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WHEELING - The Linsly girls' basketball team may be disappointed about not qualifying for next week's Ohio Valley Athletic Conference 2A tournament, but the its play certainly didn't show it Thursday night at the Stifel Field House.
With freshman standout Morgan Brunner doing her usual thing by scoring 20 points and J.J. Jackson coming off the bench to add 10, Linsly (9-8) never trailed during a repeat 63-30 triumph against Bishop Donahue.
''It was real disappointing," Coach Erica Hall said of the near miss of capturing an OVAC berth. ''We had a tough game against Trinity and I was hoping that if we won it, we would be able to get in but we came up one point short.''
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Bishop Donahue's Kelsey Schau (13) goes for a shot while defended by Linsly's Rosey Raths (20) during their game Thursday night.
For Bishop Donahue (5-13), the setback followed a familiar script.
''Turnovers, missed shots and rebounding,'' were the main items Coach Don Gillis talked about. ''We did not do anything right. Linsly has a very good team and they intimidated the heck out of us.''
Bishop Donahue had more turnovers (seven) than points (six) in the first quarter as the Cadets scored 11 straight points while exploding to a 20-4 lead before the visitors' Kat Polinski closed out the opening eight minutes with a basket.
Rosey Raths got Linsly off and running early with a drive to the rim for a layin, followed by Miriam Nwachukwu's stickback goal. After Ali Bauer's baseline bucket put the Lady Bishops on the board, Brunner's dish to the right wing ended in a three-point basket by Krista Emch.
Donahue's Morgan Carroll rebounded a teammate's missed shot and put the ball off the glass into the net to make it a 7-4 game before Linsly began its 11-0 run with another inside goal by Nwachukwu.
Back-to-back Bishop Donahue turnovers resulted in run-out goals by Brunner. Jackson then stole the ball and midcourt and sailed in for another layup and a 15-4 advantage.
Brunner then set her feet and drained the first of her two 3-pointers on the night and she added two free throws a few seconds later after the Bishops again turned the ball over.
Selena Ghaphery struggled from the floor while being the main focus of the Linsly defense, but she began the second quarter with a floater from in the lane to pull the Bishops to within 20-8. However, Brunner immediately countered with a triple and picked up another assist when she delivered an nice pass to Raths. Emch's bank shot for a triple from the top of the circle gave the Cadets their first 20-point lead8.
Brunner's seven points and five from Emch in the quarter extended the halftime advantage to 40-11.
Linsly put the game in cruise control the entire second half as both teams emptied their benches. The lead was 49-19 entering the final quarter.
Donahue, just 12 of 47 from the field, did not have a double-digit scorer. Bauer finished with nine points, while Carroll's six points were next on the list.
When asked about the high-scoring Brunner's willingness to share the basketball by finding an open teammate, Hall responded, ''We play as a team and that says a lot about all of our girls.
''Everyone can take credit for the good things we do and they also take responsibility for the things we need to improve on."


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Excellent bike rack for cruiser bikes
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I was looking for a Bike rack that could securely carry two Cruizer bikes. The bikes have fenders and not all bike racks would work properly with them.
this Rack is robust, well finished, fits perfectly on the hitch, makes absolutely no noise while driving.
It carries perfectly two cruizer bikes and one of the bikes is a huge 29" bike.
The latches seems kind of weak, if I try to push it to hard it will wears out the strap. It happened twice, so now I avoid pushing it too hard, and due to the marks on the strap, I can see when to stop.
Are there any options for locking on this?...
Are there any options for locking on this? Both locking the bike to the rack and the rack to the vehicle? Or just using standard bike locks/cable locks to be figured out by the user?
You can secure the rack to the vehicle using the Hitch Lock but as far as the bikes go a cable lock is probably in your best interest.
What size tow hitch does this fit?
What size tow hitch does this fit?
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This comes ready to fit either a Class II 1.25 inch hitch and a 2 inch hitch.
What is the weight limit for this hitch?...
What is the weight limit for this hitch? What am I allowed for two bikes in pounds?
90 pounds total or 45 per bike.
Can it expand to add an additional 2 bikes...
Can it expand to add an additional 2 bikes to make it a 4 bike carry?
This does not have the ability to extend to 4 bikes. FOr something like that you should check out the HoldUp and HoldUp Plus 2 found here:
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Write your question here...will it clear the spare tire on a fifth wheel camper
Depends on the size and location of the spare. If this one doesn't work, there are other model from Yakima and Thule that are designed to work around a rear spare of an SUV. They should work for you.
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Awesome budget tray rack for those looking for a bitch mount. Assembly took me approximately 30 minutes and they include all the tools you need, although the allen wrench is junk, and if your not careful you may strip the hex fitting on the bolt. The tray stows up out of the way and is very simple to load bikes onto. If your not looking to spendd and alot but want a rack with trays this is the way to go. And the best feature on it is the bottle opener for talking shop after your ride.
is the rack far enough from the car that...
is the rack far enough from the car that I can have a bike with wide handlebars ?
Yakima's info says there is approximately 13" between the bike tray and hitch bolt hole. What I would do is take a tape measure and measure from where the main stem on the bike is out to the farthest point of the handlebars and if it is under that you should be safe.
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will this rack accommodate a larger (26 x 2.4-2.8") downhill style mountian bike tire, what would be the largest width tire it will?
It will fit up to a 3" tire.
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I really enjoy the bike rack. There is one change that I would make though....I wished it would allow you to put your tailgate down without hitting the rack when you are not using it. In both the Subaru Baja and Toyota Tacoma, I have to take off the rack to be able to put my tailgate down or the tailgate will hit the wheel gards of the rack when it is in the folded position. Other than that....it is great!
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What size hitch does it fit- 1 1/4 or 2 inch?
Does it curve up from the hitch to give the bikes better clearance on hills so they don't scrap? (I have a steep driveway)
the stick up fits both 1 1/4 and 2 inch receivers and the attachment to the hitch is curved up to increase ground clearance. It's a great rack and easy to use but I wouldn't recomend it for carbon fiber bikes. They should only be attached by the wheels or the drop outs.
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This has been good for getting our bikes around. We haven't used it off road, so I can't speak for it's function there, but on regular roads & expressways it works great. Keeps bikes in place / stable, no rattling around. One negative, if left on vehicle, the latch begins to stick.
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How far from the tailgate does this extend? Could I fit a bike on if I had a spare tire extending to about a foot past the end of the hitch?
So much depends on how far the hitch box extends and how far the spare tire extends. Maybe you should look at the sparetime rack which attaches to your spare tire.
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I'm pleased with the overall design and functionality of the rack. There is one small thing I would recommend changing:
It would be nice if the mast (part that clamps on top frame of bike) locked in place for both positions (during transport of bikes) and also when it's in (the folded up) position.
As it is, there is a good deal of free travel where the mast can swing forward hitting the back of the vehicle when folded up.
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Jockey Anne Sanguinetti aboard Why Not Be Perfect before Governor's
Jockey Anne Sanguinetti could hardly wait to hear the good news Tuesday, when the doctors cleared her to return riding this weekend at Emerald Downs.
Sidelined three weeks with a sprained ankle, Sanguinetti returns Sunday to ride Governor's Handicap winner Why Not Be Perfect in the $50,000 Budweiser Handicap at one mile.
"Believe me, riding Why Not Be Perfect in the stakes was why I was so diligent on getting my ankle better," Sanguinetti said Thursday. "Jeff Metz asked me the other day who I'd pick if someone needed to take my place, and I told him nobody. I'm coming back."
Injured in a May 24 riding mishap, Sanguinetti has worked arduously for her return, icing her ankle up to six times a day and working out daily while the lower leg healed.
Fit and ready, Sanguinetti returns Saturday to work horses in the morning before her scheduled three mounts Sunday, including the big one on Why Not Be Perfect. In fact, a win would make the 7-year-old Kentucky-bred gelding a top contender for the $200,000 Longacres Mile (G3) on August 24.
In the Governor's, Why Not Be Perfect ran 6 ½ furlongs in a stakes-record and meet-fastest 1:13.72. The $59.80 win payoff was also a stakes-high at Emerald Downs, and Sanguinetti said she couldn't believe her mount was all but ignored at the windows.
"I think the only people that knew this horse could win were me and Jeff's team back at the barn," she said. "I couldn't have been more confident in a horse's chances."
Don't expect the betting public to be fooled again, as Why Not Be Perfect's odds will plummet to single digits and possibly even favoritism. One possible downside, however, could be the post-position, considering Why Not Be Perfect drew the rail for only the fourth time in his 50-race career, and has yet to win from the No.1-post.
"I don't like it much, but you make do with what you got," Sanguinetti said. "He's a big, strong horse and he's not afraid of anything, so he'll be OK."
Entering this week with 458 career wins, Sanguinetti has enjoyed several riding moments during her career, but none could be more satisfying than riding for her parents John and Christine Sanguinetti, who make up Why Not Be Perfect's ownership team—J.C. Racing Stable. According to Sanguinetti, who has ridden Why Not Be Perfect to four stakes wins in their 11 starts together, there is no added pressure despite the family connection.
"It's a lot easier riding for my parents than other owners," Sanguinetti said. "It's not like if I lose the race that they won't invite me home for dinner."
Stryker Phd winning the 2013 Muckleshoot Tribal Classic on WA Cup Day.
Stryker Phd had a phenomenal season and earned numerous accolades last year at Emerald Downs—finishing runner-up in the Longacres Mile and three other stakes, winning the Muckleshoot Tribal Classic, and being named the Top Handicap Horse by the WTBOA and Top Washington-bred by Emerald Downs.
But as they say, that's all turf history. Sunday, the Bertrando gelding launches his 5-year-old campaign in a new barn with a new jockey aboard. Larry and Sharon Ross have taken over training duties from Margo Lloyd while Leslie Mawing takes over from Debbie Hoonan in the saddle.
"He's worked really well through this whole deal," Sharon Ross said Thursday. "We knew we weren't going to make the first stake, so we were training him towards making his first start at one mile, which for a guy like Stryker is not a big deal because he likes the longer distances anyway.
"He appears to have come out of his last work super. He's doing well, and I'm looking forward to running him. He was a young horse just figuring it out last year, but he showed a lot of talent. This year he's acting like a 5-year-old. He's got a lot of experience under his belt and he looks like an older horse."
Owned by Jim and Mona Hour, Stryker Phd has a record of 2-4-4 in 13 starts with earnings of $127,751.
· The Budweiser Handicap, race nine on a 10-race program, goes at 6:21 p.m.
· Sunday also is the traditional Father's Day Hat Giveaway with the first 7,000 paid admissions receiving free blue and green Emerald Downs' ball caps.
The field for Sunday's $50,000 Budweiser Handicap (from the rail out, with handicap weights): Why Not Be Perfect, Anne Sanguinetti, 119 lbs; Dontmesswithkitten, Rocco Bowen, 115; Jebrica, Juan Gutierrez, 118; Mike Man's Gold, Javier Matias, 115; Hudson Landing, Gallyn Mitchell, 120; Mr. Bowling, David G. Lopez, 118; Twistgrips, Felipe Valdez, 116; Shooting Jacket, Eliska Kubinova, 116; Stryker Phd, Leslie Mawing, 118; Pepnic, Isaias Enriquez, 117.
Dancing Yodeler in the post-parade before his Emerald Downs debut.
The Emerald Racing Club is back in action Sunday, as Dancing Yodeler makes his second start for his 128-member ownership group in the second race for 3-year-olds and up at six furlongs.
In his first race for the Emerald Racing Club on June 1, Dancing Yodeler finished a game third under jockey Felipe Valdez for trainers Larry and Sharon Ross. The 6-year-old Swiss Yodeler gelding has a 10-13-7 record in 53 starts and lifetime earnings of $103,896.
"He came out of the race very, very well," Sharon Ross said. "He gets a little bored when he's not running, so he's going to like this two-week run back.
"I just have to jog him a few times in between races and he'll be ready to go. He should run really well unless it rains. He's a California boy and they don't like that wet stuff."
Sunday's forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of rain with a high temperature of 65 degrees.
Country Rules and Jose Zunino winning a May 3 allowance at Emerald Downs.
One of the track's hottest trainer/owner combinations swoops in for another score Saturday when Country Rules heads a field of eight allowance/optional claimers in the $21,000 feature race at 6 ½ furlongs.
Trainer Dan Markle and owners Sue and Tim Spooner are a combined 7-1-1 in 14 starts at the meet including a 1 ¼-length victory by Country Rules in a May 3 allowance at 5 ½ furlongs. In that race, Country Rules led gate-to-wire in a fast 1:02.72 for 5 ½ furlongs. A 4-year-old homebred by Tribal Rule-Country Whirl, Country Rules is 3-for-8 lifetime with earnings of $41,195.
"(Country Rules) hasn't run in about six weeks now," Markle said. "He's a pretty nice horse, but he's going to run with some bona fide racehorses Saturday."
Country Rules drew the outside post in a eight-horse field and faces a field loaded with speed, particularly I Keep Saying, a 5-year-old gelding that is 3-for-5 at 6 ½ furlongs, and My Chief, an undefeated 3-year-old gelding who faces older horses for the first time.
"That's a good cozy spot for him," Markle said of Country Rules' No. 8 post "There's three real good speedsters in there that don't use their breaks."
· Winning Machine makes his first start for trainer Howard Belvoir, who takes over training duties of the 8-year-old gelding from Frank Lucarelli. Winning Machine is nominated to Sunday's Budweiser Handicap, but will run in the allowance race and thus miss his first stakes event at Emerald Downs since the 2010 Mt. Rainier Handicap. Co-owner Dr. Raymond Kwik said Saturday's race is a gauge for future events.
The field for Saturday's $21,000 feature race (from the rail out): Dogleft Left, Leslie Mawing, 115 lbs; Somewhere With You, Javier Matias, 115; I Keep Saying, Juan Gutierrez, 119; Disruption, Eliska Kubinova, 124; Rocky's Quest, Rocco Bowen, 119; Winning Machine, David G. Lopez, 124; My Chief, Louis Zacherle, 118; Country Rules, Jose Zunino, 119.
Note: Dogleg Left, Somewhere With You and Rocky's Quest are reentered Sunday in an $18,900 allowance/optional claimer at one mile.
The Gift Horse Jockey of the Week: Javier Matias
NOTES: Weekly honors: Jockey-Javier Matias (8-2-1-3); Trainer-Dan Markle (2-2-0-0); Owner-Zola, James or Karen Proffitt (1-1-0-0); Groom-Julio Landeros (trainer Jim Penney); Washington-bred-Private Boss (breeder Ron & Nina Hagen). . .Leslie Mawing leads Rocco Bowen 34-31 in the jockeys' standings, but Bowen leads with two stakes victories—both aboard Stopshoppingdebbie. . .Stopshoppingdebbie earned an 82 Beyer for Sunday's victory in the Washington State Legislators Stakes, one point less than her victory in the May 11 Hastings Handicap. Her winning time of 1:14.20 for 6 ½ furlongs was fastest ever for a filly or mare at EmD, but only second fastest of the meet at 6 ½; Why Not Be Perfect won the May 18 Governor's Handicap in 1:13.72. . .Goin to the Window received a career-high 81 for her runner-up finish to stable mate Stopshoppingdebbie in the Washington State Legislators, and third-place Blueberry Smoothie was given a 76. . .Stopshoppingdebbie, Goin to the Window and Blueberry Smoothie have swept the top three spots in five stakes at Emerald Downs, and Markle said trainer Tom Wenzel deserves credit. "He's done a super job with Stopshoppingdebbie," Markle said of Wenzel. "Those three fillies, it's like a pack of wolves when he leads them over there.". . .He's a Cruiser earned a career-high 73 Beyer for his meet-leading fourth victory last Saturday. The 5-year-old Raise the Bluff gelding has won for claiming prices of, in order, $5,000, $7,500, $10,000 and $15,000. . Find Your Spot, a 3-year-old Nationhood filly last seen scoring a $52.20 upset at Santa Anita on February 28, returns to action in Saturday's fourth race, an $18,900 allowance/optional claimer for 3-year-old fillies at 6 ½ furlongs. . .Saturday's third race, a $17,850 maiden special weight for 2-year-old fillies features several promising newcomers including Luck Out, half-sister to $328,000 earner Point of Reference, and Andiamo Deb, half-sister to Mike Man's Gold and No Flies On Doodle, winners of a combined seven stakes at Emerald Downs. . .Grants Pass begins its nine-day meet Saturday with a 10-race card at 1 p.m. . .Boyett, a 4-year-old gelding owned and bred by Dr. Rodney Orr, prevailed in a $60,000 allowance race on turf Thursday at Santa Anita. Boyett broke his maiden at Emerald Downs last year. -##-


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WEST LIBERTY - Necessity is the mother of invention so West Liberty University football coach Roger Waialae was forced to take a different tack in preparing for Saturday's West Virginia Conference finale at Concord.
The Hilltoppers (5-4, 4-3) and Mountain Lions (5-4, 4-2) are set for a 1 p.m. kickoff in Athens.
"I'm doing something I've never done," Waialae said. "We decided we're not going to have any contact at all in practice. We're going to take a week to heal the body and strengthen the mind.
''We have some guys who are pretty sore on both sides of the ball so we can't afford to get them any more banged up than they already are.
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The Hilltoppers lead the nation with five interception returns for scores and are tied for third nationally with 19 interceptions and a total of 31 turnovers forced. That opportunistic defense has been a major factor in West Liberty's impressive rebound from last season's injury-riddled 1-10 campaign.
Freshman QB Dylan Lagarde has been experiencing some growing pains the past couple of weeks so Waialae turned to senior signalcaller L.D. Crow in the second half of last week's win at Seton Hill.
Crow, who had been sidelined for several weeks with an ankle injury, led three straight scoring drives to help the Hilltoppers put the pesky Griffins away and seemed to provide a steadying influence.
"I thought L.D. gave us a little spark," Waialae said. "He's a little rusty and he missed a couple of opportunities, but he made some plays with his feet and did a lot of good things. I thought he did a good job managing the game and got us out of there with a win.
Concord and West Liberty each enter the game with 5-4 records but the Mountain Lions' mark is somewhat deceiving as all four of the defending WVIAC champions' losses have come against regionally ranked NCAA Division II squads or an FCS foe.
Senior Evin Dusold has solidified the quarterback position, completing 64 percent of his passes for 567 yards and six touchdowns with just one interception in the last three games. Concord's senior receiver tandem of Ansel Ponder and Randall Hawkins have combined for 96 catches and 1,077 yards with eight touchdowns, while freshman TB Calvinaugh Jones has rushed for 564 yards on 134 carries.
The Concord defense has given up only 66 points in the last five games and ranks among the top 25 nationally in total defense, pass defense, scoring defense and tackles-for-loss. Senior LB Jake Lilly leads the WVC and ranks No. 4 nationally with 105 tackles while junior DB Riyadh Richardson leads the league with 12 passes defended.
"Concord's a very good football team," Waialae said. "They're very solid on defense and their offense takes great care of the football. That's probably going to be the key for us. We'll need to get some turnovers and our defensive line has to control the running game. Offensively, we need to establish the run to help open things up for our passing game."
West Liberty could clinch its seventh winning seasons in eight years under Roger Waialae with a victory at Concord ... Isiah Moody's 119 rushing yards at Seton Hill are the most by a Hilltopper since Kevon Calhoun ran for 258 yards in West Liberty's last visit to Callaghan Stadium (Nov. 13, 2010) ... West Liberty is 19-6 under Roger Waialae when kicking off to start the game but just 32-29 when they receive the opening kickoff ... Junior safety Marco Ricchetti has posted double-figure tackles in each of his last three games.


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Mooresville, N.C. (07-26-2010) – Thirty-six trucks took the green flag for Friday night's 200-lap NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event at O'Reilly Raceway Park. Of those, 23 didn't manage to complete all of the race laps, and seven couldn't make it to take the checkered flag. They had bad nights. Truck Series champion and current championship points leader, Todd Bodine, drove the No. 30 Germain.com Tundra from a sixth place starting position to a seventh-place finish. For Bodine and the Germain Racing team, it was a 'bad night.' The top-ten finish they earned on the 'bad night' is a key ingredient in the recipe for Germain Racing's championship performance level.
"Our Germain.com Tundra was a solid top-five truck at O'Reilly Raceway Park but I don't think we had what we needed to beat Ron (Hornaday Jr., race winner). For us, knowing we raced a truck that wasn't capable of competing for the win means Germain Racing had a bad night. That attitude is what keeps our team on top of the Truck Series points and it's why we were able to bring home a top-ten finish as a result of our 'bad night.' We never give up," said Mike Hillman Jr., crew chief for Bodine and the No. 30 Germain.com Tundra.
Bodine had said the race truck was loose in practice, and for much of the race, he had the same feedback. After the final pit stop, the adjustments made the race truck too tight.
"Our pit crew did another outstanding job on pit stops tonight for the Germain.com Tundra. On the last stop, we made some adjustments that worked too well. We got the truck too tight for Todd and he wasn't able to drive it where he wanted to on the race track. We'll take the seventh-place finish, the points we gained over Aric (Almirola), and get ready for Pocono," said Hillman, who's led the team to 9 top-five finishes including one win, can now add an actual top-ten finish to the tallies.
The points look much the same leaving O'Reilly, with Bodine and Germain Racing leading the driver's and owner's championship standings. Fellow Tundra driver Aric Almirola remains second, but now trails by 177 points with 13 races remaining.
The Germain.com Tundra races next at Pocono Raceway on Saturday, July 31st. It will be the first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at the track which has played host to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series for years. Watch the racing action on SPEED. Follow Germain Racing on Twitter @GermainRacing or on the web at Germainracing.com or become a Facebook fan.
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Joakim Soria notched his 94th career save today, making him the all-time saves leader among Mexican-born pitchers. The record was previously held by Aurelio Lopez, who debuted for the Royals in 1974. Lopez then pitched for the Cardinals in 1978. He recorded his first save in 1979 on his way to 21 that season with the Detroit Tigers. Lopez had 85 saves with Detroit (1979-85) and 8 with Houston (1986-87).


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D'honorable One and Makors Finale—dead-heat victors in the June 3 Auburn Handicap—continue their budding rivalry in the Coca-Cola Handicap as 3-year-olds continue their march toward the Aug. 12 Emerald Derby. Exclusive Diva, 8-½-length winner of the May 27 Seattle Handicap, attempts to carry her speed two turns in the Irish Day Handicap, as 3-year-old fillies continue their march to the Aug. 11 Washington Oaks. Owned and bred by Northwest Farms, Exclusive Diva is now a stakes winner at ages 2 and 3, and is 3-1-0 in four career starts with earnings of $70,605. Coca-Cola nominee Taylors Deal would be a contender if shipped down from Hastings Racecourse. The son of Second in Command is 4-1-0 in six starts and is already a stakes winner around two turns. With Mario Gutierrez riding, Taylors Deal scored a 2-¼-length victory over Makors Finale in the $75,000 Turf Paradise Derby at 1-1/16-miles on Feb. 25. Devil in Disguise, winner of the June 2 River Rock Casino at Hastings, is another stakes-winner nominated to the Coca-Cola. The John Sadler-trained Regal Betty, winner of the one-mile Arizona Oaks at Turf Paradise, is nominated to the Irish Day Handicap. A Florida-bred by Congrats, Regal Betty worked seven furlongs in 1:26-4/5 Sunday at Hollywood Park.
Nominations for the 17th Running of the Coca-Cola Handicap-Sunday, June 24 Horse Owner TrainerBrady's Kat (3-WA) West Coast Racing LLC David MartinezCity Twister (3-WA) Sue & Tim Spooner Dan MarkleD'honorable One (3-FLA) Nelson Family Racing Blaine WrightDevil in Disguise (3-KY) North American T'bred Horse Co. Troy TaylorDon't Be Coy Roy (3-CAL) Debra Larson & Shadley Reichert David BennettEdge Forward (3-KY) Ivor & Jack Jones Doris HarwoodFirst Last Chance (3-WA) Ken Jochimsen & John Holmes Racing John A. HolmesHavanna Red (3-WA) C.E. & Ann Richardson Chris StenslieMakors Finale (3-WA) Karl Krieg Tom WenzelTaylors Deal (3-BC) Glen Todd & Patrick Kinsella Troy Taylor
Nominations for the 17th Running of the Irish Day Handicap-Sunday, June 24 Horse Owner TrainerChampagneandcaviar (3-KY) Fleur De Lis Stables Howard BelvoirExclusive Diva (3-KY) Northwest Farms LLC Tom WenzelFamous Jessica (3-WA) Buffalo Stables Terry GillihanLady Hokulea (3-KY) Kama'aina Thoroughbreds Jim PenneyMuchas Coronas (3-WA) Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Pabst Jim PenneyRegal Betty (3-FL) Michael Talla John W. SadlerRoyal Moses (3-WA) Squatting Dog Stable & RG Warwick Tim HarderSweet Saga (3-WA) Riverbend Stable Larry RossTalk to My Lawyer (3-WA) Will This One Do Stable Chris Stenslie


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Looking for a great collection of cool classic trucks in a scenic location? Show promoter Charlie Cobble has the answer. Following on the heels of his successful Ford-oriented F-100 show in May, the All Chevy show in June of this year featured a great collection of vintage rides. Both events were held at the same location, the new Municipal Parking Lot in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. With plenty of room to spread out for show vehicles, as well as nearby parking for the tow vehicles, the new parking lot was a perfect choice. Add the scenic and shaded River Walk, adjacent to the show field, and you have the perfect alternative should the noonday sun get a little too warm. The collection of 371 vehicles gave drivers and spectators lots to see throughout the Thursday-Saturday event.
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While everyone else was having fun, the talented team from Showoff Promotions was working hard, completing the judging and presiding over the awards ceremony, sending 145 trophies home with new owners. Shawn Sammons was the overall Best of Show winner with his full-custom '67 GMC Sierra, a nine-year project that saw modifications from bumper to bumper. Owner Jerry Lyndon was also happy to hear his name called as the Classic Trucks Editor's Choice winner. His beautifully customized '54 Chevy pickup was actually a Corvette in disguise, with '96 Vette suspension and a 502 crate motor pumping out 640 hp. Watch for more on this one soon.
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A Corvette in disguise, the '54 Chevy pickup truck, owned and built by Jerry Lyndon, uses '96 Corvette suspension and a 502 V-8 under the vintage sheetmetal. You will see more of this vintage Chevy soon.From Sevierville, Tennessee, Brian Shipley displayed his '56 Chevy truck, complete with fuel injected V-8 and modern Stepside bed.Billy Morgan from New Market, Tennessee, outfitted his '47 Chevy rat rod pickup to resemble a company truck from back in the '40s.Smooth on the outside and lots of room on the inside, this '68 Chevrolet Suburban is owned by Rick Jones of Taylorsville, North Carolina.From Knoxville, Tennessee, and a member of the Georgia Street Rods, Jim Maddox displayed his green and black '46 Chevy pickup.LMC Truck is an active sponsor of this event and traffic at their booth was nonstop throughout the weekend.Show promoter Charlie Cobble (center) stands with the top winners of the event alongside their 6-foot trophies.
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The Seminary, however, recognizes many (but not all) students still require some financial assistance to complete their education. The Financial Aid Program is established to meet those pressing financial needs. Over the years the Lord has called many faithful men and women to established endowment funds and named scholarships for this purpose. Golden Gate, as a matter of financial integrity, seeks to make the most effective use of these funds to honor the intent of the donors.
The Financial Aid Program at Golden Gate is a collection of multiple internal scholarship funds. These scholarships are organized into various categories according to the intent of the donors. Approved applicants may be awarded aid amounts from one or several scholarship sources, depending on eligibility. Financial aid is awarded annually to qualifying students and is subject to conditions established by fund donors and Golden Gate Seminary. All scholarships address economic need and also reward excellence. In our setting, excellence implies both academics and ministry.
Many friends of Golden Gate generously sponsor tuition aid or scholarships which account for the bulk of the GGBTS Financial Aid Program. Each scholarship is unique and contains certain conditions or emphases specific to each donor. The Seminary is grateful for the opportunity to be in Kingdom partnership with these special friends and with Southern Baptists around the world. Most of these scholarships are part of the Financial Aid Program and awarded through the standard application process.
Students do NOT apply directly to named scholarships managed through the GGBTS Financial Aid Program.
The standard
financial aid application
puts an applicant in consideration for an appropriate scholarship, as determined by the Scholarship Committee.
In addition to the Financial Aid Program, the Seminary partners with sister organizations that provide external scholarship funds. Examples of such organizations include state Baptist conventions, various Baptist associations, mission boards and individual churches. Students normally apply directly to these agencies or organizations; however some
external scholarships
may be accessed through our own Financial Aid Program. Golden Gate also seeks to expose our student body to potential
third-party scholarships
such as those offered through corporate sponsorships and general educational services, as well as those available through non-Southern Baptist entities.
Any scholarships or opportunities students pursue and/or are awarded outside of the Seminary have their own policies and procedures to follow. It is the student's responsibility to be informed of the different requirements through the various individual programs and aid sources.
GGBTS Financial Aid Program funds are NOT designed to provide the total budget needs of any student or student family. For those broader financial needs we encourage students to access campus information concerning job placement services and ministry placement opportunities for gainful employment. We strongly encourage proper stewardship of resources. Students who do not sincerely need financial assistance should not, in good conscience, make such requests. All students should first attempt to find other provisions to meet their financial needs before applying for scholarship funds.
What About Federal Loans?
Currently, Golden Gate does not participate in Title IV Federal Educational Funding such as Stafford Loans or PLUS Loans. However, Golden Gate is registered with the Department of Education as a qualified institution for deferment of current or ongoing Federal Loan obligation.
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10 Recipes from Registered Dietitians that Prove Eating Right Can Taste Great
Enjoying the taste of eating right is something we do every day at DietsInReview, so we were thrilled to discover "Enjoy the Taste of Eating Right" was this year's theme for National Nutrition Month!
Every year, March is set aside to celebrate health, especially nutrition. With a theme like this year's, we knew we had to do something more than share nutrition tips. Instead we reached out to some of our favorite Registered Dietitians and asked them to share their recipes that are the perfect combination of eating right and eating well.


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You may remember this post from last fall, Le Grand Depart, in which I showcased my lovely Lauren, leaving the house & getting on her bicycle. Simple, mundane but beautiful. To me, anyway.
To recap, she dressed (up) for the occasion/destination (a night out with friends/cafes, clubs), stepped out, unlocked her bike, walked her bike to the bridge and set off. It was a beautiful evening, not too cold, no wind, all perfect to enjoy the ride, even more than usual that month. Fast forward to a week ago. One nasty Saturday. Cold, heavy winds, non-stop rain, a real downpour. Now, to show you more than one side of the coin, here's an updated version of that series: 'Le Grand Depart...quand il pleut' (The Grand Departure...when it rains).
Where she was going, you ask? Again a social occasion: a bachelorette party, which required her to go all over town and take all kinds stuff with her. She dressed to a T once again...the only thing different was she put on my rain coat. "Way too big, but it is way more practical", she said. Hence her smiling, despite the rain. :)


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|Wind chills not as bad at home as those seen elsewhere in the region
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Wednesday, 08 January 2014 20:52
This close-up photo of ice in the Frenchman River in Wauneta is just one sign of the freezing temperatures seen in the area over the past week. Wind chills in Southwest Nebraska got as low as -23 degrees on Sunday, Jan. 5, according to the National Weather Service, North Platte office. Other areas in the midwest were not as lucky–wind chills in Montana dropped to a low of -63 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures in southwest Nebraska are supposed to be a bit warmer for now. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook notice Tuesday, stating that a powerful storm with the potential to produce high winds may hit our area on Sunday. (Diane Stamm | The Wauneta Breeze)


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I am new to Zimbra and trying to move existing integration from Zimbra 6 to Zimbra 7 (and later to Zimbra 8 once the zimlets and extensions are compiled with new code). I am running into some session issue. Here is what's going on:
The code authenticates the user. It then creates a new cookie/token:
String authToken = zAuth.getToken();
Cookie c = new Cookie("ZM_AUTH_TOKEN", authToken);
Everything is good so far. The token is valid. We use Tomcat 6. I see that Tomcat has correct JSESSIONID with a path "/something".
Next line in the code is:
On redirect, it does show me the correct the Zimbra mailbox but this last line of code creates new Tomcat JSESSIONID with path "/". So now I have two JSESSIONID's. One with path "/something" and the other with "/".
This was not happening in Zimbra 6 as far as I can tell. (The Zimbra 6 and 7 installations are on different servers so may be some configuration is causing this?). Any one can throw light at why two JSESSIONID's are getting created?


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Beyoncé and Madonna are set to perform surprise sets at the 2014 Grammy Awards, according to reports.
Music's big night, which is set to take place Sunday, will already feature performances from Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Taylor Swift, Daft Punk, Metallica, and former Beatles Sir Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, and now two more global pop icons are said to have joined the all-star line-up.
Beyoncé will reportedly open the show at Los Angeles' Staples Centre in her first TV gig since the surprise release of her self-titled album in December, while Madonna is expected to team up with one of the night's nominees for a special performance, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Ken Ehrlich, a long-serving producer for the Grammy Awards show, has fuelled the rumors by refusing to confirm or deny the report, saying, "Let's put it this way… we have a really great history (with Beyoncé) that goes back to the early days of Destiny's Child. I love working with (Beyoncé). She's incredible. She is so into what it is that she does and making sure that everybody who sees her walks away saying, 'Wow'. Should she be on the show this year? I would think that the potential is there for that kind of moment."


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Fall 2012 Trustees Meeting Report
Golden Gate Seminary's Board of Trustees Hear of God's Blessing
Trustees of Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary received reports about seminary operations, accomplished routine business, and toured the Southern California campus during the two-day Board meeting October 8 and 9, 2012.
"Golden Gate Seminary continues to fulfill its mission of shaping leaders who expand God's kingdom around the world," President Jeff Iorg said in his opening remarks to the trustees. "While daily challenges of seminary operations are sometimes daunting, the trajectory of our school is healthy – with much evidence of God's blessing on our work."
During the meeting, the Board heard reports and took action on numerous items including fundraising, the search for a new Vice President for Institutional Advancement, recruiting strategies, implementation of new academic programs, and approving the general concept for the Master of Christian Counseling degree. The most significant action by the Board was electing Dr. Don Dent as Director of The David and Faith Kim School of Global Missions.
Trustees heard presentations by two professors from the Southern California campus, Paul Kelly, Associate Professor of Educational Leadership, and David Gill, Director of the Korean English Bilingual Program. Trustees also heard reports from the Seminary's four other regional campuses.
President Iorg highlighted the Seminary's recent financial blessings stating, "I believe God is blessing us, in part, because of our decision to give ourselves away to help other seminaries strengthen their work." Golden Gate has forged recent partnerships with the Mexican Theological Seminary, Korean Baptist Theological Seminary, and is exploring associations with other like-minded institutions around the world.
The president reviewed the accomplishments of the past two years in creating and accommodating much growth to the academic program, and emphasized that this year was a time to stabilize and strengthen these changes. "While we are working on some new items, like the fully online Master of Divinity degree, most of our focus this year is on getting our new faculty integrated into our system and building enrollment in our new programs."
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Wrong Turn
|Release Date: May 30, 2003
|Running Time: 90 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $15,417,771.00
|Genre: Horror, Thriller
Desmond Harrington
Eliza Dushku
Emmanuelle Chriqui
Jeremy Sisto
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Summary:Chris has a job interview in Raleigh in three hours and he's making good time--until an accident miles down the highway turns Chris' manageable trip into a six-hour wait. Determined to make his critical appointment, Chris makes a hard U-turn and heads back up the West Virginia highway. Running low on fuel, he finds a shortcut, it's clearly a road less traveled, but to Chris it seems to be a quick fix to avoid the traffic jam. Not far away, Jessie and her friends, Carly, Scott, Evan and Francine, stand quietly--stunned as they survey what's left of their road trip after the tires blow out on their SUV. They've been left stranded, deep in the middle of the woods. Chris heads down the dusty roa... Full Summary >>


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The Ohio County Board of Education met with local legislators Friday to discuss topics they believe will be of concern during the upcoming session of the West Virginia Legislature, which begins Feb. 13.
Sen. Robert "Rocky" Fitzsimmons, D-Ohio; Delegate Erikka Storch, R-Ohio; and Delegate Mike Ferro, D-Marshall, talked with the board about issues of local concern, such as changes to the school calendar, the state aid formula and technical education.
Superintendent Dianna Vargo especially urged legislators to hold off on changing the West Virginia school calendar to a year-round model - a change the West Virginia Board of Education has suggested exploring. Vargo said Ohio County Schools already has started establishing the 2013-14 school calendar and asked legislators to postpone any year-round programming until the 2014-15 school year.
Ferro said he doubts that a year-round calendar would take effect next school year. He pointed out that businesses, camps and parks rely on summer traffic from students.
"If this was Florida, Georgia, California where the weather is the same all year round, I don't see the problem, but here where there are definitive seasons and people rely on these people to take vacations in the summertime, I just don't see it happening - at least not this year," he said.
Board member Christine Carder asked the legislators to consider allowing more flexibility in the school calendar, saying the restrictions of fitting 180 school days into 43 weeks make it difficult to accommodate weather-related school cancellations.
"The 180-day requirement has been a topic of discussion. I think what local school boards are calling for is more flexibility in the schedule to get those 180 days in. That's something the state may want to take a look at and see more local control for each individual county," Fitzsimmons said.
The board's meeting was of special concern after Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's inauguration speech Monday, in which he emphasized education reform in the Mountain State including improving education before third grade, aligning vocational programs with the economy's needs, providing adequate instructional time for students, more innovation in schools and parents taking more responsibility for their children's education.
"It's been no secret that education is going to be a major topic for this upcoming legislative session," Fitzsimmons said. "Although we don't have specifics, because the governor has not yet released his legislative package ... we all know education is going to be a major topic."
Fitzsimmons said he thinks the topics discussed at the legislative session will be based on the $750,000 statewide education audit Tomblin commissioned that described a low-performing education system and included more than 100 suggestions to refocus resources on student achievement.
"All the topics primarily are going to based upon the statewide audit. ... It's a very voluminous document, so the topics could be in a wide range of areas," Fitzsimmons said. "I think the more controversial issues are merit-based pay and also what role seniority will play in an administrator's ability to make hiring decisions in retention issues with respect to teachers. Those will probably be more of the hot-button issues."


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RCSA-The Foundation for a Risk Management Program
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Many of our customers are in the process of rethinking their risk management programs. A key element of any program is the risk control self assessment, and, in fact, in many cases, provides the foundation for the overall program. The RCSA provides a baseline for risk exposure that drives further activity in key areas of risk for the business. Of course, as human judgement is involved, no company would rely solely on this single process for their exposure metrics. Many back test the RCSA process with actual loss events and validate management's self-assessment of risk through an internal audit function.
Analysts Say IBM Acquisition Could 'Dramatically Shift' Market
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The announcement of IBM's intention to acquire OpenPages generated volumes of editorial response and news coverage in today's world of instant publishing. The news which provoked a very positive response across the board from OpenPages customers, prospects, media and analysts, has generated over 1,400 'tweets', numerous news stories and some thought-provoking analysis from industry analysts.
In particular, Chris McClean of Forrester raised an interesting point in his blog coverage noting that acquisitions in the GRC market over the past two years have resulted in not only vendor consolidation, but also market fragmentation. He points out that the Thomson Reuters acquisition of Paisley was meant to 'strengthen its tax and accounting business', while EMC acquired Archer 'as a dashboard (at least initially) to pull together IT risk data and processes,' whereas the IBM acquisition of OpenPages 'will likely turn the company more toward higher-level corporate performance and enterprise risk management.' I think Chris is as usual on target, yet would respectfully add that integration with the control infrastructure allows OpenPages to instrument the risk assessment and control testing process, thereby delivering the only comprehensive solution on the market.
Also published recently is Gartner's 'First-Take' on the acquisition in which analysts French Caldwell and John Hagerty report that they are expecting a 'Market Split' whereby the vendor landscape will be divided between those that have coupled qualitative risk assessments with quantitative risk analytics, and those that provide just qualitative risk assessments: 'Vendors that have a risk intelligence strategy would compete for large accounts with combined risk analytics and traditional governance, risk management and compliance (GRC) management functionality, while those without risk analytics capabilities would address less-quantitative risk assessments, compliance and audit management.'
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Public Relations Efforts Can Get in the Way of Effective Crisis Management
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The media recently has been rife with articles and commentary on what went wrong with BP's horrific oil spill, Toyota's multiple automobile recalls and stonewalling regulators, J&J's recalls of multiple products along with allegations of withholding information from regulators, and Goldman Sachs' disclosure settlement along with reports of it's taking an adversarial posture with regulators and the public. Fingers also are pointed at basketball star LeBron James for his unseemly national news conference announcing his move to South Beach, and actor Mel Gibson's words with his former girlfriend billing him as "The Worst Guy Ever."
Volume and Complexity of Risks Increasing 'A Great Deal'
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The ERM Initiative at North Carolina State University was commissioned separately by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) to conduct surveys of their respective members on the state of enterprise risk oversight. While the AICPA survey was focused on US companies and the CIMA survey on global companies, not surprisingly respondents in all regions agreed in a new study titled 'Enterprise Risk Oversight, A Global Analysis,' that the volume and complexity of risks are increasing and that the need for increased risk oversight is being driven by senior executives and board members. Of greater concern, however is the number of respondents who feel that their risk oversight processes are immature. In the US, 84% of respondents rated their risk oversight processes as either 'very immature' or 'only moderately mature.' The study found that '46% of global respondents describe their risk oversight process as systematic, robust, and repeatable in contrast to 11% of U.S. respondents who believe they have a complete enterprise-wide risk management process in place.'
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There's been a good deal of discussion recently about organizational location and reporting lines for a company's compliance function. Some are stand alone, though many are embedded within the legal department, with concern of legal privilege among the considerations. Some report to the CEO, though for many others the reporting line is to another senior executive. And to further complicate matters, some compliance functions also have responsibility for ethics, with some being asked to take on even greater responsibility.


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May 24, 2016
Associated Press Release
ATLANTA (AP) -- Georgia will no longer be a haven for pain clinics that authorities say are fronts for illegal distribution of prescription pain medication.
Gov. Nathan Deal has signed into law new regulations that require all pain clinics to get licenses from the state medical board. The new law also tightens regulations of the physicians who own and work in the clinics.
Many of the businesses are legitimate, but some operators have been prosecuted for forging prescriptions. The number of clinics in Georgia has ballooned as surrounding states tightened their regulations. Many new clinics have owners who live out-of-state and are not physicians. Authorities say they've also tracked clinics where many patients come from other states.
Attorney General Sam Olens and law enforcement agencies asked lawmakers to tighten the Georgia laws.
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I saw on the Zimbra Blog that Beta3 is supposed to support mailto: links now, and there is supposed to be a global preference to enable this feature. I've preformed the upgrade (on Linux), and everything else seems to work as expected.
But, I can't for the life of me find the checkbox in preferences or setup anywhere. Anyone know where it is tucked away?


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The Marangoni effect results in a slip velocity in the tangential direction on a fluid/fluid interface due to gradients in the surface tension coefficient. When the surface tension coefficient is constant, a two-fluid system may exist in static equilibrium. This is because the surface tension force may be exactly balanced by a jump in the pressure across the interface. The pressure is discontinuous across the interface, but the velocity field is zero everywhere. The presence of a gradient in the surface tension coefficient means that the flow must be non-stationary. This is due to the fact that any force arising from the variability of the surface tension coefficient acts only in the tangential direction on the interface. This must be balanced by viscous forces which are only present in a moving fluid. In this example, an initially stationary, infinitely long liquid jet breaks up due to a spatially varying surface tension coefficient.


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Start celebrating St. Patrick's Day early and join the third annual St. Patrick's Pub Tour tomorrow at 3 p.m.
For $50 per person you can get free beer and transport on a bus until 11 p.m. tomorrow night that will take you to Waitiki, Hagan O'Reilly's, O'Shuck's Pub, Scruffy Murphy's and Lizzy McCormack's. They also throw in a T-shirt to commemorate the event (just in case you forget it).
Best of all this is for a good cause, the folks running the tour will be collecting non-perishable food items for the Outward Sign Food Pantry. For every item you donate you will recieve a raffle ticket and a drawing for a bar tab at each location.
Click here to register for the tour.


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So I didn't think I'd actually draw unit 20 for elk, but I did. I've only hiked there in the National Park.
I am just starting to look at the DOW site and maps. That being said, is there anyone in the area that could direct a newbie on where to hunt?


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Do you mean 24" by 36"? If not that is going to be the biggest map I've ever heard of.
Ok, just read it again, it's got to be 24 inches by 36 inches because that is poster size and a 1 inch border would be ridiculous on a 24 foot by 36 foot map. It does sound like a fun map though, I may use the idea as a basis for my next project just to see how I do.


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(Sports Network) - Milwaukee righty Yovani Gallardo can cap what's been an
awful week with a win on Thursday when the Brewers try to complete a three-
game sweep of the San Francisco Giants at Miller Park.
Gallardo was charged with his first loss of the season on Saturday in St.
Louis, as he was hit for six runs (5 earned) and seven hits in just 5 1/3
innings, dropping him to 0-1 to go along with a 6.61 ERA.
Then things got worse for him on Tuesday when Gallardo was arrested for drunk
driving, as he registered a .22 blood alcohol level, nearly three times
Wisconsin's legal limit of .08.
"Obviously, last night I made a bad decision," Gallardo said. "You know, I
made a mistake. I'm sure I've lost a lot of respect from a lot of fans, but I
just want to apologize. I apologize to the fans, to my teammates, my family.
You know, like I said, it's just a bad call. It's something I shouldn't have
done. I regret it. But at this point, you know, there's nothing I can do about
it now. You know, it happened.
"Like I said, I just want to apologize to the whole organization and all the
people in Milwaukee for my actions. It's not very easy. It's one of those
things -- I truly am sorry. I'm going to make sure something like this never
happens again. Whatever circumstances, consequences, whatever I have to do so
this won't happen again, I'm going to do it."
San Francisco, meanwhile, will hand the ball to righty Matt Cain, who like
Gallardo, is still searching for his first win. Cain has pitched well in two
of his three starts, but is 0-1 wtih a 5.94 ERA. The inflated ERA comes from
his second outing which saw him yield nine runs in 3 2/3 innings in a loss to
St. Louis.
Cain bounced back from that horrific effort and pitched well on Friday in
Chicago, as he allowed two runs and seven hits in seven innings. However, he
did not get a decision in the 4-3 loss.
The 28-year-old hurler has faced the Brewers nine times and is 3-5 with a 4.50
On Wednesday, Blake Lalli's pinch-hit, game-winning RBI single in the bottom
of the ninth inning lifted Milwaukee to a 4-3 win.
Santiago Casilla (1-1) served up a single to Jonathan Lucroy to start the
frame, but Alex Gonzalez was unable to move pinch-runner Josh Prince to second
when he popped up a bunt to Brandon Belt in foul territory. Carlos Gomez then
reached on an infield single and both runners advanced a base on Brandon
Crawford's throwing error. Yuniesky Betancourt was intentionally walked to
load the bases before Lalli ended it with a long single over the head of
Gregor Blanco in left.
"I definitely was looking to swing and be aggressive," Lalli said. "Anytime
you're in that situation, it's fun."
Milwaukee starter Kyle Lohse retired the first 14 batters he faced before
walking Brandon Belt in the fifth. He lost his no-hit bid in the sixth when
Crawford led off the inning with a single.
"He was on his game today, he was really sharp," Giants right fielder Hunter
Pence said of Lohse.
Overall, Lohse surrendered three runs on six hits and a walk over seven
frames, while Betancourt smacked a solo homer and added a sacrifice fly for
the Brewers, who have won three straight games.
Jim Henderson (2-0) spun a scoreless top of the ninth to pick up the win.
Starter Ryan Vogelsong allowed three runs on five hits and two walks over
seven innings for San Francisco, which has dropped back-to-back contests
following a 6-1 stretch.
San Francisco won four of its six meetings with the Brewers last season.
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You can take "substantially equal periodic payments" from an IRA at any age for any purpose, without penalty. Once you begin such payments, you must continue withdrawals for at least five years or until you are 59 1/2, whichever is longer. The simplest method to calculate the payments: divide your IRA balance by your life expectancy. If that produces more cash than you need, split your IRA up and take payments from just one part.
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Racing Carburetors - Putting The "D" In DemonWritten by on June 17, 2010 Barry Grant's Revolutionary New "D Flow" Race Demon
Carburetor technology is light years ahead of where it was when many of us began racing "back in the day." And now Barry Grant has pushed it further into the future with a revolutionary new design. The company calls it the "D Flow" Race Demon, and it's brand-new.
Every Race Demon has billet-aluminum metering blocks, billet-aluminum baseplates, patented removable boosters, large capacity fuel bowls with patented sight glasses, and patented, streamlined air entries. But the new D Flow Demon features unique "D" shaped butterflies.
Barry Grant says that this new design offers more airflow than conventional round butterfly carbs resulting in more horsepower and torque on big motors using a standard bolt pattern. And it's got the dyno results to back up the claims, current dyno testing shows gains of 5 lb-ft of torque and 10 hp on a mild 502ci/500hp motor! Granted you don't find a whole lot of 502s in oval track racing but the D Flow Race Demon can be factory configured for your specific application: General Competition (GC), Oval Track (OT), Traction Master (TM), and Drag Race (DR). Plus, it's available for gas or alcohol.
In addition to the power gains, the D Flow has a great fuel curve, offers better fuel distribution and has a great throttle response. The 1.562 venturi are available in annular or down-leg booster and flow 980 to 1080 cfm. That means that a conventional 1.75-inch butterfly would be equivalent to a 2.020-inch butterfly all contained in a 4150 base!
The patent-pending D Flow Race Demon has all of the standard features that have made Race Demons popular among many racers, such as direct bolt up to a 4150 baseplate and the aforementioned billet-aluminum metering blocks and billet aluminum baseplates. D Flow Race Demons pricing is as follows: Drag Race and Oval Track versions $950.35, General Competition $923.35, Traction Master $1150.15.


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