a network of anti-government activists in Syria, said it has been compiling a list of the names of the dead and that its toll has reached 502.
President Barack Obama said he has decided that the United States should take military action against Syria but is seeking congressional authorization for the use of force in a vote expected after Congress returns to work Sept. 9.
Here's a look at key Syria developments around the world Wednesday amid heightened tensions over potential military action:
President Vladimir Putin warned the West against taking one-sided action in Syria but also said Russia "doesn't exclude" supporting a U.N. resolution on punitive military strikes if it is proved that Damascus used poison gas on its own people. In a wide-ranging interview with The Associated Press and Russia's state Channel 1 television, Putin said Moscow has provided some components of the S-300 air defense missile system to Syria but has frozen further shipments. He suggested Russia may sell the potent missile systems elsewhere if Western nations attack Syria without U.N. Security Council backing.
France's government will offer a preview Wednesday of what the Obama administration faces next week as French lawmakers debate the wisdom and necessity of a military response to the alleged Syrian regime chemical weapons. President Francois Hollande has a majority in the French parliament, and he neither needs nor wants their vote of approval, unlike Obama. But with the prospect of military action against Assad facing dwindling support internationally, the government has been building its case.
The Al-Baath newspaper called U.S. senators and members of the Congress who supported a draft resolution to authorize a Syria military strike "advocates of war and terrorism." The editorial in the mouthpiece of Assad's Baath party said military action would generate "relentless resistance, regionally and internationally" in a way that "will not make the Americans themselves feel safe."
Obama's proposal to bomb Syria is dividing both political parties as they cope with Iraq war weariness and, in the case of the Republican Party, the rise of libertarian sentiment. The dilemma is most acute for Senate Republican leaders worried about tea party-backed challengers in their re-election bids.
Pope Francis ramped up Vatican opposition to threatened military strikes against Syria. He urged Catholics and non-Catholics to participate in his planned day of fasting and prayer for peace on Saturday, telling more than 50,000 people gathered for his weekly general audience: "Let the cry for peace rise up across the Earth!" In recent speeches, tweets and remarks, Francis has called for a negotiated settlement in Syria but has also condemned the use of chemical weapons.


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You can see more shots here. The trophy is nice. Unlike the Cy-Hawk debacle earlier this year, it's obviously a football trophy. It's obvious the two teams involved. And, importantly, the game sponsor, (local grocery chain Hy-Vee) is not mentioned on the actual trophy. That's good for continuity. It's not Floyd of Rosedale, but it's not the Land-Grant Trophy either. It'll work.
Reconsidering Nebraska to the Big Ten.
This morning, Iowa and Nebraska announced that their annual game will be a trophy game, and will heretofore be known as "The Heroes Game." OK, the name initially struck me as dumb. However, what they're doing with it is pretty cool. The institutions plan to honor one citizen of Iowa and one citizen of Nebraska prior to each Heroes Game for their extraordinary act. These heroes will be nominated by friends, neighbors or co-workers and will be guests of the two teams at the game where they will be honored on-field during game day. Each will also have their name and hometown etched on the to-be-created Heroes Game trophy. "We believe that the people of Iowa and the people of Nebraska are very much alike in many ways. Both believe in an honest day's work, the importance of community and family, and both love college football and their football heroes. We also know there are citizens of our states doing exceptional things every day and we think they are deserving of some recognition and we look forward to using this game to do that," said Tom Osborne, director of athletics at the University of Nebraska.
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Che Salguero Youth Hostel
Che Salguero Hostel is conveniently located at Obispo Salguero 724 in Nueva Cordoba, a safe, student neighborhood just 500 meters from the city's 2 bus terminals, 5 minutes from the city center, and a stone's throw away from Cordoba's main attractions: the Natural Science Museum, Palacio Martin Ferreyra, Museo de Bellas Artes Emilio Caraffa, and Parque Sarmiento, as well as the city's main bar and nightclub district.
Che Salguero has shared rooms for 4, and 6 people with the best mattresses, areas designed to socialize among all travelers, a large patio with BBQ (excellent for preparing the famous Argentinean asado), and a room with television LCD, Free internet.
Che Salguero provides a warm and social environment, with young, trustworthy, and knowledgeable staff to help you with all of your needs. We plan cultural activities, Argentinean dinners for you and the other guests, touristic information and excursions, as well as nightlife activities.
At Che Salguero, you will meet new friends, create unforgettable memories, and get to know an incredible city.
Thank you for visiting us. We look forward to seeing you soon
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Walking: Che Salguero is located 3 blocks from the bus station. To reach the hostel from the bus station, you must find the intersection of Bv. Peron and Leopoldo Lugones. Once there go up by Leopoldo Lugones, you will pass under the bridge and 200 meters you reach a triple corner of Lugones, San Lorenzo and Balcarce. Take Balcarce 30 meters and you will see the hostel on the left side.
By taxi: Up Che Salguero from the terminal costs about $20 and takes less than 5 minutes.
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By taxi: The airport is located approximately 16 km of Che Salguero, so a taxi will take approximately 30 to 40 minutes, its price will be around $ 120.
By bus: We recommend taking the 'A5' passing through the airport, to take the bus you must buy a Red Bus card ($7) inside the airport, charge 1 ticket that costs $ 4.1. Once in the bus you will need to politely ask the bus driver that you want to get off at Bus Station, there you must find the intersection of Bv. Peron and Leopoldo Lugones. Once there go up by Leopoldo Lugones, you will pass under the bridge and 200 meters you reach a triple corner of Lugones, San Lorenzo and Balcarce. Take Balcarce 30 meters and you will see the hostel on the left side.
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Che Salguero is located at Balcarce 576 in the safe student Nueva Cordoba neighborhood, 300 meters from 2 bus terminals, a few meters from the Museum of Natural Sciences, Martin Ferreyra Palace and the Museum of Fine Arts Emilio Caraffa, to 300 meters from the bars and nightclubs, just 30 meters from Parque Sarmiento, the largest city park, 5 minutes from downtown, and near the National University of Cordoba.