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Mr. D'Amato brings over three decades of financial management, senior accounting and gaming operations experience to Empire Resorts and provides broad industry experience and particularly intimate knowledge of the Northeast gaming market.
Mr. D'Amato most recently served as the Chief Executive Officer of Mount Airy Casino Resort in Pennsylvania, from 2007 to 2009, and as Chief Financial Officer of the Seneca Gaming Corporation in Western New York from 2002 to 2005 and as its Chief Operating Officer from 2005 to 2007. During his earlier career in the gaming industry, Mr. D'Amato served in various executive capacities with the Trump Entertainment, Park Place and Golden Nugget organizations. From 1970-1975, Mr. D'Amato was a Senior Auditor at Ernst & Young. Mr. D'Amato has participated in raising over $2 billion in the public and bank finance markets, and has extensive experience with Sarbanes Oxley and the filing requirements and regulations of the Securities & Exchange Commission. He has been a CPA in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and received an MS in Taxation from Widener University in 1985, an MBA (Finance) from LaSalle University in 1978, and a BS in Business Administration from LaSalle University in 1970.
Mr. D'Amato also currently serves as a member of the Empire Resorts, Inc. Board of Directors.
A recognized leader in New York State racing, casino and Native American gaming policy for over a decade, Mr. Degliomini is an Executive Vice President of Government Affairs for Empire Resorts. Previously, he was Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing of eLottery, Inc. the first firm to advance the technology to facilitate the sales and marketing of governmental lottery tickets on the Internet. Before taking the position at eLottery, Mr. Degliomini was President and Founder of Atlantic Communications, a New York-based corporate and government affairs management company. Mr. Degliomini served in the General Services Administration (GSA) as Chief of Staff to the Regional Administrator, was a U.S. Senate legislative staff member and was the New York State Communications Director for the Reagan-Bush campaign in 1984. Mr. Degliomini has a B.A. in political science from Queens College and is an M.A. candidate at the New York University School of Public Administration.
Prior to her employment with Empire, Ms. Horner worked in the Office of Chief Counsel assigned to the Bureau of Licensing of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board ("Board") since July 2005. In September 2006, Ms. Horner was named the Board's first Director of the Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling. She is a member of the Standards, Policies and Regulations Interest Group for the National Council on Problem Gambling, and American Mensa. Ms. Horner is on the advisory board to the National Center for Responsible Gaming's Annual Conference on Gambling and Addiction, was elected to the Board of Directors of the International Masters of Gaming Law ("IMGL") in 2008 as the representative of the Regulators Affiliate Member classification and is a member of the IMGL's Responsible Gaming Committee. She has been involved in the gaming industry, as an attorney, since 1996 and is an adjunct professor of law at Rutgers University School of Law-Camden where she teaches Casino Law.
Prior to joining Empire Resorts as Chief Financial Officer, Ms. Pitts most recently served from December 2008 until December 2010 as Regional Vice President of Finance and Administration for American Racing and Entertainment, LLC, a private company that owns and operates horseracing, resort, and gaming facilities, including Tioga Downs and Vernon Downs. She previously was employed as the Chief Financial Officer for Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs, a gaming and entertainment facility owned by the Mohegan Tribe of Indians of Connecticut, from April 2005 until November 2008.
Ms. Pitts has held a variety of senior financial positions with Seneca Allegany Casino, Mystic Lake Casino & Hotel, and The Tunica Sheraton Casino and at Harrah's properties in Tunica, Memphis and Atlantic City. Ms. Pitts received her MBA from Metropolitan State University in St. Paul, Minnesota and her BA degree in accounting from Stockton State College in Pomona, New Jersey.
Clifford A. Ehrlich is Monticello Casino & Raceway's President and General Manager. A 25 year hospitality veteran, from 1981-1996 Mr. Ehrlich served as Vice President of the Pines Hotel, an iconic 422 room Catskill Resort that featured a golf course, ski area, and 1,200 seat night club.
As Monticello Casino & Raceway's President and General Manager, Mr. Ehrlich serves as the principle operating executive for all casino and harness racing operations.
From 1996 to 2004 Mr. Ehrlich was the President of Monticello Raceway, one of the nation's oldest harness raceways. In 2004 he helped supervise a $27 million renovation and construction which transformed Monticello Raceway into today's Monticello Casino & Raceway. From 2004 - 2007 Mr. Ehrlich worked as Senior Vice President of Operations at Monticello Casino & Raceway prior to being promoted to President and General Manager in 2007.
Mr. Ehrlich's education includes a B.S. in Business Management from University of Colorado and he is a board member of the Sullivan County Tourism Advisory Board, past President of Catskill Resort Association, and past Track Director of the United States Trotting Association.


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The 4th Amendment to the United States Constitution (21st Century Revision):
The right of the people to be secure in their persons,houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, because We don't need them any more.
The Bill of Rights has been wronged. Progress? (Constitutional Mourning T-Shirt from Irregular Times)

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BATON ROUGE, Louisiana — East Baton Rouge Parish sheriff's deputies are looking for a work-release inmate, serving time for a Livingston Parish drug charge, that left his job post and did not return.
The Advocate reports (http://bit.ly/1WEwhai ) 30-year-old Kevin Whetstone was working off-shore on a tugboat and left after the boat docked Tuesday evening.
Whetstone called a relative for a ride and told the relative he was allowed to leave.
It is believed that he may possibly be in the Livingston Parish area.
Whetstone is serving time for possession of cocaine.
Anyone with information is asked to call East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office at 225-389-5000.
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Are you a registered Democrat? A Republican?
The board of directors for the Alaska Federation of Natives -- the nonprofit representing indigenous people in nearly 180 communities across the state -- recommends dropping your party affiliation. At least on paper.
A draft resolution proposed by the board at this week's convention at the Dena'ina Center in Anchorage calls on voters, and Alaska Native voters in particular, to switch their registrations to "undeclared."
Undeclared voters can vote for either a Democrat or a Republican in primary elections, the board argues, "and thereby vote for the candidates that most support their views and standings on the issues."
Former AFN President Byron Mallott said he supports the proposal, which would allow voters to participate in the closed Republican primaries which typically favor more conservative candidates.
"Very conservative ideologies scare the hell out of us, because of our circumstance," Mallott said, emphasizing that he was speaking for himself and not all Alaska Natives. "Because of the range of issues that affect us ... I hope it passes with a huge vote."
Delegates will vote on the proposed resolution and about 50 others on Saturday, the final day of the three-day annual convention. AFN resolutions are nonbinding but signal the collective will of the state's largest association of Alaska Natives.
One unofficial theme at this year's convention is a blooming recognition that efforts to re-elect Sen. Lisa Murkowski proved the Native vote and unrestricted Alaska Native corporation spending can sway an election.
Fairbanks Republican Joe Miller defeated Murkowski in the primary only to lose to the incumbent in the general election after an unprecedented write-in campaign waged at last year's AFN convention and across the state.
In Alaska, any registered voter can choose the primary ballot that includes Democrats, members of the Alaskan Independence Party and Libertarian candidates. Only registered nonpartisan, undeclared and Republican voters can choose the Republican primary ballot, according to the Division of Elections.
"It may be in this day and age just an urban myth that most Alaska Natives are registered Democrats," Mallott said. "For example, I've been registered undeclared for at least a dozen years."
Alaska Republican Party chairman Randy Ruedrich said there could be an unexpected benefit to the proposal by AFN's 37-member leadership.
"Rural Alaska voter turnout has always been low in the primary," Ruedrich said. "This might increase voter turnout, which is good -- gives them one more reason to potentially vote."
Otherwise, Ruedrich said the change would have little impact, given that there are relatively few registered Democrats in rural Alaska and only a portion of those are Alaska Native.
Alaska Democratic Party Chairwoman Patti Higgins said the closed Republican primary is moving the Republicans "toward the most extreme voices in their party."
But the proposal by the AFN board is not the solution, she said. For example, only registered Democrats can hold office within the state party organization, and voters would lose that ability if they switch affiliation.
"People ought to be able to vote for and support whoever they want to, without changing or hiding who they are," Higgins said.
Among the other proposals scheduled for a vote this week at AFN: A call to abolish Columbus Day.
"It is unconscionable for the United States of America to celebrate and honor a person of such character of child molestation, degradation of women, genocide and enslavement of people," says a draft resolution proposed by the Bethel-based Association of Village Council Presidents.
The association is asking Alaska's congressional leaders to propose a national ban on Columbus Day celebration and replace it with a "holiday honoring the great Native American leaders who contributed to this country."
U.S. Rep. Don Young plans to run for re-election in 2012 and 2014, a spokesman said Thursday.
That said, the 78-year-old Republican is already thinking about who ought to replace him when it's time to step down.
"I have to say that the Lord's been good to me. ... But I also recognize maybe he will come down and reach for me some day," Young told the crowd Thursday. "The devil may reach from below too. I may be stretched, I do not know," he joked.
"But I would be no more prouder in my life than to have a Alaska Native be the United States congressman," Young said to loud applause.
Did he have anyone in mind?
Young said later that he tried to recruit 2011 Iditarod champion John Baker of Kotzebue.
"John says, 'No way you're going to get me in involved in politics,' " Young said.
Young said he wasn't referring to any one candidate.
"I never pick who runs anyway, so I'm not endorsing anybody," Young said in an interview. "I think with all the ladies around in the Native community, there's some tremendously bright women and some very bright men."
Dissatisfied with a promised federal overhaul of subsistence hunting and fishing management in Alaska, AFN President Julie Kitka told the crowd that federal law must be changed to provide what's called a "Native-plus-rural" priority.
That would mean that Alaska Natives who move to cities would still get a preference when it comes to subsistence hunting and fishing on federal land. It would require an act of Congress.
Kitka also warned of looming cuts to programs that serve Alaska Natives as pressure grows to reduce the federal deficit.
"Funding for the wide array of services essential to the welfare and success of Native Americans, including Alaska Natives, has never been adequate to meet the needs of our people," Kitka told the crowd. "Cuts to funding that are anticipated as the Congress deals with this is nothing short of another form of termination by the United States."
Follow updates of the AFN convention from reporter Kyle Hopkins on our rural blog (adn.com/thevillage) and on Twitter (twitter.com/adn_kylehopkins). Call him at Kyle Hopkins at 257-4334 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Keeping up with AFN
The annual Alaska Federation of Natives convention continues today and Saturday at the Dena'ina Center. It's open to the public. The event is also being broadcast live on GCI cable, ARCS and 360 North, streamed at nativefederation.org and broadcast live on KNBA 90.3 FM.
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x360a Review: Lips
Written Monday, December 01, 2008 By Dan WebbView author's profile
I think everyone saw the embarrassing, hugely fake unveiling of Lips at E3 this year ... If you didn't and want to cringe, head on over to YouTube for a gander, but seriously, maybe it's a good thing you missed it. I can't help but think that my life would have been better if I had missed it ... Very traumatic.
Despite all that though, Lips has what it makes to be a solid karaoke game ... especially with Christmas around the corner and drunk family members just wanting to make a fool out of themselves is almost a certainty. How did our session fare with the new IP? Will it be a one hit wonder or have we got a teen sensation on our hands?


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Westminster is a city in Orange County, California. It was founded in 1870 by Rev. Lemuel Webber as a Presbyterian temperance colony. Its name is taken from the Westminster Assembly of 1643, which laid out the basic tenets of the Presbyterian faith. For several years of its early history, its farmers refused to grow grapes because they associated grapes with alcohol. Westminster was incorporated in 1957, at which time it had 10,755 residents. Originally, the city was named Tri-City because it was the amalgamation of three cities: Westminster, Barber City, and Midway City. Midway City ultimately turned down incorporation, leaving Barber City to be absorbed into the newly incorporated Westminster. The former Barber City was located in the western portion of the current city of Westminster. Westminster is landlocked and bordered by Seal Beach on the west, by Garden Grove on the north and east, and by Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley on the south. Westminster surrounds the unincorporated area of Midway City, except for a small portion where Midway City meets Huntington Beach to the south. A large number of Vietnamese refugees came to the city in the 1970s, settling largely in an area now officially named Little Saigon, and the city is unofficially known as the "capital" of overseas Vietnamese. As of the 2010 census, the city has a population of 89,701, up from 88,207 at the 2000 census. Westminster won the All-America City Award in 1996.
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The Old Pig Barn is a fabulous, one-bedroom cottage built on the foundations of the original pig barns standing in the grounds of The Homestead in Stokesby. The Old Pig Barn is on a single level and sleeps two in a double bedroom with a double sofa bed available in the lounge. The cottage has been furnished and decorated to a high standard; it provides modern coordinated accommodation within a traditional setting. The cottage also benefits from a large selection of the Owners' art collection. All rooms have high ceilings and wood flooring throughout. The main living area is open plan with a modern well fitted kitchen. The bathroom is ¾ tiled, with a modern suite including an electric shower over the bath. There is parking for two cars and a garden area with table, chairs and BBQ. The Old Pig Barn has stunning views over the grounds of The Homestead including the adjoining day ticket fishery and the open farmland around.
The Old Pig Barn is on the outskirts of the delightful village of Stokesby. Within 5 minutes walking distance is the Ferry pub/restaurant and the Riverside Tea Rooms. Two miles away is Acle – The Gateway to the Broads - with supermarkets, pharmacy and butchers, weekly market and country auction as well as a pub and several restaurants. Eight miles away is Great Yarmouth with its beaches and many museums and attractions to visit including the race course and harbour. The Old Pig Barn affords easy access to all parts of the Norfolk Broads where you can explore the network of natural waterways, with Wroxham, Stalham and Horning all within a twenty minute drive.
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Central heating, TV, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
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|Private garden, BBQ, Private fishing lake or river
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The cottage includes a brand new fully equipped kitchen including an electric hob, built in double oven/ grill, washing machine. There are ample work surfaces and cupboards for storage where you will find everything expected in a well stocked kitchen.
The open-plan living and dining area is inviting and relaxing and includes - colour digital TV & DVD, a small selection of DVDs are available, Dab Radio with CD, selection of local books, maps and guides and games. The woodburner creates a warm, relaxing atmosphere on cold nights. The dining area provides spacious and comfortable seating for four adults.
There is a spacious, colour coordinated bedroom with a double bed, wardrobe and drawers. Duvet and linen and hairdryer provided.
The bathroom comprises a modern suite including an electric shower over the bath and is ¾ tiled.
The cottage is warmed with electric panel heating with separate thermostatic valves in each room.
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The cottage has its own private garden and table and chairs are provided to enjoy views over the open countryside. There is a separate access to the Old Pig Barn which leads to car parking for up to 3 cars immediately adjacent to the cottage with security lighting. There is access to a shed in which to store the BBQ and for guests to store fishing tackle, walking gear etc. Guests also have access to the Owners' 4 acre wildlife haven including the well regarded fishing lake.
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A welcome pack with local produce is provided on arrival. The owners, Janet and Andy, live in the adjacent thatched house and are always available to assist with any of your requirements.
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Norfolk Broads - Britain's largest protected wetland has similar status to a national park, mixing wildlife and natural beauty with leisure. The inland waterways of the broads cover a huge area – well worth hiring a boat for a day or half day and exploring the area.
The Old Pig Barn is on the outskirts of the delightful village of Stokesby. Within 5 minutes walking distance is the Ferry pub/restaurant and the Riverside Tea Rooms. Two miles away is Acle – The Gateway to the Broads - with supermarkets, pharmacy and butchers, weekly market and country auction as well as a pub and several restaurants. Eight miles away is Great Yarmouth with its beaches and many museums and attractions to visit including the race course and harbour. The Old Pig Barn affords easy access to all parts of the Norfolk Broads where you can explore the network of natural waterways, with Wroxham, Stalham and Horning all within a twenty minute drive.
Great Yarmouth - an ancient town which for centuries has been an important centre for the fishing industry. Nowadays, it is a popular seaside resort with miles of sandy beach, attractive gardens and a huge variety of traditional seaside entertainment and amusement. There is a busy commercial harbour and a section of the medieval town still survives. The old houses were crowded into narrow alleyways called rows and a few of these can still be seen in the Heritage Quarter. The South Quay area features a number of museums, showcasing the town's past. There is a mile long promenade strip with numerous tourist attractions, gambling amusements, restaurants and bars. The top attractions of Great Yarmouth are the miles of sandy beach, the Britannia Pier and the rides of the Pleasure Beach. During the summer months, various events are staged including weekly firework displays.
Norwich City - A fine historic city with many interesting places to visit, including the cathedral, castle and museum and excellent traditional and modern shops, including an impressive mall. The city is listed amongst the top ten places for shopping in the UK. The state of the art Millennium Library at the city's forum building is a must. The cosmopolitan city of Norwich has a lively mix of nightlife, a good variety of restaurants and a range of clubs catering for all tastes.
Wroxham Barns - A Craft Centre situated just outside Wroxham. If you have an interest in seeing craftsmen and women producing top quality items, this is the place to visit. The barns have something for everyone, gift shops, patchwork and quilting, gardening, local cider, pictures, stained glass shops to name a few.
Thrigby Wildlife Park - A short drive from the Old Pig Barn, Thrigby has a rare collection of animals and birds. It works with conservation trusts around the world and Ken Sims the owner is renowned for his work here. The hall and gardens are also well worth visiting, this is a place that is great for adults and children alike.
Museum of the Broads at Stalham - This fascinating museum sets out the history of man's influence on the Broadland landscape. It shows the history of life and times on the Broads and documents the start of the famous boating holidays. Many boats are on show and there are wonderful videos showing the restoration and launching of original Broads boats.
Potter Heigham - one of the major boating centres on the Norfolk Broads, with many boating holidays or day trips starting from here. The famous medieval bridge gives access to the Upper Thurne, Hickling Broad and Horsey Mere. The banks of the River Thurne at Potter Heigham are lined with waterside bungalows, which can only be accessed by foot or boat. There is the famous Lathams store located here, as well as a pub, chip-shop and gift shop/newsagent.
Hickling - The village is spread out and split into two main parts, Hickling Heath and Hickling Green. Hickling Heath is on the edge of Hickling Broad (the largest of the Norfolk Broads) and has a staithe, private moorings and a pub (Pleasure Boat Inn). Hickling Green is mainly residential, but well worth a visit as it has a pub (The Greyhound), restaurants, church, little shops and many pretty cottages. Nearby, there is a large NWT nature reserve, which consists of marked paths, observation tower and viewing platforms at certain times of the year Cranes can be seen here.
Fairhaven Garden Trust - Set in the heart of the Norfolk Broads at Upton, Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden is a secret hideaway just waiting to be discovered. Fairhaven is a unique garden rich in wildlife. The Garden is an eclectic mix of native and cultivated plantings with a network of dyke systems and a private broad.
Nature reserves and bird watching - There are nature reserves at Hickling and Ranworth Broad. Depending on the time of year you might be lucky enough to see Swallowtail Butterflies, Little Terns, Cranes, Bitterns and many other rarities within just a few miles. Further a-field (just over an hour's drive) are the North Norfolk reserves of Cley and Titchwell.
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We have just got back from a great holiday .Visted lots of lovely places ,Pete had a great time fishing every night .The Old Pig Barn was very good had all you needed and more.
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"Excellent accommodation in a very peaceful setting."
If you enjoy fishing the Old Pig Barn is ideal - just a two minute stroll from your front door. We managed to fish at least once every day of our stay - due to the excellent weather we had. You will certainly sleep well as it is so quiet yet only a five minute walk to the local shop and pub. Many pubs within a 10-15 drive.
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I do not care about the taint. I would be happy to have her time and time again.
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