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Obviously Worth Notice in Tough BC Mile
For a horse with the name he's been given, Obviously is anything but at the 2012 Breeders' Cup World Championships.
For a horse with the name he's been given, Obviously is anything but at the 2012 Breeders' Cup World Championships.
Almudena will become the first Peruvian-bred Breeders' Cup World Championships starter in the Nov. 2 Marathon (gr. II).
Breeders Maryann and Kevin Donohue are excited to see their grade I winner Rail Trip battle in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I) Nov. 3 at Santa Anita Park.
Steve gives you his longshots for the Breeders' Cup races on Friday. read blog
Lenny Shulman reports on the news of the day, including the first track visits for the last arriving horses, including Mucho Macho Man. Sponsored by Vinery Watch Video
When asked about the chances of Ceiling Kitty in the $500,000 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint Nov. 2, British trainer Tom Dascombe replied with a refreshing, "The truthful answer is I don't really know."
A Remington Park maintenance department employee who died as a result of injuries sustained in an accident in March was honored posthumously Nov. 1 with the White Horse Award from the Race Track Chaplaincy of America.
Jack Wolf of Starlight Racing kept a close eye on Shanghai Bobby Nov. 1 as the colt made his first trip around Santa Anita Park's oval, looking happy and alert as he strode past.
Rumor, with ties to the red-hot Claiborne Farm, will tackle heavy hitters Groupie Doll and Musical Romance in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint for trainer Richard Mandella.
Trainers Todd Pletcher and Mark Casse took issue with the Breeders' Cup decision banning the anti-bleeding medication furosemide in this year's five juvenile races during the World Thoroughbred Championships.
Having cleared quarantine, Aidan O'Brien's powerful string of Breeders' Cup contenders took to the oval with the other Europeans at Santa Anita Park for the first time to stretch their legs the morning of Nov. 1.
Racing participants and Turf writers were honored by the National Turf Writers and Broadcasters during the organization's awards banquet Oct. 31 at Santa Anita Park.
Plans call for the usual 60-day summer meeting in 2013 beginning on Memorial Day. The track has not raced since 2010 and last year former owner Yavapai County Farm and Agriculture Association filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
With co-owner Derrick Smith looking on, Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien sent out Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) hopefuls St Nicholas Abbey and Treasure Beach for a gallop at Santa Anita Nov. 1.
Throw out his last race, said trainer Bill Spawr of Amazombie. The Xpressbet Breeders' Cup Sprint favorite is ready to repeat.
After just missing out on a grade I victory in her previous start, My Happy Face will try to put smiles on her connections' faces Nov. 4 in the $150,000 Tempted Stakes (gr. II) at Aqueduct.
According to assistant trainer Maria Kabel, Groupie Doll is making the adjustment from her Kentucky home to her California digs just fine in advance of her run in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint.
Breeders' Cup President Craig Fravel, on the Cup's return to Santa Anita. Watch Video
Breeders' Cup is well on its way in executing a strategy to enhance the World Championships experience for owners, breeders, and trainers.
Dual grade I winner is over the lung infection that kept her out of the Breeders' Cup.
Six other promising 2-year-olds will challenge Vegas No Show in the Nashua, including Bourbon Stakes runner-up Really Sharp.
To trainer Kenny McPeek, running Atigun in the $500,000 Breeders' Cup Marathon (gr. II) just makes sense.
Mining My Own, dam of Mine That Bird and Dullahan, has a new home at Ben and Elaine Walden's Pauls Mill following a recent acquisition that saw Pauls Mill purchase half interest in the 11-year-old Smart Strike mare.
Trainer Bill Kaplan discusses champion sprinter Musical Romance. Watch Video
Ben Cecil, the son and nephew of English trainers, will attempt to win his first Breeders' Cup race with Reddam Racing's Second City in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I).
Breeders' Cup Mile contender and top European Excelebration returns from his first trip over the Santa Anita track Nov. 1. Watch Video
Trainer Aidan O'Brien discusses his Breeders' Cup contenders, including Excelebration in the Mile, at Santa Anita Nov. 1. Watch Video
Loch Garman scored a last-gasp victory in the Criterium International (Fr-I) Nov. 1 at Saint-Cloud, coming from near the back of the field to catch pacesetter Anna's Pearl in the final strides for a half-length win.
Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races will race 235 days from Jan. 2 through Dec. 28 in 2013.
Potesta, the Hollywood Oaks winner who suffered a career-ending condylar fracture to her left foreleg during a workout Sept. 14, is recovering well and will be offered at the Keeneland January horses of all ages sale.
The Breeders' Cup is fast approaching. Join us with comments, questions, and picks. Read Transcript
Trainer Bob Baffert carries his usual quiet confidence about the chances of favored Executiveprivilege into the $2 million Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I) Nov. 2 at Santa Anita Park.
Pete says Ron the Greek will thrive going 10 furlongs. read blog
John Gosden walked along the surface of the Santa Anita main track. Beside him strode his main hope and one of Europe's top contenders for the Breeders' Cup World Championships, a 3-year-old filly named The Fugue. read blog
While most of Shug McGaughey's focus Nov. 3 will be on preparing Point of Entry for the Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) at Santa Anita Park, the Hall of Fame trainer also will be starting a talented turf runner at Aqueduct.
Many owners stand by the statement that there's nothing quite like a hard-trying, intelligent mare. But if you ask for her full attention and cooperation while she's showing signs of estrus (heat), good luck! Whether they're causing unsavory behavior in the show arena or preventing a broodmare from coming into estrus, a mare's hormones can...
Tom LaMarra and Claire Novak handicap a few choice races from the Breeders' Cup providing insight from past performances and on site impressions. The Classic will be covered in tomorrow's show. watch video
At Churchill Downs, Edwards will oversee the development and implementation of marketing, branding, and social media strategies for Churchill Downs' live racing meets.
Ever feel like your horse is in a bad mood? Well, according to a British equine behavior research team, you could be right. In fact, team members said, paying attention to all of horses' main psychological factors--temperament, moods, and emotional reactions--is key to ensuring their mental well-being and their success.
Lenny Shulman presents the news of the day with help from Kenny Rice of NBC Sports. Sponsored by Vinery. Watch Video
Images from the Breeders' Cup Sprint: 1984 - 2011. View Slideshow
Trainer Mikel Delzangles talks about Caulfield Cup winner Dunaden. Watch Video
Trainer Luca Cumani talks about Quest for Peace and Mount Athos. Watch Video
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Jockey: Victor Espinoza
Trainer: Steven M. Asmussen
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Jockey: Calvin H. Borel
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Jockey: Tyler Gaffalione
Trainer: Chad C. Brown
Owner: Sheep Pond Partners
Jockey: Irad Ortiz, Jr.
Trainer: Bob Baffert
Owner: Kaleem Shah, Inc.
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Trainer: Christophe Clement
Owner: Speedway Stable LLC
Jockey: John R. Velazquez
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Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Award-winning, bestselling Southern novelist Mary Alice Monroe kicked off her 30-city book tour in the Southeast to celebrate the release of "The Summer Wind" at Wild Dunes. It's the second installment of The Lowcountry Summer Trilogy and follow-up to last year's New York Times bestselling "The Summer Girls."
Monroe wrote the book after learning that 48-52 percent of the resident dolphins in South Carolina and Florida are sick or contaminated.
The current plight of the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin became the backdrop of the trilogy. "The Summer Wind" continues the story about sisterhood, second chances and lifelong bonds among three estranged half-sisters forced to spend a final summer together at the family's beach house on Sullivan's Island. And it continues the saga of Delphine, an enigmatic wild dolphin whose perilous life serves as the trilogy's keystone.
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Greenleaf H. Davis, Shin Pond, ca. 1900
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Hunter Davis in front of his log cabin with homemade fiddle, his rifle, and snow shoes on cabin. Greenleaf H. "Hunter" Davis was a hermit hunter and trapper of Shin Pond.
In 1843, Davis, a young man of 26, is reputed to have accompanied Henry David Thoreau for several weeks in the Katahdin Woods.
He celebrated his 98th birthday May 6, 1915.


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Watching brief - Amanda Platell on what IDS said about her T-shirt [1]
What IDS said about my T-shirt, praise for Andrew Marr, and the menace of Ali C
What IDS said about my T-shirt, praise for Andrew Marr, and the menace of Ali C
by Amanda Platell [2] Published
It was not meant to be rude. It's just that I didn't have time to go home and change before the lavish launch for William Hague's book on William Pitt the Younger at the Foreign Press Association. So I went in jeans and my pink "Crazy world ain't it?" T-shirt. It's a copy of one worn by Mick Jagger in the 1970s, and not intended as a comment on the current state of the Conservative Party. Honest. I wore it with stilettos and a pinstriped jacket, so at least I made an effort to fit in.
A glass of wine in, and Cecil Parkinson made his disapproval clear. That really hurt. Then a second body blow when a member of the front bench told me I was persona non grata with the current leadership for criticising Michael Howard.
Well, that puts me in the same club as virtually the entire Tory party, I replied, and stalked off with as much dignity as one can muster in four-inch heels.
Later, Iain Duncan Smith said that he admired my T-shirt and wished he'd had one to sum up his time as Tory leader. And what would that say? Shit happens, he replied. Indeed it did.
Andrew Marr's My Trade: a short history of British journalism should be required reading for any prospective student of journalism. If that doesn't put them off, nothing will. It is a brutally honest account of the David Montgomery/ Tony O'Reilly period of ownership of the Independents when Marr was editor and I was managing director. Marr says he's the ugliest man on TV and the Queen thinks he looks like Vladimir Putin. Not so. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and the millions who behold possibly the best political editor on TV would disagree
with you, Mr Marr, and with you, Ma'am.
Talking of newspapers, one of the kindest men in Fleet Street has just hung up his bean-counter and retired from the Mirror. Colin Harrow had a distinguished career as the paper's deputy managing editor, and saw many of us come and go. During a bad patch, he offered me a saying I hadn't heard before: "If you stand by the banks of the river long enough, you will see the bodies of your enemies float by." After I was sacked, I said: "You forgot to tell me that I'd see my own body float by first."
Having listened to Andrew Rawnsley's Westminster Hour lately, I can reveal the real reason why the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Andrew Smith, walked before he was pushed: Smith is so soporific, he's the only man capable of putting the listener to sleep quicker than Rawnsley.
No one to bully, nothing to sex up, no careers to destroy: it's no wonder Alastair Campbell is bored. He says he is seeking a safe seat. "Some days I wonder if I'll ever do anything meaningful and worthwhile again," he adds. Yet his reason for leaving Downing Street - after his 24/7 schedule with Blair over the past decade - was to spend more time with his family. Isn't that a "worthwhile" thing to do? Campbell has also raised lots of money for his leukaemia charity. Isn't that "meaningful"? No, he is looking not for purpose in his life but for power, and God help us all if the man Greg Dyke recently called a "deranged, vindictive bastard" ever gets back into government.


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In a move called "innovative" by one higher-education official, the University of Toledo not only announced a freeze in academic and living costs but also added deep discounts to sweeten students' deals.
Months before many universities tip their hands with next year's prices, the Ohio school said it would freeze tuition, room and board as they are for the 2013-14 academic year. It also offered free housing for the upcoming spring semester for transfer students with at least 12 credit hours and incentivized high student performance with a 25 percent campus housing discount for sophomores with at least a 2.5 GPA.
"We wanted to show that we heard loud and clear the concerns that college is getting too expensive," Larry Burns, the school's vice president of external affairs, told the Huffington Post.
The Cleveland Plain-Dealer said the pledge was aimed in part at boosting the return rate of freshmen. Currently, 65 percent of freshmen come back for their sophomore year, the school said.


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Airport Authority will discuss waterline construction; hangar building
The Rutherford County Airport Authority will discuss the ongoing proposal from Broad River Water Authority to extend water lines along Oscar Justice Road and to the airport property, when it meets at the airport at 5:30 p.m. today.
Authority chair Bob Howard said the authority will vote whether to proceed with the project.
When BRWA met for it regular meeting last month, the board talked about the potential water line project near the airport.
Maria Hunnicutt, executive director of BRWA, said letters were mailed to homeowners/landowners/hangar owners earlier in October, but there were few responses. However, she said due to the strategic advantage of the airport, additional contacts were being made with owners in the area of Oscar Justice Road and Airport Road.
She said one homeowner had taken the project on personally and was going to make contacts with numerous homeowners in the area to see if there is enough interest for the waterline construction.
Also Tuesday, the authority will discuss the possibility of constructing another hangar at the airport; the building of a walking trail; will talk about the containment facility; a Fixed Based Operator proposal; and will also receive information from Shell Oil receiving a fuel contract.
Howard said the airport authority is in the process of finding ways "to generate money . . .to grow the airport" that will benefit the taxpayers of Rutherford County.
Lake Lure council meets at 7 p.m.
LAKE LURE — When the Lake Lure Town Council meets at 7 p.m. today at the Municipal Center, the board will approve two budget amendments regarding a boundary issues and also regarding the allocation of funds to buy a used replacement All-4wheel drive for the town's community development department.
Council will consider adopting a resolution, amending the personnel policy regarding work conditions and exceptions.
Council will also consider filling the vacant accountant position, left vacant when Senior Accountant Julie Scherer resigned her position to become the Town of Forest City's Finance Officer. She begins her job in Forest City next Tuesday, Nov. 20.
Village Council will discuss branding issues
CHIMNEY ROCK — Town Clerk Bill Whitman will present an update on a "Pathway connecting Chimney Rock Village to Lake Lure" when Village Council meets at 7:30 p.m. today in the community meeting meeting of the fire station on Terrace Drive.
Representatives from the two towns have devised a plan regarding marketing and branding the two towns and are continuing to receive from the communities and board members.
Council will also decide whether to council its December meeting and will set the next meeting.
Ellenboro Aldermen meet at 7 p.m.
ELLENBORO — Ellenboro Alderman will meet also today at 7 p.m. at Ellenboro Town Hall off Depot Street.


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This property allows you to book online with a credit card. After submitting a reservation request, the owner or manager has 24 hours to accept, at which time your card will be charged and you will receive an email confirmation
Recent Dixon reviews
"Donna, We are so grateful to you for sharing your beautiful home with us this past week. We had an incredible trip and your casa on the Rio Grande was at the center of it. Thank you for your kindness and your wonderful spirit which infuses this place. Until next year (paleeze!) With great affection, Your guys from Oklahoma! P.S. All your recommendations were spot on. We especially enjoyed Plaza Blanca and even toured the mosque. Jim, David, and John"Guest: Jim, David, and John Date of Stay: October 2014 Review Submitted: October 30, 2014View listing
"Holly was an awesome host we enjoyed spending the weekend with our family on their beautiful property! The guest house was VERY CLEAN and had more then enough room for our family of 6. ( 4 adults 2 children) It had everything you can imagine,home away from home definitely coming back! The pool was UNBELIEVABLE! So very inviting, warm, and crystal clear! Over all this property is definitely one of a kind! I strongly recommend this retreat!"Guest: Tino and Alicia Date of Stay: August 2014 Review Submitted: August 25, 2014View listing
"I spent two weeks at the guest house and the property, as well as the town of Dixon, has hooked me for life. The guest house is nestled on a large lot amidst the hills of northern New Mexico with a rolling creek immediately off the back deck. The sound of the water and gorgeous scenery beyond are nourishing to the soul. This late October and early November revealed brilliant autumn colors in every direction, making the experience even more memorable. The guest house, while seemingly small and simple in the photos, lives large and is well laid out for comfortable dining, lounging and sleeping. Great for one or two people on retreat. The town of Dixon is rich in New Mexican history and is teeming with friendly people, art, a suprisingly well-stocked grocery and an outstanding local cafe. Just a little further away are more activities at the Rio Grande Gorge, Taos and Santa Fe. The hosts are very personable, knowledgeable and a pleasure to deal with, while being respectful of your privacy. I can highly recommend this property to anyone needing to get away from the big city to unwind, reconnect with nature or be close to the action without being right in the middle of it. This was a memorable getaway and I look forward to returning time and again."Guest: Brent S Date of Stay: October 2014 Review Submitted: November 10, 2014View listing
"I stayed here with my daughter and daughter in law for a weekend getaway. Such a darling casita in a fabulous location. Sarita is a dear and made the stay even better. The winery next door is great and the cafe just next door is outstanding. The setting is sublime and the ambiance was perfect."Guest: Wendy P Date of Stay: August 2014 Review Submitted: October 3, 2014View listing
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*Sigh* They grow up so fast. When we first met Courtney Stodden in May of 2011 she was just a 16-year old girl about to settle down with the (50-year old) man of her dreams, Doug Hutchison. And now she's an 18 year old woman! Where on Earth does the time go? We watched her grow up before our eyes. Oh, wait…she was kind of already there.
She's still insanely young, but just look at what she's done so far! She's invented the floor flashing craze, become a twitter poet laureate, been banned from facebook, and ceaselessly campaigned for animal rights. She posed a serious challenge to Kate Upton's Queen of the Cat Daddy throne and is now busting into the wide and wild world of reality TV on VH1's own Couples Therapy. And she's done it all while wearing some of the most fabulously crazy outfits of all time. So in honor of her big day, let's take a look back at Courtney's 18 Most Outrageous Outfits Ever! *tear* Thanks for the memories, Courtney. (Cue Wonder Years music)


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Speed limits on Loop 1604 change today
By Chris Quinn : June 30, 2014 : Updated: June 30, 2014 10:10am
Photo By TXDOTTxDOT engineer Brad Adame inspects portable signs with the variable speed limit signs, ready to be installed along Loop 1604 in San Antonio.
These are the worst speed traps in San Antonio, according to mySA readers.
Can't drive 55? Then you may be in trouble in some parts of the city known for strictly enforcing speed limits as low as 25. We all know we shouldn't speed, but almost all of us have done it. We want to know about the speed traps in your area. Do you know where the radar is always running? Leave a comment below.
Photo By Google Street ViewIH 37 S @ Hot Wells (and around Southcross) both directions, you will see police running radar from overpass but if you're speeding they probably already have you pulled over. There are 2 or more officers waiting on the shoulder ready to write you a ticket. -- mySA user nala.
Photo By JOHN DAVENPORT/SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWSI-10 Eastbound Access Road from Dominion Drive. Group of officers . One with radar gun telling others who to stop. May be getting readout from freeway drivers but give to those on Access Road. -- mySA commenter.This is the entrance to the Dominion facing Interstate 10.
Photo By Google Street ViewBulverde, driving north on 281, better watch it, fm 46 partially is considered Bulverde. -- mySA commenter.
Photo By JOHN DAVENPORT/SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWSIf you're driving in Alamo Heights, it's best to go 5 mph under the speed limit. Trust us.
The city of Windcrest is notorious for catching drivers going over the 20 mph speed limit.
Photo By Edmond Ortiz/North Central NewsIn both Alamo Heights and neighboring Terrell Hills, drivers face 25 mph and 30 mph speed limit signs, sometimes a stone's throw away from each other. If in doubt, go 25. There are a string of back-to-back traffic lights on N. New Braunfels Avenue in front of the Terrell Hills municipal complex (pictured). Here, yellow means stop.
Photo By JERRY LARA/San Antonio Express-NewsBandera Road and 1604 when the speed limit changes from 70 to 55 mph.....also seen many people pulled over at the access road by Kohls and the Theater on the other side. -- mySA commenter.
Photo By BILLY CALZADA/SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWSI-10 at Hildebrand exit. The speed limit on the highway is 60 but for the exit ramp it's 35. They will get you if you are going above 35mph IMMEDIATELY after you exit. - M. Taylor
Photo By Marvin Pfeiffer / Prime Time NewspapersBe careful on the portion of Bandera Road that runs through Leon Valley, or any part of Leon Valley, on the Northwest Side of town.
Photo By John Davenport/San Antonio Express-NewsCallaghan Road ... all of it, 35 mph. I got a ticket because I was coming over a hill, car beside me was speeding, officer only caught speeding car which turned off into a subdivision and escaped. I got the ticket. No fair! - Melanie Ross
It's probably also not a good idea to speed with a big inflated pool on the top of your car.
Photo By RICK HUNTER/FILESelma, just north of San Antonio, is a notorious speed trap. This 1993 file photo shows Selma police officer Tony Garland standing by a 1950 Hudson patrol car, outside the City Hall Grill, which used to the actual City Hall. It operated from 1993-99, using Selma's 'speed trap' reputation as a marketing strategy. It's now a Hooter's restaurant, but the speed trap remains.
Photo By TOM REEL/SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWSWhile visitors are flocking to the float the Guadalupe River north of New Braunfels, River Road is a slow 20 mph that can be hard for drivers to stay under.
Photo By File photoAll of Helotes. - Harry Thomas
Photo By Express-News file photoSchertz Parkway. It's a three-mile long school zone. Cops everywhere. - mySA commenter HM8432
Photo By KIN MAN HUI/SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWSBeware of the 40 mph Talley Road. - Harry Thomas
Anywhere in the city of Live Oak. The speed limit is 25, and that's not even when the school zones are in effect. - Slowpoke, mySA commenter.Parts of Live Oak are 20 mph, which is more of a trap for drivers who are not paying attention to speed changes.
Photo By WILLIAM LUTHER/SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS410 between Vance Jackson and San Pedro. Both directions. Sometimes getting off the eastbound exit at Broadway there is a cop set up as you come over the rise just before you can see Broadway. - woody_h, mySA commenter
Commenter Jimmyhenderson says Olmos Park and Balcones Heights are happy to give out tickets to speeders.
Photo By SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWSmySA readers Laffercurve and txguy81 warn drivers about Stone Oak speed traps on Wilderness Oak in the evenings.
Photo By San Antonio Express-News file photoShavano Park, as well as Vance Jackson and Hubner - Ray Suarez
Photo By JOHN DAVENPORT/SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWSOn Hwy 87 at Foster Rd. This is the split between China Grove and San Antonio. You can usually find 2 cops there. Just inside China Grove, is their municipal cop, and just inside San Antonio is a Precinct 4 constable. I've been nailed by both of them. - Steven Wood
Photo By GLORIA FERNIZ/Gloria Ferniz/Express-News photoTwitter friend @cgin09 alerts drivers to speed traps at the Nakoma exit access road off of 281 North.
Photo By William Luther/San Antonio Express-NewsJessica Blanks warns drivers about the intersection of Athenian and Centerbrook in Universal City, right by The Forum, where the speed limit goes from 30 to 20.
Photo By Courtesy photoNever, ever speed in Castle Hills. - mySA commenter joeypsykosis
Photo By EVA RUTH MORAVEC/San Antonio Express-NewsI'd have to include all of Kirby. The cops are tough but they're the only officers I've seen that always stop at stop signs. Always felt well-protected there. - Mongo, mySA commenter
Photo By Jerry Lara/San Antonio Express-NewsReverse speed trap special mention:It would be nice if the cops would set up a "reverse" speed trap on 151 *all of it* .... that highway is famous for left lane cruisers who text, put on make up, eat, talk on the phone etc ... while driving 45 in the left lane! -- mySA commenter.
Photo By John Davenport/San Antonio Express-NewsKnow about a speed trap in your area? Leave a comment below.
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Keep an eye on your speedometer if you are traveling in the westbound lanes of Loop 1604 this morning as the speed limit might be 70 mph, or not.
A plan from Texas Department of Transportation to enact variable speed limits along the loop between U.S. 281 and Interstate 10 goes into effect today.
As reported in the Express-News on June 25, the change is part of a pilot program where speed limits change depending on the flow of traffic.
While the current speed limit on that portion of Loop 1604 remains 70 mph, speeds could drop as low 30 mph during heavy congestion.
The testing phase of TxDOT's program will last for three months.


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Candidates in 113th Assembly District knock on doors seeking votes
Posted at: 10/09/2012 5:55 PM
Updated at: 10/10/2012 5:01 PM
By: Mark Mulholland
MOREAU - Carrie Woerner is running for assembly, though on this day on Baker Ave., she's doing more limping than running after a fall while knocking on doors in Saratoga Springs on Monday.
Woerner's opponent is Tony Jordan, who was knocking on doors just a few blocks away this afternoon.
Jordan and Woerner are trying to become the assembly person in the new 113th District, representing Saratoga and Washington counties. They both say invigorating the upstate economy is their top priority.
Jordan, the incumbent in the 112th district, says we're headed in the right direction.
"What I've seen in the past four years is a dramatic shift in the mindset that is New York State."
Woerner is a two-term Round Lake trustee and the owner of a small software company.
"I have a practical understanding of what businesses need to create jobs," she said.
But a look at the numbers indicates that Woerner who is a Democrat, might have an uphill climb. Republicans outnumber Democrats in the district 38-thousand to 21-thousand.
But she's undaunted. "I absolutely can win," saie Woerner. "The citizens of the 113th Assembly District deserve better."
But Jordan is proud of his record. Saying he's successfully reached across the aisle to pass legislation in the Democrat-controlled Assembly."This year alone, we had six bills pass both houses that we put forward and signed into law by the governor. I think that shows we can get the job done."
Woerner and Jordan will debate October 18 at Saratoga Springs High School.


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London, Feb 7 (ANI): Katie Price has claimed Celebrity Big Brother 2015's winner title, beating rivals Katie Hopkins to second and Calum Best to third place.
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Law Seminars International hosted a mobile payments conference in Atlanta, Georgia on May 17th and 18th that featured high profile players such as American Express, PayPal and Starbucks, major bank regulators, and faculty from leading law firms, consulting firms and industry associations. The conference's objective was two-fold – to educate attendees about the current mobile payments landscape and to discuss the future of mobile payments. Panels covered, among other things, system options and economics, overseas business and legal ecosystems, the m-commerce customer experience, privacy and data security, and US regulatory considerations.
Throughout the two-day conference many presenters parroted the concept that US consumers will require a robust m-commerce experience with 'payment' as one component of a larger value-added experience. For example, Starbucks mentioned that the impetus for its payment app was to provide its customers with Starbucks card balance information, and the payment component followed later. In terms of mobile payment platforms, the consensus was that while most players continue to place their bets on near field communication (NFC) as the system leader, even those that believe NFC is the future have started implementing products based on today's technology (i.e., cloud computing) to test the mobile marketplace. Bank regulator representatives in attendance also weighed in about their respective agency objectives as they relate to mobile payments and the efforts of their organizations to better understand and regulate the space.
Summary of Select Panel Discussions
Mobile Payments Marketplace
One panel included a mobile payments industry consultant and a representative from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, which leads the Federal Reserve's efforts on mobile payments. We learned that the Federal Reserve Banks of Atlanta and Boston plan to update their mobile payments paper entitled Mobile Payments in the United States: Mapping Out the Road Ahead, later this summer. This panel discussed the mobile payments landscape generally and the role of e-commerce as a driver of m-commerce in terms of consumer comfort with online banking and mobile banking leading to more comfort with peer to peer payments, remote mobile payments and NFC payments. The panel discussed how US stakeholders could emulate overseas players where US demographics mirror the foreign market. On the regulatory front, a panelist raised the issue that, in multi-party mobile payments models, banks are being held accountable for their non-bank partners which may not have the expertise or resources to perform the necessary due diligence and, some banks have responded by requesting more regulation over their downstream partners. Another panelist re-characterized the payments race as a battle for data and the ability to mine and use that data in a way that creates a product that is bigger than payments.
Lessons From Around the World
Another panel provided lessons from around the world, in the context of business and legal considerations as mobile payment systems are implemented in major countries outside the US. The panel highlighted population growth statistics around the world and attributed interest in globalization to such growth, but also cautioned that all payments law is local as every country has an interest in protecting its consumers. The panel focused on data protection and privacy laws in the European Union and China, and identified them as a great source of agony to many companies seeking to map US payment products across the world, especially those with Internet based products which could cause a global compliance problem. According to the panelists, some countries even impose criminal sanctions if their data protection laws are violated. Panelists encouraged companies to decide first how they want to play in the space, whether at the margins or full assimilation, then consider the time and money involved in compliance before developing and implementing global payment products.
Case Studies
American Express, PayPal and Starbucks presented on the features of their mobile payments products Serve, PayPal Mobile and the Starbucks App, respectively. A common thread throughout the presentations was each company's objective to have commerce drive payment and not vice versa.
Data Security and Privacy
On the privacy and security front, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP attorney Randy Gainer highlighted the deficiencies of current technology in the quest to protect consumer data and the privacy compliance issues faced by mobile payments stakeholders. After detailing the weakness of current computer security, he identified NFC, cryptograms and dynamic CVVs as some of the potential solutions to the existing hacking and fraud problems. Randy also discussed the rampancy of class action privacy suits and a courts' general unwillingness to side with a company that has not provided its consumer with a privacy disclosure that accurately reflects, in a clear and obvious manner, the type of data that is collected and how it is used. However, he identified a pending Supreme Court case Edwards v. First Am. Corp., that may resolve the question of whether actual damages are necessary prior to initiating a class action suit, and a ruling in the affirmative could change this legal landscape because, according to Randy, most privacy plaintiffs would have a difficult time making this showing.
Regulatory Considerations
Representatives from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen) and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) agencies were also in attendance to discuss the regulatory considerations in the mobile payments space.
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Park Si Hoo's sexual assault case has brought out the worst in both K-netizens and I-netizens so far, but the facts remained relatively unclear until a recent revelation showed that the alleged victim of the sexual assault was carried into Park Si Hoo's residence by an assumed friend of his.
After the initial findings, the police were able to obtain CCTV footage of Park Si Hoo, trainee 'A', and Park Si Hoo's hoobae named as individual 'B'. According to the police, the CCTV footage shows the trio getting out of a car and getting into an elevator at Park Si Hoo's residence. The woman 'A' is carried by 'B' on his back, who had also driven the car on the way to Park Si Hoo's house.
Given this new potentially damning information against Park Si Hoo AND his supposed accomplice, netizens now seem to be turning the corner on this case a bit. Unfortunately, they seem to be more disappointed/surprised by the turn of events than disgusted with him or sympathetic towards the alleged victim.
Sadly enough, that's not even surprising to me, as netizens had apparently been biding their time by finding out the name of the alleged victim and were harassing a random innocent woman who was unfortunate enough to have shared the same name.
As the situation got bigger, a female college student has been getting all her personal information exposed and even experiencing verbal abuse online, merely because she shared the same name as the trainee who filed against Park Si Hoo.
In a phone call with a media outlet, she said, "I've never seen Park Si Hoo except on TV. When I heard that I was the one that was assaulted by Park Si Hoo, I just laughed and shrugged it off as a joke in the beginning. But the situation grew out of hand. I don't know why I became that person. I think it must be because I was on a program once. I called the police about my personal information being revealed, and the police told me that they'd send out an official report asking people to stop spreading my information because we just have the same name."
Her photos, real name, school, and even major spread like fire throughout the internet. Believing her to be the trainee, many sent her comments like, "She must be going insane because she wants to be a celebrity", "You're a wh*re", and "Don't use Park Si Hoo".
People are … uh … fucking remarkable.
Shit like that is why victims don't want to come forward, a reality that's on the heads of both the psychotic netizens and whoever leaked that information about the alleged victim out, which I sure as fuck hope wasn't a journalist or law enforcement.
Anyway, enough about netizens and back to the case. Given the video evidence, there's not really much else to debate, as the facts so far seem to jive completely with her version of the events.
The only chip he has left to play revolves around what happened once they were in the house, because that's still technically unknown. In his initial statement, he went about as far as one could go without admitting to sexual relations, which is basically the only factor preventing this from being an open-and-shut case. Regardless though, given the accusation and the evidence available, I can't imagine many rational people coming to the conclusion that they were all there for a sleepover or something. Nor do I think reasonable people would conclude that they waited hours for her to sober up so she could consent to sex.
To put it bluntly, barring some type of stunning turn of events, Park Si Hoo is fucked at this point, and deservedly so.
The whole process will take time, and there will be further updates to come, but if you ask me, the more pressing issue now is what Park Si Hoo's supposed accomplice's role was, as it's entirely possible that the alleged victim was assaulted by two men and not just one.


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LOS ANGELES - Actor Mickey Rooney, a Hollywood legend whose career spanned more than 80 years, has died. He was 93.
Los Angeles Police Commander Andrew Smith said that Rooney was with his family when he died Sunday at his North Hollywood home.
Smith said police took a report but indicated that there was nothing suspicious and it was not a police case and he had no additional details on the circumstances of Rooney's death.
It's likely no one in show business history will ever match Rooney's career for sheer length and variety.
He starred in silent comedy shorts, MGM musicals with Judy Garland, the popular Andy Hardy family films, an Emmy-winning TV drama and a Broadway smash, "Sugar Babies." He was nominated for Oscars four times and won two special Oscars.
He was also known for his colorful private life that included eight marriages.
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Release Date: 1/25/2008
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Carroll Community College Welcomes Jessica Martin as Counselor/Advisor
Jessica Martin has joined the Admissions Office at Carroll Community College as counselor/advisor.
Prior experience includes over two years as a Vocational Specialist at Sinai Hospital, assisting high school students with disabilities in transitioning to employment and post-secondary training programs.
Martin has also taught as an adjunct faculty member in psychology at Carroll for the past year.
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There are reports of phone scammers targeting NYU, wherein a bogus "copy toner" supply company claims that they need to send the department an invoice for unpaid charges. The caller may ask the model of the department's copier so that they can 'update their records.' Moreover, their phone numbers come in as private.
This phone scam is particularly disconcerting because the caller often refers to other legitimate employees in the same department, to bolster the validity of the ruse. Oftentimes, the scammer is preying on reaching a temp, or someone new who will give up a name to the scammer so they can send an invoice or, even better, agree to a shipment. After the acceptance of one invoice, the scammer may begin to send more bogus invoices, some stamped "past due". They may even send a fake collection agency after your department, to convince them to pay.
There are few key tips you can follow to defend against these types of phone scams:
- Tell the scammer that you will contact them back at your known supplier's email address or phone number: This is also a strong deterrent for the scammer, since calling the original supplier will quickly expose the scam. Do not provide the phone number, name of the supplier, or the email address over the phone if asked.
- Ask questions: Phone scammers will often try to cajole victims into simply accepting an invoice without question. However, research has shown that the more questions you ask, the more likely the scammer is to end the phone call and move on. The best questions are usually the ones only your department and your suppliers would know.
- If you're not expecting anything, be cautious: If your department is not expecting a phone call or an email regarding a particular invoice or transaction, proceed cautiously. Contact your known suppliers or trusted parties and verify whether or not they attempted to contact your department.
Due to changes in the nature of the telecommunications industry, anonymous phone scams are easier than every to execute and are not unique to NYU. Be on the alert for suspicious phone calls of all types.
You can find out more about this "Toner Phoner Scam" here:
InfoWorld.com | The toner phoner scam
If you have received or are the victim of one of these types of phone scams, contact the Office of Public Safety immediately at (212) 998-2222.


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We talk of health all the time. Health clubs, health foods, health spas are a fad nowadays. Health is something we all want. But do we even know what health means. The Webster dictionary gives the meaning of health as freedom from defect, pain or disease. So it defines health as what it is not rather than what it is. True health must be thought of in positive, dynamic terms not simply as 'No Disease'.
Homoeopathy defines health as freedom on the physical level where the entire body operates in an integrated, harmonious way for optimum efficiency allowing us to respond appropriately to the environment
Thus health means "To be in Harmony with yourself and with the environment"
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The homoeopathic remedy works by stimulating the body's own healing power. The stimulus will help assist your own system to clear itself of any expressions of imbalance. The aim is to bring your own body to a level of health so as to cure in acute cases
As your Homoeopath what do we need to know and why?
To find the right remedy for you as an individual we need to know all about you. An understanding of you as a person, your habits, patterns of behavior, likes and dislikes, your reactive pattern along with a detailed description of your complaint and the symptoms you experience all together will direct us in helping you.
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How to Interact with and Assist Distressed Students
Any member of the UALR community may come into contact with a student in a state of severe distress. It is important to know how to identify the distress and how to interact with and deal with these behaviors. This brochure provides helpful ways to respond. We have also provided a clear list of campus resources available to assist in dealing with difficult situations. Remember you have on-campus resources and support to help you best assist students.
Signs of Psychological Distress:
• Marked changes in behavior, academic performance or class attendance
• Noticeable deterioration of hygiene or appearance
• Reference to harming self or others
• Persistent sadness or crying
• Strange behavior
• Nervousness, agitation, impaired speech, exaggerated movements
• High irritability or aggressive behavior
• Signs of drug and/or alcohol use
The Best Way to Help Students is to Communicate with Them
• Talk to the student in private
• Listen carefully to make sure you fully understand
• Praise the person for confiding in you
• Specifically acknowledge students' distress and show empathy
• Do NOT be negative or judgmental
• Do your best to keep them talking • Make use of campus resources
How to Deal with Suicidal/ Homicidal Thinking
Don't be shy about direct questions concerning suicidal or homicidal thinking.
In dealing with potentially violent behaviors you can ask the following:
• Are you thinking of harming yourself or others?
• Is there a suicide plan? … plan to harm others?
• If so, how will it happen?
• Where and when will an attempt be made?
Call Counseling & Career Planning Services (501.569.3185)
If immediate threat exists, call the Department of Public Safety (501.569.3400) or 911
Dealing with Disruptive Students
Sometimes a student's behavior will become disruptive and endanger others or interfere with classroom or other university functions. In these situations remember you have the right to control the class for the good of all involved.
The securing of a safe environment is always the TOP priority. You should call the Department of Public Safety whenever you feel there is a threat of violence or unlawful behavior. This includes a student's refusal to leave after being asked to do so.
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If a student appears to be out of control or is acting in a strange manner, these guidelines may help.
• Contact Department of Public Safety in the event of a dangerous situation
• Remain calm and in control
• Set clear limits on behavior
• Identify the problem
• Offer your assistance
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• Be respectful but firm
• Be direct and repeat yourself if needed
• Convey support and understanding
• Ask if there are family or friends that can be called
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• Express to the student that counseling is often helpful
• Encourage the student to call CCPS immediately on your phone – 501.569.3185
• Make the call to CCPS yourself while the student is with you
• Escort the student to CCPS, Student Services Center Room 119
• After 6:00 p.m. and weekends for counseling emergencies contact the Department of Public Safety at 569.3400.
Get Immediate Campus Help!
Pick up blue light phones. The Department of Public Safety will always answer.
Dial 501.569.3400.
Dial 911.
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• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800.273.8255
• National Veteran's Crisis Hotline 800.273.8255 – PRESS 1
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Duke's Chris Collins on verge of landing Northwestern coaching job
Duke associate head basketball coach Chris Collins appears close to landing his first college head-coaching job.
And it would take him to his childhood home.
Collins met with Northwestern officials on Monday about the school's vacant head-coaching position, according to sources, and is considered the front-runner for the job,
A former Mr. Basketball in Illinois as a prep star at Glenbrook North High School in the Chicago suburb of Northbrook, Collins would replace Bill Carmody with the Wildcats.
Fired on March 16, Carmody spent 13 years at Northwestern and, like every Wildcats coach before him, failed to make the NCAA Tournament.
The 38-year-old Collins expressed interest in the job as soon as it came open and his candidacy gained momentum following Duke's 66-50 NCAA Tournament win over Creighton in Philadelphia on Sunday night.
After returning to Durham at 4 a.m. Monday on the team's charter flight, the 38-year-old Collins met with Northwestern officials later Monday at an undisclosed location. A source close to the situation said the meeting did not take place on the school's Evanston, Ill., campus.
Duke associate head coach Steve Wojciechowski took Collins' place Monday night on the Duke Basketball Radio Show. The two normally alternate weeks, but Wojciechowski appeared with host Art Chase on consecutive weeks due to Collins' absence.
The Blue Devils did not practice on Monday and Collins was expected at Duke's practice Tuesday. No.6 Duke plays Michigan State in the Midwest Regional semifinals at Indianapolis on Friday night (9:45 p.m., WRAL)
Sources said the interview went well and that the idea of Collins being named Northwestern's head coach between now and the Duke-Michigan State game is a possibility.
There is also a chance Collins could visit Northwestern's campus for more meetings this week.
The Blue Devils will travel to Indianapolis today and practice there Thursday.
Collins played four seasons for Duke from 1993-97 and has been on Mike Krzyzewski's coaching staff since 2000. Duke won the 2001 and 2010 national championships during his tenure.
In 2008, Collins was named associate head coach for the Blue Devils. He has also worked with the U.S. Olympic teams during the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, when the team won two gold medals with Krzyzewski as its head coach.
The Chicago Tribune reported that Northwestern has already interviewed three current head coaches. That list, the paper said, is believed to include Bucknell's Dave Paulsen, Valparaiso's Bryce Drew, La Salle's John Giannini and perhaps Lehigh's Brett Reed.
Attempts to reach Collins were unsuccessful.
Last weekend, Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski said Collins would be a "great" head coach.
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The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Division of Medicine at the University of Florida College of Medicine-Jacksonville, seeks a full-time faculty member at the non-tenure accruing level of Assistant/associate/Full Professor. Major responsibilities include resident education, sign-out of hematopathology and surgical pathology cases and research. Salary is negotiable; benefits are excellent.
Minimum Requirements: Candidates must possess an MD degree or equivalent and be qualified for an unrestricted physician license in Florida Successful candidates must also be AP/CP board certified, fellowship trained and BC/BE in Hematopathology.
Applications will be accepted until an applicant pool is identified. The search committee will begin to review applications on December 11, 2012.
Qualified applicants should submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae and three letters of recommendation to: Search Chair Yvette McCarter, PhD, Position number 00023670, Department of Pathology, 655 West 8th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209, or email firstname.lastname@example.com [1].
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Four Ashe County players received awards for their play in the 2012 Colvard Oil Holiday Classic.
Women's tournament
Thursday, Dec. 27
Ashe 56, North Forsyth 20
Hibriten 54, Charlotte Catholic 48
Friday, Dec. 28
Third place game: Charlotte Catholic 48, North Forsyth 18
Championship game: Ashe 56, Hibriten 53
MVP: Morgan Hudler (Ashe)
All-Tournament team: Paige Spell (Ashe), Chelsea Reavis (Ashe), Keisha Corpening (Hibriten), Brittany Morton (Hibriten), Sophie Rossitch (Charlotte Catholic), and Tameka Banner (North Forsyth).
Men's tournament
Thursday, Dec. 27
Avery 52, Ashe 45
Charlotte Catholic 73, Hibriten 42
Friday, Dec. 28
Third place game: Hibriten 57, Ashe 49
Championship game: Charlotte Catholic 61, Avery 46
MVP: Mark Pollack (Charlotte Catholic)
All-Tournament team: Ives Harkins (Charlotte Catholic), Tafon Mainsah (Charlotte Catholic), Luke Wotell (Avery), James Stewart (Avery), Kell Berry (Hibriten), and Johnathan Cox (Ashe).


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H&R Reports Solid Q4 Results
Friday, March 08, 2013
H&R Reports Solid Q4 Results10:22 EST Friday, March 08, 2013TORONTO, March 8, 2013 /CNW/ - H&R Real Estate Investment Trust ("H&R REIT") and H&R Finance Trust (collectively, "H&R") (TSX: HR.UN; HR.DB.C; HR.DB.D; HR.DB.E) announced their financial results for the year ended December 31, 2012.Operating HighlightsH&R REIT's average remaining term to maturity as at December 31, 2012 was 12.5 years for leases and 7.7 years for outstanding mortgages. Occupancy at December 31, 2012 was 98.7%, down slightly from 99.1% at December 31, 2011. Leases representing 1.9% of total rentable area will expire during 2013. As at December 31, 2012, the ratio of H&R's debt to fair market value was 51.6% compared to 53.6% as at December 31, 2011. H&R's debt excluding convertible debentures to fair market value ratio was 48.3% compared to 47.1% as at December 31, 2011.Capital Transaction HighlightsDuring the fourth quarter of 2012, H&R REIT:completed a public offering of $150.1 million of Stapled Units;purchased two grocery anchored retail properties totalling 135,200 square feet in Florida, United States for an aggregate purchase price of U.S. $19.7 million, at a weighted average capitalization rate of 7.2% and a levered return of 11.2%. H&R REIT assumed a U.S. $6.5 million mortgage bearing interest at 5.75% per annum for a 9-year term and subsequently closed a U.S. $5.8 million mortgage bearing interest at 3.35% per annum for a 6.75-year term.Property AddressAnchor Square Feet Occupancy1491-1575 Main St., Dunedin, FloridaPublix74,20087%955 State Road 16, St. Augustines, FloridaPublix61,00093%Total 135,200 acquired a 50% interest in a 84,100 square foot retail property in Thunder Bay, Ontario for a purchase price of $1.4 million;sold four retail properties in Georgia, United States for gross proceeds of approximately U.S. $51.4 million; andsold an industrial property and a parcel of land held for development in Ontario for gross proceeds of $22.7 million.Development Highlights H&R REIT has reached practical completion on the construction of a two million square foot office building in Calgary, Alberta (the "Bow"), which is fully pre-leased to Encana Corporation for a 25-year term. Floors 3 to 57 were delivered to Encana Corporation in tranches between May 2, 2012 and February 22, 2013. The 25-year lease term is expected to commence on March 15, 2013 upon the anticipated delivery of the final two floors to Encana Corporation. Rent escalations will be at 0.75% per annum on the office space and 1.5% per annum on the parking income for the full 25-year term. H&R REIT estimates a further $48.2 million in costs will be incurred to complete the project, including capitalized interest. As at December 31, 2012, the total cost incurred on the project amounted to $1.67 billion (December 31, 2011 - $1.48 billion). This amount includes the costs for the construction of 1,358 parking stalls. Encana Corporation is entitled to a 60-day free rent fixturing period and a rent credit equal to the delay penalty of approximately $32.5 million. As at December 31, 2012, the unused portion of the rent credit balance relating to the delay penalty was approximately $15.2 million. This rent free period, combined with the interest expense that was no longer capitalized as tranches of the project became available for their intended use, resulted in an FFO loss of $1.3 million and an AFFO loss of $31.0 million in 2012 as shown in the table below. The table below also provides an estimate of FFO and AFFO for the first three quarters in 2013. ActualEstimate(2)In MillionsQ4 2012(1)Total 2012Q1 2013Q2 2013Q3 2013Basic rent$ -$ -$2.2$22.4$23.3Straight-lining of contractual rent15.429.7220.127.116.11Interest no longer capitalized(3)(14.0)(25.1)(3.1)(4.3)(4.3)Mortgage interest(3.4)(5.9)(4.4)(4.6)(4.6)Expected Bow impact on FFO(4)(2.0)(1.3)17.316.216.3Expected Bow impact on AFFO(4)(17.4)(31.0)(5.3)13.514.4(1) Results varied from previously reported estimates due to a delay in the projected completion date.(2) This information is being provided so that investors are able to understand the expected impact of the Bow to H&R REIT's operations. This information may not be appropriate for other purposes.(3) The estimates for Q1 and Q2 2013 supersede the estimates previously provided by H&R since, in particular, the interest no longer capitalized is now being compared to Q4 2012's capitalized interest whereas it had previously been compared to 2011's.(4) H&R's combined Management Discussion and Analysis ("MD&A") includes reconciliations of: net income to FFO; FFO and AFFO; and AFFO to cash provided by operations. Readers are encouraged to review such reconciliations in the combined MD&A.Financial HighlightsThe following table includes non-Generally Accepted Accounting Principles ("GAAP") information that should not be construed as an alternative to comprehensive income (loss) or cash provided by operations and may not be comparable to similar measures presented by other issuers as there is no standardized meaning of FFO under GAAP. Management believes that these are meaningful measures of operating performance. Readers are encouraged to refer to H&R's combined MD&A for further discussion of non-GAAP information presented. 3 months ended December 31Year ended December 312012201120122011Rentals from investment properties (millions)$230.5$178.2$835.3$656.9Net income (millions)$102.6$24.6$508.9$338.0FFO (millions)(1)(2)$85.2$67.8$329.0$261.5FFO per Stapled Unit (basic)(2)$0.44$0.40$1.74$1.64Cash provided by operations (millions)$153.8$104.0$551.4$404.6Cash distributions paid (millions) (3)$46.2$31.7$164.8$119.4Distributions per Stapled Unit$0.31$0.26$1.18$0.98(1) H&R's combined MD&A includes reconciliations of: net income to FFO; FFO to AFFO; and AFFO to cash provided by operations. Readers are encouraged to review such reconciliations in the combined MD&A.(2) See below for significant and non-recurring items included in FFO and FFO per Stapled Unit.(3) Cash distributions paid exclude distributions reinvested in units pursuant to H&R's unitholder distribution reinvestment plan and include distributions paid to the Class B Limited Partnership unitholders who can exchange their units for Stapled Units.Beginning in Q4 2012, H&R REIT has elected to record investment properties at fair value. This change in accounting policy has been adopted on a retrospective basis and the comparative 2011 results have been restated accordingly. This change resulted in an increase to unitholder's equity of $997.9 million as at January 1, 2011. The fair value adjustment on real estate assets was $30.7 million for the three months ended December 31, 2012 (Q4 2011 - $38.3 million) and $253.1 million for the year ended December 31, 2012 (December 31, 2011 - $199.9 million). Under International Financial Reporting Standards at each reporting period, H&R REIT fair values its convertible debentures and exchangeable units using closing market prices. This is shown as a gain (loss) on change in fair value. Also included in the gain (loss) on change in fair value is the net gain (loss) on derivative instruments. The total gain (loss) on change in fair value was $17.7 million for the three months ended December 31, 2012 (Q4 2011 - ($69.2 million)) and ($7.7 million) for the year ended December 31, 2012 (December 31, 2011 - ($108.4 million)). Excluding the fair value adjustment on real estate assets and the gain (loss) on change in fair value net income would have been $54.2 million for the three months ended December 31, 2012 (Q4 2011 - $55.5 million) and $263.5 million for the year ended December 31, 2012 (December 31, 2011 - $246.5 million).Included in FFO are the following items which can be a source of significant variances between different periods: 3 months ended December 31 Year ended December 31In millions2012201120122011Additional recoveries for capital expenditures$5.3$4.4$13.8$7.1Gain (loss) on extinguishment of debt(0.1)$0.2$10.1$9.3One-time non-recurring items*$0.1-($1.5)$1.9The Bow(2.0)-($1.3)- $3.3$4.6$21.1$18.3* One-time non-recurring items may include lease termination payments, mortgage pre-payment penalties, sundry income, one-time occupancy and realty tax adjustments and unusual trust expenses.Excluding the above items, FFO would have been $81.9 million for the three months ended December 31, 2012 (Q4 2011 - $63.1 million) and $0.42 per basic Stapled Unit (Q4 2011 - $0.38 per basic Stapled Unit). For the year ended December 31, 2012, FFO would have been $307.9 million (December 31, 2011 - $243.2 million) and $1.63 per basic Stapled Unit (December 31, 2011 - $1.52 per basic Stapled Unit).Subsequent to December 31, 2012, H&R REIT:sold two industrial properties in Ontario for gross proceeds of approximately $20.5 million;repaid a Canadian mortgage of approximately $69.5 million bearing interest at a rate of 8.16% andentered into an amended and restated arrangement agreement with Primaris Retail Real Estate Investment Trust ("Primaris") and PRR Investments Inc. to acquire all the property of Primaris remaining following the sale by Primaris of 18 properties to a consortium led by KingSett Capital and to become the sole unitholder of Primaris. In connection with the transaction, H&R expects to issue approximately 65.2 million stapled units for delivery to certain existing Primaris unitholders and H&R REIT expects to assume certain outstanding convertible debentures of Primaris. It is expected that H&R REIT will acquire 26 properties from Primaris with a fair value of $3.1 billion along with assumed indebtedness of approximately $1.4 billion. The transaction is subject to approval by the unitholders of H&R REIT, Finance Trust and Primaris at meetings to be held on March 22, 2013 as well as other customary closing conditions. Assuming all conditions to closing are satisfied or waived, closing is expected to occur in early April 2013.March's Monthly Distributions DeclaredMarch's declared distribution is scheduled as follows: Distribution/Stapled UnitAnnualizedRecord dateDistribution dateMarch 2013$0.11250$1.35March 19, 2013April 2, 2013About H&R REIT and H&R Finance TrustH&R REIT is an open-ended real estate investment trust, which owns a North American portfolio of 42 office, 113 industrial and 138 retail properties comprising over 44 million square feet and 2 development projects, with a fair value of approximately $10 billion. The foundation of H&R REIT's success since inception in 1996 has been a disciplined strategy that leads to consistent and profitable growth. H&R REIT leases its properties long term to creditworthy tenants and strives to match those leases with primarily long-term, fixed-rate financing.H&R Finance Trust is an unincorporated investment trust, which primarily invests in notes issued by a U.S. corporation which is a subsidiary of H&R REIT. As at December 31, 2012, the note receivable balance is U.S. $162.5 million. In 2008, H&R REIT completed an internal reorganization which resulted in each issued and outstanding H&R REIT unit trading together with a unit of H&R Finance Trust as a "Stapled Unit" on the Toronto Stock Exchange.Forward-looking StatementsCertain information in this news release contains forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable securities laws (also known as forward-looking statements) including, among others, statements relating to the objectives of H&R REIT and H&R Finance Trust, strategies to achieve those objectives, H&R's beliefs, plans, estimates, and intentions, and similar statements concerning anticipated future events, results, circumstances, performance or expectations that are not historical facts including, in particular, the acquisition of Primaris by H&R, H&R REIT's expectation regarding future developments in connection with and financial impact of The Bow and the amount of distributions to unitholders. Forward-looking statements generally can be identified by words such as "outlook", "objective", "may", "will", "expect", "intend", "estimate", "anticipate", "believe", "should", "plans", "project", "budget" or "continue" or similar expressions suggesting future outcomes or events. Such forward-looking statements reflect H&R's current beliefs and are based on information currently available to management. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are based on H&R's estimates and assumptions that are subject to risk and uncertainties, including those discussed in H&R's materials filed with the Canadian securities regulatory authorities from time to time, which could cause the actual results and performance of H&R to differ materially from the forward-looking statements contained in this news release. Those risks and uncertainties include, among other things, the completion of the acquisition of Primaris, risks related to: prices and market value of securities of H&R; availability of cash for distributions; restrictions pursuant to the terms of indebtedness; liquidity; credit risk and tenant concentration; interest rate and other debt related risk; tax risk; ability to access capital markets; dilution; lease rollover risk; construction risks; currency risk; unitholder liability; co-ownership interest in properties; competition for real property investments; environmental matters; reliance on one corporation for management of substantially all H&R REIT's properties; and changes in legislation and indebtedness of H&R. Material factors or assumptions that were applied in drawing a conclusion or making an estimate set out in the forward-looking statements include that the general economy is stable; local real estate conditions are stable; interest rates are relatively stable; and equity and debt markets continue to provide access to capital. H&R cautions that this list of factors is not exhaustive. Although the forward-looking statements contained in this news release are based upon what H&R believes are reasonable assumptions, there can be no assurance that actual results will be consistent with these forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this news release are qualified by these cautionary statements. These forward-looking statements are made as of today, and H&R, except as required by applicable law, assumes no obligation to update or revise them to reflect new information or the occurrence of future events or circumstances.SOURCE: H&R Real Estate Investment TrustFor further information: Additional information regarding H&R REIT and H&R Finance Trust is available at www.hr-reit.com and on www.sedar.com. For more information, please contact Larry Froom, Chief Financial Officer, H&R REIT, 416-635-7520, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


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public Hunting Atlas
The South Dakota Hunting Atlas contains maps and information on South Dakota's Walk-In Areas, Game Production Areas (GPAs), Waterfowl Production Areas (WPAs), some School Lands, and some BLM Lands.
Hunting Atlas Updates (changes since atlas was printed)
2014 Public Hunting Atlas - Online Version
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This atlas is valid through May (spring turkey season).
Each year's new atlas becomes available in August.
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You already know Jerry Lewis is a douchebag. His misogyny and homophobia are well established. There are even uncyclopedic entries on his douchedom.
But in some respects Jerry has not gotten the credit he deserves. He's also a patronizing ableist who's successfully promoted out-dated, prejudicial attitudes about disability. In recognition of this noncomplishment, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences decided to give him an Oscar – for being a humanitarian.
As a disability rights activist, I'm sure Jerry considers me one of the "leeches. . . . Disabled people who are . . . bitter at the bad hand they've been dealt." Whatever. I've still gotta ask:
Who's worse? The douchebag who spews this stuff, or the Board of Douches that gave him an award for it?
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Most Harvard teams will be up in Hanover, facing their Big Green rivals. The Harvard Crimson Sports Cube will be there. Besides the action up at Dartmouth, the Harvard women's volleyball team continues its quest for an Ivy title today at the MAC against Columbia. Catch the Cube on Monday for complete coverage of the Harvard sports scene.
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UNIONDALE, N.Y. -- The New York Islanders have announced that the team is being sold to a former Washington Capitals co-owner and a London-based investor.
In a statement Tuesday, the team says a group led by former Capitals co-owner Jon Ledecky and investor Scott Malkin has reached an agreement to buy a "substantial" minority interest in the team.
Terms were not immediately disclosed.
The team says under the agreement, current owner Charles Wang will continue as majority stockholder for two years. At that point, ownership will transfer to the Ledecky-Malkin group.
The team, which was founded in 1972, has announced plans to move from Long Island to Brooklyn following this season (see full story).
Settlement reached in Moore/Bertuzzi lawsuit
TORONTO -- A settlement has been reached in Steve Moore's lawsuit against NHL forward Todd Bertuzzi, more than 10 years after the bloody, on-ice attack ended Moore's career.
Geoff Adair, a lawyer for Bertuzzi, confirmed the case was "settled in its totality" but said Tuesday the terms are confidential. The multimillion-dollar lawsuit had been set for trial Sept. 8.
Messages to Moore's lawyer, the NHL, Bertuzzi's agent and the Canucks were not immediately returned.
On March 8, 2004, Bertuzzi, then playing for the Vancouver Canucks, hit Moore from behind. The Colorado Avalanche rookie crashed face first to the ice, leaving him with a concussion and fractured vertebrae.
Moore alleges the Canucks had put a bounty on him following his check that injured their captain, Markus Naslund. Bertuzzi pleaded guilty to criminal assault causing bodily harm. He was sentenced in 2006 to one year of probation and 80 hours of community service.
There has been years of legal wrangling since. The civil case was filed in Ontario court in 2006 but was slowed by delays.
Moore, now 35, never fully recovered from his injuries and was unable to keep playing. In March, a day before the 10th anniversary of the play, he told The Canadian Press he still has headaches and low energy (see full story).


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Posted by Anonymous on 08/25/2008
Our experience at Tony's was excellent. The food was delicious! The value could not be beat in times square. Our entire meal, including 4 bar drinks, a salad, bread and main entree was around $60. We will definately go back the next time we are there.
Posted by OldTimeNYer on 07/02/2008
Tony's is a great NY restaurant. Last night we went before the theater and was thrilled that we strayed from our regular dishes. The waiter suggested 2 specials..and they were fantastic..pasta cooked perfectly, shrimp, chicken ..all excellent. Excellent service..the waiter asked if we were going to the theater and made sure we had plenty of time. ould get noisy..but worth it!
Posted by Anonymous on 06/23/2008
We came here for dinner with reservation on Saturday for 6:00. You need reservation or the wait was over an hour. Food excellent as always. Best value I believe in New York city for a nice meal. You are out in less than an hour with dessert. We sat in the back so the noise was not a problem.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/17/2008
not as expensive as other Italian restaurants in the city, but as good food as you will find anywhere else. gets very crowded on weekend nights and around the holidays, but if you don't mind a little noise then it's definitely worth it. reservations are recommended as the wait can get upwards of 30 mins for non-reservations, but they have a great bar while you wait. the staff are always friendly and attentive. i've been living in new york city for 20 years, and this is by far my favorite italian restaurant.
Posted by Magic Man on 05/15/2008
I visit NYC twice a month to see shows. One of those times we try a different restaurant - the other we return to Tony's. Their food is always excellent and the taste never varies. The service is professional and doting. The managers are attentive and generally (when the place isn't SRO) stop by each table. I've seen Broadway stars there and NY Radio and TV personalities as well as sports stars...there MUST be something good there! If you are looking for an intimate dinner - eat atmosphere somewhere else -otherwise - I've yet to be disappointed.
Posted by merlin53 on 05/12/2008
My daughter and I celebrated her 32nd Birthday with a Spring Awakening matinee followed by dinner at Tony's on May 10th,2008. Arriving 20 mins. early for our 5:00 reservation, we were promptly seated. Our waitress, Elizabeth, made us feel right at home immeditely with her down to earth approach to service,and descriptions of the days specials. We began with a hot antipasti for two, which featured stuffed mushrooms, baked clams, grilled shrimp and eggplant rolantini. For our pasta course, we chose one of the specials,a lobster and crab stuffed ravioli, sauted with shrimp,arugala,endive and cherry tomatoes in a white wine garlic sauce. Impressive presentation with black and red striped ravioli, swimming in all of the above. Our main course, another special, was two large breasts of chicken, wrapped in prosciutto ham, roasted red peppers, and mozzarella,surrounded by 8 jumbo Shrimp wrapped in prosciutto ham and served ala francaise in a wine and garlic sauce. We also ordered a side of escarole and white canolli beans in olive oil and garlic. Desserts were a tray of 6 mini cannolis, with whipped cream and berries, and a chocolate mousse/vanilla ganache cake. All of our [select]ions were outstanding from appetizers to dessert. Not one thing to complain about here. Family style servings were enough for 3- 4 people, and we brought home enough leftovers to have another great meal Another shout out to Elizabeth, our server, who was super attentive to all of our needs and requests, with a warm and friendly style. A great waiter/ waitress can make a world of difference in your NYC dining experience, and Elizabeth did just that! Highly recommended and we certainly will be returning to Tony D's again.
Posted by Mikey's Parents on 01/25/2008
We ate there on Jan.13. My husband son and I went there after a show. It is a meal that is always great you can couint on that. It is the only place I can get both my son and husband to eat veal. The marsala is wonderful as is the baked clams and spaghetti marinara. Although everythind is wonderful we always sem to go back to the same meal beacause it is just that good.


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If signed by Gov. Phil Bryant, House Bill 484 will become law July 1. Violators would face a $25 fine the first year. The fine would increase to $100 after July 1, 2015.
"Texting while driving is a dangerous practice and should be illegal. I look forward to reviewing and signing this law in hopes of protecting lives on Mississippi roadways," Bryant said. ...


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Growing Through Forgiveness
Miketz: A resource for families.
By Rabbi Dianne Cohler-Esses
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Reprinted with permission from Torah Topics for Today.
All families experience strife at one point or another. There might be a distancing of siblings, a child angry at a parent, or a parent angry at a child. It's important that we move past this angry distancing toward reconciliation.
In this Torah portion Joseph takes revenge on his brothers for throwing him into a pit and selling him into slavery. No wonder. His pain was sufficient to make anyone want to take revenge. When his brothers travel to Egypt to obtain grain for their family in the face of a famine, the brothers have no idea that the powerful man who stands before them dispensing grain is none other than Joseph himself.
Joseph takes advantage of his secret identity and throws Judah into jail and then threatens to enslave Benjamin. Judah, however, in our next portion, courageously approaches Joseph. He makes it clear that, if he and his brothers don't return home with Benjamin his father will be grievously hurt. Joseph is overcome with emotion. "I am your brother Joseph" he says, "he whom you sold into Egypt." With that Joseph and his brothers have an emotional reconciliation–Joseph weeps and embraces his brothers.
Judah's courage in approaching Joseph allowed Joseph to move away from revenge toward reconciliation. That powerful but simple caring gesture reached underneath Joseph's rage and led him to reveal his identity. We like Judah can approach the other, and like Joseph we can forgive when our anger has cooled down.
TALK TO YOUR KIDS about Joseph's forgiveness of his brothers, overcoming his hurt and anger.
· Is it hard to approach another family member after a fight?
· What could make it easier?
· Why do you think it's important to forgive?
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