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Is the buyer's agent normally there during the inspection?
Is the buyer's agent normally there during the inspection? I didn't think that was the norm. Is there any state where the buyer's agent *must* be there during the inspection? Thanks.
In the last several inspections I've been involved in (as seller or as buyer) the buyer's agent wasn't there for the entire thing but in some instances was there part of the time (mostly just a checking in sort of thing). Typically the people present have been seller, inspector, and buyer.
For my sale, the inspector and the buyers got in with the key box. About half way through the inspection, I got a call from my agent. They had called him because they couldn't get in under the kitchen sink to inspect. I went over (I was taking refuge at a neighbor's house) and showed them how to open the magnetic child proof (and sometimes adult proof) lock. I stayed for the rest of the inspection.
Around here it depends. As a buyers agent I attend the inspection by staying out of the way and asking/answering questions later.
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As a buyer, I would not particularly enjoy having the seller there. Half the point of the inspection is to pick up on stupid crap that the sellers didn't do or did do.
My realtor (i was a buyer) was there for about an hour during the inspection and then she had to leave. It worked out well.
I personally would insist on not having the seller there.
I personally would insist on not having the seller there.
To which I would say to the agent, "Tell them to go buy something else. It's my house."
But I would stay way in the background unless they needed a question answered.
Some of these inspectors are frankly idiots. One turned off my a/c on the hottest summer day. A cricket got into the open contacter, so no a/c until I removed it. The average homeowner would be stuck with a repair call. Another wanted to inspect the roof with the usual ladder against the aluminum gutters, thus leaving two neat dents. Instead, I lent him my stand-off brackets.
"And to that, I'd say, "There's a million other houses for sale, goodbye".
if thats the hill you want to die on fine...
sorry, but you're not kicking me out of my house, especially if you tell me to leave.
I stayed out of the way at my home inspection. The inspector asked me about a dozen questions. Not sure how they get answered if I wasn't there, I'm sure he could figure some out and guess at the others. If an inspection went smoothly I wouldn't care. I've had 3 on my house, 2 offers had financing problems. None of the inspectors were bad, but 1 buyer did try and make a huge issue about something the inspector said was fine during the inspection, just dated. It was nice knowing what the inspector actually said, compared to what the buyer would have had us believe.
No way would I wish to have complete strangers tramping thru my house, without supervision, nor do I see the necessity of having the parents at the inspection - they can, however wait in the background....too many cooks......
I have been on the three sides of this fence.
The HI is responsible for inspecting the home...not gaining access and making sure all is locked up properly upon leaving.
In addition, the sellers REA should be on site....or at least the buyers REA. They should have the sellers contact number in the event of any questions that may arise, and also to notify them if a dangerous condition is found by the HI.
I would strongly advise against working with any REA who would hand out lock box combination to the HI, and allow him/her to access the house on their own...with or without the buyers.
Someone has to be responsible for the house in the sellers absence...and that someone should not be the HI or the buyer.
Our seller was there to answer any questions that may have popped up, but he stayed out of the way. The buying and selling agents had to do their own reports (basically a page remarking on anything they found), so at least some locales are now requiring this of agents. It was part of the dozens of papers and reports this transaction created, much more than when I bought my first home ten years ago.
Who is at the home inspection is pretty regional. I have a real estate friend who lives in NC and she said "only" the inspector goes to the house. (Sounds like in NCrealestateguys) area, this may be different. In my area of NY, it is pretty much understood that the sellers are NOT there. If they insist on staying, most inspectors will not give them any info and tell them flat out that they are being paid by the buyer and the information is for the buyers purposes only. (they dont like giving free reports to sellers who arent paying for them)
The buyers agent is also present, for the entire inspection, none of this just "checking in". As far as what Gina said, about agents making their own report about "what they found". I am not qualified to inspect a house no more than I would want the home inspector to start giving advice to my buyer about how to buy the house.
linda117: .." they dont like giving free reports to sellers who arent paying for them)"
While that is true, that is not the main reason...in NY, NJ CT and other states as well.
The law precludes the HI from providing such information, as it compromises the buyers interests as the seller can then use that info to make repairs which may or may not be the terms of the purchase contract.
And of course, the report is not the HI's to give. It belongs to the buyer. If the buyer wants to provide that info to another, no one is stopping them from doing so.
In addition, there is a liability issue involved for the HI, as the sellers and/or the REA's can use the report to show to other potential buyers if the deal falls through.
This is done more often than one would imagine, and some unsuspecting buyers will believe that the REA is doing them a favor by providing the report, when it is anything but..
As a home inspection is only relevant to the condition of the home on the day of inspection, the use of the report after the fact by any other party is a disservice to the other party, as well as the HI.
If a buyer purchases a home based upon the report from an earlier inspection performed for a previous buyer, they will have no recourse in terms of a lawsuit against the inspector if something was missed...yet the inspector will have to pay for defense none the less. In addition, it is not a true representation of the home at that time, as anyhting could have happened post inspection.
It is a complex issue that is not as simple as it may seem, which is why most home inspection legislation addresses the issue.
IN NJ, the HI must obtain written permission from the buyer to provide the buyer's attorney with a copy of the report...and ONLY an attorney admitted to the bar in NJ is considered to be the lawful buyers agent...not the REA.
NY law is a bit softer, as it does not define "client representative", but it does state as follows:
"Section 197-4.3 Non-Disclosure
Home inspectors shall not disclose to a third party the contents of a home inspection report or any observations, deductions, opinions that pertain to a home inspection report without the prior consent of the client or the clientâÂÂs representative."
Commiefornia my friends! Read 'em and weep:
Disclosures Required of Real Estate Agents
in the Transfer of Residential Real Property: Visual Inspection
I have copies of this disclosure report from both agents.
What you are speaking of are Property Disclosure Statements. They are not in any way a part of the Inspection Report.
Also, only the owner(s) are allowed to fill out the Disclosure... never the agent. However, the agent is expected to make sure the answers the owner(s) put down are correct by performing the visual inspection. For example, if the sellers say the basement does not leak, yet the agent sees evidence of prior moisture, it is thier responsibility to bring this to the attention of the Sellers and to get them to disclose the situation, or repair it.
I have copies of this disclosure report from both agents.
Gina, this is not an inspection report, it is a property disclosure statement. In NY, (at least my region), the agent doesnt get involved in this AT ALL ! I personally give it to the property owner at the time of listing, explain it to them, and tell them to talk to their atty at the time we accept an offer. They dont fill it out, we don't go thru their house, they speak to their attys' on how they want to handle it in their particular sitution. Most atty's in my area, dont want their clients to fill them out. They want them to pay the $500 penalty fee for not filling it out.
Logic: Yes, I quite understand the home inspectors reasons, I was trying not to hijack the thread going off on another subject.
If I hadn't been there...well, I had to show the inspector how to operate the propane furnace, the watering system, the wall heaters, the remotely adjustable antennae, and answer questions about the propane tank and septic system. Seems to me that my presence saved a lot of time, or was able to demonstrate that things worked that he would not have tried otherwise.
Here, the sellers had their disclosure, and both agents had theirs. I will dig it up at home and see what they are actually called. They are independent of the Inspection, but both agents had to do one, and both chose to do it during the Inspection. One agent found a small chip in a window and marked that on their report.
I'm friends with my agent now so I will email him to ask what it is and what liability agents have because of it. Sorry to hijack the thread!
I got a response back from my agent:
"I donâÂÂt know if this is peculiar to California or not, but both the Listing and Selling agents must to do a visual inspection of the property. It does not have to be done at the same time as the regular home inspection, but must be done as part of all the disclosures that the buyers get. The purpose is to do everything that is humanly possible (or more precisely -practical) to give the buyers as much information about the property before they buy it. The form that we typically complete is called AVID (Agents Visual Inspection Disclosure), but it could be done on any piece of paper."
Here's one I found online (in PDF form) - it does say "California Civil Code" on it. So you agents in other states that don't have to do this YET, heads up! Agents Visual Inspection Disclosure
"Each agentâÂÂs inspection certification is contained in the Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Statement. In addition to the foregoing, real estate agents must disclose all material facts affecting the value, desirability, and intended use about which they have or should have notice or knowledge that may not be discernable from the required visual inspection.
(Cal. Bus. & Prof. ç 10176(a); Cal. Civ. ç 2079 et. seq.)"
The problem with that requirement is, the added liability an agent assumes. The agent performs a visual inspection at time of listing and does not find anything wrong, but during the listing period a leak develops that would have been marginally visible. The home is vacant.
Luckilly, the buyer has an inspection performed that identifies the problem. What did the agent certification accomplish, nothing.
It looks like additional useless bureaucracy, foisted on these agents. I had a mountain of such useless forms.
Soon they'll add a form to disclose that the house is on a street and have the new buyer sign off that they realize there is a street there and on said street travels automobiles that could possibly run over children, the elderly or wayward dogs, not to mention pollute the air in front of the house, make noise, and possibly OMG park in front of the house.
Then there's the future form to disclose that critters and varmints could possibly trespass in the back yard of the house and leave their droppings, eat the fruit off your trees, skunk spray your dog, kill your cats, possibly come into your house by way of doggy door and otherwise terrorize you.
And don't forget the disclosure form for letting you know that you have other humans who live next to you, in front of you and behind you, commonly referred to as "neighbors" and that these neighbors could possibly offend you with their cooking odors, their noisy parties, their scanty attire, their unkempt gardens, and their dogs who might poop in your front yard.
I'm sure there are other "disclosures" I've not thought of but that the California government is discussing at this very moment, all in the name of giving me, the home buyer, as much heads up as possible about all the nuisances that may face me in my life here in the beautiful Golden State.
Gina, I couldnt have said it better myself. Its out of control, the amount of forms, disclosures, things you can and can't say. I just took a class the other day, apparently there is some new nonsense coming down the pipe line. An agent "must" show property to any person who calls. (im shortening the info, but that is the gist).If not, it can be viewed as "failure to show" and some type of discrmination. Well, they can just put me in jail, because as long as this is a commission based business, I will choose who I want to work with and when! I have been in the business long enough to tell within 3 minutes of a phone call who is a tire kicker.


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On Tuesday February 17, Monticello Raceway will be seen in a totally new light, it will be the initial day in which Monticello Raceway's outgoing simulcasting signal will be transmitted in High Definition. This project has been a long time in the making according to Simulcasting Director Maureen Flynn, when asked about the video signal upgrade Flynn replied "The new High Definition cameras and equipment will greatly enhance our signal" we are excited to see how fans respond to our state of the art production." Due to Presidents Day on Monday February 16, Monticello Raceway is dark for live racing only, both day and evening simulcasting is still available. Post Time for Tuesday's card is 12:25 pm. Shawn F. Wiles
January 16, 2014 - The historic monte classique Prix de Cornulier (Gr. I International, €700,000, 2700 meters) goes to the start Sunday at Vincennes with 18 top rated mounted trotters entered. Listed by head number, based on career earnings, the starters follow: 1. Viva Forest (Franck Nivard) 2. Vicaria (Guillame Gillot) 3. Vittel de Brévol (David Thomain) 4. Sylvie de Bétan (Mathieu Abrivard) 5. Rescousse de Barb (Pierre-Yves Verva) 6. Tolima (Camille Levesque) 7. Udayama (Gaëtan Prat) 8. Séduisant Foteau (Nathalie Henry) 9. Sakura Jiel (Guillaume Martin) 10. Ugo di Nieul (Romain Derieux) 11. Sierra Leone (Marion Lemonnier) 12. Tornade de Digeon (Alexandre Abrivard) 13. Valse Castelets (Jean-Loïc-Claude Dersoir) 14. Une Fille d'Amour (Damien Bonne) 15. Soleil du Fossé (Antoine Wiels) 16. Talicia Bella (Anthony Barrier) 17. Tiégo d'Etang (Charles-Julien Bigeon) 18. Roxane Griff (Eric Raffin) The Prix de Cornulier commenced in 1931 and the winner earns a start in the Prix d'Amerique one week later. Two Cornulier winners have doubled with an Amerique win, namely Bellino II and Jag de Bellouet. Three time Cornulier winners are Souarus (1946-1948), Bellino II (1973 and 1975-1976), Kaiser Trot (1981-1982 and 1984) and legendary Jag de Bellouet (2004-2006). Fastest race winner is Quif de Villeneuve in 1.12kr. The last five Cornulier winners are shown below including the 2014 winner Roxane Griff as the grande-mare scored in 1.12.3kr, and second place finisher Tiego d'Etang: Year Winner S/A* Time Sire Jockey Trainer Owner Second Third 2014 Roxane Griff F.9 1'12"3 Ténor de Baune Éric Raffin Sébastien Guarato Écurie Griff Tiégo d'Étang Saphir de Morge 2013 Singalo M.7 1'12"4 Goetmals Wood David Thomain Louis Baudron Louis Baudron Quarry Bay Scolie de Bassière 2012 Quif de Villeneuve M.8 1'12"0 Coktail Jet Yoann Lebourgeois Franck Leblanc G.Augustin-Normand Save The Quick Private Love 2011 Olga du Biwetz F.9 1'12"7 Cézio Josselyn A.Barrier Fabrice Souloy Éc. N.Chatelain Priscilla Blue Scipion du Goutier 2010 One du Rib M.8 1'13"2 First de Retz D. Thomain Joël Hallais Écurie Rib Paola de Lou Première Steed Thomas H. Hicks
Charlottetown, PE - Due to inclement weather, Saturday's live race program at Charlottetown Driving Park has been moved to this Sunday. Forever Paradise, who finished second to Mach It Big last week, has been established as the morning line favorite by race secretary Gerard Smith in the featured event Sunday at Red Shores Racetrack & Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. Post time is 12:30pm for the 15 dash card. Trainer Kevin MacLean has secured the services of Marc Campbell to drive the Reg MacPherson owned pacer from post 2. Race analyst Les MacIsaac agrees with Smith and his top choice. "He gets a post that should allow him to exploit his gate speed and if Marc can steal a fraction it could be all over." Cheyenne Ford (Kenny Arsenault) is also coming off a victory but MacIsaac believes The Big Bite (Corey MacPherson) could work out a trip also. "His back half is usually the best so give him some live cover and see what happens." The roster also includes Machinthesand who closed late in his last start to complete the triactor for driver Ken Murphy while Cambest Kisser rallied from back in the pack to be a part of the superfecta payoff. Both could play a factor in the match-up. The field also includes Pictonian Storm (Wade Sorrie), Perfect Escape (Ron Matheson), McJestic (Gary Chappell) and Veronicavermillion (Brian MacPhee). Trotter Frill Seeker is back to defend his winning streak. Kenny Arsenault, who enjoyed a big day at the office last week, will drive the son of Angus Hall-Yankee Frilly from the seven hole. Trainer Ron Gass will be applying pressure with his trainees Caliban Hanover (Gass) and Pleasure Girls (Corey MacPherson). The other contenders are Money Show, I Ain't No Lady, JK Queen and JK Hustler from the Joe Smallwood stable in Stratford. Red Shores is pleased to offer the Fan Choice Awards to customers over the next few weeks. The ballot is located in the race program with categories including top driver, trainer, aged trotter and more. Players have been enjoying some great on-track promotions including the Pick 5 with a $500 prize, Players Sweepstakes and the Wild Horses promo where you can tag your ticket on each race for a chance to win the additional jackpots. Post time is 12:30pm. For race programs, top picks and live video go to www.redshores.ca by Lee Drake, for Red Shores
Stefan Soderkvist teamed the Ulf Senstromer trained Noras Bean (9m Super Arnie-Easy Bean-Songcan) to victory, at 1.7.1 odds, in tonight's €60,500 Gr. II UET Master Series Prix des Geants at Wolvega (Netherlands). The veteran defeated 11 rivals in 1.12.8kr over 2100 meters autostart. Noras Bean recorded career win 21 for earnings of €1,299,559 for owner Stall Asunden HB and could be a Prix d'Amerique contender. Solea Rivelliere (8f Calife des Noues-Heloa Rivellliere) was second for Philippe Daugaerd with Aisle Stand home third for Claes Sjustrom. Well-regarded Roxana de Barbray ended fifth and both New Line and Kadett CD was off-stide and were disqualified. Earlier in the week (November 5), at Solvalla, the outstanding mare D'One (4f Donato Hanover-Giant Diablo-Supergill) took the four-year old Solvallaserien VIII over 2140 meters for 100,000SEK to the winner. The Roger Walmann trained, Orjan Kihlstrom reined mare scored in 1.11.5kr in a close decision over Riff Kronos (4m Dream Vacation-Elaine Kronos-Viking Kronos) with trainer/driver Veijo Heiskanen up. D'One is owned by Stall Kennys Abndelshastar 23 and she recorded her 12th career win in 22 starts for 5,493,688SEK earned. Peter Haughton (USA) winner Aperfectyankee (4m Yankee Glide-Asixpakfromperfect-Windsong's Legacy) was third for Kevin Oscarsson and trainer/owner Jim Oscarsson (also developer of Nuncio in the USA). by Thomas H.Hicks, for Harnesslink.com
Adam Bowden was in the Kentucky Futurity winner's circle last year with Creatine and he hopes to return there following Sunday's 122nd edition of the trotting classic, this time with Father Patrick. Bowden and his father, Chris, operate Diamond Creek Farm, which is part of Father Patrick's ownership group. Father Patrick, who has won 20 of 23 career races and $1.92 million, drew post No. 1 for Sunday's $435,000 Kentucky Futurity for 3-year-old trotters at The Red Mile in Lexington. Nine horses entered the Futurity, so eliminations are unnecessary. Yannick Gingras will drive Father Patrick for trainer Jimmy Takter in the one-dash-for-the-cash event. Rounding out the field in post order are Il Sogno Dream, Martiniwithmuscle, Datsyuk, Hillustrious, Nuncio, Mr Lindy, DD's Hitman, and Lightning Force. Sunday's card also includes the $224,000 Kentucky Filly Futurity, $173,000 Allerage Farm Open Trot, $160,500 Allerage Farm Open Pace, $90,000 Allerage Farm Mare Pace, and $89,000 Allerage Farm Mare Trot. Father Patrick brings a four-race win streak to the Futurity, including a 4-1/2 length victory over Lightning Force in 1:50.4 in a division of the Bluegrass Stakes at The Red Mile last Sunday. He also has won the $613,800 Canadian Trotting Classic, $260,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes championship and $340,000 Zweig Memorial since losing by a half-length to Datsyuk in a division of the Tompkins-Geers Stakes. "Last week he was on cruise control and still trotted in sub-1:51," said Bowden, who owns Father Patrick with John Fielding, Christina Takter, Brittany Farms, Brixton Medical AB, and the group of Marvin Katz, Al Libfeld and Sam Goldband. "Hopefully, we're in the winner's circle on Sunday. Jimmy gives me two thumbs up. I'm hoping that's going to be the case." Last year, the Diamond Creek-bred-and-owned Creatine won the Futurity for hometown trainer Bob Stewart. Bowden had planned to sell Creatine when he was a yearling, but the horse was withdrawn from the auction because of an infected hock and remained with Diamond Creek. Creatine races Sunday in the Allerage Farm Open Trot. "We've been with Bob since the beginning and for him to be a Kentucky guy, no offense, I love Father Patrick, but I don't think anything is going to top last year," Bowden said. "That was the most exciting thing for me. It was the first time. It was a homebred with a good friend of mine. We always believed in the horse and we finally won one of the big ones. That was exciting." The Bowdens started Diamond Creek Farm in 2005 in Paris, Ky., and now have a second location in Pennsylvania. Diamond Creek will stand Father Patrick as a stallion at the conclusion of his racing career. Father Patrick, bred by Brittany Farms, is a son of stallion Cantab Hall out of the mare Gala Dream. He is a full brother to million-dollar-earner Pastor Stephen. "We're very happy and lucky; we want to stand the best horses," Bowden said. "After his 2-year-old year, we took a huge risk that (Father Patrick) was going to come back and be dominant at 3. Right now it looks like our gamble is going to pay off. Cantab Hall is arguably the hottest sire in the sport, along with Muscle Hill, and here's his greatest son so far. It's a great sire line and we're hoping it continues with Father Patrick." The Kentucky Futurity is the second jewel in this year's Trotting Triple Crown. Trixton won the first, the Hambletonian, but has since been retired because of injury. The third jewel, the Yonkers Trot, is Oct. 25. Takter trained and drove Trixton in the Hambletonian. Another of his charges, Nuncio, finished second in the race. Father Patrick went off stride from post 10 and finished off the board for the only time in his career. Nuncio will be driven by John Campbell, his regular pilot, in Sunday's Futurity. Nuncio has won 12 of 22 career races and finished second in the other 10. Eight of those runner-up finishes have come behind Father Patrick. "Nuncio is one tough horse," Bowden said. "He's a great horse and in any other year he's the best horse. "One of these days you think he's going to beat his stablemate. But I hope it's not Sunday." Takter sends out the likely favorite in the Kentucky Filly Futurity, Shake It Cerry. She was the 2013 Dan Patch Award winner for best 2-year-old female trotter and has won 10 of 12 races this season. She will start from post three with driver Ron Pierce. Scream And Shout and Heaven's Door will start inside of Shake It Cerry while to her outside are Highest Peak, Chivaree Hanover, Vanity Matters, and Yoga. Scream And Shout and Yoga also are from the Takter Stable. The Allerage Farm Open Trot features Sebastian K, the fastest horse in harness racing history thanks to his 1:49 win earlier this year, two-time Dan Patch Award-winner Market Share, 2010 Kentucky Futurity winner Wishing Stone and recent Centaur Trotting Classic winner Master Of Law. Bee A Magician, the 2013 Horse of the Year, and multiple-stakes-winner Classic Martine lead the way in the Allerage Farm Mare Trot, where they will encounter Dan Patch Award-winner and defending race winner Maven. Sweet Lou, who has won 10 of 15 races and nearly $1 million this year, and Foiled Again, North American harness racing's all-time money-winner, are among the 10 horses in the Allerage Farm Open Pace. Eleven horses were entered in the Allerage Farm Mare Pace, including three-time Dan Patch Award-winner Anndrovette, stakes-winners Rocklamation and Somwherovrarainbow, world champion Shebestingin, last year's race winner Shelliscape, and 2012 winner Drop The Ball. by Ken Weingartner, for Harness Racing Communications
WASHINGTON, PA, Sept. 23, 2014 -- Pecking for late racing room outside and inside, Cover Model finally found a seam and poured through to score in Tuesday's $88,600 Keystone Classic at The Meadows. Alexa Said took the other harness racing division of the stake for 2-year-old filly pacers. Cover Model was sixth near the three-quarters when Dan Rawlings slipped her off the cones into the outside flow. When cover took him nowhere, Rawlings guided Cover Model back inside and hunted room, finding it between horses. The daughter of Dragon Again-Fashion Sureal rolled home to triumph in 1:53.4, 2-1/4 lengths better than Special Package. Momas Got A Gun, a full sister to Little Brown Jug winner Limelight Beach, was third. "I came out because I thought the outside flow was good, but it wasn't going anywhere," Rawlings said. "I basically took a shot (inside), and a seam opened up. I wasn't planning on being buried like I was, but everything worked out." Douglas Lewis trains Cover Model for Frederick W. Hertrich III and CTC stable. Alexa Said roared three wide through the lane to prevail for Eric Ledford in a career-best 1:55.3. Pennsylvania Stallion Series champion Half Past Seven was second by a length while early leader Mistup Magic earned show. It was the first stakes victory for Alexa Said although Tye Loy, who conditions the daughter of Well Said-Niki Blue Chip and owns with Michael Lowe, said she easily could have several more. "She's had bad luck and bad trips," said Loy of his $18,000 yearling acquisition. "When you warm her up, you wouldn't think she could go in 2:30 the way she's lollygagging around. When she hits the gate, it's all business; she puts her game face on." In the $18,000 Filly & Mare Winners Over $10,000 Life/Preferred Handicap Trot, Cowgirl Hall thwarted the challenge of Better Caviar and downed him by a length in 1:53.2. Major Athens saved show. Dave Palone drove for trainer Ron Burke and owners Burke Racing Stable, Weaver Bruscemi LLC, Jack Piatt III and Michael Rosenthal. The 5-year-old daughter of Cash Hall-Centerfold hall extended her career bankroll to $598,903. On Wednesday the Meadows Racetrack & Casino will offer a $5,000-guaranteed pool for its Pick 5 wager as part of the United States Trotting Association's Strategic Wagering Initiative. The Meadows added the "instant" guarantee after Tuesday's Pick 5 was uncovered, resulting in a carryover of $1,239.74. Minimum wager for the Pick 5 (Races 12-16) is 50 cents. Since Pennsylvania law requires a minimum per-race wager of $2, a player wagering at the 50-cent level must bet at least four tickets. First post for Wednesday's program, which features a $117,200 Keystone Classic for 2-year-old colt and gelding trotters, is 12:55 PM. by Evan Pattak, for the Meadows
Local Summerside horsemen Blaine Mckenna has followed through with a promise he made to a familiar face around Red Shores Summerside. Las year, McKenna made a promise to youngster Logan Costain that if he graduated high school he would find him a helmet. Costain held up his end of the deal and graduated from Three Oaks Senior High School in June, now a few months may have passed but on August 31, with the help of Jody Jamieson, McKenna presented Costain with the helmet Jamieson wore during the National Driving Championship in Charlottetown. Always around Red Shores Summerside with his silks, waiting to try and pick up a 'catch-mount' or two, He has been looking for his own helmet for some time now. Jamieson wore the helmet during his five-win performance on August 26 at Red Shores, the same night he was crowned Mr. Canada and won the right to represent Canada at the World Driving Championship. The autographed helmet was presented by McKenna and Red Shores racing manager Adam Walsh in the winner circle at Red Shores' Summerside. by Bo Ford, for Red Shores
This Week: Canadian Pacing Derby final, Metro final, She's A Great Lady final, Champlain Stakes and Simcoe Stakes, Mohawk Racetrack, Campbellville, Ontario; Zweig Memorial, Zweig Memorial Filly and Crawford Farms Trot, Vernon Downs, Vernon, N.Y.; and Cane Pace, Shady Daisy and Miss Versatility, Tioga Downs, Nichols, N.Y. Schedule of events: Grand Circuit action kicks off on Thursday (Aug. 28) at Mohawk Racetrack with three divisions in the C$253,114 Champlain Stakes for 2-year-old filly trotters. The Friday (Aug. 29) card at Mohawk features two divisions in the C$249,242 Champlain Stakes for 2-year-old colt trotters and two divisions in the C$209,189 Simcoe Stakes for 3-year-old filly trotters. The big Saturday (Aug. 30) program is highlighted by the C$667,000 Metro final for 2-year-old colt pacers, the C$634,000 Canadian Pacing Derby final for open pacers, the C$480,000 She's A Great Lady final for 2-year-old filly pacers, the C$218,076 Simcoe Stakes for 3-year-old colt trotters and the C$207,689 Simcoe Stakes for 3-year-old filly pacers. Grand Circuit action will take place at Vernon Downs on Friday night (Aug. 29) with the $340,000 Zweig Memorial main event and $60,000 consolation for 3-year-old male trotters, the $150,000 Zweig Memorial Filly for 3-year-old filly trotters and the $236,000 Crawford Farms Trot for older open trotters. On Monday (Sept. 1), Tioga Downs will host a trio of Grand Circuit events, led by the $437,325 Cane Pace, the first leg of the Pacing Triple Crown. Tioga will also feature the $125,000 (est.) Shady Daisy for 3-year-old filly pacers and the $40,000 (est.) fourth leg of the Miss Versatility for older trotting mares. Complete entries for the races at the U.S. tracks are available at this link. Entries for the Mohawk races are available at this link. Last time: The Grand Circuit spotlight was on Mohawk Racetrack this past Saturday night with eliminations for the Canadian Pacing Derby, the Metro Pace and the She's A Great Lady. Sweet Lou was a 1:48.1 winner in his Canadian Pacing Derby elimination. Leaving no doubt as to his current superiority, Sweet Lou powered his way to victory in the first Canadian Pacing Derby elimination in preparation for this week's Canadian Pacing Derby final. With Ron Pierce simply a passenger, Sweet Lou, the prohibitive 1-9 choice, was initially tucked in third as Thinking Out Loud clocked the first quarter in a blistering :25, before blowing by the leader and taking the field to the half in :53.3. After opening a couple of lengths on his pursuers while reaching three-quarters in 1:22, Sweet Lou easily prevailed by one length in a stretch drive over the determined veteran Foiled Again, the world's richest pacer, and Domethatagain in 1:48.1. It was Sweet Lou's 10th consecutive win of the year on a 2014 resume which includes victories in the Dan Patch at Hoosier Park, U.S. Pacing Championship and William Haughton Memorial at the Meadowlands and the Ben Franklin at Pocono Downs. Trained by Ron Burke, Sweet Lou, a 5-year-old son of Yankee Cruiser-Sweet Future, has banked more than $3 million, but has enjoyed more success this year than in past seasons, including his 2-year-old campaign in 2011 when he won 10 of 12 starts, capped by the Breeders Crown, and was named divisional champion. Clear Vision, with Brett Miller, nailed stablemate Bettor's Edge at the wire to take the second elimination. The top two finishers are both trained by Ron Burke. Bettor's Edge, the even money choice, had things all his own way for all but the final strides, cutting out leisurely fractions of :26.3, :56.2 and 1:24.3. But somehow Clear Vision, who finished second by a nose to A Rocknroll Dance in last year's Canadian Pacing Derby, came flying late from last for the nose win in a three-horse photo in 1:50.3. State Treasurer finished a neck behind the winner in third. It was only the fourth win in 19 starts this year for the 8-year-old gelded son of Western Hanover, but by doing so, he went over the $2 million mark in career earnings with his 27th lifetime victory. Complete recaps of all the races are available at the Grand Circuit website. Grand Circuit Standings: In 2014, the Grand Circuit leaders in three categories (driver, trainer and owner) will once again be tracked on a points system (20-10-5 for the top three finishers in divisions/finals and 10-5-2 for the top three finishers in eliminations/legs). Winbak Farms is the sponsor for the 2014 Grand Circuit awards. Here are the leaders following the past weekend. Drivers: 1. Yannick Gingras - 826; 2. Tim Tetrick - 514; 3. Ron Pierce - 396.5; 4. David Miller - 369.5; 5. Brian Sears - 245. Trainers: 1. Ron Burke - 1,171.5; 2. Jimmy Takter - 569; 3. PJ Fraley - 204; 4. Ray Schnittker - 199; 5. Julie Miller - 180. Owners: 1. Burke Racing - 258.6; 2. Weaver Bruscemi - 231.1; 3. 3 Brothers Stable - 162; 4. Bamond Racing - 156.5; 5. Robert Key - 125. Looking ahead: Grand Circuit action will be taking place next week at Tioga Downs and Mohawk Racetrack. Tioga will host the Reynolds Memorial events for 2-year-old trotters. Mohawk will offer the Simcoe Stakes for 3-year-old colt pacers, Champlain Stakes races for 2-year-old colt and filly pacers and eliminations for the Canadian Trotting Classic and Elegantimage for 3-year-olds and William Wellwood and Peaceful Way for 2-year-olds. by Paul Ramlow, for the Grand Circuit
August 17, 2014. J-M Bazire teamed his trainee Trophee de Jaba (7g Kesaco Phedo-Otika Vita) to victory in today's E45,000 purse Trophee Vert featured Prix du Conseil General at La Roche-Posay. The winner recorded his 14th career victory in 54 starts, now for earnings of E331,850, as he defeated 12 rivals over the 2600 meter distance. Trophee de Jaba was off at 2.9/1 odds. Sindy de Civrac was second for Paul Bouchard at 16.4/1 with Scarlet Kep third for Jerome Dubreil at 125.4/1. The day's turf events also included a race for apprentice lad reinsmen and an amateur event. Thomas H. Hicks
The 3 YO Maryland Standardbred Fund stakes started the evening with the non wagering filly trotters going for a purse of $28,900. Explosive Attitude(Explosive Matter) and Kelsey's Commando(Cr Commando) renewed their rivalry from July only this time Kelsey's Commando was able to catch Explosive Attitude coming down the stretch, stopping the clock in 2:00.2 last quarter in :29.2. Victor Kirby drove and trained the filly for new owners George and Rose Bonomo. The wagering card started with the 3 YO filly pacers. Driver Tony Morgan sent Ain't No Maybe So(Nuclear Breeze) charging right to the front with a first quarter of:27.1. The Lundell entry of Valentina De Vie and Rosie De Vie sat second and third just waiting for the right moment. Jonathan Roberts pulled Valentina De Vie(Bettor's Delight) in the last turn quickly overtaking the leader winning in 1:55.3. Ain't No Maybe So held on for second and Rosie De Vie finished third. Valentina De Vie is owned by the Joie de Vie Farm. After race 3 the Maryland Horse Industry Board presented Ocean Downs Racetrack with a Secretary's Citation from the State of Maryland in honor of the track's 65th Anniversary. MHIB also presented track owner William Rickman with a Secretary's Citation in honor of his many contributions to the harness racing industry over the year. In the colt/gelding trot Kandy Korn(Cantab Hall) got away 6th but driver Frank Milby pulled before the half, working his way up to the leader Whichwayrightorleft near the ¾ pole. These two battled down the stretch with Kandy Korn crossing the wire in 1:59.4 for owners Bruce and Tanya Schadel. The most exciting race of the night was the 3 YO colt/gelding pace. In usual fashion driver Corey Callahan sent Tom's Titan(Cam's Rocket) to the lead with new comer Kingofthejungle(Well Said) getting the pocket trip. At the head of the stretch Tony Morgan pulled Kingofthejungle and the two charged down the stretch head and head with Kingofthejungle winning by a head in 1:53.4 last quarter in :27.4. Desyllas Racing LLC , William Beck and Carol Rieken own and Brandon Simpson trains. By Cheri Stambaugh
A night field with the Alpine $3,000 claiming series harness racing action was nothing but eye popping and heart grabbing at Red Shores Charlottetown on Tuesday night. The common phrase of "Boom, just like that!" used by track announcer Vance Cameron when a large first quarter flashes up on the board was used many times Tuesday night. A total of five races on the 12 dash card feature first quarters better than :28. In the evenings feature Race 8, favourite Lyndale Royal seen his win streak stopped by Mcmacverick in line to Kenny Murphy. Lyndale Royal left off the gate from post 3 with Marc Campbell at the helm, after being clearing just before a quarter in :27.3, Campbell continued to roll his charge flipping off a half in :56.2 and three quarters in 1:26.4. Tempo Seelster made a bolt three wide move up the back stretch to clear Lyndale Royal at the head of the stretch before Mcmaverick got up in the final stride to win by a nose for owner - trainer Keith Campbell. The fastest trip of the night came in the evening finale with the 'Blue Knight' Jason Hughes guiding Outside The Wire to a five length victory winning in 1:55.1 for owners Andrew Avery and John Brodrick. Onehotvett finished second and Iron Phil was place third after I D K was placed for interference approaching three-quarters. Claiming action was in full flight in the final leg of the Alpine $ 3,000 claiming series. A total of six horses were claimed heading into the two finals Saturday night. Maiden Heaven was the first claim, she prevailed to win for her owners Charles Gaudreaut and Maxim Gaudreault in 1:58. Hello America finished third and was claimed. Whatabadgirl picked up the win in the Race 5 fillies and mares for owner, trainer, driver Gary MacDonald in 1:58.1. The third division went to driver Stephen Quinn and Mcdaisy Cutter in 1:58. On the horses and geldings side of things Cam Cool took Race 9 in 1:56.4 for driver Campbell, he and third place finisher Bakardi Arti were claimed. Godivabeachdiamond played a little hard ball hanging out two other rivals to an opening quarter of :27.4 and hanging on to win in 1:56. He and second place finisher J N J both found new addresses. Bo Ford
The Meridian Farms Atlantic Sire Stakes for harness racing two and three-year-old trotters took centre stage Tuesday afternoon at Red Shores Charlottetown. Paymenowpaymelater extended his unbeaten win streak to five in the Race 6 division of two-year-old trotters. The two-year-old filly by Northern Bailey let the dust settle off of the gate before charging to the lead just past the quarter, going on to win by two and a half lengths in 2:05.2 for owner Wade Peconi. Clare MacDonald drove for the first time for trainer Earl Watts. With the victory Paymenowpaymelater pushes her lifetime earnings well over $15,000 in five starts. Wait For Me was second and Suicide Shift finished third. J K Blaze picked up the victory in another division of two-year-old trotters. Favourite Tyne Valley did not receive a fair start and that opened up a wide open betting bored. Walter Cheverie sent the daughter of Northern Bailey to the lead and never looked back winning in 2:09.2 for owner and trainer Joe Smallwood. Windemere Ty was second and Windemere Tribe was third. Dusty Lane Jewel put in a gutsy effort for Charlottetown's new leading driving Marc Campbell. The daughter of Nureyev made a break heading into the first turn but managed to get away third in the compact field of five. The Campbell trainee grinded out a first over attack to nail trot setter B J Matador on the line. Skyanne finished third. Southfield Shadow took the fastest of the three Meridian Farms Atlantic Sire Stakes for three-year-old trotters on the afternoon card, she stopped the clock in 2:01.3 for the driver - trainer combo of Terry Gallant and Thane Mann. Owned by the Southfield Farms of Summerside, the filly tracked down the leader Villager past the three-quaters after he laid down fraction of :29.3, :59.3 and 1:31.1, to win by four lengths, B J Comanche finished second and Villager hung on for third. Phantom Beau was able to convert off of a perfect two-hole ride in Race 7 for driver Kenny Arsenault. Owned by Peter Breau and trained by John Pineau, the three-year-old son of Bo W moved out around the final turn and defeated Dusty Lane Galaxy who finished second while Arizone Ray finished third, time of the mile was 2:03.1. Young-gun driver Jack Panting made his work look pretty easy in the final trot division of the day. He fired Dunmore Chance off of the gate before letting favourite Saulsbrook Pippa clear to the lead going to the half, Panting made his move around the last turn and went on to win by five lengths in 2:04. Grandfather Ralph Annear owns and trains. Driver Brian Andrew picked up a driving double on the card. He got his winning started with War Cry Ranger in race 3 making every call a winning one in 2:00.1. His second win came with a four wide move up the back stretch aboard Honor Roll. Time of that mile was 2:00.2. The fastest mile of the afternoon went to Cabo Pan Lucas in the last race on the card. Driver Paul Mackenzie sent the seven-year-old chestnut gelding right down the road winning by two lengths in 1:56.4. Gary Poulton co-owns and trains along with co-owner Alan Walker. Cabo Pan Lucas laid down fractions of :28.3, :59, 1:28.3, 1:56.4. Bo Ford
WASHINGTON, PA, Aug. 9, 2014 -- "Marvelous" Marvin Raber and Catching Katie waltzed to a convincing victory in Friday's $10,000 final of the C.K.G. Billings Midwest Series amateur trot at The Meadows. Raber was sitting In The Pocket down the backside when he pulled Catching Katie, a 6-year-old daughter of Revenue S-She's Queenie owned by John Schlabach, and easily gobbled up the leader, Richard Roach and Margarita Man. Raber, who trains Catching Katie, went on to score in 1:57.2, 5-3/4 lengths better than "Law Book Larry" Farley and Good Friend. Jerry "The Jet" Mihelich and Texas Ridge -- also conditioned by Raber -- earned show. "I have a lot of faith in her." Raber said. "She got a good trip and closed well. I was waiting foe right time to mover her. I thought the leader was slowing up a little bit, so I decided to go on the straightaway instead of around the turn." Raber, who at 37 is at least 17 years younger than every other competitor in the finals, indicated he doesn't necessarily view his victory as a triumph for youth. "The other drivers have a lot more experience and probably know a lot more about racing than I do," he said, "but it doesn't really matter who I'm driving against. It's a horse race, and it's all about fun." Evan Pattak
Two divisions of the NY RUS Series took place this week at Norwich, NY with the first $500 division going to My Irish Molly with Jocelyn Lavigne in the irons. Trained by Truman Gale, the winner, a nine year-old mare by Psychic Spirit-Fox Valley Blondie-Armbro Charger, scored in 2:13.4h for owner Donn Lewandrowski over John-michael (Tara Hynes up) and Kash Now (Michelle Miller), both of these trained by Michael Miller. The second division went to Vassar Hall in 2:07.4h for Michelle Crawford. This pair covered the last half in 1:02.4 for trainer Brett Crawford, co-owner with Len Wojdyla. The ten year-old mare by Striking Sahbra-Vera Hall-Conway Hall defeated Truth In Action (Karen Isbell) and Magic Cheque (Tara Hynes). Separately, plans moved forward for a monte event at Rosecroft Raceway on October 18. A fund-raising effort is underway spearheaded by rider Tara Hynes. Supporter financial participation is welcome by going to http://www.gofundme.com/c8yw14. All monies raised will go to the purse for the Rosecroft race. Thomas H. Hicks Renaissance Partners LLC Thomas H. Hicks, Managing Partner 3508 Sahara Springs Blvd. Pompano Beach, FL 33069 www.renaissancelc.com email@example.com 954-971-3555 Tel FL Office 704-844-0600 Tel NC Office 954-415-6369 Cel 704-845-1176 Fax Experience > Value, Integrity, Performance The information above and attached, if any, may contain privileged and confidential information intended only for the use of the person(s) named above. If you are not the intended recipient you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution and duplication of this communication is strictly prohibited. Please notify the sender by email and destroy all copies of the original message. Thank you.
Charlottetown PE- Old Home Week is here and so are the crowds. Fans packed into Red Shores' Charlottetown for the first card of Old Home Week 2014. Teddys Place in line to the recent 1,500 win man Mike Stevenson managed to sneak up in the final strides to nail C L Eighty and Kenny Arsenault at the wire. Teddys place got away in the six hole and followed the cover of second place finisher C L Eighty who cleared fraction setter Deuce Man past the three quarters, flipping off his back at the head of the stretch to win by half-a-length in 1:58.3. Deuce Man laid down fractions of :28.2, :59 and 1:29.2. Talk Back rounded out the top three making it an Arsenault trainee one, two, three finish. Thane Arsenault owns Teddys place and also trains along with Talk Back, while Kenny trains C L Eighty. Jason Hughes picked up a driving and training double on the card extending his lead in both categories at Red Shores Charlottetown. He kicked off the first race of Old Home Week with Rocks Confession in 2:03.1 and followed it up with Blue Star Outlaw in 2:00. The Alpine $3, 000 claiming series highlighted the Thursday night card. Lexis Mandy laid parked every step for driver trainer and co-owner Neil Bambrick and Shawn Baglole, winning by a head in 2:00.3. Hello America and Mike Downey picked up the second division of the fillies and mares in 1:58.3 for owner Ellen Stevenson. The third division winner Machintosh was the only mare claimed on the opening night of the two leg series. She was on top at every call, taking a new lifetime mark of 1:58, for owner - trainer Patrick Shepherd and driver Steven Shepherd. Veteran pacer Cam Cool found himself back in the winer circle in the first division of horses and gelding, Jamie Copley trains for Ann Copley and Evan Gillis of Inverness. Marc Campbell handling the driving in 1:57. The second division went to another claimed horse, Ebandtheboys in line to Kenny Murphy rolled right down the highway winning in 1:57.3 for owner Clarkie Smith. Racing returns to Red Shores' Charlottetown tomorrow night at 7 p.m. By Bo Ford
The Hambletonian Monte Series Final at the new Meadowlands and two Ontario pari-mutuel races at Grand River Raceway showcased North American monte activities this weekend. On Friday evening the $27,500 Hambletonian Monte Final took place (non-wagering) at the new Meadowlands. Sponsors were Jeff Gural, Valley High Stable, Back On Track, Ron Burke Stable, Arden Homestead Stable, Crawford Farm, Aldrich Properties, George Ducharme and Winners Circle Blueberries. The final followed two $10,000 legs the previous two weekends. This week, A Penny Earned (5g Conway Hall-Penny Dream-Dream Vacation) scored for Michelle Crawford and trainer George Ducharme in 1:57.2 (last quarter :28.2), just short of the north American speed race record set by Master Pine two years ago in 1:57.1. The winner was second in a July 18 leg behind Take My Picture that was second in the final for Therese Lindgren and trainer Nikolas Drennan. O U Gus (the July 25 winner) ended third for Stephanie Werder and trainer Whitney Richards. Master Pine finished fourth for Helene Gregory and trainer Julie Miller in the competitive (seven starters timed in 2:00.1 or better) ten horse field. In Ontario, Grand River Raceway hosted two pari-mutuel events on August 1st and 4th. The August 4th International Monte was part of the raceway's Industry Day and attracted riders from Canada, Belgium and Finland. The US rider-entrant Jennifer Connor was a scratch due to travel problems. Previous monte winner Radical Dreamer (Marit Valstad) made the fast pace, tracked and battled by eventual winner Tragically Shipp (Saara Jalasti aboard), that pulled away late for an comfortable win over Angies Lucky Star (Philippe Massachaele) in 2:02.4h over a rain soaked surface. Tragically Shipp (8g Shipps Speed-CH On Tour-Armbro Laser) is trained by Lee Watson for owners Lynne and David Magee. Jalasti and Massachaele regularly ride in monte races in Europe, where monte is very popular and part of most pari-mutuel racing cards at French and Scandinavian tracks. Race replay follows: The August 1 race at Grand River was billed as the Canada vs. Norway Challenge and it went to Callie Magoo (5g Magoo-Callie Alyssa-Wesgate Crown) with Norway's G. Berg up for trainer John Braid. This pair scored in 2:04.3h over King Tut (Sarah Town up for Canada) and Charlie Tuna. Both Grand River races were well received in the pari-mutuel wagering, as had been the case in previous Ontario pari-mutuel monte races. Standardbred Canada and Meadowlands files Thomas H. Hicks


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This spot is 10 mins drive (Tricycle) from Puerto Del Sol. I suggest you ride a tricycle and think of it, you will give income to tricycle driver.
There is no maintenance in this...
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This spot is 10 mins drive (Tricycle) from Puerto Del Sol. I suggest you ride a tricycle and think of it, you will give income to tricycle driver.
There is no maintenance in this area so please don't throw anything.
- Easy to find
- Nice view of the sea
- It was closed when we visited, so we couldn't climb up
- No one appeared available for us to ask questions
nice view at the lighthouse you'll see the calmness of the ocean really appreciate the beauty of nature...
it is nice for us to see the beauty of the west Philippine Sea in the foot of the Bolinao Lighthouse that is one of the highest lighthouse in the Philippines, Though it is cloudy but the view of the sea is very calm. We did not enter the said lighthouse since it is close. I also notice that there...
Offers good view of the sunset. The lighthouse is closed, not much to do here, just take photos. i hope they could also include maybe a description of the lighthouse, history, etc?
Lovely scenery and great location however the building surrounding the lighthouse a bit run down. The souverneir shop good and the lady and her daughter very helpfull good value tee shirts good quality and under $4 australian dollars
This is cute but nothing, absolutely nothing to offer.Nothing here except a lighthouse.It still runs powered now by solar.
you can only take pictures, but you cannot get up the cape, whihc is really disappointing as you have to rent a trike to see it adn it is a round 17 km form town beside patar beach
took the time to visit the lighthouse and view the awesome sunset. we visited this several years back when my second son is still in high school doing their science research.
the beauty of God's gift of nature never fails to amaze our family.
it is also a fascinating fact that it has been more than 10 years since i...
Visit the lighthouse on the way to Patar beach, and it is not so maitain but the view is nice over the sea
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ADATA S511 240GB Solid State Drive Review - Benchmarks - AIDA64 Random Access TimeADATA is now shipping their SandForce SF-2281 based drives. The new S511s are faster than the S501s and bring SATA III performance up to 550MB/s.
AIDA64 Random Access Time
Version and / or Patch Used: 1.60
Developer Homepage: http://www.aida64.com
Product Homepage: http://www.aida64.com
AIDA64 offers several different benchmarks for testing and optimizing your system or network. The Random Access test is one of very few if not only that will measure hard drives random access times in hundredths of milliseconds as oppose to tens of milliseconds.
Drives with only one or two tests displayed in the write test mean that they have failed the test and their Maximum and possibly their Average Scores were very high after the cached fills. This usually happens only with controllers manufactured by JMicron and Toshiba.
Companies like to talk about their large read and write performance, but users new to SSDs find that access time is felt more than the transfer speeds. The S511 measures .15ms average read access which is a magnitude faster than the Western Digital VelociRaptor 600GB platter drive.
The write access times were in line with other modern solid state drives. We measured an average of .18ms. This allows you to install programs very quickly.
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from Malaysia / Member Since 2008
from Malaysia / Member Since 2008
Fenghuang (Chinese: ??) are mythological birds of East Asia that reign over all other birds. The males are called feng and the females huang. In modern times, however, such a distinction of gender is often no longer made and they are blurred into a single feminine entity so that the bird can be paired with the Chinese dragon, which is deemed male.


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Monaco Government Tourist and Convention Bureau
565, Fifth Avenue - 23rd Floor
New York, N.Y. 10017
Tel: +1 212 286 33 30
Fax: +1 212 286 98 90
Toll free (USA): (800) 753 9696
The Méridien Beach Plaza is nestled beside its private beach, with a view of the sea and the Bay of Monaco. The accent is on fine dining and relaxation
The program for the summer season promises some unforgettable moments of relaxation.
There's an island atmosphere on the hotel's beach every Tuesday in July and August, and guests can enjoy a delicious buffet dinner.
The Intempo hosts pleasant evenings with a South American ambiance every Thursday in summer. The buffet dinners offer Brazilian specialties, with roast meat served on swords by the Head Waiter. Brazilian artist Sandra Biloé expresses her creativity on large canvasses and pieces of Plexiglas, watched by the guests.
It's evening dress every Friday evening in the exclusive setting of the Méridien Beach Plaza's pool, where the chef offers a "Fisherman's Supper," a buffet where the catch of the day, seafood and shellfish take centre stage.
These unforgettable summer evenings are brought to a close by the jazzy notes of singer Emily Johnson.
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Ever stopped in the middle of your day and randomly wondered about the important things in life — like the emoji that you wish existed? While we can't add these to the list of new emoji coming out (hopefully) soon [1] or to the wonderful pool of diverse emoji [2], we can promise that you'll appreciate these illustrations that don't exist but totally should. Created by Microsoft as a fun project [3], they're perfect for every situation. Until they're official, you can find us turning them into legit emoji [4] all by ourselves.
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Eye Roll
Because the girl we thought represented sassiness is just a poser [6], there's no other way to properly express, "Puhlease!"
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*Drops Mic*
Because you just said something really crucial and everyone needs to shut up for a minute and soak it all in.
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Dancing Beyoncé
Because Beyoncé is life, and life is Beyoncé [9].
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Throwing Up
Because you ate something disgusting, and the throw-up emoji explains it all. Also, because your 20th friend just got engaged and the reaction is the same. Think of all the perfect ways you will use this.
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Because Taco Tuesday should be all day, every day.
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As if you needed an explanation for this one.
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Bloody Mary
Because the hungover emoji needs a BFF.
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Because you do Batman-like things [15] all the time, duh.
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Fingers Crossed
Because you're a swell person who wishes your friends all the luck in the world.
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Hot Cheetos
Because you can't type properly when your fingers are covered in red dust.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson
Because the guy who pairs the solar system with wine [19] deserves emoji fame and then some.
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Because science rules, and what other way to explain when things are outta this world [21]?
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Because the hashtag "selfie" isn't cutting it these days.
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Because why not? Seriously, give us a reason.
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Because the computer emoji that exists now is boring and not as cool as this one.
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This book is like a text book on how to prepare yourself for a real Apocalypse.I am sure he was trying to cater a a certain niche of readers when he mentions Zombies but I don't think those scenarios were needed.
In my opinion, this book would have been better if read by the author. I have heard him on several podcasts, Joe Rogan and Adam Carolla and I would have liked to hear this book read straight from his lips.
I listen over several days, a couple of hours at a time, at work.
This guy is a man's man and knows what he is talking about.
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Need help finding a ceiling fan
Hi, we need a ceiling fan for our living room that has vaulted ceilings and would need about a 6' downrod. We originally picked a Hunter fan but due to the angle of the ceiling (41 degrees) it wouldn't work. I called Hunter and they gave me the part number for an angled ceiling adapter but it still didn't work, so the Hunter went back. We don't want to keep buying and returning fans if they're not going to be able to fit the ceiling. Now I'm considering a Minka Aire, Savoy House or Casablanca. Does anyone know if those fans do OK with angled ceilings??
Almost any fan can deal with angled ceilings. The question is whether the adapters a specific fan will fit the angle of your ceiling. That's best answered by talking to a dealer or calling the manufacturer and having the specs for your situation in hand.
Sounds like you have a steep pitched roof.
It's all but impossible to give specific advice given the limited description. OK, you called Hunter, but did you also call Minka, Savoy and Casablanca and provide specifics about the installation? You have a professional installer so why don't you let that person pick the right hardware.
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Honoring Our Mothers: Mother's Day competition
Mother's Day is nearly here. What better way to thank our mothers for everything they've done for us than by reflecting on all the wonderful mothers out there.
Mothers have a strong impact on our lives. Many even say that "mother knows best."
Whether they are, in fact, our grandmothers, our aunts or our own mothers, all leave us with lasting impressions of the advice and wisdom they share.
Growing up, I remember listening to my grandmother recall her childhood, and learning about my own history. On my first day of school, I remember my mother's hug and her words of encouragement, reassuring me that everything would be OK. I know that - even today - I can always count on these great women in my family.
Mothers around the world have a huge influence on our lives. It's always important to show our appreciation for all they do. Continue reading "Honoring Our Mothers: Mother's Day competition" »
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Her childhood was spent in the UK with her parents and older brother, who lived some 250 miles from any blood relatives. Neither of the siblings ever met their father's family or had any living grandparents they knew about.
Although they occasionally visited their mother's sister and family in Lancashire and another sister in London, the only details they were told about their father's family was that his Irish father was an opera singer, their father was born in London, that he had siblings, but he had lost contact with his family. Kathleen was told she was named for her father's mother. Further, she discovered that her paternal grandmother was really Kate Constance, not Kathleen!
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Easter is here, with all its traditions.
The Easter bunny is a prominent symbol of the holiday, although the furry creature is not mentioned in the Bible.
While the bunny's exact origin is unknown, rabbits are frequently used as a symbol of fertility and new life. According to some, the Easter bunny first arrived in America in the 1700s with German immigrants who settled in Pennsylvania. They brought the tradition of an egg-laying hare called Osterhase.
The tradition continued with children waking up Easter Sunday morning to find that the Easter Bunny had hidden decorated eggs for them to find.
The Easter Egg Hunt, as it is known today, is a fun family activity where children hunt for the decorated eggs indoors and outdoors to win a prize. Whomever finds the most eggs wins a prize including baskets of candies or chocolates.
At MyHeritage, we wanted to get into the Easter spirit with our own "Heritage Hunt," an online scavenger hunt, with a chance for you to win a free data subscription. Continue reading "Happy Easter: Will you win the 'Heritage Hunt' ?" »
Rootstech 2013: MyHeritage heads to Salt Lake City
MyHeritage is excited to see our old friends and meet new ones at next week's RootsTech 2013 conference, from March 21-23, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The event brings together genealogy and technology. It's a great place to share and learn from top genealogists and technologists about technology tools to help with your family history research.
MyHeritage Founder and CEO Gilad Japhet will give the keynote speech at 8.30am on Saturday, March 23, in Hall 1. He will unveil MyHeritage breaking news, so don't miss out!
Gilad will speak alongside David Pogue, personal technology weekly columnist for The New York Times and a monthly columnist for Scientific American.
Continue reading "Rootstech 2013: MyHeritage heads to Salt Lake City" »
Childhood Memories: MyHeritage's family party
The MyHeritage family came together to relive childhood memories at our annual costume party.
This year's theme was "Childhood Comeback," dressing up in costumes from our childhood. People dressed as their favorite superhero, nostalgic cartoon characters, role models and as historic figures.
The winning costumes of the night were Shrek and Fiona. What do you think of their costume?
Continue reading "Childhood Memories: MyHeritage's family party" »
Poll: Unusual sources for family research?
Historical records are essential to help us learn more about our families.
MyHeritage has recently added millions of historical records to our data collections, with access to over 4 billion historical records, millions of public family trees and newspaper articles in our online digital archive - SuperSearch. These include grave stones, military records, yearbooks, posters and even mugshots!
We want to know now what are some of the strangest places you have found information about your family members? What are some unusual sources you've used to locate information? The more unusual, the better! Let us know via the poll below and your comments.


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Dramatic basalt cliffs and rolling hills of juniper, sagebrush, and bluebunch wheatgrass make up the area known as the Cathedral Rock and Horse Heaven Proposed Wilderness.The Cathedral Rock and Horse Heaven Proposed Wilderness areas are a stronghold for biological diversity, containing key habitat for mid-Columbia summer steelhead, pygmy rabbit, Ferruginous Hawk, and important wintering habitat for deer, elk, and antelope. In total, the Cathedral Rock and Horse Heaven Proposed Wilderness area is home to 36 sensitive plant, fish and animal species including spring Chinook salmon, pacific lamprey, Mountain Quail, Yellow-breasted Chat and arrow-leaf thelypody.
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