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Comments Thread For: Juanma Sees No Reason Why Gamboa Fight Can't Happen
Juan Manuel Lopez (32-2, 29KOs) is sticking to the super featherweight limit of 130-pounds, and still hopes to trade punches with Yuriorkis Gamboa (22-0, 16KOs). There was a time when Lopez vs. Gamboa was one of the most anticipated fights in boxing, but then Lopez was knocked out twice by Orlando Salido and those plans went to the trash bin. Now that both fighters have returned to the ring in the last few months, Lopez would still like to do the match but only at 130-pounds.
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Why not? Bring it.
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Late 2013..... Make it happen
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They won't get as much money but its still a good fight. Both are coming out of a long layoff. I just hope Juanma has recovered from the KOs because Gamboa is the better and faster fighter.
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this fight is fastly ressurecting.. more due to gamboa's perforamce tho than anything...
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I don't see why it shouldn't happen either.If juanma gets a name under his belt during the summer it could be possible for late fall.Nobody really brings that name brand and base like Juanma does, and it exceeds most of Gamboa's past opponents if money is what he's looking for.
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sh1t fight...........even gamboa off roids he still slays jaunma easily
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I would like to see this fight happen but I see Gamboa KO JuanMa.
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Gamboa chin and horrible work rate is his down fall Lopez knocks him out
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how's that pie tasting, juanma?!
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A thunder and lightning storm hit Juneau Monday a little before 5 pm.
The National Weather Service in Juneau says it was caused by a strong disturbance in the mid-levels of the atmosphere that moved down from the north. The last thunder and lightning storm in Juneau was on September 10 of last year.
Juneau also saw record-breaking hot temperatures this past weekend.
Rick Fritsch is a meteorologist with National Weather Service in Juneau. He says the heat wave started on Saturday.
"Eighty-three degrees on Saturday, and that record was last set in 1969, so that was a fairly long record. And yesterday at the Juneau Airport, old record was 82 degrees set way back in 1948 and we beat that record by a full three degrees, so the high temperature at the airport was 85 degrees."
Fritsch says the hot weather was caused by an inverted trough stationed over western Canada. It shifted to the west bringing the warmer pool of air closer to Southeast Alaska and finally over the coast mountains. Clear skies this weekend in conjunction with the inverted trough and fairly calm winds allowed the temperatures to rise.
According to Fritsch, the warmest of the weather is over, but temperatures today and tomorrow are still going to be significantly higher than normal.
"We're expecting temperatures to once again get into the upper-70s and possibly into the low-80s if you find an open area like Eagle Beach. For tomorrow, temperatures are starting to come down. We have a forecast right now for temperature ranges in the Juneau area from 70 to 75, so there's a little bit of reduction, but still well above normal for this time of year."
Records were broken throughout Southeast this weekend, from Ketchikan to Yakutat, which saw a high of 74. The highest recorded temperature was along the Haines highway at 92-degrees.
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I'm more than a bit confused. At my age, that seems to be a rather common occurrence. However, today more than ever, I'm getting a mixed message.
Acupuncture Muscle Trigger Point and Oriental Medicine Sports Therapy
It is difficult to ascertain the internal condition of professional basketball player Lebron James during game one of the 2014 NBA finals, in which he developed debilitating muscle cramps that led to his premature removal from the game.
The Pertinent Negative
We all have to perform evaluations on patients. Most of us don't like doing it – exams take time, and worse it takes even more time after the evaluation to put together a narrative summary of the findings. Sometimes, this process becomes downright tedious.
Beating the Odds: Interview With Para-Powerlifter Adeline Dumapong-Ancheta
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Three Tips to Help You Analyze the Acupuncture Case Studies of the NCCAOM Exam
Tip #1
Confirm the answer quickly by the elimination method. Case study:
After two treatments for back pain, a patient presents for a third
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has approved the Spine IQ Low Back Pain Registry as a qualified clinical data registry for the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) in 2016.
Introducing the Acupuncture Today Digital Edition
In response to the changing habits of our readers, Acupuncture Today will introduce a digital edition of the publication (in addition to our print edition) beginning with the August 2016 issue.
Acupuncture's Impact on the World
For several years, I have been hearing about the town of Rothenburg, Germany. It seemed just a dot on a map until I arrived. It is the home of the TCM Kongress which began in 1968. It has been held annually for 47 years and it has only missed one year.
Kansas Achieves Licensing Law
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed House Bill 2615 into law on Friday, May 13, 2016. HB2615 includes provisions for the licensure of acupuncturists in the state of Kansas.
What You Say Isn't Always What Patients Hear
A few years ago, my aunt Edna (name changed for the purpose of this story) suffered a stroke. After a short hospital stay, she was transferred to a nursing home for rehabilitation. When she arrived at the nursing home, Edna requested a private room.
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An Emerging Partnership Model
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AOM Hospital-Based Practice: A Future Reality?
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February, 2007, Vol. 07, Issue 02
The Body Viewed in 3-D
By Cliff Korn, BS, LMT, NCTMB
Since seriously considering massage therapy as a career choice, I have had a healthy appreciation for anatomy. My bachelor's degree in business economics had few science prerequisites, and basic college biology was as close as I came to discovering how we work in structure and function until I explored massage schools in 1992.I was amazed at how much I didn't know! Even the Anatomy Coloring Book was a wealth of information to me. I found the memorization of bones, muscles, nerves, etc., to be arduous at best, but the obvious potential for actual application of the knowledge kept me striving to succeed. It wasn't until after I was developing a practice that I came to know the true importance of learning more and more about exactly how the body presents itself.
The study of human anatomy is a standard part of all massage school curriculums. Along with a basic understanding of physiology, it is well-accepted that a solid understanding of these sciences contributes to a massage therapist's skill level and ability to demonstrate professionalism. It's this understanding of the structure and function of the human body, along with the skilled application of touch, which has so greatly enhanced the status of our profession in recent decades. I discovered that the Anatomy Coloring Book was the "Cliff's Notes version" of anatomical documentation, and that there was a whole new world of richness in anatomy texts by the likes of Netter and Clemente. I found that intuitive work on bodies was enhanced greatly if I knew what was really in that body I was touching. The smarter I got, the more intuitive I became! I'm sure that many, if not most of you, have come to realize the same.
Obviously better than books is the study of actual human tissue. It's for this reason that cadaver study is becoming increasingly popular in massage school curriculums. It's also becoming more of an option for those seeking continuing education. Most cadaver labs are operated by universities or medical centers that utilize the cadavers for their students first, before allowing visiting students to see the already-dissected human form. I have been fortunate to have the opportunity to get lots of cadaver lab time, and it never ceases to amaze me how those who have already passed on can make anatomy come to life!
I realize though, that many do not have access to a cadaver lab and the learning opportunities they present. I was pleasantly surprised to find an alternative that falls between the two-dimensional planes of a textbook and the three-dimensional hands-on medical school cadaver lab. Anatomical exhibits of actual bodies are touring throughout the world. Preserved in a special way that enables the tissue to maintain its color and appearance for "eternity," the bodies and body parts are arranged in poses and displays to allow for study. Explanatory material is part of the exhibit so the accumulation of knowledge is easy to grasp. In many ways, the visual depiction of nerve paths or the relationship of agonist and antagonist muscles was superior to the cadaver lab! I currently am aware of several touring anatomical exhibits in North America, and I think it a good use of professional time for massage therapists to visit them if a cadaver anatomy class is not easy for you to take.
"Bodyworlds," "Bodyworlds 2," and "Bodyworlds 3" are being exhibited in Dallas, Chicago, Montréal, and Phoenix. (I recently saw "Bodyworlds 2" in Boston.) A competing exhibit called "Bodies ... The Exhibition" is on display in South Miami, Las Vegas and New York. Other than the fact that you can't touch or photograph the exhibits, the learning opportunities are almost endless. (Caution for sensitive viewers: Eyes and genitals remain, and a section of the exhibition highlights prenatal development and includes embryos and fetuses.)
These exhibits certainly are not without controversy. Many question whether these shows are art, exploitation or science. They ask if they speak to our innate fascination with the human body, a voyeuristic desire for a cheap thrill or our fear of death. From my own visits, I can surmise that all of the above are true to some extent, but that most truly are seeking a deeper look at the human body. For more information on these exhibits, visit www.bodyworlds.com and www.bodiestheexhibition.com.
If you are able, however, I think there is nothing better than being able to get "hands-on" instruction on cadaverous tissue in a laboratory setting. Massage schools are more frequently establishing partnering roles with medical schools for this purpose. There are continuing education providers who are leaders in training others on actual dissection techniques. Gil Hedley, Dianne Polseno and David Kent are pioneers in this respect. The Upledger Institute has a first-rate program of dissection with an emphasis on CranioSacral Therapy concepts or Visceral Manipulation, and all the actual dissection is on fresh-tissue cadavers instead of embalmed tissue. That's better than most medical students can accomplish!
The keys to truly knowing and healing the human body lie within the body itself. Throughout history, anatomy has provided thousands of these keys. The study of anatomy and the practice of human dissection have proved invaluable in understanding the human body, its systems and their functions, and to treating, curing, and preventing disease. Without dissection, modern medical science would remain in the Dark Ages: We would have no idea how to remove an appendix or replace the valves of a heart, or the best way to perform a kidney transplant or operate on the brain. Without dissection, we would have a hard time setting a bone so it could properly heal. Almost all medical discoveries and advances made in the past 25 years owe a debt to anatomical study and human dissection; the same will be true of those in the future. It's my gut feeling that almost all advances in the practice of massage therapy - from the simplest ways of facilitating relaxation to the most complex ways of treating dysfunction - also will come from anatomical study and human dissection. I hope to see you in the lab!
Thanks for listening!
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Former editor of Massage Today, Cliff is owner of Windham Health Center Neuromuscular Therapy LLC. He is nationally certified in therapeutic massage & bodywork and is licensed as a massage therapist by the states of New Hampshire and Florida. Cliff is a member of the International Association of Healthcare Practitioners; a professional member and past president of the New Hampshire chapter of the American Massage Therapy Association; a certified member of the Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals, Inc.; and a past chairman of the board of directors of the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork.
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I am looking to create a jar file in the current directory.
I did this in command line:
jar cfe MyApp.jar MyApp MyApp.class
Alternatively, i put the following into Mnf.txt:
Main-Class: MyApp.class
and ran
jar cfm MyApp.jar Mnf.txt MyApp.class
When i try to run it with
java jar MyApp.jar
I get the following error in both cases:
Error: could not find or load main class.
Mnf.txt & MyApp.class is in the current directory.
There`s no package definition in MyApp. Everything is in the current directory.
I`ve seen How can I convert my Java program to an .exe file? among others.
No idea what i`m missing here.
Changing the content of Mnf.txt to:
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Producing: the Clov FPSO shown earlier at quayside of Paenal yard in Angola
BW buoyant on FPSO demand
12 June 2014 08:33 GMT
Total set to christen FPSO Clov
04 December 2013 06:26 GMT
Total's deep offshore impact
09 August 2013 12:00 GMT
Steve Marshall
12 June 2014 12:17 GMT
The project – comprising the Cravo, Lirio, Orquidea and Violeta fields – is the fourth major field development scheme to be brought online in the block operated by the French supermajor.
The new field complex, with proven and probable reserves of 500 million barrels and production capacity of 160,000 barrels per day, is set to boost Total's output from the offshore block to 700,000 bpd.
Clov is being developed using 34 subsea wells tied back via 180 kilometres of flowlines to a floating production, storage and offloading vessel with 1.8 million barrels of storage capacity, which is operating in water depths of between 1100 and 1400 metres.
The other three fields in the block – Girassol, Dalia and Pazflor – are also being tapped using FPSOs.
"Clov is a flagship project for Total. It demonstrates the group's capacity to successfully start up projects on time and within budget while mastering cutting-edge deep offshore technologies and keeping safety and environment a top priority," said Total's exploration & production chief Arnaud Breuillac.
He added the output boost from the latest field project, located 140 kilometres off the capital Luanda, would bring Total a step closer to its production goal of 3 million bpd by 2017.
Produced gas from Clov will be exported via a subsea line to the Angola LNG liquefaction plant.
Total operates the block with a 40% interest, with partners Statoil (23.33%), ExxonMobil (20%) and BP (16.67%).
The French giant is now working on development of its ultra-deepwater Kaombo field in Block 32 off the West African country, having sanctioned investment earlier this year, and intends to use two FPSOs to tap the field's oil reserves of 650 million barrels.
Total is also targeting pre-salt discoveries with exploration drilling across three blocks in the deep-water Kwanza basin off Angola.
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MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Sausage firm Cranswick aims high
Sausage-maker Cranswick
may benefit if
supermarkets and consumers
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enthusiasm for 'value'
The firm, which
focuses on premium
goods, was last covered
by Midas in October
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by 33 per cent to 906p.
Cranswick concentrates
on pork products,
particularly sausages.
Tasty: Crasnwick is set to post a 7 per cent rise in its annual profits to £48million
At the cheap end of the market, these can hide a multitude of sins but Cranswick prides itself on quality, owns its own abattoirs and supplies mainly top-range goods, such as Simply Sausages and Richard Woodall bacon.
It produces own-best brand products for
supermarkets too,
including Tesco, but
these are largely in the
Tesco's Finest range or
Sainsbury's Taste the
Difference products.
Cranswick buys pigs only from British farms approved by Freedom Food, a labelling scheme governed by welfare standards set by the animal charity RSPCA. Annual profits to March are set to rise seven per cent to £48million while the dividend is set to go up 4.5 per cent to 29.8p.
Midas verdict: The shares should continue to make progress. Hold.
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This looks interesting. Very unique from the standard games.
The tiles that you are using for the outer areas: forest and such, look great, but I do have to say that I have never been a fan of the city tiles your using. They just look dull to me.
Other than that small, selfish opinion, great game! Cannot wait to see it in action.


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Customer Experience Management provider Tahzoo today announced its top 10 predictions for marketers in 2013. In 2012, Tahzoo educated Fortune 500 companies on the importance of delivering engaging, relevant and persuasive customer experiences. The firm's roster of clients includes Costco, DirecTV, Nationwide, Abbott Nutrition and KeyBank.
"New Year 2013 will usher in a hyper-focus on developing successful customer experience initiatives with personalized, relevant content across any channel, device or platform," said Tahzoo CEO Brad Heidemann. "That success hinges on a number of complex factors ranging from organizational change management and governance to making mobile less of an afterthought. And the payoff will be felt in the bottom line, from sales to valuation. Next year will truly be a fascinating year to witness the successes and the missed opportunities."
Tahzoo 2013 predictions include:
1. The evolution from multi-channel to omni-channel marketing. It is no longer sufficient to reach out to consumers across distinct channels. It is the sofa shopper who will simultaneously watch TV, and shop on their tablets while texting with friends from their mobile device. Expectations are for a connected experience that not only moves from device to device, but is relevant within the context of a very limited attention span.
2. Differentiated experiences driven through the next generation of personalization. With the advance of enterprise marketing platforms such as SDL, IBM and Adobe, marketers are going to embrace dynamic publishing and algorithmic recommendations to deliver more engaging, relevant and most importantly, persuasive customer experiences.
3. Social marketing will enter the 4th stage of maturity. The days of simply having a Facebook page or Tweeting about your products are gone. While social media has become a powerful customer service and PR channel, its real value is as a source of social intelligence that provides the behavioral and attitudinal insight needed to add the dimensions of context and real-time to the marketing mix.
4. Organizational Change Management and Governance will become top topics for customer experience initiatives. With the increased emphasis on creating and delivering engaging, relevant and persuasive customer experiences, organizations, teams and brands will have to recognize that in addition to programs and technologies, they will need to drive cooperation, collaboration and alignment across the different parts of the enterprise. Companies will begin to look at the creation of Change Experience Management Offices (CxMO) as the means to maximize the business value and ROI of their investments.
5. Managed Service Offerings will begin to be used by large enterprises to experiment with and drive quick-to-market enterprise marketing solutions. As with other enterprise technologies, enterprise marketing suites will become available in the cloud and will enable brands to experiment with new capabilities without the need for capital investment and long and complex IT projects.
6. Mobile will become less of an add-on or afterthought from a delivery perspective and become a more integral part of the full digital experience. Mobile will evolve from a distinct channel to a strategic component of the overall digital experience. Brands will begin to integrate the experience across devices, platforms and situations.
7. Responsive Design will be coupled with contextual marketing to drive effective mobile experiences. While there will be continued growth in responsive designs for mobile (phone and tablet), the increased expectations of the mobile audiences will force brands to understand and accommodate the contextually different expectations audiences have for a mobile experience.
8. Marketing departments will become the active decision makers in the selection and purchase of enterprise marketing technology including CMS, CRM and marketing automation suites. IT departments will be more responsible to marketing / channel groups and more reliant on their budget dollars for their resources. Decisions will become focused on the business' need rather than the system architecture.
9. Global brands will embrace a balance between centralized control and local needs. Centralized global marketing organizations will increasingly become more vigilant regarding brand standards and compliance while simultaneously granting greater independence for local marketers to respond to their individual customer needs.
10. More CMOs will be recruited for their left brain skills. As companies continue to leverage data, technology and analytics to define and optimize customer experiences, they will increasingly look for leaders who have one foot in the world of technology and the other still squarely in the world of creative and brand.
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Tahzoo, a customer experience marketing firm, develops and delivers strategic customer experience management consulting services from digital marketing strategy to organizational change management and technical implementation, support and optimization of integrated enterprise marketing platforms with expertise and emphasis on SDL. Tahzoo serves global 1000 clients from its headquarters in Washington D.C., a development center in Richmond, VA, offices in Amsterdam, Cleveland and Seattle and remote centers across the United States.
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Shop Made Jigs, Fixtures and Solutions #4: Shop Notes Drill Press Sharpening System
Here is the video demonstration of the sharpening system I posted in projects.
Shop Made Jigs, Fixtures and Solutions #4: Shop Notes Drill Press Sharpening System
03-18-2012 05:06 PM by DaveTPilot | 13 comments »
Here is the video demonstration of the sharpening system I posted in projects.
Saw Talk #8: File Holder for Jointing Saws and Scrapers
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Before I can sharpen my backsaws, I need to make two things: a file holder for jointing the teeth and a saw vise. I was going to post both of these items together, but I think the file holder deserves its own post. A file holder is also useful for jointing hand scrapers. Some people don't bother with a file holder and just hold the file with their hands, but it's easier to keep the file perpendicular to the teeth using a holder with a fence that rides against the side of the plate. I've seen ...
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At the risk of bringing further controversy into the field of woodworking I thought we should build on the successes forged in the chisel sharpening YouTube video. You might be interested in this method that I use because it was also used by craftsmen for at least two centuries. I have written several blogs, posts and forums previously about the #4 bench plane, the best of which in my view is the plainest of planes, the exceptionally humble and most underestimated and undervalued Stanl...
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My first graving foray was to Jefferson Co, NY where I found and photographed grave sites of many relatives. I added Newton, NJ, Green-Wood in Brooklyn and Setauket Presbyterian on LI. My father's family was in the US before the Revolution and many of their graves have been relocated, so it's been a challenge. After searching for my gggrandparents for many years, I found them recently in Van Liew Cemetery in New Brunswick, NJ. I will be visiting there in September. I just started a virtual cemetery and am looking forward to building it.
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Yes, Clifford and brother Harry were grandson's of James Lawrence Keefer who homesteaded on what is now known as Keefer Rd. It was originally called - Keefer Station at Rock Creek Ranch.
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Clifford A. Keefer
What a nice surprise...so quickly...! Thank you...so much for the headstone photo for Clifford. I've attached the photo to his brother Harry G. Keefer's memorial page since they had a shared headstone. And added your name to the photo.
Again, thank you,
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on Apr 28, 2013 5:49 PM
Charles T. Baggett
When I was notified that she had passed, I called the funeral home, they said there was a 'urnment' at this cemetery which said she had a cremation.. so I made the memorial as you see it. It's possible that her husband still made other plans, but I'm not sure... Her husband Larry is my distant cousin.... Thanks for your help, Charles
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on Feb 10, 2013 9:19 PM
Thank you so much for looking for these, It was still good info that the cemetery office said they were not buried there. I contacted the poster of the memorial as he is also a relative and the info we both had said that were they were.
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Do you think Eevee should be used more in the anime or given as a starter in future games?
I'd like to see more Eeveelutions and Eevee in the anime, I suppose a main character having one is enough but I'd like to see another main character get one. (I was so disappointed when May didn't evolve her's into Vaporeon.) I think Eevee make excellent starters in Spin-offs. It give a wide range of Pokémon choices. I loved how it was the starter in XD.
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Definitely.. At least one of the main character in the anime should have an eevee. An then evolve it to one of the eeveelutions... I personally think it should be an Espeon XD or Glaceon


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Bahurudeen Mohammad Yusuof Ghaney was sent to the
gallows for trafficking in 10 kgs of ketamine at the Penang
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Ghaney sobbed in the dock when the decision was read
out by High Court judicial commissioner Mohd Amin Firdaus
Mohd Amin Firdaus, in his decision, said the defence
had failed to raise reasonable doubt on the prosecution`s
However, Ghaney, in his defence, had said that the bag
containing the drugs was given to him by a man named Farouk,
who is his neighbour, and told the former to bring the bag to
The accused had also said that he did not know the
contents of the bag and that he only found out the contents at
the airport here.
"As a highly educated man, won`t you ask yourself,
what was in the bag? You would not simply bring the bag.
"When somebody gives you RM3,000 (40,000 rupees) as
expenses, and when on return to Chennai you would get another
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Sugarinthemorning returned $7 and $4.20, while Kindle was another half-length back in third and paid $3.40 to show.
Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert's duo of Distracting and Pink Lollipops finished fourth and seventh, respectively.
Teddy's Promise drew the No. 4 post, forcing Espinoza to move her outside where she prefers to run.
"There were two horses in front of me and I just tracked
them,'' he said. "At the three-eighths pole I kind of just let her do
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"She's back in form,'' trainer Ron Ellis said. "She's really
starting to relax and mature mentally. Physically, she's always been
quite a specimen, but mentally she's really turned a corner for us.''
Teddy's Promise was coming off a 5 ¼-length win in the Kalookan Queen Stakes as the 3-2 favorite on Dec. 29 at Santa Anita.
"That last race kind of got her a lot of confidence,'' Ellis
said. "I certainly don't think the mud hurts her. Her last one was on a
little bit of a wet track. This was a muddier track today, but she won a
Grade 1 on a fast track, so I think here at Santa Anita on the regular
dirt it's a little bit better fit.''
Baffert's day wasn't a total wash.
His horse, Fiftyshadesofhay, won the $100,000 Santa Ysabel Stakes for 3-year-old fillies by 5 3/4 lengths.
Fiftyshadesofhay under Rafael Bejarano ran 1 1/16 miles in
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paid $14.40, $4.80 and $2.40 as the 6-1 fourth choice in the field of
Heir Kitty returned $3.40 and $2.20 while finishing second for
the second straight race. Scarlet Strike was another 1 1/2 lengths back
in third and paid $2.10 to show as the 3-2 favorite.
Fiftyshadesofhay finished eighth in the mile Blue Norther
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labeled "kind of disastrous.''
"She can run all day long. She's fast and she wants to be out
there,'' he said. "We were very high on her early in the year and it's
taken her a while to come around. But she ran like she's supposed to.
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