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Prep baseball: Cascade 3, Kamiak 0
The Bruins -- who are playing five games in five days -- used good defense and a strong pitching performance from Matthew Butler to defeat Kamiak 3-0 in a Wesco 4A South game and improve to 2-1 so far this week.
"The coaches are probably more (tired) than players," said Cascade head coach Scott Stencil. "They bounce back pretty easy. Yeah it's been a tough week."
Butler allowed four hits in the shutout. The pitcher had one strikeout, which gave his defense plenty of opportunities -- 20 to be exact -- to back him up.
"The biggest thing for us is we played good defense," Stencil said. "We made the plays. They hit the ball hard but we were able to take care of it. ... We made 20 outs in the field and didn't make any errors so that was huge. And (Butler) stepped up big for us on the mound for sure."
There were no extra base hits in the game. Cascade scored twice on bases-loaded walks and had a sacrifice fly in the second inning.
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Matthew Butler and Ryan Lukas. Austin Hansen, KeVaughn Escobar-Umayum (6), Brett Ludeman (7) and Wilson Kessel. WP--Butler. LP--Hansen. Records--Cascade 9-2 league, 13-3 overall. Kamiak 6-5, 8-7.
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MOBILE, Ala. -- Government and business leaders from Baldwin and Mobile counties, the City of Bayou La Batre and the Town of Dauphin Island will formally agree on Friday to become part of a select federal program designed to help them become more disaster-resistant.
Plagued by a history of floods and severe weather disasters, these communities will commit to participate in Project Impact, an initiative developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to encourage public and private sector actions to reduce future loss of life and property from the ravages of nature.
The formal, public signing ceremony between FEMA and the participants will take place at USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile at 11:30 a.m. on April 30, 1999. Several national, regional and state officials are scheduled to make remarks during the event. They include Alabama Lt. Governor Steve Windom, Lee Helms, acting assistant director of the Alabama Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) and FEMA deputy director Mike Walker.
"These communities have already demonstrated remarkable efforts toward mitigating the potential damage of future storms," said John Copenhaver, regional director of FEMA. "In Project Impact they join other storm-endangered communities across the nation working to reduce their disaster vulnerability."
"We know that for every dollar we spend toward mitigation efforts, we save at least two dollars in the future," said Lee Helms. "The state of Alabama is proud to join FEMA and these communities as a Project Impact partner."
The signing ceremony cements the mutual agreement among the participating governments and private sector sponsors establishing a formal partnership to create sustainable communities resistant to the human and economic toll caused by disasters.
Project Impact selects participants to honor a history of mitigation efforts in high risk communities. The South Alabama Hazard Mitigation Planning Team has been working for the past few years to develop the Tri-County Hazard Mitigation Plan which is staffed by the South Alabama Regional Planning Council.
Since 1990, Alabama has received more than $16.5 million from FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) for storm protection measures. Baldwin and Mobile counties received $4.3 million of these funds for acquisition and elevation of properties.
Both Baldwin and Mobile counties share similarities with many moderate-sized, flood-prone communities at risk from hurricanes and riverine flooding. Since 1969, the Mobile Bay area has been included in 11 presidential disaster declarations as a result of hurricanes, severe storms resulting in flooding and at least one winter storm. The area suffered severe damage from Hurricane Frederick in 1979 and Hurricane Danny in 1997.
Mobile and Baldwin counties are currently recovering from Hurricane Georges which struck in September 1998. The Mobile Bay area is the 12th largest port in the nation with heavy commercial and industry activity. The Environmental Defense Fund rates the Mobile Bay area among the 10 areas in the nation for highest risk of hazardous materials spills due to the industrial development along the bay shores and the transshipment of goods through the port. Historic districts, beaches and wildlife sanctuaries support increased tourism and a swelling population.
Project Impact involves a public-private collaborative effort to shift emphasis from recovery to prevention and preparedness in order to minimize the impact of disasters on people and property. This is known as hazard mitigation. Both counties have already undertaken several projects to protect or buyout homes from repetitive flooding.
In the last five years, FEMA has responded to nearly 5,000 disasters in 49 states and spent nearly $14 billion in federal disaster relief.
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PHOTOS: Prep track: Lely girls, Naples boys win Eagle Invitational team titles
NAPLES - All but ensured a historic victory Saturday at the Eagle Invitational, the Lely girls track team wanted to end the meet with an exclamation point.
The Trojans did just that, coasting to victory in the final event, the 4x400-meter relay. It was the perfect end to the day for Lely, which won the meet for the first time in school history.
Lely finished the 47th annual Eagle Invitational with 88 points, easily outpacing runner-up and host Naples High with 64.5. The Trojans did it with a total team effort, scoring points in 14 of the 15 girls varsity events. They had four victories and finished in the top six 13 times.
"We all came together as a team," said Eliana Albert, one of three Lely senior captains. "We all picked up each other's slack. If someone was off, we came together to help."
Even more dominant than the Trojans girls were the Naples boys. In their home meet, the Golden Eagles won five times and scored in all 15 events on their way to a huge victory.
Naples finished the boys meet with 104 points. Golden Gate was the closest competitor with 62 points in second place, followed by Immokalee (55.5) in third.
For the Lely girls, Andrene Dume and Liciane St. Jean each were on three winning relays. All the events in the Eagle Invitational were scored as team events, with the total of three athletes making up the field events in addition to the nine relay events.
Dume, a senior captain, and St. Jean teamed up on the long jump and sprint medley victories. Dume was on the winning 4x400 team, while St. Jean contributed to the triple jump trio that took first. Both also were on the second-place 4x100 team.
"This feels really good," Dume said. "We've been going after the school record (in the 4x400), so we've been working really hard. These are all relays, so it's a total team effort. The whole team has to work together."
Lely's winning time of 4:10.39 in the 4x400 was only about a third of a second off the school record (4:10.05), which the relay team set last year.
While Naples finished in the top five of all boys events but one, the Eagles particularly excelled in the distance races.
Naples won the 4x800 and 4x1,600 relays, the distance medley relay, and the 3,200, which was scored by adding up the places of each school's three runners. The Eagles also won the shuttle hurdle relay.
Jaquan Betancourt, Buddy Gates, Jovanie Martinez and Thomas Swingley each were on two winning relay teams. Martinez was the individual winner of the 3,200.
"Distance is a strong point, and we work really hard at it," Martinez said. "We're pretty well-rounded, and our distance is going to be up there for us."
Gates, Martinez and Swingley were on the Golden Eagles' cross country team that finished 11th at the Class 3A state finals in the fall.
The runner-up Golden Gate boys were led to three victories in the field events by two-time defending state high jump champion Jarvis Davis. The senior led the Titans to wins in the high jump, the long jump and the triple jump.
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Team scores
Naples 104, Golden Gate 62, Immokalee 55.5, Cape Coral 46.5, Lehigh 42, East Lee 41, Mariner 38, Barron Collier 36, Baker 34, Palmetto Ridge 31, Lely 27, St. John Neumann 18, Gulf Coast 17, Community School 13, Island Coast 13, North Fort Myers 7.
High jump: 1. GG 17-0, 2. BC, 3. NHS; Pole vault: 1. BAK 36-6; 2. PR, 3. NHS; Long jump: 1. GG 57-2, 2. LE, 3. CC; Triple jump: 1. GG 119-6, 2.NHS, 3. LE; Discus: 1. PR 367-11, 2. EL, 3. LH; Shot put: 1. PR 130-3.5, 2. EL, 3. NHS; 4x1,600 relay: 1. NHS 19:17.40, 2. IM, 3. BC; Shuttle hurdle relay: 1. NHS 31.02, 2. CC, 3. BAK; Distance medley: 1. NHS 11:18.56, 2. CSN, 3. IM; Sprint medley: 1. CC 1:34.87; 2. NHS, 3. IC; 4x100 relay: 1. CC 42.98, 2. EL, 3. LH; 4x800 relay: 1. NHS 8:41.31, 2. GG, 3. MAR; 4x200 relay: 1. CC 1:30.32, 2. EL, 3. IM; 3,200: 1. NHS, 2. LH, 3. IM; 4x400 relay: 1. GG 3:30.06, 2. IM, 3. MAR.
Team scores
Lely 88, Naples 64.5, Barron Collier 52, Cape Coral 50, Immokalee 48, Gulf Coast 42, Baker 40, Golden Gate 35, Mariner 26, Seacrest 25.5, Community School 25, St. John Neumann 24, Palmetto Ridge 18, Lehigh 14, East Lee 9, North Fort Myers 9, Gateway Charter 7, Island Coast 6.
High jump: 1. SJN 14-4, 2. GG, 3. BC; Pole vault: 1. BC 26-0, 2. GC, 3. CSN; Long jump: 1. LE 44-9.5, 2. GG, 3. IM; Triple jump:1. LE 90-3.75, 2. NHS, 3. BC; Discus: 1. SC 292-04, 2. PR, 3. GC; Shot put: 1. PR 96-3.5, 2. SC, 3. GC; 4x1,600 relay: 1. BAK 23:48.41; 2. NHS, 3. IM; Shuttle hurdle relay: 1. CC 36.66, 2. LE, 3. MAR; Distance medley: 1. CSN 12:30.84, 2. NHS, 3. BAK; Sprint medley: 1. LE 1:50.43, 2. CC, 3. BC; 4x100 relay: 1. CC 49.54, 2. LE, 3. IM; 4x800 relay: 1. BAK 10:26.05, 2. NHS, 3. SJN; 4x200 relay: 1. CC 1:47.82, 2. LE, 3. LH; 3,200: 1. GC, 2. IM, 3. NHS; 4x400 relay: 1. LE 4:10.39, 2. CC, 3. IM.
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1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Repair and Maintenance
A guide to problems, costs, maintenance and repair for your 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee
- Power Window Motor May Fail Due to Regulator Assembly
- Brake Pulsations Due to Warped Front Brake Rotors
- Front and Rear Differential Pinion Seal and Transfer Case Leaks
- Electrical Contacts in the Tail Lamp Housing May Break or Melt
- Loose/Worn Suspension/Steering Components May Cause Wobble in Steering Wheel
- Engine Stalling while driving at slow speeds
- What could b the problem when power is out on dashboard
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- 96 jeep grand Cherokee engine into a 2000 jeep grand Cherokee body
- Why does my heater go on and off ? What could be causing my battery to be drain?
- Ball Joint Replacement - Lower $225 - 1,116
- Brake Pad and Rotor Replacement $287 - 626
- Water Pump Replacement $208 - 459
- Head Gasket(s) Replacement $674 - 1,286
- Wheel Bearing Replacement - Front $296 - 849
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1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Problems
The power window motor commonly fails in the front and rear doors. This may require replacement of the complete window regulator assembly which will include the window motor.
Due to warped front brake rotors or variations in the thickness of the rotors, brake pulsations may develop. The best method to reduce pulsations is to use an "On the Car" brake lathe (as long as the rotors are suitable for turning). "On the Car" equipment can correct variations (or "runout") in the rotor surfaces because it also corrects variations in other components (e.g. the hub).
Leaks at the front and/or rear differential pinion seal and from the transfer case are common. Leakage from the transfer case normally occurs at the case-mating surfaces and require removal of the transfer case to reseal.
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Questions
Can u disconnect the front drive axel and just drive on the rear cause when I'm driving it wants to pull to the right. I need help asap.
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Recalls
It has been determined the fuel tank in these vehicles is at risk of leakage during a rear end collision. To correct this concern dealers will inspect the rear of the vehicle and perform one of the following: A Chrysler designed tow hitch will be installed on vehicles not equipped with a tow hitch, provided the condition of the vehicles can support support proper installation. The tow hitch on vehicles already equipped will be inspected and replaced and/or repaired as necessary, again provided the vehicle is sound and can support proper instillation.
Chrysler has recalled 1993-1998 Jeep Grand Cherokees because if a driver has not placed the shifter lever fully into the "Park" position and leaves the vehicle running, the vehicle may unexpectedly move rearward. This may result in a crash. Dealers will install a secondary detent system to the floor shifter assembly.
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Reviews
I have a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee I love my Jeep but after chanageing the Ingiation coil it was running just fine now it is stalling out when you come to a slow stop the RPM's go down to nothing and it dies out. When you let it Idel it will cut out. I was driving down the road the other night and had to slow down for someone turning and it cut out one me if you let it sit for a few minutes it w...
I bought the car new. Maintained very well, only has 89000 miles in today. Both recalls was done. I love my Jeep but without any warning recently the engine just stops at stopping signs. Turns off completely. we changed many thing on it to find the cause, like fuel pumpp, crank sensor, distr.cap, rotor, ign. coil, spark plugs, fuel sensor, trottle position sensor, idle air control thermostat, ...
My jeep purchased new in 1996, now i have 210k miles. Great car i have had the transmission rebuilt at 170k, radiator and water pump at 180k. Now having problem with PCM causing poor idling or shut down. Other than that still runs great!!!


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. Dry, windy conditions kept firefighters busy across the region Saturday, as the area enters another day under a Red Flag warning from the National Weather Service.
The warning signals increased fire danger across the region, and is in effect until Sunday afternoon, according to the advisory.
Firefighters responded to several fires across Mecklenburg County Saturday, including two brush fires.
One, off Allison Ferry Road, started in a field behind a house. Forestry officials are investigating whether discarded ashes from a fireplace could be the cause.
The fire burned about two acres before it was put out.
Another fire in the area of McKee Road and Providence Road scorched a narrow path between two rows of townhomes in the Covington at Providence neighborhood off Rabbit Ridge Road.
The fire burned acres of grass, cable boxes, and even siding on two homes. No one was hurt.
It just shocked me, I slept through the whole thing! said Lane Edwards, still in his bathrobe and slippers because he works the overnight shift. The flames licked the siding off the outside of his bedroom wall as he slept. They didn t get inside.
Dodged a big bullet, no doubt, he said looking at the damage. Could have been a lot worse.
Beth Sharpe said she called 911, and then went outside and grabbed her garden hose to wet down the back of her house.
You don't expect to see that in your back yard every day, and they spread rather quickly, said Sharpe. She called 911.
And with the wind it picked up and just shot down the back yard so I -- after getting off the phone with 911 -- got a hose and came out with the other neighbors, she said. They were all doing the same thing.
Firefighters didn t determine a cause, but said dry, windy conditions didn t help.
It's an excellent environment for a fire to propagate, fire to grow -- and grow unchecked, said Huntersville Fire Dept. spokesman Bill Suthard.
Fire officials said the safest way to avoid fires during red flag conditions is to keep bonfires, fire pits, cigarette butts, or even fireplace ashes squelched.
The number one foolproof way to prevent a wildfire or brushfire tonight is just not burn anything, said Suthard.


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SALT LAKE CITY — Running back Lucky Radley is still making his mark on the football field for the University of Utah. As a sophomore, he netted 50 yards and scored one touchdown.
In the classroom, though, Radley has made great strides. On Thursday, he joined several Utah student-athletes in commencement ceremonies at the Huntsman Center — receiving a bachelor's degree in sociology.
"It's a great day. Not only for me but for my family as well," said Radley, who plans to earn a master's degree in exercise and sports science over his final two years of football eligibility with the Utes.
Radley is on track to do it. He's already taken some prerequisites.
"It wasn't my goal but after my first year it just panned out," he said. "I re-evaluated my goals and changed them. It was definitely possible, and I went after it."
Retired coach John Pease, who recruited Radley to Utah, isn't surprised.
"He has a motto. He said, 'I'm just going to keep chipping away,' and that's what he does," Pease said, noting that Radley takes a heavy load of classes in the summer. "Whatever you ask him to do, his work ethic is off the chart."
The 5-foot-8, 187-pound junior from Inglewood, Calif., acknowledges that it's been difficult to aggressively pursue both academics and athletics.
"I wasn't sure I wanted to do that with having a significant role on the football team. I didn't know if I wanted to put myself through that," Radley said. "It's tough. It's not easy. But I just challenged myself, and I'm going to get it done."
While sporting a cap and gown for graduation, Radley felt a sense of satisfaction.
"It's amazing. It's great," he said. "Being able to put on those (football) pads is a blessing, and this is a blessing as well. I'm very blessed to do both."
Fred Whittingham Jr., Utah football's director of player personnel, emphasized that graduation is the No. 1 goal for those in the program. He said that 19 of last season's 22 seniors have already graduated and all 22 members of the Class of 2013 are on target to earn their degrees by December.
"From the time they're recruited, the message to (players) and their families is that if you're not interested in pursuing and earning your degree — if you're only interested in playing football — this probably isn't the right program for you," Whittingham said. "Because the No. 1 goal of the program is for them to get their degree. Coach Whitt talks all the time about their football life being a relatively short period of time in their life and the rest of their life is established by the foundation of a great degree from the University of Utah."
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American Jazz Institute Brass Ensemble: Jelly Roll Blues- The Music of Jelly Roll Morton
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MARK MASTERS, conductor, American Jazz Institute Brass Ensemble
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Just something I ran across:
I know nothing about this film & I am not promoting it. Just showing a bargain. :whistling: :cool:
But you have to buy 100 rolls minimum!
Not if after a couple rolls one discovers it is not a good enough film for one's purposes -- but one could always re-sell it for a buck a roll to students.
I would be on it but shipping to the great CA makes it not such a good deal
What is "Pro Max" film...?
Try the "Frugal Photographer" site.
ProMax, 100 ASA in 35mm, $2.99 a roll, 3 roll minimum. Same deal on 400 ASA, at $3.29 a roll.
Shipping seems a bit high, but...?
I did buy some of the Pro-max 100 frugal was selling. The film cans were identical to Lucky SHD100, (a copy of the fuji cans but in lighter plastic) the bar code on teh cassette had all but the first and last number the same as Lucky SHD100. (and the last digit was 3 for 24 exposures, while the SHD100 I had was 4 for 36 exposures) The edge print was the same (on the number side) as Lucky SHD100, the name side of the edge print was blank. At the time Frugal did have the 400 version .
I cant swear that the film I got was actually Lucky SHD100, but I am reasonably confident that it was not a European made product.
I would agree that any of the three ASA 100 24 exposure rolls that Freestyle has on clear-out are probably a better value, even if they are about twice the price as the stuff from digitaltruth. when you can get 100 feet of major maker film in the twenty buck range...


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Membrane Development for Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries
Article first published online: 6 OCT 2011
DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201100068
Copyright © 2011 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Special Issue: Energy Materials
Volume 4, Issue 10, pages 1388–1406, October 17, 2011
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How to Cite
Schwenzer, B., Zhang, J., Kim, S., Li, L., Liu, J. and Yang, Z. (2011), Membrane Development for Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries. ChemSusChem, 4: 1388–1406. doi: 10.1002/cssc.201100068
Publication History
- Issue published online: 13 OCT 2011
- Article first published online: 6 OCT 2011
- Manuscript Revised: 4 MAY 2011
- Manuscript Received: 3 FEB 2011
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- Office of Electricity (OE Delivery & Energy Reliability, US Department of Energy [DOE]). Grant Number: 57558
- Battelle Memorial Institute for the Department of Energy. Grant Number: DE-AC05-76RL01830
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- electrochemistry;
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- membranes;
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- vanadium
Large-scale energy storage has become the main bottleneck for increasing the percentage of renewable energy in our electricity grids. Redox flow batteries are considered to be among the best options for electricity storage in the megawatt range and large demonstration systems have already been installed. Although the full technological potential of these systems has not been reached yet, currently the main problem hindering more widespread commercialization is the high cost of redox flow batteries. Nafion, as the preferred membrane material, is responsible for about 11 % of the overall cost of a 1 MW/8 MWh system. Therefore, in recent years two main membrane-related research threads have emerged: 1) chemical and physical modification of Nafion membranes to optimize their properties with regard to vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) application; and 2) replacement of the Nafion membranes with different, less expensive materials. This review summarizes the underlying basic scientific issues associated with membrane use in VRFBs and presents an overview of membrane-related research approaches aimed at improving the efficiency of VRFBs and making the technology cost-competitive. Promising research strategies and materials are identified and suggestions are provided on how materials issues could be overcome.


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Churchill Downs oddsmaker Mike Battaglia made "All Others" the strong choice over Shanghai Bobby and Violence in the first pool of the Kentucky Derby Future Wager, which opens a three-day run Feb. 8.
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Fed Biz and Guilt Trip, the one-three finishers in a three-horse photo in the San Fernando Stakes (gr. II), worked six furlongs in company on Santa Anita's wet/fast main track on the morning of Jan. 27 for the Strub Stakes.
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A quartet from the deep bench of Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert is entered in the $150,000 San Fernando Stakes (gr. II) Jan. 12 at Santa Anita Park.
In his final start before retiring to stud in California, grade I winner Coil outlasted Ultimate Eagle by a head after a terrific stretch duel in the $150,000 San Pasqual Stakes (gr. II) Jan. 5 at Santa Anita Park
Dual grade I winner Coil, soon to be a stallion, seems primed to go out on top in the $150,000 San Pasqual Stakes (gr. II) Jan. 5 at Santa Anita Park.
Tweebster, a 5-year-old Tapit gelding, has been euthanized after fracturing the sesamoids in his left front leg during a Dec. 30 claiming contest at Santa Anita Park.
Millionaire Coil turned in a bullet move at Santa Anita Park Dec. 29, and will make the final start of his career in the $150,000 San Pasqual Stakes (gr. II) Jan. 5, Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert confirmed.
Gary and Mary West's homebred Book Review found California to her liking Dec. 26, when she got up over tough contender Reneesgotzip and 2011 2-year-old champion My Miss Aurelia in the $300,000 La Brea Stakes.
Owner Ahmed Zayat confirmed Dec. 26 that his Haskell Invitational (gr. I) winner Paynter will ship from Fair Hill Equine Therapy Center near Elkton, Md., to Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert's California barn Dec. 29.
Several 3-year-old colts will try to break through in the $150,000 Sir Beaufort Stakes (gr. IIT) Dec. 26 at Santa Anita Park, opening day at the Arcadia, Calif. track.
Advance deposit wagering increase fueled a healthy increase in business during the brief 2012 Autumn meet at Betfair Hollywood Park, which concluded its 24-day live racing season Dec. 16.
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Trainer Bob Baffert, long a major player in the CashCall Futurity (gr. I), formerly the Hollywood Futurity, expects to have four entrants in the Dec. 15 renewal.
Brigand, shipped to Laurel Park from New York by trainer Bob Baffert, responded with a front-running one-length victory in the $104,000 City of Laurel Stakes Dec. 8.
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Executiveprivilege, beaten favorite for the Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I) one month ago, runs next in the $500,000 Starlet Stakes (gr. I) Dec. 8.
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Game On Dude, looking to rebound from his seventh-place finish as the favorite in the Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I), drew the rail for the $250,000 Native Diver Stakes (gr. III) Dec. 1 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Multiple grade I winner Game On Dude heads an expected field of six or seven in the $250,000 Native Diver Stakes - Presented by the Oak Tree Racing Association (gr. III) Dec. 1 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Favored Den's Legacy gave trainer Bob Baffert a rare graded win for males on turf when he rallied in the stretch to capture the $100,000 Generous Stakes (gr. IIIT) for 2-year-olds Nov. 24 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Front-running Really Mr Greely, the longest shot among four entrants from trainer Bob Baffert in the $100,000 Hollywood Prevue Stakes (gr. III), prevailed over odds-on favorite Super Ninety Nine by half a length Nov. 22.
Den's Legacy will stretch out for Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert in pursuit of his first stakes victory in the $100,000 Generous (gr. IIIT) on turf.
Five 2-year-olds passed the entry box for the Nov. 22 Hollywood Prevue Stakes at seven furlongs...and four of them are trained by Hall of Famer Bob Baffert.
Favored Carving, co-owned by Olympic gold medalist skier Bode Miller, made it back-to-back wins for Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert in the $100,000 Real Quiet Stakes at Betfair Hollywood Park Nov. 10.
Indian Firewater, a grade II stakes-winning son of Indian Charlie, will stand his first season in 2013 at Doubletree Farm near Hobbs, New Mexico.
Contested, a dual grade I-winning daughter of Ghostzapper, brought the highest price during the first two hours of the Nov. 5 Fasig-Tipton November sale when she fetched $2.3 million as Hip No. 41.
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Round 5: Chairman Peter King Holds Another House Homeland Security Committee Hearing on Muslim Radicalization
by Lisa Piraneo, Director of Government Relations
Last Wednesday, I attended Chairman Peter King's fifth hearing addressing Islamic radicalization in the United States. This particular discussion was entitled: "The American Muslim Response to Hearings on Radicalization within their Community." The hearing room was filled to capacity. The witnesses were all Muslims or Muslim-Americans and the hearing was designed to take their pulse on the effectiveness of the Committee's approach to addressing the problem of Islamic radicalization throughout American communities.
To accompany the hearing, Chairman King released a report entitled, "The Radicalization of Muslim-Americans: The Committee on Homeland Security's Investigation of the Continuing Threat." Click HERE to read the report in its entirety.
In 2010, prior to the start of the 112th Congress, Congressman King promised that if he were to serve as Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, he would place a top priority on understanding and addressing the threat of Muslim radicalization within our nation. The Chairman has proven true to his word – but it hasn't been an easy road for him.
As Congressman King noted in his opening remarks, from the moment he announced the hearings, he was "attacked by politically correct special interests and their unthinking allies in the media…" He noted that more than 1000 protestors came out in the rain to rally against him in Times Square, just days before the first hearing. Even so, Chairman King stayed the course. Why? Because as he put it, "the necessity of these hearings was obvious – and there should have been bipartisan support." See Chairman King's full opening statement HERE.
Unfortunately, after almost two years of his Chairmanship, that bipartisan support has yet to materialize. This is disappointing to say the least. As Brigitte Gabriel likes to say, "the threat of radical Islam to our national security is not a Republican issue or a Democratic issue, it's an American issue."
The witnesses for this particular hearing were all of the Muslim faith:
§ Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, MD, President and Founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, who spoke about the importance of the separation of Mosque and State and noted that "ten years after 9/11 our heroes at the Department of Homeland Security remain occupied predominantly with a highly sophisticated whack-a-mole program…" See HERE for Dr. Jasser's full testimony.
§ Ms. Asra Nomani speaking as a "Private Citizen," though she was a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal and a journalist who reported on extremism for the last decade for publications such as the Daily Beast, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Time magazine and Washingtonian magazine. She titled her statement, "Toward an Islam of Grace: Owning Up Instead of Being Wound Collectors." Ms. Nomani told the Committee that "inside much of our Muslim communities, we have departed from our very clear sense of holding ourselves accountable…we are very much a culture of denial, fixated on perceived wounds." See HERE for Ms. Nomani's full testimony.
§ Dr. Qanta A. A. Ahmed, a British citizen and Permanent Resident in the United States, currently working with the World Trade Center First Responder patient population in New York. Dr. Ahmed's fellowship at the University of Cambridge in England was on the "psychological manipulation of Islam into the service of terror." She spoke of how her family not only has supported Chairman King's hearings on radicalization, but has welcomed them, even though they "remain aware of the risks" that her participation as a witness "can pose to me in my everyday life." See HERE for Dr. Ahmed's full testimony.
§ Ms. Faiza Patel, Co-Director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice. Ms. Patel expressed her opposition to the Chairman's hearing topic as she felt they did not "rest on a firm factual basis." She elaborated that the hearings "proceed from a premise – which is contrary to empirical evidence – that 'radicalization' is prevalent among American Muslims and poses an existential threat to our country. Moreover, they adopt a view of 'radicalization' that treats religious belief as a precursor to terrorism." See HERE for Ms. Patel's full statement.
Yesterday's hearing presented yet another wonderful opportunity to understand and address the threat of radical Islam within our nation – this time spoken by those of the Muslim faith. Unfortunately, some members of the Committee used this as an opportunity to sidetrack the discussion, frequently in a way that was rude and disrespectful to the witnesses.
For example, the Committee's Ranking Member Bennie Thompson (D-MS), asked witness Dr. Qanta Ahmed if she was a U.S. citizen. When she replied that she was not, he insinuated that because she didn't have "any kind of security clearance or anything" she wasn't qualified to speak on the issue. Congressman Dan Lungren (R-CA) responded that he was "kind of bewildered, frankly, by some of the questions and comments by my colleagues – that somehow your testimony isn't valid because you don't have a security clearance." He continued, "The longer I'm here, I guess, the less I'm surprised by what I hear at times." I think he spoke for many Americans that were watching the hearing from back home.
Congresswoman Laura Richardson (D-CA) belittled some of the panel's Muslim witnesses by saying, "This Committee – we're not a talk show, this isn't Oprah, this isn't entertainment, this isn't radio. This is the United States Congress. I would just ask that in the future, if we are going to have a U.S. Congressional hearing…I believe that at least some of the panelists should be people who have the authority, who receive the regular information to give us the most accurate and helpful information as possible." I found it amazing that after almost 6 years serving her constituents in California's 37th congressional district, Congresswoman Richardson apparently believes hearing from a regular U.S. citizen was beneath her and her colleagues.
As a final detailed example, Rep. Yvette Clarke (D-NY) reminded those in the committee room of the Japanese internment camps, warning the Muslim witnesses who supported examining the Muslim religion when attempting to understand the Islamist threat, "be careful what you wish for. Our nation has a history that we don't like to connect often times, but be careful what you wish for in America."
I was impressed with Dr. Ahmed's response to Congresswoman Clarke: "Having these hearings is not going to lead to the internment of Muslim-Americans. It is exactly the lack of that kind of nuance which I draw to your attention respectfully, madam, that can damage the outcome of what is something that can be so positive. It's the lack of nuance in our academic community, our politics and our media that's missing."
You can see for yourself how the different committee members handled themselves by viewing the archived video of the entire hearing HERE. If you missed today's hearing (and especially if one of your Representatives sits on the Committee), I encourage you to watch it in its entirety so you can be informed about how your legislators are addressing the issue of Islamic radicalization.
We are approaching the final months of the 112th Congress, and a very important election cycle is upon us. I don't know if Chairman King plans to hold any more hearings on Islamic radicalization during this term. What I do know, however, is that we should be tremendously thankful to him for his efforts to increase the visibility, and maintain the discussion, of the Islamist threat in America — and for his unrelenting work to protect our nation by finding a solution to that threat. That is one reason he will be awarded the 2012 National Security Eagle Award (our top honor) at our National Conference in Washington, DC next week.
As the Chairman stated during yesterday's discussion, "to somehow deny that there is any correlation between certain people of the Muslim faith and the greatest terrorist threat facing this country today just defies credulity…it just does not add up at all."
ACT! for America's 235,000 grassroots members thank you, Chairman King, for all that you do on behalf of our national security.
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Inside the King Hearing
This ACT for America update about Rep. Peter King's (R-NY) inquiry into the radicalization of Muslim-Americans and/or homegrown Islamic terrorism is written by Lisa Piraneo. Piraneo managed to barely make it into the overflow room to witness the questions of Democrats and Republicans of the hearing in question.
Piraneo's observations show me the Democrats are hell bent to turn a blind eye to what is happening with Islamic radicalization in America. The Committee Democrats were just plain hostile and rude to testifying Muslims who do not appreciate the cruelty of Sharia Law.
Leftist Delusions about Radical Islam
John R. Houk
© March 8, 2011
I found an awesome article written by Lisa Graas at NewsReal Blog about the idiocy of the Left having a blind eye when it comes to the detrimental aspects of Islam that translates into activist political hatred toward non-Muslims and Jews, particularly if the non-Muslims have the word "American" in their pedigree.
Graas' article is aptly entitled "The Ten Commandments of Leftist Reporting on Islam". Here is a list of those Leftist Ten Commandments:
I. Thou Shalt Not Take the Name of Muhammad in Vain
II. Thou Shalt Compare Radical Islam to Conservatism
III. Thou Shalt Keep Holy the Name of Islam
IV. Thou Shalt Honor Radical Islamists
V. Thou Shalt Ignore Islamists' Murderous Jihad Against "Infidels"
VI. Thou Shalt Not Put the Rights of Women Above Islam
VII. Thou Shalt Bear False Witness to Protect Islamists
VIII. Thou Shalt Not Be Troubled by the Muslim Brotherhood
IX. Thou Shalt Embrace Dhimmitude
X. Thou Shalt Attack Those who Warn Others About the Dangers Within Islam
The reason this article is so important is because of the Congressional Hearing Chaired by Rep. Peter King (R-NY) about radical Islam in America. The Left and Muslim Apologists have gotten their backs up about the King hearings like a mad scared cat seeing a dog with big teeth around the corner.
On Sunday night I caught a glimpse of Geraldo at Large covering this protest which I understand was themed "I am a Muslim". On Geraldo I saw Hollywood stars which were Leftists with really no particular affiliation to any religious claim, proclaim that those old Right Wingers were a bunch of ignorant folks who have turned into haters much like Hitler hated the Jews. In fact I heard and saw a Reformed Jewish Rabbi stand alongside Imam Rauf and wife Daisy Khan, the Muslim orchestrators of the New York City protest, boldly expressing his solidarity with Muslims. Obviously that Rabbi had not read an English translation of a book Rauf wrote in Arabic that upheld the principles radical Islam. Here is summary of Imam Rauf's actual beliefs as the chief promoter of the Ground Zero Mosque which he likes to call the Cordoba House:
More Americans now know that Rauf, as recently as March, said in Arabic that he opposes interfaith dialogue. They know he is a vocal supporter of sharia law, that he says governments which do not employ sharia law are "unjust" and that he has refused to label Hamas a terrorist organization. They know he has refused to sign the "Freedom Pledge," issued by Former Muslims United, which pledges to oppose retaliation and punishment toward Muslims who leave Islam. The more Americans learn, the more concerned they become. (Brigitte Gabriel;
Waking Up to Radical Islam; Posted at SlantRight.com 9/22/10)
Imam Rauf is not the voice of moderate Islam and yet I am not surprised the who's who of Left Wing Hollywood and Leftist Pundits turned out for this display of deluded support for a couple of Muslims that would end the right of Leftists to protest if Sharia Law (GOD FORBID!) became the legal practice rather than the rule of law U.S. Constitution.
Here is a list dhimmi-wits that protested alongside the Rauf's according to a Jim Kouri article:
Holding placards that read "Today I am a Muslim, too," a few hundred people gathered at what the news media termed "the interfaith protest." Attending the protest and speaking to the crowd were Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, Rev. Al Sharpton, Rev. Jesse Jackson and hip-hop producer Russell Simmons.
Other celebrities who showed their support include; Juelz Santana, Kimora Lee Simmons & Djimon Hounsou, Adrien Grenier, Cory Booker, Susan Sarandon, Swizz Beatz, Jermaine Dupri, Lorraine Bracco, John Legend, Heather Graham, Jim Jones, Kelly Bensimon, Reverend Run, Lamar Odom, Khloe Kardashian, Congressman Charles Rangel and others.
Getting back to the Leftist Ten Commandments on Reporting; there is commentary on each Leftist Commandment. Too bad the Leftists at the New York City protest did not read Graas' for their own enlightenment out of the depths of ignorance. O shucks! It could be these here super smart intellectual Leftists might have kept their idiotic blinders to reality anyway.
At SlantRight.com there is simply way too much source html to handle Graas' article. So posting at SlantRight.com will only have the links from the print page that divided the article into separate pages.


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|Becki Cohn-Vargas
At Orange High School in Pepper Pike, Ohio, students are mapping their school to locate the spaces where bullying takes place. After identifying the "bully hotspots," including the cafeteria, media lab, and locker rooms, students created a flash freeze demonstration to raise awareness about bullying, and opened the conversation about how to create a safer school. Closed captioning available for this film. To turn on closed captioning, hit play and go to the bottom right-hand corner and click "CC."
Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying, Kids, Schools, Violence, Youth Development
For more info please visit http://www.niot.org/nios-video/students-map-bully-zones-create-safer-school
|Not In Our Town: Class Actions
|Tips & Facts
|Becki Cohn-Vargas
Not in Our Town: Class Actions features three stories of students and their communities standing together to stop hate and bullying. University of Mississippi students peacefully confront old divisions and the Ku Klux Klan by turning their backs on hate, hundreds gather on the Indiana University campus to light menorah candles after anti-Semitic attacks on campus, and a massive circle of Southern California high school students break the silence about bullying at school with a loud and united chant, "Not In Our Town."
Topics: Respond to Bullying, Kids, Schools, Violence, Youth Development
For more info please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEYVeKESmc4
|What will you carry?
|Tips & Facts
|Javier Bellido, Bernardo Medina, Luis Romero
We prepared this video as an motivation for kids and schoolers in general to not only carry books, pencils and/or a tablet in their backpacks, but to also include your values in what you carry and most of all, LOVE. Video has been filmed in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Its a group of volunteers from Kroma, an advertising agency in the caribbean.
Topics: Kids, Schools, Youth Development, Healthy Relationships
For more info please visit http://youtu.be/YLFlAV8MOWE
|Tips & Facts
|Elizabeth Allan
StopHazing is the national leader in resources for hazing research and prevention. The main purpose of StopHazing is to serve as a resource for accurate, up-to-date hazing information for students, parents, educators, and community members. Our website features our research, interactive data, graphics, and information of hazing laws and policies.
Topics: Policies & Laws, Prevention, Schools, Violence, Youth Development
For more info please visit http://www.stophazing.org