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I run for trains: my love/hate relationship with the NYC MTA
The way I see it New Yorkers can be divided into two categories: those willing to thrust limbs and appendages (umbrellas, briefcases, backpacks, shopping bags) into closing subway doors to pry them open, and those who are not. I am of the former category. My determination not to miss a train that can be seen waiting on the platform with open doors has few rivals. The fact that my chances of catching it may be slim to none doesn't deter me one whit. Perhaps, after all, it is the thrill of the chase.
Last Thursday morning really took the cake. My son and I left the apartment on the late side and went off in our respective directions, him to school and I, well, to school, since I'm a teacher. I rushed down the street, around the corner and up 8th Avenue, past the main Post Office and down the stairs to the A train, right across the street from Penn Station. As soon as I got to the bottom of the stairs I felt it—the uptown A train was stopped at the platform. New Yorkers have a sixth sense for these things. I tore past the MetroCard vending machines and up the next set of stairs. Indeed, the A train sat waiting. I blasted up the left side of the stairs with my fairly heavy backpack on and tripped, practically flinging myself upon the railing. A guy on the right side—the correct side of the stairs for going up—said, "Are you all right, miss? Be careful."
"I know. It's not worth it," I replied, looking up and seeing the train still there. "But I can get that train," I said, and ran the rest of the way up to the platform. The doors were all closed. The platform was cleared. Except for one lady's bag that was stuck in the last set of doors in the last car, leaving about a three-inch gap between them. That's right. I crossed my hands and thrust them through the gap. The lady pulled her bag out and the train doors closed on my wrists. Now here's the time to envision how I stood in front of the train, arms out in front of me, as if handcuffed by the doors. The people inside the train were looking at me; I was looking at them. Not for one moment did I feel fear. I felt as defiant as I would had I been wrongfully arrested. "They better open the door," I said. "Someone better open the door"—not clear whom I was talking to.
It took longer than I've seen on multitudinous similar occasions for the doors to open. Two minutes, three minutes, I swear. I imagined the people inside waited in hushed silence. I was looking at them without seeing them. The doors eventually opened partway with that little ding, ding. I pulled my hands out and tried only momentarily to shove myself into the train and then gave up. I saw that same guy from the staircase looking at me. "Are you all right?" he said. He looked genuinely concerned.
"I'm crazy this morning," I replied. I felt a little crazy at that moment. A split second later I realized how nice-looking the guy was. I should have asked him out, I thought. About a minute later another train came. Yeah, so, being handcuffed by the train, veritably arrested by the MTA, had been quite unnecessary. But that's not even the point. As with all dysfunctional relationships each action takes on über-significant meaning when viewed through the prism of life's great scoreboard. Maybe I lost this one. Maybe I didn't.
I love the MTA. I may or may not have a closer relationship with the subway than most New Yorkers. I marvel at the convenience of the trains. I've been in New York for over 16 years now and I still haven't gotten over the fact that I can walk out of my house, step down a few stairs and go anywhere in the city I want. That's right, maybe only a transplanted Midwesterner could feel this way, but I hope I retain that feeling of glory till the day I die. I love the vicissitudes of the subway ride, the way the drivers announcing the stops make the train their own. The other day I was told to "have an inspiring morning" by a driver who must have been practicing meditation up there in his little control booth. Equally I love the ones who warn riders—with contained violence in their voices—to stop holding the doors so the train can move out of the station. A poetic cacophony of moods and rhythm, an ever-changing mise-en-scène, a world, a community that shifts at every stop.
I hate the MTA. I curse their outdatedness and the way they destroy my life. Why on the day I'm late for my job do the doors of the A across the platform close just as I'm getting off the E to transfer? Why does it take so interminably long for another A to come at 42nd? Why does the D stop underground and sit in the dark when I'm already late to go pick up my son? Why is there always train traffic ahead at 59th Street when you're just almost there? I've cursed and blamed the MTA for everything that's gone wrong in my life when I've had a bad day. When I first started my teaching job and I was dropping my son off at school and transferring from the C to the A to the D to get up to the Bronx without a shaved minute to spare, things really got extreme. I remember waiting on the platform at 145th for the D or the B to show up and envisioning going to the central office of the MTA and throwing a tizzy that would send me to Bellevue or wreaking havoc and destruction in some similar way.
Yeah. I realized I was going down the wrong path at that point and tried to pull back. My relationship with the MTA was getting a little too personal. I tried to think of a cloud instead of destruction. My son, after all, learned the alphabet from the trains. For entertainment when he was young we just used to ride a certain line that he would choose that day. We didn't even have to end up anywhere. Okay, NYC MTA, I love you. But I hate you sometimes, too.
As for the cute guy who asked about you - maybe you should check the "Missed Connections" ads on Craigslist for a few days. Or post one yourself. You never know....
A few years ago a news report surfaced that the MTA had about 400 staffers working in their PR department alone and I had to wonder what 400 people could possibly be doing in that capacity when I'd be hard pressed to find even a privately owned PR firm in the city with that many employees.
In the country north of the city, I have witnessed how the MTA Police occasionally stop drivers at MetroNorth grade crossings to check for expired registrations, etc.--something the local police are totally capable of doing by themselves. It smacked of raising revenue for the city at the expense of the local municipalities.
On the plus side, I certainly find the rides better today than 35 years ago when both the subways and rail lines had really old equipment that broke down a lot. Those were the days when ConRail was in charge of the railroads north of the city and didn't spend any money on improvements that I was aware of. The MTA took over the the rail lines and added electrified third rails, brand new rail cars, and new station platforms that really turned around the situation. The same could be said for the new cars that were added to the city's subway system--replacing the old subway cars that were covered in layers of graffiti and had their share of break downs.
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You are not being an A&& hole. For anyone to tell a concerned student of hand-loading to ignore OAL and just go shooting is very misguided. Most modern ammo is crimped for feeding in popular semi-auto rifles. Once fired brass needs trimming to remove this crimp for proper chamber fit. The improper OAL can lead to dangerously high chamber pressures. Keep doing your study regarding safe hand-loading.
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Professor, We understand your question and the complications bottle neck cartridges provide. The short answer is... No, you cannot assume a similar amount of lengthening when re-sizing. This is because of the following factors: 1. Age of brass 2. Brand of brass 3. Type of rifle(fully supported bolt, partially supported semi) 4. Load differences There are likely more reasons for the brass to stretch more/less. The only way you MIGHT get around depriming, sizing and trimming before you progressively reload is by using the RCBS X-Die. They are reported to not stretch the brass as much. They do require trimming .020 under max initially. Even so, they still eventually need to be trimmed again(after 4-5 loadings). I personally have no experience with these. Good luck and be safe.
I think the only way you are going to get something close to the answer you are looking for would be to do some testing. Take a few cases that you have trimmed to the same length, 1.750. Set up your press to resize on station 1, and nothing else. Run the brass through the press. It will go the whole lap, but the only thing that will be done is resize. Check your new length. This will give you an idea of what you can expect for that day. Keep in mind, this will change from rifle to rifle, from load to load, from head stamp to head stamp, and with the number of times that the brass has been reloaded. This start to be a PITA. I have found that I like to just run all of my necked brass though my hornady LNL twice. The first is to deprime and resize. Then after trimming, annealing, and recleaning the brass, I put it back in the press, this time without the resizing die, but with the rest of the dies, powder, and primers. The only difference I can see that you may want to try is for your universal decapping die. I would guess that you could put it in station 1 and the resizing die in station 2. Hope this help.
Thanks for your response, and I do believe I got the help I needed. Regarding the removal of certain posts (labeled as "snarky"): it is VERY interesting to note that these so-called "snarky" posts were allowed to stand (and Jon, you have participated in this thread so you had known of these posts all along). THEN when I respond (quite successfully, I think) to these "snarky" posts, all of a sudden the moderator THEN steps in to the rescue. Hey, maybe this post will be removed also. What ever happened to freedom of speech? Mine AND thiers?
"Professor", I will second what Jon posted. Freedom of Speech does not exist in a private arena. If you were, in fact, a "Professor" you would be learned enough to understand that. It is the Moderator's responsibility to keep things civil and factual. We have seen the signs of impending mayhem and act accordingly. You need to remember one of the cardinal rules here, have a thick skin. If you engage in behavior (reloading) that many (if not most) here consider potentially dangerous, ill informed, or uneducated you should expect to be "called out" on it. As long as the "calling out" does not get too acidic, it should be allowed to stand (to a point).
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Caution: This post describes the slaughtering of turkeys in graphic detail.
I can't say I was sorry to see our turkeys go. They had taken to breaking free in the dead of night. Rounding up wandering turkeys in my pyjamas was getting old. Last Friday we put the homemade wooden cap on the back of DH's truck and threw all the turkeys into the back of it. Or, rather, we carefully placed them, not wanting to damage their limbs.
There are very few abattoirs left in Ontario, and fewer still that will process poultry. However, if you want to sell your animals they must be processed at an inspected facility. The closest one to us is an hour away.
When we got there, some trucks were already lined up. The people who bring their birds to an abattoir like this are all small producers. In Ontario, if you do not have meat chicken quota, you are only allowed to raise 300 chickens and 50 turkeys per year- in other words, not enough to make a living on. People raise these meat birds primarily as a hobby, or to make a few bucks on the side. We met everyone from farmers-from-way-back, whose speech we could not easily understand, to the gentrifying farmer who moved from the city and sells to other rich retirees.
We waited for some time and then received word that we were held up because the water heater was malfunctioning. Nobody knew how long it would be, if indeed it could be fixed. Men started circulating to one another's vehicles to complain and socialize. The inspector, in a fantastical costume made up of white cotton pants and shirt, hair net, hardhat and grass-green lab coat, came around to look over everyone's birds. The birds themselves started getting restless.
Eventually the line was moving again. We pulled up into the next position. DH and I went over to the entranceway, where people take their birds out and load them onto the assembly line, in order to see if we could be of any help. I hadn't seen this area before. Birds are taken from their transportation enclosures and hung by their feet. Turkeys go still as soon as they are upside down. Chickens squawk and flap their wings for a short time before pacifying. At the opposite end from where the chickens are loaded is the entranceway into the rest of the processing facility. Outside this entranceway, like a guard, stands the man with the knife. It is electrified, to stun the birds, and from time to time he sharpens it on a rod of steel. This man has blood spattered on his white rubber apron, on his shirt and even on his face. There is blood pooled on the floor. As the birds are propelled towards him, he quickly and efficiently slices open their necks. Just beyond the entranceway, a young Mennonite man with a light fluff of facial hair and a straw hat removes the birds from the conveyor and dunks them into the scalding tank then passes them on. Scalding the birds loosens their feathers, the better for plucking.
A feeling welled up in me, as impossible to ignore as nausea. I had to get away from there. I went back over and stood near our truck. From the back of the truck, the turkeys blinked at me. They had worn themselves out and were trying to find enough room to sit down and sleep. Every now and then they would get riled up and flap their wings in the confined space. After a while I sat down in the passenger seat and watched the people around me. I started to feel as though I was watching a carnival freakshow- everyone seemed to be a strange character: the grinning man with the knife, the yokel with gaping mouth and half un-tucked shirt, the man with pointy brown teeth, the woman with waist-length blond hair and almond eyes. . .the slaughter was a twisted peep show. I noticed that on the ground beside me lay a die. How could it have gotten there? It seemed like a symbol of Fate.
In a flash I realized I was letting my imagination wander too far. DH came jogging over to drive our truck into position. There were enough men around to help that I didn't have to load any of the turkeys.
An elderly man tottered over. "Things are moving, but slowly," I said, assuming he was come from farther back in the line to check on progress.
"Well," he said, "I don't move too fast myself."
I chatted with him and the other men. We swapped stories and farming techniques. A farmer from a nearby county decided he should raise his prices when we told him our rates. Many people selling free range birds seem to undervalue their product, selling a vastly superior bird for less than grocery-store prices.
All told, a trip to the slaughterhouse is a fairly social event. It's a time to work together, for people who often work alone. It's a chance to compare notes and commiserate about the woes of smalltime producers.
Our turkeys were all unloaded and sent down the line. We picked them up, frozen, the next day and we've now sold half our stock. I'm extremely proud of our birds. This time we made them just the desirable size- ten to fifteen pounds.
This Sunday, we'll roast a larger one to share with whoever shows up to work on our house. We are so fortunate to have the opportunity to grow animals in the manner we deem most appropriate and we are so fortunate to have meat at our table.
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I found out tonight that the "Active Cultures" on yogurt means its a fermented item! Thats exciting. I guess it only takes about 6 hours to ferment too. Anyone have any experience with making yogurt? I might have to make a batch. My question is, I only see people making it plain. At what point would you add strawberries if you were to do such a thing?
My mom used to make yogurt a lot- it's pretty easy. Try searching Boingboing.net and Lifehacker.com- they both had a recent article on making yogurt. Also try asking this in the cheese making forum- it actually may already be in there.
You'd add the fruit at serving time. Yogurt is pretty easy, it just requires a steady temperature. You can use a slow cooker on low, or an oven turned off but the pan with hot water. I'm going to be trying some yogurt with goat's milk, just to see how it tastes.
In Indian cuisine, if they want to make a yogurt based dish for dinner, don't they usually just leave a bowl of milk out in the morning to catch wild cultures? I don't think you'd get a most consistent results but it may be worth a try with a small batch, or even with a starter taken from some store bought yogurt. Just make sure it's not pasteurized or anything. I've never tried to make yogurt, but from what i've read that room temperature or a little bit warmer (80 degrees-ish) will give you decent results, but don't quote me on that. You can also buy little yogurt fermenting boxes, which is just a temperature controlled trey with a lid. I think i've seen it in SkyMall or something, so it's probably gimicky. I don't know if you would need anything special like that.
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Yogurt: 4L milk (I like 2%) One container organic style yogurt (ie live culture) one cup powdered milk (I like to up the milk solids in mine - this is optional) Heat your milk mixed with powdered milk up to scalding temp (just below boiling) this pasteurizes out all the unwanted bacteria in the milk. Cool to fermentation temp (25-35 celsius) Add your starter - live yogurt. Keep the temp steady using your favourite method (insulated cooler, water bath, brew belt etc). Ferment for at least 4 hours but up to 24 hours (this is "to taste", the longer it goes, the more sour the yogurt will get). If you want a more solid product, take the finished yogurt and dump into a cheesecloth lined strainer in the fridge and let drain - If you let it go long enough you will have soft cheese.
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I'm not a yogurt fan but I've helped my wife make it before. What we do is take 1/2 gal or gal of milk and add packet or half packet of dry powdered milk to it. Heat that up to about 200 to pasteurize (I'm not sure this is really necessary unless your using some non pasteurized milk) Cool down in a water bath (or let cool down naturally) to 110-120 and stir in your yogurt culture. With the oven light on my oven stays at about 80. We move the covered pot into the oven and leave it for a while, usually overnight. With the oven light on and the the warm milk the temp never gets below 90-95 Using the powdered milk seems to make a thicker product Edit: We've also taken half the yogurt and made yogurt cheese by putting some cheese cloth in a colander and setting that over a bowl in the refrigerator. This is something I'll eat, it ends up being similar to cream cheese.
My LHBS sells all different types of make-it-yourself kits including cheese and yogurt kits. They have a website its Fermented Foods You Can Make Yourself. They also have good info on the website!
When I was in college I made yogurt all the time. I would scald a quart of milk and cool it to ~120*F. Then I would stir in a heaping tablespoon of active culture yogurt from the grocery store, dump it into a thermos bottle, and put that in the fridge. The next morning I had perfect yogurt. When I got to the bottom I'd harvest a few tablespoons for the next batch, and that worked for a few generations after which I had to start over with a fresh culture since the yogurt would start to get thin and sour.
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Sorry boys...you simply can't win it all every year. There's a reason why no-one's won 3 in a row. But did ya have to lose to the stinkin Donkos of all teams? Ouch. Unless you have a GREAT offseason, I can't see you guys winning 10 games next year. That's not smack, that's just an observation.
We didn't do so good this year, but we have the talent to do better. There's a difference between underachieving and not having the horses. We have a few holes, but I like the core of this team. Now look at your team. There's a really good chance you'll lose your defensive coordinator. Rodney Harrison probably won't play again. Corey Dillon looks old and slow, and you have no-one available to replace him. Your defense is getting older and not better. You might lose one of your best receivers (Givens) to FA. Your OL ain't that great. It's just not easy for anyone, even the "mighty" Patriots to overcome those kind of obstacles. So is your team finished? Not necessarily, but you definitely have holes and you need to fix them if you want to win your division next season. Your division won't be the cakewalk for you guys as it was this year. Again, this is not smack, just an impartial observation.
Was it worth hanging around here since 2001 to write this thread BS? I hope so for your sake. If the Patriots are in such bad shape as you claim, does this mean you'll go away now? If losing Saturday means you hit the bricks forever, then it was worth it. Your moronic point (come to think of it, most of your "points" are) that the defense is getting old holds no water; do you call 4 of 11 starters over the age of 30 and none over 35 "old"? Nice point moron, but you cover it well with your hat.
Ah, my man Double G dropped in to my board for a visit. Welcome back. I think I bring up some valid points, don't you agree? Do you think losing your D-coordinator for the second time in 2 years is a good thing for the Patriots? Do you think losing the biggest playmaker you have (Harrison) permanently is a good thing? When those 4 that are over 30 are some of the biggest playmakers you have, that is considered "old". Speaking of old, what about the rumors you're bringing back Ty Law. Do you think he'll make your team better? I don't. I'm not the only one that speculates this loss signalled the end of your dynasty and your championship run. It's not unfixable, but your team has holes to fill. And the day it stops being fun to talk to you guys is the day I stop posting. Boo-yah!
Seymour is a playmaker, Wilfork is a playmaker, Green is a playmaker, Colvin is a playmaker, Samuel is a playmaker, Wilson is a playmaker, all under the age of 30. The Patriots went into the game with a mission; stop the Donkos running game, which they did. The Donkos pressured Brady a lot in the first half and adjustments were made at the half; the Patriots dominated the Donkos in the second half. The Donkos got 24 points off of turnovers and their touchdown "drives" were 1 yard, 1 yard, 25 yards. And yes, I fully understand turnovers are a part of the game. That call on Samuel was a horse$hit call; I know it, you know it. How does the back judge 3/4th's of the way across the field make a call like that (and taking that LONG to throw the flag; because those hayseeds were booing, the moron throws a flag?) when the side judge STANDING THERE does not make the call. What happened to the refs getting together to get calls right like they do in baseball? Remember when your boy payfraud slapped the ball out of bronsons hand; it was overruled once the umpires got together. Samuel turned for the ball and was going for the ball, which is not a penalty. IF ANYTHING, it was offensive interference. The hazy line that exists in most penalties is crap, plain and simple. Brady threw a bad pass for a pic, a sure 3 points to -7 points, then missed a wide open Troy Brown that should have been a TD, then Adam missed a chip shot; 7 points to 0 points. All of that said, to say the dynasty is over after one playoff loss is wishful thinking on your part and the part of most of the other nitwits out there who are sick of the Patriots. They will reload and be right back at it next year. If you honestly think losing a coordinator one year on the job is a bad thing, you know less about football than I thought. If you think the Patriots will not win the division next year, you REALLY know less about football than I thought. Do you think the Doofins, who barely beat our second and third stringers the last game of the year, will win the division, more power to you, but you don't have a clue.
yes i think bringing law back would help, hes a good player. and speculating means nothing, people sepeculated the colts would go unbeaten this year. just cuz its a common way of thinking doesnt mean its a smart one.
just a observation but i have never seen anybody so willing to make a complete jack ass out of himself like you do lol lol .only a moron raiders fan [one of the worst teams in football ] would come to the three time in four year superbowl champs message boad and talk **** .i cant see you having sex with anything under 300 pounds lol lol lol. unless al davis drops dead the raiders will never win a championship in your pathetic life time lol .do you still think the pistons are cursed lol lol lol
Yeah I suppose you guys plugged some youth into that secondary and I forgot about Wilfork. But your key guys are/were McGinest, Harrison, Bruschi, and Seymour. And Poole. They're not spring chickens. And if you guys get Ty Law back, that's a step up in age too. Pretty funny I'm talking about age considering the reputation my team has. Basically you guys gave the game to the Donks. That's not much of a consolation prize, but you were the better team. I completely agree that was a BS call. Gotta love home field advantage. Though if the ref call had cost you guys the game I couldn't feel too sympathetic for you guys. (and you know why) I'm a big fan of Brady (gawd how times have changed - I really thought the guy wasn't all that when he started in the league) but that was not one of his better games. Wishful thinking? Yeah I suppose, but that's nothing against NE, that's just "you guys had your day - let someone else win". The feeling would be the same if any other team (except mine) was the dynasty of the day. So you think it's a good thing? I don't see it. You need to hire a new defensive coordinator who can learn your players tendencies, learn your system and learn the schemes all over again. If it was a good thing to change coordinators every year then every team would do it. Your defense getting worse this year was primarily because of injuries, but I think Crennel's absence didn't help either. Crennel knew you guys and knew how to scheme to fit your strengths. I didn't say you were not going to win the division, just that it won't be the cakewalk you guys had this year. Miami will be better next year and yes they are a threat to you guys. The Jesters might be better. The Bills - well maybe not. My point was you guys have obstacles to face and holes to fill, and if they're not filled, it's gonna be a rough season next year. PS - If I was May-Rod I would have tried to knock the baseball out of Brandon's glove too. That was a heads up play trying to make something happen, too bad it didn't work. Kudos to May-Rod for trying. Now if only he could get a clutch postseason hit once in a while....
RS, I do agree with you that our linebackers are getting older, so that area needs to be addressed, no doubt about it. Bringing Ty Law back is a bad idea and I hope it does not happen. As you said, they need to get younger, not older in the secondary. As far as the BS call that basically was a 10 point swing, they still had time to ovecome that and they came out firing in the second half. They drove up and down the field, but could not get into the end zone. 420 yards of total offense and one touchdown just isn't good enough. Five turnovers was brutal. We'll see what happens next year. Bottom line is you get only so many chances at the brass ring, and had they won Saturday, only the Stoolers at home stood in their way of yet another Super Bowl trip. To get back to that point will be a tough road next year...............
32-5, biatch. So much for your genius "curse of Larry Brown" prediction. LMFAO!!! What a maroon. So what's the Celtics record this year? I usually don't look that far down the standings so I wouldn't know offhand. Larry Brown's proven he's just a "system coach". He's only a good coach in the Pistons system. Now that the Pistons got rid of him, they're on their way to one of the best seasons in NBA history. DEEEEEEEETROIT BAAASKETBAAAAALLLLLL!!
I for one think that the Pat's will still have a strong team next season, if you look at the injuries that they had happen, combined with the loss of DC and OC. They are still going to contend next year, no matter how much i dislike the Pat's, being a Jet's fan, you have to respect what they have done over the past couple of years.


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I just came across this story about a Kansas City woman being ticketed for shooting at a trespasser in her backyard. She explains (in the associated video) that he had lunged towards her and she fired a shot at him. This was the day after she chased off two intruders from in and around her home.
She only found out about the ticket after a news station told her about it.
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A review of the action at York, where Willbeme gave Neville Bycroft's team a welcome payday in the £25,000 feature.
Bargan-buy Willbeme ran away with the £25,000 BetBright For Your World Cup Bets Choose EBF Nominated Fillies' Stakes at York.
Despite being raised 10lb for an easy Beverley win last month, the six-year-old was still running from 1lb out of the handicap.
Some big southern yards were represented with Jeremy Noseda and Saeed bin Suroor sending runners to join the northern stalwarts Tim Easterby and David O'Meara - but they never saw which way the Andrew Mullen-ridden winner went.
She hit the front well over a furlong out and drew three and a quarter lengths clear of the consistent Bondesire to score at 12/1.
Another hefty rise in the weights surely awaits.
Veteran trainer Neville Bycroft said: "I think I've only had two or three winners here, the last might have been about 10 years ago.
"We haven't thought what could be next, I thought this was a step too far today.
"She won first time out at three and then broke her pelvis. At four she had back trouble, but still won twice. Last year she had trouble with her feet, so this is the first year she's been injury-free.
"She only cost £2,500 so if we can get black type that would be amazing."
Pres Rapide (5/6 favourite) joined John Quinn's juvenile squad for Royal Ascot with a comfortable victory in the Constant Security Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden.
Coventry Stakes-bound The Wow Signal heads up the team along with Harry's Dancer, who will run in the Queen Mary, and both of those have been bought into by Al Shaqab Racing.
"I entered him for the Norfolk Stakes this morning," said Quinn of the Phil Makin-ridden winner..
"He's very fast and as that race isn't until Thursday he's got six days to get over this.
"There's a possibility he'll run next week and he's for sale to stay in the yard until the end of the season. I think he'll be running in stakes races."
Totalize (8/1) was a winner at the first time of asking on the Knavesmire for rising star Megan Carberry in the Garbutt & Elliott Stakes.
Cousin of established Irish stars Paul and Nina, the young rider made a rapid recovery from a sickening fall just a couple of days ago at Hamilton and was beaten a nose on her only ride at Haydock on Thursday.
The three-and-a-half-length winner now has a big date at Newcastle in a fortnight on his agenda.
Trainer Brian Ellison said: "He'll go for the (Northumberland) Plate now if he gets in. A 5lb penalty takes him to 91 so it will be touch and go. The Ebor will come into it, too.
"Megan's very good, this lad can be a tricky ride but they went very fast which helped.
"That's the first time he's run on decent ground. He obviously likes it."
The old firm of David O'Meara and Silvestre de Sousa teamed up to win the Geoff Pemberton Memorial Stakes with Alejandro (7/1).
With opportunities for Godolphin slowing down, De Sousa is increasingly riding back in the north and was seen at his best on the five-year-old, making every yard of the running and fending of all-comers.
He eventually beat Foxtrot Romeo by a length and a half.
De Sousa said: "It wasn't the plan to make it, but he jumped so well and settled nicely. I was always saving a bit."
O'Meara doubled up in the last when the Sam James-ridden Saved By The Bell (4/1 favourite) brought up his hat-trick in the Jigsaw Spon sorship Services Apprentice Stakes, defying top weight.
Luca Cumani made his name by developing late-maturing types and in Connecticut (6-4 favourite) he may just have another.
On just his third start, the three-year-old held off the far more experienced Donny Rover to win the Neptune Investment Management Stakes by a head.
"I don't think we'll step him up in trip just yet," said Matt Cumani, the trainer's son.
"There's plenty of time for a mile-and-a-half races, maybe next year, we'll see. For a very quiet horse he doesn't half battle and he's improving with racing. If he got in the John Smith's Cup that might be an option."
Kevin Ryan and Paul Mulrennan teamed up to win the seller with Sudest (8-1). The winner was bought back in but runner-up Izzthatright was claimed by Dan Gilbert, part-owner of Totalize and his future may now lie with Brian Ellison.


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Recycling to become compulsory in Miami Beach from July 2013
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Op-Ed: Reflecting on recycling — A journey of the past and to the future
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French Village to hand out free waste disposal units — Chickens
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Man in Argentina builds home made of plastic bottles
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Housing association recycles IT equipment
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Op-Ed: The Imminent Water Wars
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Rush Limbaugh defends controversial Japanese refugee comments
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Partially taken apart shelving unit that had been lined with newspaper and vinyl, likely in the 1950s, you can see bits and pieces of the materials left
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Environment Minister Lord Taylor gives the new ECO recycling plant at Hemswell the official seal of approval.
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The crew and staff of the Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Recycling Center if evicted will be out of a job. And, all the people who go to the recycling center will have to go else where to recycle their materials.
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This exhibit included a game where participants could guess to see how many cans are in this block. (Forgot to ask when the winner/answer will be announced though!)
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The Continuum Facility at the new ECO Plastics recycling plant, Hemswell.
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Executive director of the Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Recycling Center, Ed Dunn, sent out images of the eviction noticed via email. On Nov. 29, 2012 the long-standing recycling facility got the notice issued by the Mayor with less than seven days to vacate.
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Top 10 most expensive players of all time: 9 - Robinho
Robinho seems to thrive on drama and it is this drama that has seen him move around so many times.
He was tipped for big things after joining Real Madrid from Santos in 2005 but after only three years in Spain he found himself in trouble and fled for England with Manchester City.
After starting well at City, things soon went off the boil and he moved to AC Milan after a brief spell back on-loan at Santos.
Santos to Real Madrid, £18.700.000
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Total transfer fee: £66.200.000
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Synthetic Biology Breakthrough Leads to Cheaper Statin Production
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Dying in Front of the Camera: What Are the Impacts?
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Cardiac and Respiratory Function Supported by Abdominal Muscles in Muscular Dystrophy
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Calling the Shots: Brain's Decision-Making Structure
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Adults Wtih Disabilities Screened for Cancer Less Often
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Top-Precision Optical Atomic Clock Starts Ticking
Feb. 26, 2015 A state-of-the-art optical atomic clock is now 'ticking away.' As the first of its kind in Poland and one of just a handful of clocks of this caliber in the world, the new clock will keep ... full story -
Poor Response to Cholesterol Drugs May Indicate Blocked Arteries
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Statin Use Associated With Reduced Risk of Liver Cancer Among Those in the Uk
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Study Successfully Screens for Diabetes at Dental Visits Using Oral Blood
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Can Coffee Reduce Your Risk of MS?
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Why Debunked Autism Treatment Fads Persist
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Social Circles: Degree to Which Urban Movement Is Linked to Social Activity
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I don't shoot my M4 Carbine all that often anymore now that I've got a pretty full gun safe with all sorts of other "toys" of various calibers and descriptions, but each time I do I sure enjoy it! It is highly accurate, really fun to shoot and it is a delight each time I pull the trigger. If you have a rifle in the AR15 family, do you feel the same way about yours? What do you like most about it? What do you like least about it? How have you used yours? Would love to hear from you and compare notes. Here's a discussion and shooting demonstration video I made today out at the gun club on a very wet and rainy day! Thank goodness for rifle ranges with roofs over them. HD VIDEO LINK HERE.
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Tech Deals That Are Poor Fixes for Limp Sales
The chip maker NXP and Hewlett Packard need strong demand to compensate for falling prices. The trouble is, that has not happened, says the author.
March 3, 2015, Tuesday
Cisco and Texas Instruments Adapt to a New Tech World
Two of the old giants of the technology world showed this week two very different ways of making a transition to a world where computer intelligence is everywhere.
February 12, 2015, Thursday
Cisco Makes Its Annual Predictions on Mobile Data Traffic
Cisco's annual outlook for mobile traffic projects a tenfold increase in mobile traffic, at higher speeds, between 2014 and 2019. Even more traffic is expected to go over Wi-Fi networks.
February 3, 2015, Tuesday
Cisco's Networks Will Analyze Us
The networking giant's analysis is good for looking at people in stores or machines in the field. It says more data has to be analyzed on the spot if people are going to react quickly.
December 11, 2014, Thursday
Arista's Chief Executive Counters Cisco Lawsuit
Arista Networks' chief executive said an employee copied "less than 1 percent" of Cisco's users manual, but disputed a lawsuit's more substantial charges.
December 10, 2014, Wednesday
In Suit, Cisco Accuses Arista of Copying Work
The networking giant is suing a competitor founded and run by some of Cisco's most noted alumni, saying they violated numerous Cisco patents and copied other work.
December 5, 2014, Friday
Cisco Systems Income Falls, but Quarterly Revenue Sets Record as Pressures Mount
The once-dominant networking equipment manufacturer is battling more well-funded competitors and technology changes that threaten profits.
November 13, 2014, Thursday
Home Solar Power Discounts Are Worker Perk in New Program
Conceived at the World Wildlife Fund, the initiative uses bulk purchasing power to allow for discounts on home systems.
October 23, 2014, Thursday
Paul Singer's Hedge Fund Pushes Technology Giant EMC to Break Up
In a letter, Elliott Management criticized the tech company for being overly complex and suggested selling off a range of assets, including the separately traded cloud computing firm VMWare.
October 8, 2014, Wednesday
Cisco: The Internet Needs More Control
Cisco has a novel approach for selling its big Internet vision, called Intercloud: There is no better way to impose government policies on the Internet.
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