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The U.S. Economy Is Not in a Recession
I have respectfully (and strongly) disagreed with Roger Arnold on his assertion that the U.S. economy is in recession on Columnist Conversation. All the high-frequency economic data point to an above-2.5% second-quarter 2014 real GDP print. Another example today is the manufacturing ISM, which came in at 54.9, slightly better than 54.3 expectations and above the March number of 53.7. The beat was driven almost entirely by the employment gauge, which was up from 51.1 to 54.7. New orders were flat, production was basically flat, inventories inched up very slightly, and backlogs declined from 57.5 to 55.5. Pricing pressures abated a bit with the prices paid index falling from 59.0 to 56.5. Finally, exports and imports both rose. Importantly, the report shows that 17 of 18 industries reported growth in April with the quotes from various respondents being generally positive. Overall this report points to continued growth, with no major acceleration or deceleration but a decent underpinning with an improving job market. In no way does this indicate that the domestic economy is in recession. No way, no how. That said, I continue to look for subpar economic growth after the weather-related second-quarter bounce in GDP.
Short in May and Go Away
Originally published on Wednesday, April 30, at 7:44 a.m. EDT.
- As at previous market tops, signs of bubbles and excess speculation are ubiquitous.
- Market leadership is changing, consistent with two other periods that presaged market corrections (1972-1973 and 1999-2000).
- Bank stocks are typically a good market bellwhether, and they are falling both absolutely and on a relative basis in 2014.
- Bullish investor sentiment remains elevated and overly optimistic. (Note: Investors Intelligence bulls remain at about 50% while bears have only risen from 15% to 21%.) The buy-on-the-dip mentality continues to be the overriding investment mantra, with few expecting a serious decline.
- Market participation has narrowed this year while the overall averages have climbed, a classic technical divergence.
- Bears are an endangered species after dealing with a five-year period of ever-rising stock prices. There are no (except for perma-bears) emboldened bears out there now, because their ranks have been diminished. As a result, there is no apparent market cushion provided by the ursine cabal.
At the time of original publication, Kass was short TSLA.
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Well, looks like we are moving our house location over now...too bad I already had the perfect floorplan for the other spot! Now, Garage would be best on other side, and living/kitchen/hearth area all need moved around! This could take a year just to make work! Annie, I know you have talked often about loving your garage door at your basement level. Our new and improved spot would work very well for this. Since we are on acres, I was thinking a "garage" for our mini-bikes, 3 wheelers, mama's gator (actually going to swipe Hubby's old Jeep!), and such. We won't have a real good close location to get to these otherwise. Other than the extra basement square footage cost, how much extra does it really cost to do non-livable space under the garage? We will be doing an L shape garage, but that probably doesn't matter for this. Also, anything special for the door to get into the basement? If I do the garage below, I will probably to just a one story instead of 1 1/2 story. If I do that, I would have all kids rooms in basement, rather than second story, and do an ICF basement....wondering if regular poured concrete walls are best versus ICF under the garage? On another note, I really would love to do a 1 1/2 story plus full basement. I love the idea of my girls having their own floor, and a beautiful staircase! However the practical side of me won't be quiet...stupid voices in my head! I'm having a hard time getting the foyer with staircase to come out where I want it, I want to keep my costs low, my oldest is 8, so even if I figure this all out really quick...she will be going to college 8 years after we move in....and my little St one will be 5 years behind her....that's a lot of extra sq ft upstairs that we won't use/rearrange. The voices keep saying I could get everything I want and finish the whole basement with nice bedrooms and a nice rec area for kids downstairs. Plus we will have a 2,000 sq ft barn (1000 per each floor). So its not like we will be lacking entertainment space. I really wish the voices would be quiet...I really want a pretty staircase for garland...but without that second floor I can get everything else I want without going above what I want to spend on the house. |
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I asked about doing a room under our garage and it was going to be at least $10-25k more. This was for about 900 feet. You are paying for the When you don't have the space below the garage you are basically paying for the poured walls/ footings and the poured floor in the garage. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Sun, Jan 26, 14 at 10:08
nostalgic, thank you for thinking of our home. I'm sorry if I'm confused and/or have been confusing. We have no livable space under any of our garages. We looked into it at one point and found it very expensive as you need all this support to hold up the cars and such above. We have the 2 car at main level which is unexcavated underneath. Then we have the one car at basement level which is a walk out basement as we built into a southern facing slope. We do love having the separate garages though as the main level one is for our cars, convenient for bringing in groceries and such. The lower level one is great as it includes DH's workshop. The french port door keeps the space well lit during the day and it has a heater so is a great spot for him to work on tractors and such. But most importantly, from a look point of view, the smaller garage doesn't overwhelm the house...so many houses are dwarfed by the size of their garage and we didn't want that. So separating them keeps the proportions of our fairly small home well balanced. Maybe some pics will help explain it better...and I linked to a thread which includes the floorplan of our house. Front facade with 2 car garage on left, unexcavated underneath. (No living space upstairs either...that's all attic where the dormers are.) On the west side, you can see that it is built into a hill with the one car garage (behind the french port doors) underneath...no driveway. From the rear, you can see the 2 stories of the home....the basement level, and then the main level above. The deck is behind the garage, nothing underneath as we didn't want the deck shading any of the lower level rooms...makes them feel too much like basement. The basement starts where the left side of the deck ends. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Inspiration to reality
Annie I thought I'd seen most everything about your house inside and out in various threads here and in Decorating, but the above series of pictures with your commentary just knocks me out. I know you spent forever and a day in design to get it just right and it shows. The scale of your house to setting is just lovely. |
- Posted by nostalgicfarm (My Page) on Sun, Jan 26, 14 at 13:59
Thanks Annie! I must have just assumed your garage was under the other garage! Moving our house over gives us the best overall view, but completely changes the floorplan. I am having such a hard time working through how we are going to come in through the garage without walking all the way through the kitchen! If I don't do a second story, I will put all my kids rooms downstairs. Not so sure I want to steal that much space from my footprint for a garage space yet. With all the floor plans out there, you would think this would be a lot easier! |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Sun, Jan 26, 14 at 14:15
Thank you, dlm. Appreciate your kind words. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Sun, Jan 26, 14 at 14:32
I know, nostalgic, it seems like someone somewhere should've already solved this, but each site is so specific, each family's needs are so specific, everyone's tastes are so specific and there are so many variables, that it's sometimes easier just to start from scratch. What took us so long in design was, as you're going along, you keep coming across trade-offs...if you do this, you can't do that. But all of these trade-offs are fixable by adding sq ft. But then the house gets too big. So you rip it up and start over again. We did that countless times before we came up with the right plan. |
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OPB | Nov. 2, 2013 10:45 a.m.
It's not every day that Oregon Public Broadcasting launches a new, locally produced radio show, but for the past few months, that's exactly what we've been gearing up to do.
State of Wonder is a magazine-style radio show featuring the latest stories about literature, music, and visual, performing and creative arts in the Pacific Northwest. Longtime reporter April Baer is the host. No stranger to hosting duties, Baer is primed and is ready to get the show rolling.
"Parts of my brain are coming back online that have been dormant for a while," she says.
Baer was the host of OPB's Morning Edition before becoming one of the station's most recognizable news reporters.
"The skills that I use as a host have a lot more to do with directly connecting with people listening."
As a reporter you're a ferret, you're digging things out and dealing with reams of data and information. As a host you're a medium — its all sort of flowing through you. There's much more focus on making the stories real for people."
The idea for State of Wonder came as a response to the incredible amount of arts content that OPB's existing television, web and radio producers encounter on a day-to-day basis. State of Wonder will be a kind of "hub" for these stories and a place to share the best content from the station's other platforms for a new audience.
For the last few months, Baer has been working with Think Out Loud's executive producer, Sarah Rothenfluch, to get the new program off the ground. Rothenfluch has six years of experience working on Think Out Loud and (though she's loathe to admit it) almost two decades of experience in public broadcasting.
"Think Out Loud is a beast that we're feeding every single day and as things are breaking, we can feed it with whatever is happening. State of Wonder is going to be a new challenge because there is so much going on in the arts world ... and there's just one precious hour to fill."
There are so many things that we will have to leave on the cutting-room floor."
Soon after the duo began outlining the basic framework of the show, I was asked to join the team to bring a bit of multimedia muscle to the program. As an Arts and Life producer, my experience was largely geared toward visual storytelling, something that is notably absent when dealing with radio in the traditional sense.
Radio is completely different from what I'm used to. Obviously, there are certain things you have to see, and others that are more important to hear, but at the heart of it, stories are stories.
It's been a blast getting the opportunity to work with April and Sarah and our dedicated volunteer, Jeffrey Sprague.
"Dream team," says Baer about the crew that has been assembled around her.
"I couldn't ask for better thinking in [the group] and I love being pushed. We're small, but everyone here is in the right place."
"The stuff I enjoy the most is unpacking the production end of things," she adds. "There's this exponential, expanding amount of creative works getting made, whether it be by traditional methods, or new stuff that needs new technology. I always enjoy movies and books and so much more, but I'm always even more excited when I get a little of the backstory of how it was made. And I feel like what we're actually talking about on the show is different ways of looking at that world because that is what we expect artists to do."
Over the last few months we've created a number of pilot shows. We've fed arts content to OPB News and started our social media presence. But launching on air is the real beginning.
"Right now we're just setting the boat out to sail," Rothenfluch says. "We're introducing ourselves. A year from now, I'd like people to really know who we are and that we're the place to find out what's happening in arts and culture in Oregon."
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MEMPHIS, Tenn., Nov. 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- FBSciences, Inc., an emerging global life sciences leader in agricultural innovation, is pleased to announce the promotion of Terry Hanson to Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Formerly Vice President of Research & Development at FBSciences, Hanson has worked to expand FBSciences' global influence as a leader in naturally derived products and active ingredients that promote plant health. Embracing this role as a leading global solutions provider, FBSciences seeks to amplify their impact by leveraging the new role of CTO to manage their growing catalog of products aimed at demonstrably improving plant health, providing higher yields and better quality of grains, oilseeds and produce.
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Monorail bid tops projection by $200M
The Seattle Monorail Project is trying to pare down its plans because the sole bid came in roughly $200 million higher than expected, according...
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The Seattle Monorail Project is trying to pare down its plans because the sole bid came in roughly $200 million higher than expected, according to sources knowledgeable about the project.
The agency and Cascadia Monorail have been working to trim costly features since Cascadia submitted its bid Aug. 16. The estimated gap of $200 million has been privately known for months, sources said.
In 2002, Seattle voters approved a car-tab tax to pay for the 14-mile Green Line running from Ballard to West Seattle. While escalating costs estimates are not unusual in big transportation projects, the monorail initiative limited the public debt for the project to $1.5 billion. Monorail officials promised not to go back to voters seeking more money for the Green Line.
The contract talks, which began six months ago today, have been conducted in private. And most of the monorail's nine-member governing board has not seen the bottom-line price tag from Cascadia, according to board members Richard Stevenson and Cindi Laws.
Laws said staff members told her cost cutting is under way.
"It was portrayed to me that the reductions could occur relatively painlessly," Laws said. "I disagree with that, based on what I've seen so far."
She predicts the public will be disappointed by aspects of the design. But like the now-demolished Kingdome, Laws said, the monorail would be "very functional." The trains will still move large numbers of people and the project is still worth pursuing, she said.
Cost-saving issues that have been discussed include whether to delay purchasing some trains until the ridership peaks; how to equip special "tourist trains" that cost more but might generate operating money; and how much of the line would use slower but cheaper single tracks, sources say.
The agency has not released bid details while the closed-door talks proceed. But in a Sept. 8 meeting, officials said the proposal was affordable within the $1.5 billion cap.
Monorail Chairman Tom Weeks would not comment about finances yesterday.
Before a final contract is signed, the SMP plans to release details and hold at least one public hearing.
The bid requirement allows Cascadia — a 29-company consortium headed by Washington Group International, Fluor and Hitachi — to raise its price or walk away after 180 days. But Six Silva of Washington Group said there are no plans to exercise the clause and that the Cascadia group remains committed to the monorail.
Silva has said the elevated trains would still meet bid specifications to move 4,400 people per hour in each direction downtown, and 2,200 in Ballard and West Seattle.
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Money was already tight because the revenue collected by the SMP's car-tab tax has fallen short of projections. The revenue situation has improved somewhat, in part because new rules make it more difficult for Seattle residents to avoid paying the tax.The agency has already taken cost-saving steps. In 2004, it scrapped some fancy station concepts that documents say would have cost up to $185 million. Cascadia created its own designs.
SMP has also talked about selling bonds with terms of up to 40 years, a longer term than the usual 25- to 30-year debt on public projects. That would allow the agency to generate more cash in the early years to pay for construction.
But long-term payouts would be $700 million more using 40-year bonds compared to 30-year bonds, according to rough calculations by the state Senate Transportation Committee.
Yesterday, the Senate committee passed an amendment that would ban the SMP board from taking on bond debt until it is replaced by a new board appointed by the Seattle City Council. The current board includes two elected members and seven appointed by a previous monorail board, the City Council and Mayor Greg Nickels.
Sen. Ken Jacobsen, D-North Seattle, compared the board to the inexperienced Washington Public Power Supply System leadership of the late 1970s. WPPSS defaulted on $2.2 billion in bonds while completing only one of its five planned nuclear reactors.
"This is an inexperienced board. They're in over their heads," he said.
Weeks, the Monorail board chairman, said he was unaware of the Senate proposal. But, he said, "I think it is a very impressive combination of skills that is assembled on our board."
Sen. Erik Poulsen, D-West Seattle, a Monorail backer, said that and other proposals would add delays.
"I don't want the people in Seattle to take on any more debt than they have to," he said. "I pay the monorail tax. I have a three-car family. I agree with the people in Seattle who said stop the dithering and get the monorail built."
Deadline time?
Cascadia executive Silva said more time is needed to finish the contract talks because the monorail is extraordinarily complex."I believe we're talking about months, not weeks or days," he said. Cascadia's negotiations include conversations with city permitting agencies and landowners along the route.
Monorail board member Laws said the agency should consider setting a deadline, perhaps by the end of March, for concluding the talks. Fellow board member Cleve Stockmeyer said while he doesn't support a deadline, the staff should soon lay out options for "re-procurement" — reopening the bid process if talks fail.
A rival team led by Bombardier of Canada, which pulled out last year over the SMP's tough liability standards, is actively lobbying for its "Team Monorail" plan to be considered again. Dick McNamara, a team agent in Seattle, said the group can build the Green Line for close to the original cost estimate.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected year-on-year growth of 0.55 percent and of 1.9 percent on a month on month basis. - Reuters
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I make a killer Red Velvet cake, but this year I'm trying a new recipe which calls for the RV cake mix along with other ingredients not listed on the box.
It's for Thanksgiving. You bake it in two loaf pans instead of a 9 x 13 cake pan. I can easily bake sweet breads in a loaf pan and they come out of the pan just fine. But I'm not sure how long to set the cake loaves on a cooling rack before I get invert them so it won't fall apart. I figure the texture will be a bit more delicate than breads. I am prepared for failure so I'm getting 2 cake mixes just in case. lol. The recipe doesn't say how long to cool the cakes before inverting them. Any ideas? |
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I would probably do the standard 10 minutes in the pan before inverting. I would also take a table knife and run around all the sides before inverting. Are there ingredients in the recipe that will make the cake denser and less likely to be so soft and crumbly? |
This recipe has buttermilk in the cake, so I think it will give it a denser texture, which is the way RV cakes are. I'll definitely go around it with a knife though. If they do fall apart, I'll just bake a 9x13 and be done with it. lol |
Do you have parchment paper? A lining of PP, greased and floured as the recipe calls for, might make the removal process easier. |
If you make a killer red velvet, that's what I'd go with, not a new recipe, and a loaf at that. Red velvet is best as layers because one of the yummiest parts is the icing! tina |
I would wait 30 minutes before touching them at all; they'll still be lukewarm and should release easily after running the knife around the sides. I second the lining with pp or even wax paper on the bottom. Let us know how they turn out, I'm intrigued by your recipe and I love |
I've never used parchment paper for cakes but I have some and I'll give it a try. Thanks! Do I line the pans with paper hanging over the side so I can pull it out? Tina, I realize the frosting is good, but with a loaf cake it will still have a lot of frosting, on top and along the sides. And I put it on thick. :) Plus, it's something different and will be pretty to look at..and taste. For Christmas I'll make my regular RV cake. The recipe won a Blue Ribbon at the OK State Fair! It's a recipe from a friend of mine who is the epitome of a Farmer's Wife who is a great cook. Yum. Now I'm hungry! Someone get back to me about how much paper to line the pan with. I'll be baking it in the morning. |
Forgot to ask earlier. Do I spray Pam on the parchment paper? Also, I never ever flour my pans when baking a cake even though recipes call for it, so I won't be doing that. |
Parchment paper negates the need to spray with Pam. Why don't you flour your pans? I've occasionally used sugar in place of flour when dusting the pan. |
and cocoa when baking a chocolate cake . . . |
- Posted by anncarolyn (My Page) on Tue, Nov 23, 10 at 17:53
Oakleyok, Any chance you would share your recipe for your "killer RV cake" with us? It sounds wonderful! |
Recipe below. Natal, I've never had the need to flour a cake pan. Is there a reason to flour them? I also detest the taste of flour on a cake. Are the pans floured just to get the cake out of the pan? I usually don't do that, but if so, then I'll flour it tomorrow. Amy said to spray the parchment paper, so I'm going to do that just to be on the safe side. :) Red Velvet Cake 1 box White Cake Mix Mix these ingredients well. Mix together 1 T. Vinegar Add the above to the batter. Beat well. Bake in 2 round cake pans or a 9 x 13 cake pan, at 350. Frosting recipe below. Back to baking the cake, this is when it gets tricky. This cake can fall if you're not careful. For round cake pans, it generally takes about 20-30 min., until toothpick comes out clean. For a 9 x 13 pan, it could take up to 45-50 minutes. When the cake looks done, crusted around the edges, very GENTLY take it out of the oven and do toothpick check. I mean you have to be very gentle. I learned the hard way. lol. Frosting: 8 oz. softened Cream Cheese Mix all together and spread on cooled cake. Sprinkle with coconut if desired. If you make a 9 x 13, you'll have a lot of frosting left, even if you put it on thick. And you want to put the frosting on thick! This cake is so rich & heavy and when you eat it you'll think you've died and gone to Heaven. No kidding! You'll see why it won a blue ribbon! |
Oakley, you don't taste the flour. Yes, it's to aid in removal of the cake. |
Here is a link that might be useful: this might help
- Posted by anncarolyn (My Page) on Tue, Nov 23, 10 at 19:10
Thank you for the recipe! I intend to try it for Christmas dinner ( maybe before, because it sounds so good!) One question on the pan size - do you use 8" or 9" round pans? |
Thanks Natal! I'll check out the website. Will make a decision in the next couple of hours when I begin my TG baking! Ann, I have no idea. I don't think it matters though, you'll just have to check for doneness if you use the bigger pan. This is a perfect cake for Christmas. I have a cute story about the cake and my SIL. I fixed it one holiday and was serving the cake. Diana took her first bite and said, "Oh my God, oh my God," over and over again. We were all just cracking up! That's how good it is. It has the texture of an old-fashioned bakery cake. |
oakley, what brand is the Red Velvet cake mix, I did not see any at Publix this morning when I looked at the section. |
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Willets Point business owners who refuse to leave the area are cheering the decision announced last week by the city that it will no longer use eminent domain to remove them.
The Mayor's Office told the court it was dropping the condemnation process shortly before a case was to be heard in state Appellate Court filed by members of Willets Point United.
WPU attorney Michael Rikon said Wednesday the group claims full victory. "It is really unusual and rare to have this kind of victory," Rikon said. "And we will be asking for reimbursement for legal fees, about $600,000."
The city owns about 90 percent of the property needed to begin work in the 62-acre site also known as the Iron Triangle. Mayor Bloomberg announced in 2007 plans to convert the neglected area into a $3 billion mixed-use development including housing, a school, a hotel, a small convention center and retail space.
The plan was approved by the City Council in 2008, but a changing economic climate and opposition from business and property owners in Willets Point led to little progress on the project. Last year, the city divided the plan into three phases to make it more palatable to potential developers, who will also have to clean up the area and add seven feet of fill.
Phase 1 called for the construction of 400 apartments, a hotel and retail space on 20 acres closest to Citi Field on 126th Street.
But last week, the city leaked information on potential developers to certain news media, while at the same time announcing plans to withdraw the eminent domain plans.
Rikon said it was an attempt by the city to downplay the condemnation change. "The city knew it was going to lose the case," Rikon said. "There was no way to win."
Although he admitted it is very unusual to win an eminent domain case, in this instance Rikon said the city made several mistakes. He noted that the city did not give proper notice of public hearings on condemnation, but the "most outrageous" was that the city at a public hearing failed to have an interpreter for the 150 Hispanic business owners at Willets Point.
"The disrespect shown was unbelievable," Rikon added.
The attorney does not expect the city to pursue eminent domain in the future at Willets Point, with the existing businesses to become nonconforming uses. "The city can go for eminent domain in the future, but anything they do has to totally start over with hearings and reviews," which are expensive and time consuming, he said.
According to published reports, the city is expected to announce later this month that the Related Companies and Sterling Equities will develop Phase 1, which has been reduced to 12 acres.
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It is expected that the new plan will require zoning changes and a new environmental impact study, followed by City Council approval. The project is expected to be delayed up to four years.
Rikon said the city will seek a zoning change to allow for a shopping mall and additional parking for Citi Field, which is what some WPU members had claimed for years was the real reason for the development project, not housing or a school. "You cannot use a pretext to develop a private project" under eminent domain, Rikon said.
Although WPU members are keeping an unusually low profile following the city's retreat, they issued the following statement:
"This is a great day for property rights in New York and it's a great day for the Army of Davids who have fought long and hard to prevent the ugly ogre from destroying their lives. Hats off to the property owners, the tenant businesses and the thousands of workers that the city was prepared to discard into the garbage in pursuit of its real estate Holy Grail."
The city, however, is putting a positive spin on the changes. "We're very close to having a deal in place that will transform Willet Point into New York City's next great neighborhood and continue the historic progress we've already made there," said Julie Wood of the Mayor's Office. "Today's action ensures that our plan will comply with the site's myriad technical and legal requirements."
Meanwhile, the WPU continues to challenge the city over its plans to build new ramps on the Van Wyck Expressway that members say would overburden the area with 80,000 additional vehicles a day the project is expected to generate.
The Willets Point area is filled with car junkyards and parts stores. The city never put in sewers or sidewalks or made improvements to the streets. Nevertheless, the city called the area blighted in announcing plans for the redevelopment.


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The Institute for Supply Management reported its factory index was at 50.6 last month, topping analyst estimates' of 48.5. Prices also fell as the dollar headed for the biggest gain in two weeks against a six-currency index. Prices touched a record $1,917.90 an ounce on Aug. 23 amid escalating debt woes in the U.S. and Europe.
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Gold futures for December delivery fell $2.60, or 0.1 percent, to settle at $1,829.10 on the Comex at 2 p.m. in New York. Earlier, the price fell as much as 0.9 percent. The metal climbed 12 percent in August, the biggest monthly gain since November 2009.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The $1.2 million Hambletonian is reverting to a single-day heat format and the head of trotting's most prestigious race hopes the change creates more excitement and betting.
The return to heat racing certainly got owners and trainers interested. Twenty-three 3-year-olds were entered on Tuesday. They will compete in three heats early on Saturday's card. The top three finishers in each heat and the fourth-place finisher with the most earning will advance to the final, where it is winner take all.
Royalty For Life, Wheeling N Dealin and Corky have been made the favorites in the three eliminations.
Charters said the Hambletonian Society will re-evaluate heat racing after the race at the Meadowlands, but he clearly favors it.
The Hambletonian switched to a single dash for the championship in 1996, deciding to hold eliminations a week earlier to determine the field of 10 for the final.
Charters knows some animal rights activists are opposed to having a horse race twice on the same day.
``I get the feeling that animal righs people who feel that way might even feel the same way about racing itself,'' he said.
Charters said the society asked two veterinarians and a few trainers for their advice before making the changes. Among the different from the early days of the Hambletonian, the horses will get a couple of hours to recover before the final. In the past, they had to race in heats roughly 25 minutes apart, he said.
Driver John Campbell, who has driven a record six Hambletonian winners, said the change will influence drivers.
``It's always going to be in the back of your mind: `How much do you use your horse,''' said Campbell, who will drive Possessed Fashion in the third heat. ``You want to save you horse as much as possible because you know you're going to have to ask him again. Every driver knows as long as I get in the final, I have a chance.''
Campbell, whose last Hambletonian win came with Glidemaster in 2006, said the drivers with the top horses will be looking to avoid problems, while those in the middle of the pack might have to work harder to make sure their horses get every chance to advance to the final.
Royalty For Life is the 8-5 favorite from post 8, the outside slot, in the first heat. He won the Stanley Dancer at the Meadowlands this month and has captured his last two races.
Wheeling N Dealin, last season's champion 2-year-old trotter, is the 2-1 favorite from the rail in the second elimination with eight starters. Sylvain Filion will be in the sulky for trainer Dustin Jones.
Seven line up for the third heat where Corky, winner of the Beal Memorial at Pocono Downs, is the 2-1 favorite. The colt will start from post No. 5 with David Miller driving for trainer Jimmy Takter, who will be looking for his third Hambletonian win.
Here are the fields from inside to outside for the Hambletonian heats with horse and driver:
Heat 1: Punxsutawney-Tim Tetrick; Smilin Eli, Tim Tetrick also named to drive; Dewycolorintheline, Ray Schnittker; High Bridge, Yannick Gingras; Super Classic, Sears; Dreams Of Thunder, George Brennan; E L Rocket, Gingras also named and Royalty For Life, Sears.
Heat 2: Wheeling N Dealin, Filion; Aperfectyankee, Jim Oscarsson; Your So Vain, Andy Miller; Jacks To Open, Jim Morrill, Jr.; Celebrity Maserati, Tom Jackson; Caveat Emptor, Steve Smith; Dontyouforgetit-, Gingras and Creatine, Mike Lachance.
Heats 3: Possessed Fashion, John Campbell; Murmur Hanover, Randy Waples; Banco Solo, Ron Pierce; All Laid Out, Tetrick; Corky, David Miller; Spider Blue Chip, Pierce also named; Lauderdale, Corey Callahan.
The final is scheduled for 4:45 p.m on Saturday.
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It is like pedaling a cycle. You are pedaling a bicycle - you have pedaled for miles, but if you want to continue the journey you have to go on pedaling. If you stop pedaling, the bicycle is going to stop. Maybe through past momentum it may go on a little, a furlong or two at the most. But it is going to stop. And there is no need to go into research on how you started pedaling in the first place, because that is an absurd research. You cannot go into that, because go on and on and you cannot find the beginning. The past is eternity; you cannot find the beginning, and the whole search will stop your growth.
I tell you: you just stop pedaling, and the bicycle is going to stop. If you are negative, you are pedaling negativity continuously. If you take the decision just this moment not to pedal any more.your mother, or God - nobody is there to prevent you. It is your decision. But if you don't want to take the decision, then you can find a thousand and one excuses. Freud gives you a very wonderful excuse, very scientific-looking. But don't be deceived by the appearance. Freud has created a new myth. It is not science yet; in fact, the science of human consciousness is impossible, because the science is possible only in the world of cause and effect. And human consciousness is freedom; it has no cause and effect chain - science cannot be created in it.
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