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Situated near the beach in the city center, this hotel is close to Central Market, Postiguet Beach, and Alicante Harbour. Also nearby are Boulevard Plaza and El Corte Ingles Shopping Center.
Hotel Features
At Eurostars Lucentum, recreational amenities include a sauna and a fitness center. The hotel also features a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café.
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Eurostars Lucentum features a sauna and a fitness center. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. This family-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities.
Eurostars Lucentum is a smoke-free property.
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Core-binding factor beta (Cbfbeta) is the common non-DNA-binding subunit of the Cbf family of heterodimeric transcription factors. Mice deficient in Cbfbeta have a severe block in fetal liver hematopoiesis at the stage of hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) emergence. Here we show that by providing Cbfbeta function in endothelial cells and hematopoietic progenitors we can rescue fetal liver hematopoiesis in Cbfbeta-deficient embryos. The rescued mice die at birth, however, with severe defects in skeletal development, though intramembranous ossification occurs to some extent. Fetal liver hematopoiesis is restored at embryonic day (E) 12.5, but by E17.5 significant impairments in lymphopoiesis and myelopoiesis are observed. Thus, we conclude that the Cbfbeta subunit is required for HSC emergence, bone formation and normal differentiation of lymphoid and myeloid lineage cells.
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Coca-Cola exec: Mobile connects offline to online world
From: By Rimma Kats, Mobile Marketer, April 15, 2011
SAN FRANCISCO – During a mobile session at ad:tech, a Coca-Cola executive said that mobile needs to be integrated organically into marketing campaigns to drive innovation and consumer experiences.
The executive shared best practices and examples of creative campaigns that have been executed to engage consumers on their mobile devices. The panel was moderated by Jeff Crowe, partner of Norwest Venture Partners, San Francisco.
"We're all about a Coke in one hand and a phone in another," said Tony Francis, a member of the global connections team and responsible for the strategic direction and integration of mobile within marketing communications at The Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta. "Mobile is event driven, out of home and connects the offline to the online world.
Other panelists included, Vijay Pullur, founder and CEO of SocialTwist, Mountain View, CA, Michael McDowell, manager of shopper marketing at Sara Lee, Downers Grove, IL, Dorrian Porter, founder and CEO of Mozes, Palo Alto, Brad Klaus, cofounder/CEO of Extole, San Francisco, and Michael Ceorgoff, director of partner marketing at redbox, Oakbrook Terrace, IL.
Case study
Coca-Cola ran a mobile campaign during the Essence Music Festival.
The three-day festival featured seminars and live music performances by speakers and artists in the African American community.
There were more than 40,000 attendees. Coca-Cola was a presenting sponsor at the event and was featured in a mainstage moment.
During the show, attendees were encouraged to text the keyword CELEBRATE then space followed by their first and last name to the short code 66937.
The company was giving away tickets to its BBQ event to the first 500 entries, as well as four VIP passes.
The company found that in 30 seconds, 3,145 people pulled out their phones for a chance to win.
Twenty percent of users that engaged opted in for an ongoing connection with the brand and 16 percent of the audience engaged with Coca-Cola digitally at the concert more than once.
"Roughly 16 percent of attendees participated and one in five opted in for an ongoing connection with the brand as part of Coca-Cola's database connection to build their relationship with their customers," Mozes' Mr. Porter said.
"We learned that mobile worked really well around passionate people at live events," he said.
Mobile phenomenon
According to Coca-Cola's Mr. Francis, the company sees the value of mobile, especially since it is a highly personalized device.
"The mobile phone is a phenomenon," Mr. Francis said. "It's the new remote control of consumer's lives.
"Mobile helps gets recruitment for us," he said. "It gets people drinking our product, but only if we're doing it right."
"It's important to drive innovation through mobile with digital vending, mobile wallets, mobile vaults and consumer experiences."
Teen Smartphone Purchase Plans at Record High
From Mobile Marketing Watch Posted on 07 April 2011
More and more US teenagers are entering the US smartphone market.
According to the findings from a new survey by Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, teen attitudes toward smartphones – and, in particular, those made by Apple – have never been stronger or more favorable.
Based on the input from the 4,500 students surveyed, 37% of teens expressed plans to purchase an iPhone in the next six months. For one of Piper Jaffray's bi-annual surveys, this figure represents an all-time high.
17% of teenagers presently own an iPhone, which is an increase from 14% six months ago.
Corresponding to the growing interest in iDevices, Apple's market share in portable media players has never been stronger in the teen market – 86%, an increase from 78% six months ago.
Equally impressive is the permeation of the tablet computer among teenagers. The survey found that 22% of students either own a tablet or have one in their house. What's more, an additional 20% anticipate buying a tablet within the next six months.
Where there's smartphones, there's music and social media. 65% of teens report using peer-to-peer music sharing networks. The percentage of students who actually download music stands at 77%.
62% of consumers with web-connected mobile devices are buying goods via mobile
Mobile commerce may be maturing at a quicker rate than many experts have predicted, according to a report today from Adobe Scene7. 62% of consumers with web-connected mobile devices have purchased merchandise in a wide range of product categories using their mobile devices, the survey of 1,200 U.S. adult consumers who own these devices finds. Adobe notes in its report that the respondents' mobile commerce adoption rate is significantly higher than current estimates for the overall population because respondents to this survey all own devices such as smartphones that connect to the web.
While more consumers are becoming comfortable shopping via mobile device, the Adobe Scene7 report finds they still don't spend close to the amount they do via PC. The greatest segment of mobile shoppers, 45%, spent $249 or less via mobile during the last 12 months, the report says. By comparison, the average annual online spend per shopper in 2010 was $1,139, according to an estimate from research firm eMarketer.
Still, 62% is a strong sign for the future of mobile commerce, even among a group skewed toward smartphone owners. Mobile revenues are poised for big growth, many experts predict. U.S. mobile commerce sales are expected to hit $5.3 billion in 2011, up 83% from a year ago, according to Barclays Capital.
Users of iPhones, men and adults age 30-49 purchase more frequently, buy goods in more categories and generally spend more time shopping than their peers, the report also finds. Users of iPhones overall also spend more—66% report spending $250 or more on mobile purchases in the last 12 months. BlackBerry users rank second with 58% spending $250 or more.
Movies, music and games, according to Adobe, are the most popular buys, purchased by 43% of mobile shoppers. That was trailed by clothing, shoes and jewelry at 30%; electronics at 28%; and books, magazines and newspapers at 26%.
"Shoppers are reaching for their mobile devices to research products and prices at the point of decision," the report, "Mobile Shopper Insights for 2011," notes. "Curious consumers are scanning QR codes on outdoor advertising and in magazine pages to get more information about a brand or product. As the impulse strikes them, many shoppers are simply moved to purchase directly from their devices."
The report finds most mobile shoppers are content with their experience. 80% rate their mobile shopping experience above average. And shoppers are about equally happy with m-commerce sites versus mobile apps. However, for some shopping activities such as researching products and comparing prices, a majority of respondents favor using mobile sites over apps. Two-thirds of the respondents say they prefer sites to apps for accessing product and other shopping content.
So what mobile shopping features do consumers most appreciate? Easy checkout , named by 57% of shoppers, is deemed a top feature, followed by product and pricing information at 53%. Visual information, such as full-screen product view, ranks third with 42%, followed closely by simple keyword search at 40%.
For visual tools, 54% say 360-degree spin is the aid that has potential to prompt them to buy. Side-by-side product comparisons (49%) and interactive zoom and pan (44%) follow. Respondents rank these features ahead of simple keyword search and customer ratings and reviews.
Full-screen image zoom with "next/previous" touchscreen buttons to navigate forward and backward ties with full-screen horizontal scrolling with dragging or flicking images left and right as the top preferred ways to scan pages or screens. Both of these viewing experiences were selected by nearly half of the respondents.
Women are more discriminating than men when it comes to mobile shopping. For example, easy checkout was rated important by 61% of women compared with 51% of men, and 44% of women say search is important compared with 36% of men. Women also place more importance on advanced visual features than men. They, more so than men, deem color-swatching and alternative images—such as an image of a sweater on a model or of a coffee table in a room—as significant. Women also appreciate a good deal more than their male counterparts. 42% of women compared with 35% of men say online promotions and coupons are important factors in their mobile shopping experience.
Men, however, like their mobile video. The presence of mobile video is one area that was rated by more men than women (38% versus 28%) to increase the likelihood to buy.
Internet, Mobile Use Triples Among Young Demos
The average amount of time spent by 12- to-24-year-old Americans online has roughly tripled from 59 minutes per day in 2000 to two hours and 52 minutes per day in 2010, according to Edison Research's American Youth Study 2010, which follows up on a similar survey conducted 10 years ago. The two studies provide a snapshot of a society undergoing radical transformation by digital technology.
The proportion of young Americans who own a mobile device has surged from 29% in 2000 to 81% in 2010, according to the 2010 survey of 1,533 young adults, conducted by Edison in September.
Among mobile phone owners, it found that 50% have used the devices to play games, 45% to access social networks, and 40% to listen to music stored on the device.
The Edison findings also checked in with the cohort from the first study, now ages 22-34, and found a decline in traditional media consumption. Ten years ago, 44% of this group said they started their day with radio, but that number has dwindled to 29% today. Of course, this might reflect changing schedules and behaviors, as individuals move into adulthood. However, other surveys have turned up similar findings.
For example, over the last five years, the number of kids and young adults who own an iPod or MP3 player has more than quadrupled, according to a new study by the Kaiser Family Foundation. The proportion of people between the ages of eight and 18 who own one of these devices jumped from 18% in 2004 to 76% in 2009, representing an increase of 322%.
Separately, the average number of radio sets in the homes of these Kaiser respondents decreased from 3.3 to 2.5, and the average number of CD players fell from 3.6 to 2.2 over the same period.
In June 2008, Coleman Insights found that daily radio listening by teenagers was on the downswing, losing share to the new media options. Specifically, Coleman found that 84% of the 14-17 cohort listen to music daily on an MP3 player, iPod or computer, versus 78% for radio.
A second Coleman study found that the 15-17 cohort favors iPods and MP3 players as primary destinations for listening to music — with 41% choosing the personal devices, compared to just 22% for FM radio.
Mobile Users Prefer Mobile Web not Apps
Even though mobile apps seem to get all the attention these days, consumer sentiment towards the debate between apps vs. the mobile Web show preference for the latter, in a big way.
eMarketer came out with data yesterday detailing a poll by Keynote Systems for Adobe that shows overwhelming consumer preference for mobile browsers to access virtually all mobile content. Games, music and social media were the only categories in which users would rather use a downloaded app than browse the mobile Web.
The retail category in particular shows an overwhelming preference for mobile Web access across nearly all mobile shopping tasks mentioned. Whether it was researching product and price info or sharing that information socially, mobile users would rather fire up a browser than a dedicated app. Interestingly, When the Adobe survey asked about a preference for using regular or mobile-optimized websites on their mobile device, they preferred regular sites in both the consumer products-shopping and media-entertainment categories.
According to the report, this preference suggests "a low awareness of optimized experiences for the mobile web," but users could also be frustrated with the limited functionality many mobile-optimized sites provide. These results fall in line with most marketers in the retail space who say mobile apps don't make sense for brand retailers. For example, during his keynote at the Mobile Shopping Summit in New York recently, a Kenneth Cole executive said that — especially with the rise of HTML5 — his company's focus is on the mobile Web going forward.
"Looking at the mobile sites of mass merchants, look-up sites and brand retailers, they are all using different design templates and tactics to get their message across," said Tom Davis, vice president of ecommerce at Kenneth Cole Productions. "This year we put our toe in the water, but we expect sales driven by mobile devices to be bigger than some of our bricks-and-mortar stores.
Comscore: Mobile Content Usage
This must be unofficial Appalooza week. With new reports from Nielsen and the Pew Research Center on mobile apps already this week, comScore weighed in Wednesday with its own quarterly findings on mobile use, including apps.
The Web measurement firm found 31.4% of U.S. mobile users had downloaded an app for the three-month period ending July, up from 29.8% the prior quarter. Those figures correspond closely with the data Pew released yesterday, showing 29% of mobile users had downloaded an app in the last month. The comScore sample is a bit broader, including cell users 13 and older as opposed to only adults.
But the small uptick in app use tracked by comScore didn't come at the expense of Web browsing. One third (33%) of mobile subscribers went on the mobile Web, up from 31.1%, as of April. Other mobile content categories saw slight gains as well. People accessing social networking sites or blogs via handsets increased from about 20% to nearly 22%, while the proportion of mobile music listeners went from 13.8% to 14.5%. The mobile gaming population remained flat at just over 22%.
Texting remained by far the most pervasive non-voice mobile activity, with two thirds (66%) of mobile users exchanging messages.
Looking at U.S. market share among smartphone platforms, comScore provided further evidence of Android's rapid ascent, with 17% share, up from 12% in the previous quarter. The increase cut into the share of Apple's iOS, which slipped to 25.1% from 23.8%. Microsoft's Windows Mobile also lost ground, dropping to 11.8% from 14%. Palm remained the same with a 4.9% share and Research in Motion's BlackBerry OS remained the top platform, with 39.3% share, down from 41.1%.
Gartner last week predicted Android will overtake BlackBerry as the world's second largest smartphone operating system by year's end and by 2014 will have a nearly 30% market share, rivaling that of Symbian. For now, rising smartphone sales continue to benefit all players.
In the U.S. 53.4 million people own smartphones, up 11% from April, according to comScore. That amounts to 22.8% of mobile users with high-end phones. Nielsen has projected smartphone penetration will surpass that of regular phones by the end of 2011.
When it comes to phone manufacturers, Samsung remained at the top, with a 23.1% market share, up a percentage point from April. Second-place LG was roughly flat at 21.2%, followed by Motorola, which fell to 19.8% from 21.6%, RIM, at 9%, and Nokia at 7.8%. The Finnish phone giant took a big step toward turning around its sagging fortunes in the U.S. with the hiring of former Microsoft executive Stephen Elop as CEO. Nokia Chairman Jorma Ollila said Tuesday he'll step down in 2012.


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Latécoère Group is going to open a facility in Mexico to meet the growth of its North American business and to be closer to its customers.
The Group who plans to hire 200 employees in France in 2012, will through the creation of this new site increase its existing production capacities located in Europe, Tunisia and Brazil, by setting up a North American industrial platform common to its Interconnexion Systems and Aerostructures lines, that will produce onboard wiring harnesses and doors.
The Group settles in Hermosillo in Sonora State, with production planned to start during the 2nd half of 2012. Based on projected delivery rates announced by aircraft manufacturers, the site is expected to employ about 400 people by 2015.
The new plant opens in a conjuncture of strong growth in the aeronautical sector; it will contribute to the rapid development of North American business – which accounted for 18% of total Group sales in FY 2011 – while reducing the company's exposure to US dollar.
As a tier one partner to major international aircraft manufacturers (Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Dassault and Embraer), the Group is thus strengthening its capacity to support its clients' global growth by expanding its industrial footprint.
François Bertrand, Chairman of the Management Board, stated, "This new site marks a significant step in the Group's growth strategy. Development of our Mexican production facility will help to address the rapid growth of our North American clients' business".
About Latécoère
Latécoère is a tier 1 partner to major international aircraft manufacturers (Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Dassault and Embraer), in all segments of the aeronautical market (commercial, regional, corporate and military aircraft), specializing in three fields:
- Aerostructures (59% of total revenue): fuselage sections and doors.
- Interconnexion systems (27% of total revenue): onboard wiring, electrical harnesses and avionics bays.
- Engineering and Services (14% of total revenue): design, stress analysis and definition of industrial products – design, manufacturing & maintenance of tooling and special assemblies.
The Group employs 4,175 people, in 9 countries.
Latécoère had total consolidated revenues of €575.6 million in 2011 and as of December 31, 2011 its order book stood at €2.2 billion (based on a USD/EUR exchange rate of 1.35).
Latécoère, a French corporation (société anonyme) with capital of €17,219,994 divided into 8,609,997 shares with a par value of €2 per share is listed on Euronext Paris – Compartment C.
ISIN code: FR0000032278 – Reuters code: LAEP.PA – Bloomberg code: LAT.FP


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Life After Facebook: Will Online Gambling Be The Future Of Zynga?
NEW YORK, January 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
As the partnership between Facebook and Zynga turns grim, Zynga shifts its gears and expands to include online gambling in its portfolio. Will turning into a gambling company change the fate of company?
Zynga Inc. (NASDAQ: ZNGA) [ Full Research Report] [1] is now planning its next steps after its partnership with social networking site Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) [ Free Research Report] [ 2 ] fell through in the middle of 2012. Zynga's shares dropped after Facebook revised its contract with Zynga, indicating that Zynga is now subject to the same terms as other game developers in the social network. Furthermore, after Zynga's CFO left for Facebook and after its treasurer left for Twitter last year, it was announced last week that Zynga's Director of Engineering Dali Kilani has left the company to serve as VP for Engineering for iFeelGoods, a rewards start-up company. Amidst these developments, Zynga now plans to move towards offering real-money gambling apps aside from social games.
Zynga's most recent move is the launch of CoasterVille early in December. However, CoasterVille has garnered only 1M Monthly Average Users (MAUs), as compared to Zynga's more successful games like FarmVille2, with 10M MAUs. While Zynga remains as the top social game developer, King.com's Candy Crush Saga has also threatened FarmVille2's reign after briefly taking the top spot in the MAU rankings.
It is for this reason that Zynga is now expanding its portfolio to include gambling apps. It has recently signed a partnership with Bwin.Party Digital Entertainment Plc. (BPTY) to offer real-money gambling games in the United Kingdom. The company has also applied for a Preliminary Finding of Suitability from the Nevada Gaming Control Board, the first step towards offering real-money gambling games in that state. Will this move towards offering real-money gambling games be Zynga's hope for future growth? Zynga's shares rose 7 percent after Zynga announced that it was making steps towards acquiring a gambling license in Nevada, signaling that this move is met with approval. However, if Zynga truly wants to rise back up, it must earn revenue not just from one state, but also from all over the country, something that is not likely to be legal within the next five years, according to Doug Creutz, a Cown & Co analyst. That is why the company is turning to other parts of the globe where online gambling is legal, as it waits for the activity to be legal nationwide. Zynga's next steps are crucial as the company drifts further away from Facebook. The company has assigned Sean Kelly, an experienced mobile game developer, to lead the company's expansion from desktop to mobile. The company has also hired Maytal Olsha, a former executive at 888 Holdings, a company that runs real-money gambling sites in Europe and other regions where gambling is legal. Lastly, the company has begun to develop games like Sports Casino and Elite Slots, games that simulate online gambling. These are the concrete steps the company is taking in order to move towards offering real-money gambling games. Zynga recent announcement of a repurchase program authorizing selling of up to $200 million of its outstanding stock is a sign that the company believes its shares are undervalued at current levels. However, those who are buying shares are driven only by the belief that Zynga can turn things around. As the company is scheduled to discuss its fourth quarter and full year 2012 results on February 5, 2013, it is exciting to see what Zynga's plans are to climb out of its predicament. Reference Links:Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Should You Use Antimicrobial Dressings On Clean, Uninfected Wounds?
The patient's past medical history was significant for 12 years of diabetes and hypertension. His vascular status was intact with palpable pedal pulses and immediate capillary filling time to all digits. Protective sensation to both feet was absent via the Semmes-Weinstein monofilament. The dermatologic presentation included a pre-ulcerative lesion at the dorsal aspect of the proximal interphalangeal joint (PIPJ) of the second digit with moderate edema and erythema.
Musculoskeletal examination revealed a semi-rigid contracture at the PIPJ of the second digit. Limited joint mobility was also present in the remaining pedal joints. Radiographs were negative for osteomyelitis.
The patient presented to the office after noticing a red, hot, painful mass on the dorsum of his left foot. He was complaining of constitutional symptoms, was admitted to the hospital and underwent an emergent incision and drainage of the abscess. Postoperatively, he received a total of 20 hyperbaric oxygen treatments (HBOT). The wound care regimen included daily dressings with an enzymatic debriding agent.
Four weeks postoperatively, he received a human fibroblast-derived dermal substitute on the wound base and physicians monitored him for two weeks. To expedite healing in this patient at high risk for infection, physicians applied a bilayered cell therapy (Apligraf, Organogenesis). The patient healed completely within three weeks.
This case study is an example of a wound which, following surgery and local wound care, did not receive an antimicrobial dressing and the patient healed without incident. In this acute wound setting, enzymatic debridement, HBOT and other wound care management helped the patient achieve healing. The clinicians were able to reduce the bioburden and manage the wound appropriately.
In regard to clean, uninfected wounds, there needs to be further investigation into the efficacy of antimicrobial dressings given the lack of robust clinical and laboratory research. There are other treatments such as appropriate debridement to utilize in a clean, uninfected chronic wound to aid in closure. We as clinicians need to expand our armamentarium of available modalities.
In Conclusion
Despite the reasons listed above, some clinicians may still have the "why not" mentality and argue that while there is a lack of evidence supporting the benefits of antimicrobial dressings, there is also no evidence citing harmful effects. Some may also argue that the higher cost for antimicrobial dressings is a relatively small price to pay for the possibility of preventing infection and possibly amputation. While the argument may seem sensible, the long-term accruing effect of exposing a wound to antimicrobial dressings on a daily basis has yet to undergo examination.
In addition to the concern about the potential toxicity to healthy cells in wound beds, there is little information on the cumulative systemic absorption of chronic use of antimicrobial agents, especially in wounds with a large surface area. Moreover, as modern healthcare providers who are working with limited financial resources, we need to be practicing the best possible evidenced-based medicine, both to ensure the best care as well as fiscal responsibility.
Regardless of one's position on either side of the debate, wound care should always begin with ensuring adequate debridement, adequate perfusion, removal of any foreign bodies, pressure mitigation and addressing the underlying metabolic pathology. Guidelines are available to help classify the wound and determine the recommended approach to antimicrobial therapy.


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Gilbert G. Campbell's dominant duo of My Brown Eyed Guy and Scandalous Act are on par to sweep the Florida Stallion Stakes Series and will most likely be the post-time favorites for the series' final legs, set for this Saturday at Calder Casino & Race Course during the Festival of the Sun.
My Brown Eyed Guy is entered for the $300,000 In Reality division for two-year-olds, while Scandalous Act is entered in the $300,000 My Dear Girl division for two-year-old fillies. Both races will be run at 1 1/16 mile on the main track as the final legs of the Florida Stallion Stakes Series. Two other stakes races are listed on the Festival of the Sun card, the $70,000 Tropical Park Derby for three-year-olds, scheduled for 1⅛ miles on the turf, and the $70,000 Frances A. Genter Stakes for three-year-old fillies, scheduled for one mile on the turf.
A full field of 12 is entered for the Tropical Park Derby.
Groupo 7C Racing Stable's Grand Tito scored his first career stakes victory in a dead heat on July 20 at Gulfstream in the 1 1/16-mile Showing Up Stakes on the turf. He has yet to hit the board in his stakes appearances since. He came in fifth in the 7 ½-furlong Naked Greed Stakes on the turf at Calder on August 3 and most recently finished seventh in the Grade 3 Kent Stakes at Delaware Park on September 7.
Crossed Sabres Farm's Midnight Cello settled for second in the 1 1/16-mile Needles Stakes on the turf at Calder on September 14 during the Festival Preview. Herman Van Den Broeck's Offlee Fast finished third, while Lone Stable LLC's Boy of Summer came fifth and Burt Epperson and James Randolph's Padilla finished sixth. They all return for the Tropical Park Derby. Boy of Summer is the only stakes winner among them, with a victory in the Journeyman Stud Sophomore Turf Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs in April.
Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey's Amen Kitten has finished off-the-board in three Grade 3 stakes appearances and one Grade 1 appearance in his career. He came third in the 1 ½-mile Kitten's Joy Stakes at Colonial Downs on July 13. He is still in search of his first career stakes victory. Pinnacle Racing Stables' Uptown Anthem is also looking for his first stakes victory. He has not appeared in a stakes race since March.
Rontos Racing Stable Corp.'s Ayrton; Running Star Racing Stable and Baby Giant Racing's Manzutti; Donald R. Dizney's Colossians; Kathleen Amaya & Raffaele Centofanti's Grad Student; and Wesley A. Ward's Cantinero all make their stakes debuts in the Tropical Park Derby.
The Tropical Park Derby kicks off the stakes action on the card as the sixth race with an approximate post time of 3:00 p.m.
Scandalous Act is among a field of eight for the My Dear Girl. She dominated the second leg of the Florida Stallion Stakes Series, the seven-furlong Susan's Girl division, by 8 ¾ lengths at Calder on August 24. One race prior, she cruised to victory in the series' first leg, the six-furlong Desert Vixen division, by 7 ½ lengths at Calder on July 20. Her only career loss came with a seventh-place finish in her stakes debut in the 5 ½-furlong J J's Dream Stakes at Calder on June 22. She easily broke her maiden first time out by 6 ½ lengths in a 4 ½-furlong maiden special weight race at Calder on May 18.
Paul Stein's Quinnkat first settled for third against Scandalous Act in the Desert Vixen before coming up for second in the Susan's Girl. Pinnacle Racing Stables, H. Jack Hendricks, and Roger L. Justice's Holiday Magic came up for second in the Desert Vixen then ran third in the Susan's Girl. In their most recent start, Holiday Magic defeated Quinnkat by 4 ¼ lengths in the one mile-70 yards Brave Raj Stakes on Festival Preview day at Calder on September 14.
Rontos Racing Stable Corp.'s Fantastic Voyage finished fifth in the Susan's Girl, after coming in fourth in the Desert Vixen. She has yet to break her maiden. Ione and Herbert Elkins' Golden Friendships ran sixth in the Desert Vixen in her only career stakes appearance. She most recently broke her maiden at Calder by 1 ¼ lengths in a one-mile maiden special weight race on September 21.
N. T. S. Stable, Inc.'s Solitary broke her maiden first time out by 4 ½ lengths at Gulfstream on July 27 in a 4 ½-furlong maiden special weight race, before finishing third in the five-furlong Catcharisingstar Stakes on the turf at Calder on August 24. She ran ninth in her most recent race at Gulfstream in a six-furlong allowance on September 22.
Copper Water Thoroughbred Company's Old Wives Tale and Starship Stables' Starship Sassy make their stakes debuts in the My Dear Girl.
The My Dear Girl is scheduled as the seventh race with an approximate post time of 3:30 p.m.
Nine horses are entered along with My Brown Eyed Guy for the In Reality. My Brown Eyed Guy has the most stakes wins to his name among all horses entered. He went ahead to win his first career stakes race by 3 ¼ lengths over Jacks or Better Farm, Inc.'s Best Plan Yet in the first leg of the Florida Stallion Stakes Series, the Dr. Fager division, which was held at six furlongs at Calder on July 20. He returned one race later to defeat Best Plan Yet again with a 2 ¼-length victory in the second leg of the series, the Affirmed division, which was run at seven furlongs at Calder on August 24. My Brown Eyed Guy's first career victory came in his second career start in a 6-furlong maiden special weight race on July 6 at Calder by 1 ¾ lengths over Kathleen Amaya & Raffaele Centofanti's Copa Del Rey. My Brown Eyed Guy lost his first career race by a nose at Calder on June 15 in a five-furlong maiden special weight race.
Best Plan Yet has the chance to take on My Brown Eyed Guy once again, as he is entered in the In Reality as well. After the Affirmed, Best Plan Yet was able to earn his first career stakes win in the one mile-70 yards Foolish Pleasure Stakes on Festival Preview day at Calder on September 14. After bumping with Copa Del Rey and gaining the lead down the stretch, Best Plan Yet held on to win by a length, while Copa Del Rey faded to third. Best Plan Yet reached his first career victory after the Dr. Fager in a seven-furlong maiden special weight race at Calder on August 3, crossing the wire a length ahead of Jacks or Better Farm, Inc.'s D N A Approved.
Both Copa Del Rey and D N A Approved are entered in the In Reality and are in search of their first career victories. Copa Del Rey finished fifth in the Affirmed and third in the Dr. Fager. On June 22, Best Plan Yet, Copa Del Rey, and D N A Approved all made their career debuts in the 5 ½-furlong Frank Gomez Memorial Stakes. Best Plan Yet came up for fourth, while D N A Approved came sixth and Copa Del Rey finished tenth. D N A Approved faded to sixth in the Foolish Pleasure, one race after running third in the one-mile Seacliff Stakes. Ione and Herbert Elkins' We're All Set was sixth in the Seacliff during his only career stakes appearance. He broke his maiden in his most recent race at Calder by 2 ¼ lengths on September 22 in a one-mile maiden special weight race.
Rontos Racing Stable Corp.'s Arangol is also in search of his first career victory. He finished fourth in both the Affirmed and the Dr. Fager, after coming fifth in a maiden special weight race at Gulfstream Park and sixth in a maiden claiming race at Calder in his career debut. Roger L. Block's Purchango finished third in the Affirmed in his second stakes appearance. He ran eighth in the Frank Gomez Memorial in his first career stakes appearance. His only career victory came in a six-furlong maiden claiming race at Gulfstream on August 3 by two lengths.
Harris Racing LLC's Tropical Force, Valene Farm's Worldly Vision, and Rohan Crichton's Rasta Rant make their stakes debuts in the In Reality.
The In Reality has an approximate post time of 4 p.m. as the eighth race.
Fourteen horses are entered for the Frances A. Genter.
Frank Carl Calabrese's Dreaming of Sophia scored her second-straight stakes victory with a length victory in the 1 1/16-mile Judy's Red Shoes Stakes on the turf at Calder on Festival Preview day on September 14. One race prior, she took the 1 1/16-mile Cellars Shiraz Stakes at Gulfstream on July 13 by an easy 6 ½ lengths. Last year, she earned her first career stakes victory at Calder in the six-furlong Cassidy Stakes. Sunshine Thoroughbred Corp.'s Nicki Starshine came up for second in the Judy's Red Shoes, one race after scoring her first win as a three-year-old in the 7 ½-furlong Crystal Rail Stakes on the turf at Calder by a half-length. She earned her first stakes victory at Calder last November in the 1 1/16-mile John Franks Juvenile Fillies Turf Stakes on the turf by 3 ¼ lengths.
Norman Stables, LLC's Dreamlicious tired to third in the Judy's Red Shoes. Performance Thoroughbred Partners' Channel Eleven closed for fourth, while Miller Racing LLC's Swinger's Party finished fifth. Channel Eleven is listed as an also-eligible for the Frances A. Genter, while Swinger's Party is entered as a main track only participant. Crossed Sabres Farm's Triple Arch finished sixth in the Judy's Red Shoes ahead of Rontos Racing Stable Corp.'s Love to Score, who ran seventh and Stephen Screnci's Burning Truth, who finished eleventh. They all are in search of their first stakes victories.
Pinnacle Racing Stables and William A. Kaplan's Putitinmypocket earned her first stakes victory in April at Tampa Bay Downs in the seven-furlong Stonehedge Farm South Sophomore Fillies Stakes. Ione and Herbert Elkins's Putyourdreamsaway makes her three-year-old stakes debut in the Frances A. Genter. She won the Susan's Girl division of the Florida Stallion Stakes Series last year. Tim and Karen Mawhinney's She's Spooky came fifth in her only stakes appearance at Gulfstream in the TaWee Stakes in August. Miller Racing LLC's E B Ryder finished seventh in the TaWee in her most recent start. Like She's Spooky, E B Ryder is in search of her first stakes victory.
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Gov. John Hickenlooper [5] and two of the Republicans who want to unseat him [6] — state Sen. Greg Brophy and Secretary of State Scott Gessler — were among those in Pueblo Friday at the annual legislative dinner kicking off the Colorado State Fair [7].
Brophy, a Wray Republican, got off one of the best lines of the night when he posed for a picture with former state Rep. Buffie McFadyen, a Pueblo West Democrat who now serves on the Pueblo County commission. At the legislature, she was a staunch advocate for prison workers [8].
"She's going to be my DOC chief," Brophy cracked.
Bystanders joked if that's the case Brophy can count on the endorsement of the state union, Colorado WINS.
Others at the dinner included Attorney General John Suthers [9] and the two Republicans who want to succeed him [10] next year when his term expires: Rep. Mark Waller [11] of Colorado Springs and Suthers' chief deputy, Cynthia Coffman [12] of Aurora.
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Part of the heritage and legacy of the Maclellan family is their hope to see others give more and give more strategically. The foundation has been very engaged over the last 20 years in this global generosity movement. Go here to learn more.
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