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A WOMAN escaped with minor injuries after a three-vehicle crash in Wickford.
The collision was at 5.30pm on Friday on London Road, near to the Carpenter's Arms roundabout.
An Essex Police spokesman said: "Officers attended at the scene and the road was closed by the Carpenters Arms pub while all three emergency services dealt with the crash. The vehicles involved were a blue Peugeot 106, a red Citroen C4 and a white Ford Transit panel van. One person was treated by ambulance paramedics at the scene for what were believed to be minor injuries. Police remained at the location until the road was cleared of debris and fluids by the Highways Agency at approximately 9pm."
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HILLSBORO, Oregon - Ford Driving Skills for Life (DSFL) has cranked up its 2012 national tour, beginning the ninth year of saving teen lives in partnership with the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA).
Ford DSFL will visit 30 high schools in five northwestern states – Oregon, Washington, Alaska, Idaho and Montana. The tour features specially equipped vehicles and professional instructors who deliver a variety of activities that help young drivers develop important skills.
"By immersing ourselves in high schools for a day, the Ford Driving Skills for Life program seeks to leave a lasting impression on teens and ultimately make them safer drivers," said Jim Vella, president, Ford Motor Company Fund and Community Services. "Inexperience is the leading cause of crashes in young drivers, and this program delivers the key skill sets that increase their knowledge and confidence."
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More than 3,000 teens are killed on American roads each year, making traffic fatalities the No. 1 killer of American teenagers, according to government statistics. DSFL is designed to make a difference with the most comprehensive driving skills program in the U.S. It provides free professional driver instruction, a Web-based curriculum, state grants and materials.
Reducing the number of traffic fatalities and injuries remains the key mission for DSFL in Ford's global markets, where the program utilizes training to enhance the learning process and bridge the experience gap for new drivers.
Ford DSFL now is in its fifth year training newly licensed drivers in Asia, with programs in China, India, Taiwan, South Africa, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia. DSFL programs are tailored in each of these markets to reflect the local driving environment and road conditions.
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Cobleland Camping in the Forest site has been shortlisted for a GoldStar Award in the Holiday Parks & Camping Sites category run by the Green Tourism Business Scheme.
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Cobleland's Holiday Site Managers, Lesley and Graham Logan, were delighted with the feedback and they said: "We know how prestigious and competitive the Green Tourism Business Scheme is, so it's such an honour to be shortlisted.
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Goshen Public Library Board members Tuesday officially released changes to the library's open hours. The changes are scheduled to take effect Sept. 4.
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• Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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The move follows a public hearing held by the board on Aug. 21 in which community members were asked to provide input on a Library Board Public Services Committee proposal to reduce and change open hours.
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Officials said that for those voicing opposition to the proposed changes, concern focused primarily on the recommendation to postpone Monday openings until 1 p.m. Concern was expressed by some parents of very young children who attend the library's Monday morning Mother Goose Lapsit Storytime.
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15Taylor Swift Is Already Recording Songs About Harry Styles
THIS BITCH. Ugh. I'm going to have to take a minute, so let me just go ahead and show you why so that you can take a minute too, and then we'll come back together:
THIS BITCH. Seriously? Harry Styles must have done something really, really awful to get Taylor riled up like this. I'm starting to definitely believe that story about how he was the one who broke up with her after she got too clingy and possessive. Wouldn't that just tear her to pieces? She'd be going along, thinking the relationship was perfect and everything was wonderful, but in reality she was being her usual crazy self, and he couldn't take it. That's what I'm leaning towards. Well, either that, or she caught him cheating.
Anyway, I just can't believe how often this girl treats her music like a threat. That's all.
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She's such a bunny boiler it's unreal… why do guys keep getting with her?
I think Styles wanted some press. Once he found out what it would cost him he dumped her… Some crazy isn't worth it.
I think he dumped her because with her 80.000$ gift his Beatles collection is now complete and he doesn't need her anymore…
That's exactly what my ears said: "Uh-oh".
Can we get to vote who do you write about? Or not write about? Because I'd love to vote Taylor and Kim K out of this site for a year.
Taylor could stay for the times she dresses really cute, but no love life, please.
Am I color blind or is her hair gray at the roots in this pic
Passive-aggressive bitch.
I have no idea why any guy will go out with her after seeing or rather hearing her passive-aggressive attitude towards guys. She somehow reminds me of mark wahlberg in the film "Fear". She's crazy.
i just don't see why she can't date someone for realsies instead of picking famous dudes so she can write about how they "wronged" her – i honestly think she dates guys and acts crazy so she can write some more songs! if she needs more material she could refer back to her middle school diary (or has she already?)
I think she's actually gay, these guys are all either gay/in need of press and they help each other out.


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CLINTONVILLE — It's not often that two defending champions clash in a semifinal matchup.
Tuesday, though, that is exactly what happened in the Class D semifinals at AuSable Valley Central School.
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Moriah, which captured the Class C title a season ago, battled back to knock off Indian Lake/Long Lake 34-30. The Orange claimed the Class D championship in 2012.
The Vikings will take on Elizabethtown-Lewis in Friday's Section VII Class D title game at 4 p.m. at the Plattsburgh State Field House.
Moriah took a 12-8 lead after the first quarter but went cold shooting in the middle two quarters, scoring just nine total points.
The Orange took advantage and built up a 22-17 lead at the half and a 27-21 lead at the end of three.
The Vikings had fallen behind by 10 in the third quarter, but a late 3-pointer by Lauren Cross gave them some momentum heading into the fourth quarter.
"(Indian Lake/Long Lake) is a very good ball club," Moriah coach Steve Pelkey said. "We knew this was going to be a battle coming in. We really needed to pick it up in the second half.
"I thought (Sarah) Slattery did a great job in the second with her effort. She really sparked us."
Trailing for most of the game, Slattery proved to be the difference-maker in the second half — especially in the fourth quarter.
A Slattery rebound and subsequent three-point play gave the Vikings their first lead of the second half 29-27 with 4:01 left in the game.
"I felt like we weren't really playing our game and that if I could push the tempo it might help us," Slattery said. "The played a 1-3-1, which is something that we weren't prepared for, but we pulled it together as the game went on.
"(The three-point play) was pretty big, especially against their tall girls."
Slattery led a balanced scoring attack with eight points and six rebounds for Moriah. Lauren Pelkey added six points and five rebounds, while Madison Stahl also finished with six points.
Shannon Farrell and Abby Darling each finished with nine points to lead Indian Lake/Long Lake.
Jessica Bain tossed in six points to go along with her nine rebounds and five steals.
"(The Orange) are a good ball club and very tough defensively," Pelkey said. "We expected it to be a low-scoring game. It didn't surprise me at all."
The Vikings were able to seal the victory down the stretch with Cross and Taylor Sprague connecting on 3-of-4 from the foul line.
Moriah 34, Indian Lake/Long Lake 30
Moriah (34)
L. Pelkey 2-1-6, Sprague 0-4-4, Stahl 2-1-6, Wykes 0-0-0, C. Pelkey 1-0-3, Slattery 3-2-8, Snyder 1-0-2, Cross 1-2-5. Totals: 10-10-34.
Indian Lake/Long Lake (30)
Farrell 4-1-9, Darling 4-1-9, Bain 1-4-6, Hinckley 0-1-1, Smith 0-5-5, Hamden 0-0-0, King 0-0-0. Totals: 9-12-30.
Moriah 12 5 4 13 — 34
Ind Lake/L Lake 8 14 5 3 — 30
3-point goals: Moriah (4) L. Pelkey, Stahl, C. Pelkey, Cross.
CLINTONVILLE — Two minutes into the first quarter, the Lions and Mountaineers were tied at four.
At the conclusion of the first half, Elizabethtown-Lewis had taken a 36-point lead at 43-7.
Kearstin Ashline led the way with 21 points and 11 rebounds as the Lions moved into the Section VII Class D championship game.
"They came out pretty focused," Elizabethtown-Lewis coach Don Ratliff said of his players. "Minerva/Newcomb did a fine job at beating our zone press to start.
"We struggled early against their pressure, but we calmed down and were able to get some easy opportunities."
Shonna Brooks added 20 points for the Lions, while Lily Whalen tossed in 11. Jasmin Barnes pulled in seven rebounds.
Kylee Cassavaugh had a strong night defensively, limiting Minerva/Newcomb's hot-shooting MaKenzie Winslow to nine points.
"I thought we shared the ball well," Ratliff said. "We gave the ball up for a better look even when we had a good look.
"And they talked to each other on the floor."
Despite being down throughout most of the game, the Mountaineers never gave up and played tough until the final horn.
Winslow led the way with her nine points, while Gabby McNally chipped in with six points and five rebounds.
With the win, the Lions will take on Moriah, which is coached by former schoolmate of Ratliff.
"Moriah plays well," Ratliff said. "They are talented and very aggressive. We match up well size-wise.
"They have had some success (in the Field House) with winning Class C last year. I'm looking forward to playing against Steve (Pelkey); we went to high school together."
E'town-Lewis 73, Minerva/Newcomb 21
Minerva/New (21)
Bennett 0-0-0, Winslow 4-0-9, G. McNally 2-2-6, Miller 0-0-0, Rubertone 1-0-2, D. McNally 2-0-4, McCall 0-0-0, Hee Voo 0-0-0. Totals: 9-2-21.
Etown-Lewis (73)
J. Barnes 1-1-3, Cassavaugh 1-0-2, Whalen 4-2-11, Brooks 10-0-20, Ashline 8-4-21, McGinn 0-0-0, A. Barnes 1-0-2, Graves 4-0-8, Disogra 2-0-4, Grady 1-0-2, Burdo 0-0-0. Totals: 32-7-73.
Minerva/New 5 2 6 8 — 21
Etown-Lewis 19 24 16 14 — 73
3-point goals: Minerva/Newcomb (1) Winslow. Elizabethtown-Lewis (2) Whalen, Ashline.


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Beginning in 2013, many Hollywood studios will stop production of movies on 35-millimeter film and convert to an all digital format. Most large theaters have already switched to this digital format, but many independent theaters are struggling to afford the expensive updates.
Mindframe Theater in Dubuque has been apart of the Dubuque community for 5 years. The theater houses six screens and aims to bring a different film-going experience its customers. The theater shows a variety of different films including mainstream Hollywood movies, independent movies, documentaries and foreign films. The theater also houses a stage hosting different plays and bands throughout the year. The theater is owned and operated by a husband, wife and family friend adding to the theaters local charm.
Grant Grudzina is Co-Owner to Mindframe Theaters, and helped bring the theater to life 5 years ago.
"All of our owners, all the people who work here are long time Dubuque residents." said Grudzina.
Ken Leier is a resident of Dubuque who regularly attends shows at Mindframe Theaters.
"It's a unique place for a movie theater compared to the regular chains." said Leier.
But the theaters uniqueness is at stake. As many Hollywood studios are shying away from the industries old 35 mm film, theaters all over the world are being forced to go digital or go dark.
"Except for incremental changes in the presentation of the technology of film, the basic technology of showing rapid motion still pictures hasn't changed for over 100 years." said Grudzina.
Grudzina says Mindframe has been preparing for this conversion for a couple of years now.
"The transition from 35 mm to the digital film has been in the atmosphere of the industry for a few years now. So we have been aware of that fact and so we have been in the process of saving on the capital side. But also, looking at the technology that is available through different programs at different companies." said Grudzina.
The digital conversion could at minimum cost of a little under $100,000 for Mindframe Theaters. Although Mindframe has been saving for the conversion, the deadline for the conversion is approaching fast. According to the theaters web site, the deadline could be as early as the end of July. The theater began to look to their customers for help.
Mindframe is asking their customers to come to an extra movie or two, as well as participate in their special events campaign. The campaign will feature local bands and showings for their customers. Some of the events profits will help go towards the digital conversion of the theaters six screens.
"This campaign is to help us with the savings that we have taken with those measures already and get us over the hump on the front end of financing that entire process" said Grudzina.
Along with the campaign, Mindframe Theaters has also set up an account for donations using PayPal on their web site. Grudzina is confident Mindframe will be able to make the conversion to digital, even if that means converting one screen at a time. Grudzina hopes to start the digital conversion in early to mid-summer.
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Facebook made a major announcement this week of a new search feature called "Graph Search." This new search tool is releasing in beta to Facebook users shortly.
In short, Graph Search is a new way for Facebook users to find people, photos, places and things of interest that are most relevant to them. It is a tool that persons will use while on Facebook. It is not a "search engine" like Bing or Google.
The tool is intended to be a "smart search" that allows Facebook users to ask questions and get results from their network of friends and Pages they "Like" on Facebook. It is a different model than Google's search as that takes into account everything on the web. Rather, Graph Search by Facebook seeks to give you personalized and relevant results based on what your friends and social network have posted on Facebook.
Example searches that will be able to give personalized results include queries such as:
• Chinese restaurants in Chicago that my friends have Liked
• Dentists that my friends like
• Who are my friends that went to Bethel College?
• Show pictures of my friends at Indianapolis Colts games
• Businesses that my friends recommend for home remodeling
• Photos that I Liked in 2011
If you did a web search on Google or Bing for those items, you'd get one set of results that is general, such as "Chinese restaurants in Chicago." However, with Graph Search on Facebook, a user will get tailored results based on their social network. If your friend checked in at a Chinese restaurant in Chicago and noted that they liked the food, that would be part of the results. The value lies in the fact that we trust the recommendations of friends, and this gives us another way to quickly get the perspective of our entire friend network on Facebook.
A key item to note is that Graph Search starts with privacy in mind. If a Facebook user has something set to private, then this data is not part of searchable results. So the results a Facebook users gets with Graph Search are filtered according to what is public and accessible to you as a user based on the settings your friends used when they posted. If they set it to private, you can't see it. If they set it to "friends," then it could be in your results, and if they set the post to "public" then anyone searching could have their input included as part of the search results.
To get started with this new tool, go to facebook.com/graphsearch and click the button at the bottom to sign up for beta (or begin using it if you already have access). Starting last Tuesday, Facebook is rolling Graph Search out slowly, but more people should get it in the coming weeks and months. Signing up means you'll get it sooner.
The overall value is more personalized and relevant search results based on a Facebook users friend network and Pages they have Liked. Who doesn't trust recommendations from trusted friends? Now the process of getting that recommendation has been made much simpler!
Mike Gingerich leads the Social Application division of web design company, Digital Hill Multimedia (http://www.DigitalHill.com). He is a co-founder of TabSite.com, a leader in Facebook fan page tools for businesses. TabSite offers brands the power to boost Facebook marketing. For more information on TabSite, please visit www.tabsite.com.


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A Duke Energy spokeswoman says decisions to raise water levels on the Catawba River are made and can change by the minute, depending on the situation. The company says releasing millions of gallons of water is necessary to manage lake levels and help release pressure.
Residents who live along the Catawba River in Mecklenburg County say Duke Energy has not communicated with them, leaving them with many questions.
For days, front yards have become ponds, while backyards are almost completely covered by the swollen river. Duke Energy manages the river levels.
"We were waiting for calls from them (Duke Energy) on our land lines and cell phones to update and keep us informed but we didn't get the calls. When we checked with neighbors, they didn't get the calls," said one neighbor named Ruth.
WBTV took Ruth's concerns directly to Duke Energy. Spokeswoman Lisa Hoffman says she sympathizes with homeowners affected by the high water levels.
"We began communicating late last week, as soon as we saw that rainfall was in the prediction," Hoffman said.
Hoffman says Duke's plan to open spillways will benefit residents in the long run.
"It needs to pass through in order for us to restore lakes to target levels and prepare for future rainfall," she said.
Hoffman says her biggest concern is keeping people away from the river, because of the large amounts of debris moving downstream.
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A wrong-way driver was struck and killed late Thursday night in Coon Rapids, Minn. after stopping his pickup truck in the middle of Highway 10.
The crash happened around 11:30 p.m., just beyond the Egret Blvd. overpass. According to the Anoka County sheriff's office, a 31-year-old East Bethel, Minn. man was pronounced dead at the scene after his truck was hit by another pickup.
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We all know the classic tale of Ebeneezer Scrooge and his disdain for Christmas-time,but Minot State University is jolly about the Christmas Classic.
Campus Players are putting on their annual show, performing "A Christmas Carol."
The drama tells the tale of a man who hates the season, and gets visited at night by ghosts who remind him the true meaning.
The director is a senior at Minot State, and has been working with the cast of over 20 for 5 weeks on the show.
He says that this play is a way to get families together for the holidays, and a plus is that the money made goes to an exciting trip for the theatre department.
(Joshua Snyder, Director) "It's part of the Campus Players organization, the theatre group on campus. It's our annual show we put on to raise money for our program, and we use a lot of the money to take us on our trip in January called ACTF, which stands for the American College Theatre Festival. And it's a week in January of full theatre workshops and shows, from other schools around our region."
To reserve tickets, contact the Aleshire Theatre box office.
Tickets are 6 dollars for adults, and 5 for seniors and students.
The play will be December Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7:30 each night.
Truck still considered to be a "vehicle of interest" in fatal crash.
A two-year-old child was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Minot this evening.
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Trial Decided by Evidence, Not Facebook: the Right to a Fair Trial in the Age of Social Media
This is your chance to hear from one of the most respected judges in Illinois - an advocate for representing the needs of children in the courtroom and an experienced educator on the role of social media in the courtroom.
The Honorable Jerelyn Maher is an Associate Judge in Illinois' 10th Judicial Circuit Court. Judge Maher graduated magna cum laude from Bradley in 1974 with a B.A. in political science and received a Juris Doctorate from the Loyola School of Law in Chicago. After practicing law for 18 years, she was appointed associate judge for the Tenth Judicial Circuit of Illinois in 1995. In July she was reappointed for a four-year term that expires in June 2015.
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San Francisco gave Frank Gore 19 carries and the 49ers running back rushed for more than 100 yards. But Gore's fantasy stats were tempered by the fact that he didn't get into the end zone on Sunday in a 19-11 win against the Redskins.
Gore had 675 rushing yards and 71 receiving yard on the season with 4 rushing touchdown entering Week 9. Gore was averaging 96 yards rushing per game and 10 yards receiving per game. Gore's rushing yards per game were up nearly 20 yards per game from last season.
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Here are a few stories we think you'll find interesting today:
1.The search continues for a Sabine Parish man police say can be seen on surveillance video being taken at gunpoint by a Natchitoches police officer. That officer, 34-year-old Robert Barthelemy, was taken into custody early Wednesday morning after a high-speed chase, but the victim of the kidnapping, 25 year-old Tony Procell, has still not been found. Read the details of this story that continues to puzzle police here. We'll have more for you on East Texas News at 5.
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MCCOMB, Miss. (AP) - A state official says about $5 million will be spent to repair damage caused by Hurricane Isaac to a dam at Percy Quin State Park.
The Enterprise-Journal reports that Dusty Myers, a dam safety engineer with the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality, told a local civil club that some of the costs will be reimbursed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency because of the hurricane.
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Two-time Kentucky Derby-winning jockey Calvin Borel has been selected by a vote of his peers as the 2010 winner of the Santa Anita George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award. Borel's Woolf victory was announced live Saturday on HRTV from the Fair Grounds in New Orleans by retired Hall of Fame jockey and current HRTV analyst Gary Stevens. Stevens won the Woolf Award in 1996.
Presented annually by Santa Anita since 1950, Borel will become the 61st recipient of one of racing's most coveted awards. The Woolf Award honors and recognizes those riders whose careers and personal character earn esteem for the individual rider and the sport of Thoroughbred racing.
The Woolf Award was created to honor and memorialize Woolf, who was one of the greatest riders of his era and who died soon after a spill on the Club House turn at Santa Anita on Jan. 13, 1946. The Woolf trophy is a replica of the full-size statue of the late jockey which adorns Santa Anita's Paddock Gardens area.
Mine That Bird gave Borel his second Derby victory. His first came with Street Sense in 2007, in very similar fashion.
Due to his association with both Rachel Alexandra and Mine That Bird, Borel maintained a high profile on racing's biggest stages throughout 2009.
Following his win in the Derby, Borel became the first jockey in history to take off of a Derby winner to ride another horse in the Preakness Stakes. Opting for Rachel Alexandra, with whom he had won the Kentucky Oaks, Borel defeated Mine That Bird and a field of 12 other males by one length and Rachel Alexandra thus became the first filly to win the Preakness since 1924.
Borel and Rachel Alexandra would go on to again defeat 3-year-old males in the Grade I Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park, and males aged 3 and up in the Grade I Woodward Stakes at Saratoga, becoming the only female to ever win the prestigious 75-year-old stakes.
Born Nov. 7, 1966 in St. Martin Parish, Louisiana, Borel won his first recognized race in 1976. Like many top Cajun riders before him, Borel began riding match races in Louisiana long before he was old enough to compete at recognized tracks.
From "matching" at age eight, to winning his first Kentucky Derby at age 40, Borel's career has been punctuated by hard work and a no-nonsense approach to the sport's daily rigors. Borel can commonly be found mucking stalls and performing other menial stable chores for his brother, trainer Cecil Borel, at Oaklawn Park's annual winter/spring meeting.
An iconic figure on the Kentucky-Arkansas-Louisiana circuit, Borel has won riding titles throughout the region and he is held in the highest regard by people at every level in the racing business. From owners and trainers, to officials, media, grooms, hot walkers, pony people and exercise riders, Borel has earned a level of respect and depth of affection seldom seen in what is an ultra competitive sport.
Borel will receive the Woolf Award at Santa Anita in mid-March. A specific date will be announced shortly.
Two months in front of the Kentucky Derby, and Mike Machowsky is sitting pretty. The 44-year-old trainer has two promising Triple Crown hopefuls in the unbeaten Caracortado and promising maiden winner Nextdoorneighbor, who runs in Saturday's Grade III, $150,000 Sham Stakes, a major steppingstone to the Grade I, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby on April 3.
Caracortado, who captured the Grade II Robert B. Lewis Stakes on Feb. 6 for his fifth victory, goes next in the Grade II, $150,000 San Felipe Stakes on March 13 against Kentucky Derby Future Book favorite Lookin At Lucky.
"He trains like a really good horse," Cincinnati native Machowsky said of Nextdoorneighbor, a bay son of Lido Palace owned and bred by John and Jerry Amerman. The Amermans raced Lido Palace, as well as Netxdoorneighbor's dam, Fencelineneighbor. Both were major stakes winners.
"We're keeping our fingers crossed," Machowsky said. "Nextdoorneighbor is working good and acts like he's got everything you'd want in a horse at this time of year."
Discretion being the better part of valor, Machowsky was reluctant to compare Nextdoorneighbor and Caracortado. "But a few months back I breezed them together a couple of times," he said. "They went very well together, so I'm pretty excited to have both of them."
Probable for the Sham, Alphie's Bet, no rider; Boulder Creek, Victor Espinoza; Kettle River, Brice Blanc; Nextdoorneighbor, Mike Smith; Outlaw Man, no rider; Privilaged, no rider; Setsuko, Rafael Bejarano; The Program, Martin Garcia; Viva Macho, Silvio Amador; and Wolf Tail, no rider.
Setsuko worked five furlongs on Pro-Ride Sunday in 1:01.60 for Richard Mandella, while The Program went the same distance in 1:00.80 for Bob Baffert. Wolf Tail worked six furlongs at Hollywood Park in 1:13.80 for Doug O'Neill.
Streaking Compari has recovered from a minor illness and will seek to extend his winning streak to five in next Sunday's $100,000 Crystal Water Handicap for older California-breds at one mile on turf.
"He got a little respiratory infection on us," trainer Marty Jones said of the gelded son of Redattore, who is perfect after running third in his first start a year ago. "Unfortunately, it came right on top of the Sunshine Millions Classic and we had to scratch the horse. But it seems like everything's cleared up now."
Probable for the Crystal Water: Compari, Garrett Gomez; Jack's Wild, Brice Blanc; Liberian Freighter, Rafael Bejarano; and Live Sundays, Alex Solis.
Eddie Delahoussaye's riding days are long over, as are his brief attempts at basketball. But that won't prevent the popular Hall of Fame jockey from attending Thursday's 43rd annual Charity Basketball Game between the Santa Anita jockeys and Holy Angels School. Tip off is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. at LaSalle High School in Pasadena.
Delahoussaye, now 58, will join Laffit Pincay Jr. and Gary Stevens, along with four-time national money-earnings king Garrett Gomez, in an autograph session starting at 6:15 p.m. "I signed them last year, too," said Delahoussaye, who retired from riding seven years ago, "and some years back, I even played in the game. I was the one who passed the ball. I couldn't shoot."
Delahoussaye was never as hooked on hoops as fellow Louisiana native Kent Desormeaux, who starred for the jockeys' team before moving to another circuit and aspired to play in the NBA before his lack of height dictated otherwise.
"Kent could play," Delahoussaye enthused. "I could play baseball all right, but not basketball. It will be fun to be out there, though. It always is. Hopefully, we'll have another good turnout Thursday."
As he has for the past 10 years, HRTV anchor/analyst Kurt Hoover will coach the jockeys.
Game captain David Flores, Paul Atkinson, Rafael Bejarano, Joel Rosario, Mike Smith, Joe Talamo, Martin Garcia, Brice Blanc, Alonso Quinonez, Felipe Valdez, Mike Baze, Tyler Baze, Omar Berrio, Christian Santiago Reyes, Micheal James and others are expected to participate.
Proceeds will benefit the Holy Angels athletic department. LaSalle High School is located at the southwest corner of Michillinda Ave. and Sierra Madre Blvd. in Pasadena, approximately four miles from Santa Anita. Admission is $5.
A memorial service for longtime turf writer Larry Bortstein, who passed away at age 67 on Jan. 31, will be held in Santa Anita's FrontRunner Restaurant on Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 5 p.m., following the afternoon's races.
Bortstein, who at the time of his death was a regular contributor to the Orange County Register and the California Thoroughbred Magazine, succumbed from the effects of a pulmonary embolism he suffered at his home on Jan. 23. His longtime friend and colleague, Bill Christine, a retired multiple Eclipse Award-winning staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, will emcee the service.
FINISH LINES: The funeral for former trainer Dal Jones Jr. will be this Tuesday, 11 a.m., in the Sky Rose Chapel at Rose Hills Cemetery, 3888 Workman Mill Rd. in Whittier (562-699-0921). A reception will follow at 1 p.m. in Santa Anita's Chandelier Room of the Turf Club. Jones died Tuesday following surgery at the age of 38. A Dal Jones IV Memorial Fund at Wells Fargo Bank in San Gabriel has been established. For inquiries, contact Branch Manager Johanes at 626 237-3900. . . Saturday's two winning Pick Six tickets worth 65,989.80 each were purchased at Barona Casino near San Diego for $24 and at Pleasanton through TVG for $216, respectively . . . Las Virgenes winner Blind Luck worked four furlongs on Pro-Ride Sunday in :49.60 under regular rider Rafael Bejarano for the Grade I, $250,000 Santa Anita Oaks on March 6. "She'll work five-eighths again next Saturday and that will be it," said Jerry Hollendorfer assistant Dan Ward . . . Santa Anita Handicap candidate Rendezvous worked five furlongs in a minute flat for Hollendorfer . . . Malibu Stakes winner M One Rifle worked four furlongs on Pro-Ride in :48.40 for Bruce Headley . . . Bob Baffert said he had "nothing in mind" for unbeaten Conveyance after the gray son of Indian Charlie remained unbeaten with a front-running victory under Martin Garcia in the Grade III Southwest Stakes at Oaklawn Park yesterday . . . John Sadler has overtaken Baffert for the lead in Santa Anita's training race, 20-18 . . . ShowVivor II was down to 303 contestants going into Sunday's races.


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PC Art Department displays works of Georgia artists
The work of 11 Georgia-based artists is on display now through Jan. 30 in the new Smith-Williams Art Studios at Piedmont College in Demorest.
The exhibit is on display Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. An informal closing reception is scheduled for 6-8 p.m., Jan. 25, in the gallery. The newest addition to the Piedmont campus, the Smith-Williams Art Studios are located at 568 Laurel Ave., Demorest.
Titled "Silver and Exact," the collection was curated by Piedmont art teaching fellow Brian Hitselberger. Ranging from realism to abstraction and decadence to austerity, each of the 11 artists included in the exhibition approach "drawing" and "paper" from dramatically different perspectives, Hitselberger said.
The exhibition includes works by Anthony Wislar, Jennifer Hartley, Phil Jasen and Robert Sparrow Jones, who all incorporate the human figure as a means of individual expression. Jon Swindler, Jessica Wohl, Erin MacIntosh, and Leslie Snipes approach abstract image-making from modes ranging from nervy chaos to spiritual reduction. Margot Ecke incorporates found and purloined text into meditative and celebratory paper constructions, while Hitselberger and Andrew Giannakakis use a miniscule scale as a deceptive means to access enormous subjects.
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LOS ANGELES (Nov. 8, 2013) --- SAG-AFTRA and Writers Guild of America, West on Wednesday, filed an amicus brief in the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit supporting Junie Hoang's appeal seeking a new trial on her charge that IMDb violated its privacy policy in accessing her private data.
LOS ANGELES (Oct. 8, 2013) --- SAG-AFTRA has agreed to a one-year extension of two of its legacy contracts for corporate, non-broadcast and educational work. The National Board of Directors ratified the agreement between the union and the Producers Group on Oct. 1 at its meeting in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles (Oct. 7, 2013) –– A Federal Court Judge today granted in full a SAG-AFTRA motion to dismiss the vast majority of the plaintiff's complaint in the Asner v. SAG-AFTRA matter.
SAG-AFTRA counsel Bob Bush of Bush Gottlieb, said, "We applaud the judge's action today. We basically got everything we asked for and the vast bulk of the plaintiff's frivolous complaint has been dismissed, as it should have been."
LOS ANGELES (Oct. 3, 2013) --- Delegates to the inaugural SAG-AFTRA National Convention on Saturday unanimously approved an historic resolution recognizing and supporting the union's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender members.
LOS ANGELES (Sept. 29, 2013) --- Executive Vice President Gabrielle Carteris welcomed delegates Saturday for day three of the SAG-AFTRA National Convention and congratulated Friday's George Heller Award recipients, actor David Hartley-Margolin and Washington–Mid Atlantic Executive Director Patricia O'Donnell.
Visiting from Washington, D.C. was Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez., who thanked the leadership for their work during an exciting time for the union.
Mary Hart (Entertainment Tonight) hosted the SAG-AFTRA Inaugural National Convention Celebration dinner event on Sept. 27 during the convention's second night, featuring a trio of special recognition ceremonies and a musical performance led by Dorian Holley (The Tonight Show with Jay Leno).
The celebration honored members and employers with awards recognizing commitment to service, diversity and leadership.
The third day of the SAG-AFTRA National Convention welcomed Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez, who thanked the leadership for their work "during this exciting time for the union."
"As you embark on this remarkable journey together as one, the fact of the matter is people can't play you off each other anymore. That's really important," he said. "I want to thank you for the work that you do. While I go into the court of law, you go into the court that is much bigger. That's the court of public opinion – winning the minds and hearts of the people."


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