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The road to the Empire Vicbred Super Series finals on July 1 and 2 continues at Ballarat & District Trotting Club on Wednesday when the three-year-old fillies begin their campaigns. Good Form's Blake Redden takes a look at the standout hopes. Take a look at the video here: https://www.facebook.com/harnessracingvictoria/videos/10157040630510611/
Hectorjayjay looks set for another big Vicbred Super Series after winning yesterday's harness racxing four-year-old entires and geldings' heat at Charlton. The Bill Walker-trained Dream Away/Sheer Finesse gelding is a two-time Empire Stallions Vicbred Super Series semi-final winner, at two and three, and is now a two-time heat winner. Today he defeated last-start Harness Jewels placegetter Messini – from the Brent Lilley stable – by 1.6 metres over 2100m in a rate of 1:55.5. Driven by Simone Walker, Hectorjayjay crossed Messini early before handing up to Chris Alford aboard the favourite. In the straight Hectorjayjay pulled out and overran Messini late, finding the line impressively. Jilliby Jagger finished third for Glen Craven and Keayang Active fourth for Marg Lee and Jason Lee. Finishing order Video replay Who impressed you most in this heat? Tweet us @HRVnews using the hashtag #Trots >> Find out more about how the Super Series works Cody Winnell
Changeover 1:53.4 ($2,404,473), New Zealand's richest ever harness racing stallion and the winner of 19 Group and Listed races, has left some smart two-year-olds from his first crop in both NZ and Australia. In his first season he produced 151 foals in New Zealand and he has been represented by 43 qualifiers and 28 starters from that crop, 13 of which won including Controversial (1:57.1), the winner of three races including a Queensland Breeders Crown heat, fellow Breeders Crown finalist Beaudiene Bill, Prince Of Pops 1:59.8 (3 wins), Change The Rulz, an Addington winner in 1:58.9; promising Victorian winner Big Spending Telf; and Cambio, who won the Listed Yearling Sales Series NHT Final at its only start at Auckland. Another of Changeover's first NZ crop in Nuala, who is a filly from the Live Or Die mare Forever Blue, established an all aged track record at Oamaru, rating 1:58.8 for 2000 metres. At her first start on Australian soil Nuala blitzed her rivals at Pinjarra (WA), running her last 800 in 56.4 seconds. The Paul Kerr trained Oneover competed with real distinction in several of NZ's feature juvenile events and was placed third behind Alta Orlando in the Group 2 NZ Welcome Stakes. He looks like he will develop into a very nice three-year-old. Changeover was clearly NZ's leading first-season sire based on individual winners and stakemoney and he was the third leading overall sire of two-year-old winners. In Australia, Changeover produced 29 foals from his first crop racing as two-year-olds and he has achieved an excellent 44 percent winners-to-starters percentage ratio. With a 13.8 percent winners-to-foals strike rate, Changeover is second only to Sportswriter (19.4%) on the first-season percentage sires' list. Of nine foals to have raced, four have won and another two have been placed including the Vicbred Super Series and Home Grown Classic heat winner Licinia; the Albion Park winner Chang; Grace Campbell, a Launceston winner and runner-up in the Group 3 Evicus; and Glenferrie Boss, a 1:59.1 Victorian winner. Changeover, a son of champion sire In The Pocket and the Vance Hanover mare Chaangerr and from the maternal family of Chokin, Fly Like An Eagle and co, is lining up for his fifth season at Nevele R Stud, Christchurch. Courtesy Of Nevele R Stud
A month ago mighty mare Spidergirl made it a clean sweep of harness racings Vicbred Super Series with a brilliant win in the four-year-old trotting division. She'd won the Vicbred finals at age two and three but had come up short in the previous Breeders Crown finals. But today the daughter of Yankee Spider netted the Breeders Crown win that had so far eluded her, taking out the four-year-old trotters' final. Trained by David Aiken – bringing up a race to race Group 1 double for the Avenel horseman – and driven by champion reinsman Chris Alford, Spidergirl led easily in the 2240-metre race from pole before proving too tough for runner-up Glenferrie Typoon, who had a great trip leader's back in the run, and tough trotter Blitzthemcalder, who sat parked. Paris Pepperell finished fourth. Spidergirl's winning mile rate was 1:58.7 and the margins were 2m x 10m. "Getting to drive great horses like her makes it easy to get out of bed each morning," winning driver Alford said post-race. Cody Winnell - Harness Racing Victoria
Andy Gath's rising star two-year-old Padrisimo has been scratched from tomorrow night's Breeders Crown heats at Shepparton. Gath told Harness Racing Victoria this morning the horse would be scoped and is possibly suffering a cold, which is the affliction that ruled him out of the Harness Jewels in New Zealand earlier this year. "It is bad luck but you've just got to put the horse first," Gath said. Birdy Mach spearheads the line-up for the three Breeders Crown two-year-old colts and geldings heats at Shepparton. Belinda and Luke McCarthy's colt will line up in gate four in heat 11 of the series (Race 7 at Shepparton), hoping to bounce back after a shock defeat in the Tatlow Stakes last start. Birdy Mach took a two-from-two record into the Tatlow and was heavily backed before having his colours lowered by Kept Under Wraps. Team McCarthy has huge wraps on the son of Mach Three though, and if he can reproduce his Sydney form he will be very hard to beat. Kept Under Wraps is back for another crack though and has drawn pole in his bid to beat Birdy Mach again. The Brent Lilley trained son of Bettors Delight will be driven by in-form reinsman Greg Sugars and another victory would thrust him to the top of betting calculations for the Crown finals. Gath-trained Burnaholeinmypocket will contest the same heat as Birdy Mach but is drawn seven and will find it tough, his trainer says. "He's a very quality racehorse but the way the numbers have fallen realistically there's no way he can run in the first two," Gath said. "But we're not too deterred because realistically the first five or six in the repechage can usually make their way into the final." The first of the three heats tomorrow will feature Vicbred Super Series champion Feeling Arty. Trainer-driver Cameron Maggs is hoping Feeling Arty can bounce back after dropping out badly in the Tatlow last time out. "I followed through OK last time but I just couldn't get in unfortunately and when they run those times it makes it tough," Maggs said. "I was a bit disappointed. His recovery wasn't real good on the night but he ate up afterwards and has worked good since." Maggs said although Feeling Arty led throughout his Vicbred campaign the horse had previously raced off the speed. "I'll probably have to follow through again … but the only time he's led in his races are in those Vicbred races," he said. "He can sit in behind them and come with a run at the finish if he needs to race that way." By Cody Winnell (Harness Racing Victoria)
Two of the stallions that appeared on the Alabar Stallion Roster in 2013 will be heading for new farms in the upcoming breeding season. Firstly Major In Art, the 2008 USTA Two Year Old of the Year will be heading north of the border to Darren Reay's Medowie Lodge on the outskirts of Newcastle. The handsome son of Art Major is not far outside the Top Ten on the Australian Three Year Old Sires List in this current season. He has sired 21 winners of over $310,000 to date including the smart Queensland pacer Major Sam 1:54.7 and the Bathurst based pacers Smack Dab Shannon 2:00.1 and Lagoon Stride 1:59.8. The Two Year Old colt Artillery Major was a fast finishing second in $102,000 Pearl Classic Final at Gloucester Park in mid June. Medowie Lodge is based in the strong Harness Racing area surrounding Newcastle and Major In Art should be a welcome boost for breeders in that area and indeed for breeders throughout NSW. Darren Reay can be contacted by phoning 0429 817 199. The trotting stallion Great Success is the other lad on the move. He will be taking a trip across the Tasman to take up residence at Ken and Jan Wills' property of Niota Bloodstock at Girgarre (near Shepparton) in Victoria. The now ten year old stallion sired the exciting, but injury plagued gelding, Roy Hobbs tr 2:00.2 in his first crop and has since sired the recent multiple winners Boundary Row, Jeter and Senitas Success. Ken and Jan Wills can be contacted on (03) 5854 6572. Finally an update on Safari, the powerful son of Fake Left. He will be heading back to Alabar's Echuca property next month to join the other seven stallions that are based at the northern Victoria property. July has been a good month for the progeny of Safari and in particular three fillies. Berisari had only the smallest of noses that separated her from a victory in the $110,000 Vicbred Final for three year old fillies, whilst on the same night Viva Safari finished runner up in the two year old Vicbred Final for fillies to take her seasons earnings past $50,000. Meanwhile in Queensland, the three year old filly Beef City Safari finished second and then a fast closing third to star filly Nike Franco in the Gold Coast and Queensland Oaks respectively. Safari's service fee will be unchanged from that of last season - $1,650 (incl GST). Alabar Stud
PROMISING two-year-old pacer One Mans Pass is likely to be a travelling companion for his high-profiled stablemate Barynya when she embarks on a trip to Victoria this week to prepare for her 3YO fillies' Breeders Crown assignment. Barynya is one of the favourites to win her division of the Breeders Crown and not surprising given she won the Tasmanian and Victorian Oaks and was favourite in the recent Group 1 Vicbred Super Series final in which she was devoid of luck. One Mans Pass, prepared at Karoola by Dick Eaves, earned his trip away when he scored an effortless win in a 2YO Pace at Devonport on Monday night. With Rohan Hillier in the cart, One Mans Pass faced the breeze throughout but when he was asked to extend at the business end of the race he forged clear and went on to score comfortably from Karalta Jazzman and Be Good Franklin. "This is a very nice horse - he's got wheel and he's very strong," Eaves said. "If he is spot on, I'll take him with Barynya and run him in a repechage of the 2YO Breeders Crown." "He won't be out of his depth because I reckon he can handle that class." One Mans Class was third behind Boasson Hagen in the Tasmanian Breeders Crown heat in Launceston last Sunday week prior to winning on Monday night. "He went a bit roughly on the home turn in the Breeders Crown heat and they ran home (the last 400m) in 27 seconds so it was a good effort," he said. At his only other outing (on debut at Ballarat in Victoria) he broke just after the start and that was the end of his chances. "He trialed really well before his debut run but then we had him shod and I think it might have left him a bit foot sore," Eaves said. One Mans Pass is owned and raced by Lloyd and Judy Whish-Wilson who also own Barynya. By Peter Staples
They say you can't judge a person until you've walked a mile in their shoes. It seems the same can be said for horses. For Group 1 winning mare Pressplay, punters who wrote her off as inconsistent must have felt as though they'd been kicked in the shins when she won the Vicbred Super Series final earlier this month at big odds. Pressplay has never lacked in ability, says trainer Rebecca Cartwright, but the horse's feet have not been the same since she trod on a nail. "Some of her runs might have looked a bit disappointing on paper but if you knew the horse you'd know in some of those races it was like she was running on a hot tin roof," Cartwright said. Farrier Stephen Said, who has been in harness racing a long time, has played an integral role behind the scenes with Pressplay. Due to her hoof ailment shoeing the mare is problematic, but Stephen's persistence has paid off in spades, Cartwright said. "He did the most amazing job with her. Stephen really cared and made particular sets of shoes for her … her feet had never been as perfect as he got them heading into the Vicbred Final." Doreen-based Cartwright bred Pressplay and raced her mother, Miss Superb. "It was just so humbling (to win the Group 1). We've been in the game a long time and to breed one and then to win a Group 1 with that horse was just amazing," she said. "Craig (Rebecca's partner) should take a lot of the credit for the win. He's done a wonderful job with her and has always loved her." Pressplay has drawn gate six in the Pet Rock Pace Final (Race 2) at Tabcorp Park Melton on Friday night with Amanda Turnbull, who has become the horse's regular reinswoman after guiding her to Group 1 success, taking the reins. "It's a bugger of a draw," Cartwright said. "I don't really know at this stage. I'm going to have to sit down and look at all the runners and work it out." Cartwright said Pressplay was a "dead-set sit-sprinter", so making her own luck in running can be tricky. But in terms of ability, Cartwright always knew Pressplay had at least one big-race win in her. "Her first run in the (Vicbred) heat was a good one. Then she ran a super race in the semi-final. We always said she could win a big race she just need a little bit of luck," Cartwright said. By Cody Winnell Harness Racing Victoria
Melton trainer Ross Sugars' run of form continued on Sunday at the famous Redwood Carnival meeting at Maryborough. Sugars trained the winner of the 2690-metre Group 1 Seelite Windows and Doors Victoria Trotters Derby, Illawong Helios, which overpowered hot favourites Claudys Princess and Our Twentyten in the last 200m. Ross said driver – and his son – Greg Sugars delivered a "10 out of 10" drive aboard Illawong Helios, finding the back of Claudys Princess early before tracking Our Twentyten off the back and peeling three-wide into the lane the final time. "They were all running on empty in the straight," Ross Sugars said. "It was a very slow last quarter (32 seconds). It was the first go for all of them at that kind of distance and it was just a case of those at the front having done more work, which allowed us to be that little bit stronger in the straight. "Our filly keeps on trying and she just found the line a bit better because of the way the race was run. That was the difference." Sugars said heading down the back the last time he started thinking his filly was capable of at least running a place. "I even thought 'don't tell me she's going to win'," he said. Sugars said Claudys Princess, which finished runner-up in the Derby 1.7m behind Illawong Helios, was still the best three-year-old filly in the business and said her run on Sunday was enormous. But it was Illawong Helios's day, the daughter of Majestic Son breaking a run of three consecutive second-place finishes in the Oaks and two Vicbred Super Series races. Illawong Helios set a new race record with his winning mile rate of 2:01.6 eclipsing the mark set by Blitzthemcalder last year by 0.3secs. She will now head to the Breeders Crown. Illawong Helios paid $23 on the tote. Sugars, who said he was not a betting man, admitted if he was an odds watcher he'd have moved at that price. "She was an 8-1 to 10-1 chance, I thought. Those odds were enormous," he said. Another trotter from the Sugars stable, four-year-old mare Quite A Moment, also won on Redwood day, taking out the John Slack Memorial Trotters Handicap over 2190m. Quite A Moment recorded a 58-second last half to score by 1.9m over Lord Liam, last year's three-year-old trotters' Breeders Crown champion hitting her straps ahead of this year's series. "She's done a really good job in the last 12 months. She'll have a run or two and then she'll be back in the Breeders Crown for the four-year-olds' race." On Saturday night at Tabcorp Park Melton Sugars-trained Bettor Rock On made it five starts Down Under for five wins. The former New Zealander sat parked in the Yeomans Slate and Stone Winter Championship Final before sprinting up down the back in 27.8secs and skipping clear of early leader Essbee Doubleyou in a 28.4-second last quarter to win in a rate of 1:54.4. "He's done the job and won five in a row," Sugars said. "We'll give him a break now and then prepare him for the new season and target some country cups. The Kilmore Cup (October 26) would be an aim. He's a very good stand-start horse." Sugars said the brilliant Youranut (Vicbred Super Series 4YO Final winner last year) was back in work and would resume racing in the next month or so. By Cody Winnell Harness Racing Victoria
Brilliant trotter Eljaykay Phoenix is this year's Seelite Windows and Doors Redwood Classic champion. The son of Sundon from the all-conquering David Aiken yard made it six wins from seven starts in the $50,505 Group 1 event on Sunday at Maryborough. Runner-up My Arya made a race of it though, the New Zealand two-year-old champ getting within a neck of Eljaykay Phoenix at the end of the 2190m journey. The pair finished 12.5m clear of third placegetter Endsino and will both be leading contenders come Breeders Crown finals time next month. Sunday's victory was junior driver Josh Aiken's second Group 1 triumph after he won on Eljaykay Phoenix in the Vicbred Super Series final recently for his first. Eljaykay Phoenix worked to the lead early in the Redwood before coming home in a last half-mile of 58.7secs. My Arya and Mark Purdon used the sprint lane to close on the winner late, while Endsino for Andy and Kate Gath worekd home strongly for third after travelling three back the markers. Fabrication finished fourth and Sheza Amason finished fifth. The well-backed Twice As Much had a day to forget, galloping twice in running to finish tailed off last. Eljaykay Phoenix By Cody Winnell Harness Racing Victoria
Australian trotters are getting faster every year as a result of smarter breeding and modern training techniques. And the fact the Group 1 Seelite Windows and Doors Group 1 Redwood Classic at Maryborough field gets better every year is a direct correlation to Australia's burgeoning passion for the squaregaiter. David Aiken-trained Eljaykay Phoenix is the favourite for Sunday's $50,505 two-year-old Classic despite a second-row draw (gate 10) in the stand-start race. The standing start will be relatively new to most of the runners, who have been contesting mobile-start races of late as they look to etch their names among the country's leading juvenile trotting ranks in races such as the Vicbred Super Series. Eljaykay Phoenix won the colts and geldings' Super Series final with panache, comfortably accounting for runner-up Illawong Helios and third placegetter Black Valley – both of whom he meets again on Sunday. Eljaykay Phoenix has won five out of six starts but interestingly his only defeat has come at his only stand-start race. New Zealand's champion two-year-old trotter My Arya has drawn gate one on Sunday, the Brent Lilley-trained, Mark Purdon-driven daughter of Angus Hall out to follow in the footsteps of previous Redwood filly winners Lady Thor (1987), Truscott Dawn (1995), Lacey Truscott (1997), Petite Morley (1998), Jauriol (2004), Elusive Charm (2009), Maidstone Miss (2011) and Daenarys Targaryen (2013). My Arya comfortably won her Australian debut race at Melton's Tabcorp Park last weekend off a 10m handicap in a stand-start race. Early money has come for New South Wales raider Twice As Much, which is unbeaten in two runs to date at Menangle and will be driven by gun reinsman Luke McCarthy. Twice As Much opened $12 and had shortened into $8 as of Thursday with TAB fixed odds. Andy Gath has two runners entered in this year's Redwood, impressive last-start Super Series fillies' winner Endsino, which has drawn gate eight and will be driven by Kate Gath, and Naked Majesty, which will start from gate five for John Caldow. "It's a bit of a tricky draw for Endsino and being a filly taking on the boys is always a bit hard," Gath said of Endsino, whose mother Jauriol is a past Redwood champion. "These races can be about being in the right place at the right time. If you trot the best on the day you're always a chance. "Naked Majesty bombed the start last time but she went really good after that. If she gets away good, there's probably not much between my two." Trainer-driver Jodi Quinlan will start Illawong Armstrong in the Classic, the impressive gelding finishing second to Eljaykay Phoenix in the Super Series Final. Illawong Armstrong has won four of six starts and Quinlan has a huge opinion of him, but his manners can be a worry. If he trots, he's a huge chance. The Redwood Classic is Race 5 on Saturday's Maryborough program and is scheduled to start at 2.06pm. By Cody Winnell (Harness Racing Australia)
Imamenace earned a reputation as a giant-killer and a giant when he won the Group 1 Vicbred Super Series three-year-old colts and geldings' trotting final recently at Tabcorp Park Melton. The Peter Cormican-trained gelding, which stands over 17 hands high, started cricket-score odds before upstaging Spidergrace and Asdenro over 2240m. It was an amazing feat to win a Group 1 that night, as that run was only Imamenace's second visit to the racetrack. On Sunday he will contest the Seelite Windows and Doors Victoria Trotters Derby over 2690m at Maryborough, hoping to pull off another upset at start number three. Grant Campbell replaces Imamenace's usual driver, Greg Sugars, who has elected to drive his father's trotter Illawong Helios. Cormican, who trains out of Arcadia, was visibly shocked and thrilled after his gelding's last-start success. "This is the first time I've won a Group 1 and I'm going to make the most of it," he said moments after the win. Speaking on Thursday, Cormican said he was sure Imamenace would not disappoint on Sunday. "We're going to be the fourth, fifth or sixth horse picked again but we're just happy to be in the race," he said. "He did a super job to win that last race but geez, it's a big ask to win this at his third start." Asked to compare Imamenace's trackwork this time compared to before his last-start success, Cormican said it was "on a par". "He had a good hit-out this morning. He'll have a bit of a break after this race because he's not entered in the Breeders Crown. "We're not going to rush him." Despite the wide draw (gate seven) on Sunday, Cormican said the horse was likely to push forward early. "We'll probably come out and have a bit of a look," he said. "We just don't want him on the fence." Our Twentyten opened favourite for the Derby, which is scheduled to run at 3.18pm, with filly Claudys Princess tightening in from $3.60 into $3 early with fixed-odds betting. Imamenace eased from $12 to $15 overnight on Wednesday. By Cody Winnell (Harness Racing Australia)
Congratulations to the father/son combination of Ross and Greg Sugars who trained and drove the first 3 winners at Tabcorp Park last Friday night (July 11). I wonder when was the last time that happened at a metro meeting? And Lance Justice has announced that Smoken Up will travel to Sydney for the last time this Saturday night (July 19). We look forward to celebrating his career in Melbourne soon. Follow HRV on Twitter @HRVnews Additional $1.7m in Stakes in 2014/15 The HRV 2013/14 financial year was completed on June 30 2014. The financial results are not yet formally audited, however the Board is anticipating announcing a profit for the 2013/14 year in excess of $1m. The $1m result follows a $2m profit the previous year, on the back of which HRV then announced stakes increases of $2.5m for the 2013/14 year. Stakes of $36m were paid out for the year, up from $33.5m the previous year. The profit result in 2013/14 was assisted by wagering revenue growth of $2m, largely due to HRV's increased race field fees from corporate bookmakers and interstate TAB's. Revenue from our Joint Venture partner Tabcorp declined by $1m as we see the continued shift from the more lucrative parimutuel betting to the increasingly popular, but lower margin, fixed odds. Of the total betting through Tabcorp, fixed odds now comprise nearly 25%, compared to 14% for the previous year. The HRV Board has also approved the budget for the 2014/15 year. The budget takes into account another tough year for Tabcorp wagering turnover which is again predicted to decline. However HRV has structured the business such that it is forecasting another profit of $1m. That profit will come after providing for an increase in stakes of $1.7m, up from $36m to $37.7m. The main features of the stakes rises are: An increase in the Vicbred 1st win bonus from $5,000 to $7,000 for 3yo's in the new season (continues to apply for the 2yo's); $300,000 additional stakes for the Vicbred Platinum program; Full year impact of the staged increases through the previous year. Stakes will then have risen by $4.2m (12.5%) in the past two financial years. Wagering Data Wagering revenue remains HRV's single most important source of income ($57m in 2013/14) and we are now receiving much more detailed information from wagering service providers, such as the Victorian TAB, Interstate TAB's and corporate bookmakers. Inclusive of all wagering operators, the year's highest wagering turnover races were: Victoria Cup - $923,000; Hunter Cup - $875,000; Inter Dominion Heat - $735,000; Victoria Derby - $601,000. In regional Victoria the highest ranked races by turnover were: Cranbourne Cup - $612,000; Ballarat Cup - $559,000; Kilmore Cup - $470,000. Apart from Melton, the track with the highest average turnover was Swan Hill ($194,000) per race, followed by Bendigo ($185,000) and Ballarat ($184,000). There is very little difference in punter preference between pacers and trotters. For the year the average turnover per race was: Pacers - $186,000; Trotters - $174,000. Vicbred Trotters Exported A hugely successful weekend of Vicbred Finals was conducted on July 4 and 5. I would like to sincerely thank Empire Stallions, and in particular Donna Egan, David James and Les Joslin, for their support of the Series. It was very gratifying for them to see their stallions Modern Art (twice) and Four Starzz Shark represented in the Group 1 winners stall. Congratulations go to the connections of all horses involved in the two nights' Finals. The racing was exceptional and was an excellent promotion of our sport nationally and internationally. The six Group 1 Trotters Finals were telecast into France by Sky Racing (Friday morning French time) with wagering conducted by the French Tote (PMU). It is anticipated that the wagering turnover in France will be well in excess of $1m, given that the previous 12 races beamed into France averaged turnover of $155,000 per race. Gordon Rothacker Medal (Industry Awards Night) For the first time, HRV will this year celebrate the 2013/14 season with one gala evening on Wednesday October 8. The Industry Awards Night will celebrate season premiership winners, Horse of the Year and Country Club awards, with the pinnacle of the evening being the Gordon Rothacker Medal. Vale Over the past month HRV mourned the loss of several participants: Bill Hanson A large crowd gathered at Kyneton for the funeral of Bill Hanson. Bill passed away on July 4. It was a fitting tribute to Bill that so many industry people were in attendance to hear of Bill's love for breeding trotters. On the Chapel wall hanging proudly was a picture of the great Maori's Idol, which was acknowledged by Father Brain Glasheen before his tribute to Bill. Bill had purchased Maori's Idol in 1990 for stud duties at his Homevale Stud in Fern Hill, where he stayed until his death in 2006. Bill was a life member of Harness Breeders (Vic), the VHRSC and the Bendigo club. He was an inaugural inductee into the VHRMA Hall of Fame in 2009. Our condolences go out to Margaret and the family. Mick Lacey Mick trained and drove many horses in Victoria before moving to Queensland over a decade ago. Several staff at HRV who remember Mick commented to me that he was always a gentleman, who never had a bad word to say or did anything wrong by anyone. Some may remember Mick's good horse, Duke Of Broadway. Judith Astbury Judith passed away in late June. She will be remembered for her work in the Hamilton Secretary's office for many many years. From what I am told she would go out of her way to help anyone in the industry and certainly the stewards would always look forward to a freshly baked cake by Judith when they arrived at Hamilton. I am also reminded that Judith's husband Rex was very proud of a horse he raced named Mockingtheclassics. Did You Know? Former trainer Alan McLean celebrated his 100th birthday with his family at Tabcorp Park on Vicbred Finals weekend. On July 4, Alan presented the trophy to connections of One Over Da Moon for winning the "Alan McLean 100th Birthday" Trot. Copyright © 2014 Harness Racing Victoria, All rights reserved. Harness Racing Victoria
Champion New South Wales mare Frith added the Harness Breeders (Vic) Jane Ellen to her list of feature race wins at Tabcorp Park Melton on Friday night. The six-time Group 1 winner found the lead comfortably from the 2240m start before controlling the race to score by 2.6m over runner-up The Good Times, with Broadways Best rocketing home for third. Frith, a Bruce Harpley-trained daughter of Four Starzzz Shark, has now won 26 from 35 race starts. Frith's winning mile rate was 1:56.7. She finished with a last half-mile of 55.7 after splits of 29.8, 30.2, 27.6 and 28.1. Emma Stewart's The Good Times was given a cushy run by Gavin Lang on the back of the favourite before using the sprint lane to run second. Chris Alford steered in-form Broadways Best into third, powering down the outside late to edge out Beauty Secret, which ran fourth, while Miracle Mile winner Baby Bling wound up fifth. Frith already boasts Group 1 victories in New South Wales, Western Australia and Victoria. She will be looking to add a second Breeders Crown success to her resume next month after taking out the three-year-old fillies' title last year. Frith Father-son combination Ross and Greg Sugars won the first three races on Friday night's program. Illawong Magic kicked off proceedings with a 3.7m win in the Granny Reilly Performance Mix Vicbred Trot. The seven-year-old gelding found the lead early and never looked like losing, pinching a break approaching the home bend before holding off David Van Ryn pair Paris Pepperell and Enjoy A Coldie in the home straight. The Sugars' team then combined for success with Bettor Rock On in the first heat of the Tabcorp Park Melton Winter Championship. Punters who took the short odds for the son of Bettors Delight were surely sweating with 50m to go, as Bettor Rock On was taking forever to reel in Tandias Bromac. But the $1.10 shot poked his head in front just in time to win by the narrowest of margins. Bettor Rock On posted sectionals of 29.0, 29.9, 28.5 and 28.4, with his mile rate a slick 1:54.9. Mulgrave then made it three from three for Team Sugars, defeating Gotta Go Henry in the Alabar 3YO Pace Final over 2240m. Mulgrave won by 2.8m in a mile rate of 1:58.3. The in-form David Aiken stable absolutely dominated the Granny Reilly Sole Mate Mix Trot over 2240m, Thanesan defeating stable-mate Vics Cheval by 5.1m. Junior driver Josh Aiken, who drove his first Group 1 winner last weekend, steered the winner, while his father David drove the second horse over the line. Amanda Grieve and Chris Alford combined to win the Granny Reilly Perfect Pacer Pace over 2240m with Magical Telf, who scored a half-neck win over Teo Enteo. Long odds-on favourite Almost El Eagle took out heat two of the Winter Championship for Steve Duffy and John Caldow. Ginger Bliss made it a winning double for Josh Aiken with victory in the Granny Reilly Maintain Mix Pace over 1720m, the talented four-year-old clocking 1:55.3 to beat Exciteusinthecity by 1.2m. Ginger Bliss found the lead early and dictated terms before cranking things up in the last half-mile, with third and fourth splits of 27.7 and 27.9 for a 55.6 last half. Exciteusinthecity ran a bottler of a race for Tim McLean, while Washmepockets poked through for third for Haydon Gray. Our Twentyten showed he is right on song for the Trotters Derby with an 8.9m win in the Redwood Day 20 July 3YO Trot, the Brent Lilley-trained son of Muscles Yankee defeating runner-up One Over Da Moon and third placegetter Daenerys Targaryen. The last race on the card, the Book Now For Breeders Crown 2YO Trotters Handicap, saw Greg Sugars snare win number four for the night and gave Lilley a winning double when My Arya got the chocolates. My Arya was the only filly off 10m in the race, the daughter of Angus Hall stepping sweetly early and trotting perfectly throughout to score by 2.3m over debutant Shared Interest (Nathan Jack), who ran a crackerjack race on debut and will be winning soon, while Sheza Amason was about 20m away in third. By Cody Winnell (Harness Racing Australia)
Bolinda harness racing trainer Kari Males is enjoying a blistering run of form. Males, whose two-year-old stable star Niki No No won the Group 1 Vicbred Super Series Final at Tabcorp Park Melton on Saturday night, had a winner on Tuesday night at Shepparton with trotter The Truth before backing it up on Wednesday afternoon with six-year-old gelding Hall Of Famer victorious at Maryborough. It means Males' last three runners to the races have been winners. Hall Of Famer, a C6 horse, utilised the claim for junior driver Kyle Marshall in the C4-C5 Bill Davies Memorial Pace over 1690m. Marshall took the son of Blissfull Hall to the breeze early, outside pacemaker With Gusto (Daryl Douglas). At the 400m, Hall Of Famer poured the pressure on full-blast, taking the lead early in the home straight before With Gusto fought back gamely to go down by a neck. Another junior driver in Mark Pitt enjoyed a great day out at Maryborough with a winning double. Pitt piloted Yankee Strutter home in the Col and Margaret Ford Memorial 2YO Pace (Race 1) before bookending the program with victory in the last on Waltalight. Both winners were trained by Wayne Potter. Two heats of the Trustees Carisbrook Racecourse Reserve Trotters Handicap were run and won at Maryborough, with Bill Morgan trained-and-driven Gioiosa Ionica victorious in the first heat by 4.3m over William John, while Tennotrump gelding Jay Gee from the Ross Graham stable won the second heat by 8.4m with Daryl Douglas in the sulky. Veteran trainer-driver Ginger Gleeson drove Sun Bird into second behind Jay Gee, the 10-year-old trotter finding some form at huge odds. Peter Manning and Greg Sugars combined with Village Jasper gelding Mixedwithajasper in the Seelite Windows and Doors 3YO Pace over 1690m, the three-year-old defeating Fremarks Ceejay by 3.7m in a mile rate of 1:57.2. Fremarks Ceejay and trainer-driver Courtney Slater bowled along freely at the front of the field for much of the race but couldn't match the winner in the last 50m. Alan Dunsmuir-trained Western Gretel continued her strong recent form with victory in the McPhersons Printing Group Pace, defeating hot favourite Hellovaway by 3.6m. Driven a treat by young gun reinsman Alex Ashwood, Western Gretel finished too strongly for Hellovaway (Michael Sullivan), which was backing up after a gutsy seventh in the Vicbred Super Series Final on Saturday night. And another junior driver, Corey Bell, scored career win number 11 aboard Stunning Grin in the Happy 90th Frank Bartlett Pace over 2190m. The three-year-old Grinfromeartoear gelding from the Vince Vallelonga yard prevailed by 8.1m at $1.60 in a mile rate of 1:59.4. by Cody Winnell Harness Racing Victoria
Allies Mate made it two wins from two starts in impressive style at Shepparton on Tuesday night. The Jason Donohoe trained-and-driven son of Mcardle sat parked throughout in the 2190m second heat of the Congram Livestock Transport Vicbred Platinum Country Series A, dashing clear in the home straight for a 10.4m win. Despite doing the lion's share of the work Allies Mate was cruising at the home turn, David Farrar-trained Arriens looming up strongly into second but no match for the winner. Donohoe sat quietly on Allies Mate, which was sent out second favourite behind odds-on pop Royal Hustler, and had a sustained look around at the home turn to sum up the situation. Once he flicked the reins, it was lights out for his rivals and Allies Mate broke clear to record a winning mile rate of 2:00.7 (last half in 57.6 and last quarter 27.6). Donohoe said the horse had trained on well after its first-up win and once the favourite was out of play on Tuesday night, he was confident he could get the job done. "He had trained on well after that first win. The favourite was sort of the only one I was really worried about," the Marong trainer said. Arriens held on for second for junior driver Mark Pitt, while Black Jasmin was third for Haydon Gray. Royal Hustler galloped at the start and missed the kick badly, failing to make up ground and finishing down the track. Allies Mate became punters' foe on debut at Bendigo last month when he defeated long odds-on favourite Kept Under Wraps at cricket score odds. On the strength of Tuesday night's triumph, he won't be starting at huge odds again anytime soon. Meanwhile, trainer-driver Donna Castles finally broke through for win number three with her four-year-old Lombo Mandingo mare Tennaya. Tennaya, $1.80 on Tuesday night, had endured a frustrating run of second-place finishes, coming in runner-up at six of its past seven starts. But she finally broke through, proving 2.6m too strong for nearest rival Liams Lass (Jim O'Sullivan) despite punching the breeze throughout. Tennaya ran 2:01.4 for the mile rate with a last half of 58.4. The Truth took out the Finley Bowling Club and Finley RSC Trotters Handicap at his first run back from a spell for Kari Males and Paul Males, narrowly edging out race favourite Kains Boy in the first race. Chris Lang trained and drove the winner of the second, the Kelly Grain Trot, with Aldebaran Eastwood, which started $3.10. David Aiken and son Josh Aiken combined to win the McNaughts Transport Pace over 1690m with polemarker Wounded, which led all the way to score by 1.3m over Royal Deviate. Maree Caldow and John Caldow had success in the Tuppal Hotel 3YO Pace with Lost In Bangkok, the gelding saluting by 5.9m in a rate of 1:58.3 over Arrokeefe. And Raylan Gibbins gave driver Nathan Jack victory in the Euroa Excavation Pace for trainer Melinda Thackeray. by Cody Winnell Harness Racing Victoria


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BAE abandons merger plans
Defence contractor BAE Systems confirmed today that plans for a £28 billion merger with French rival EADS have been scrapped.
The deal would have created a defence titan with combined sales of £60 billion and more than 220,000 staff, with around 52,000 employees in the UK.
BAE Systems has a site in Yeovil. Unions believed the link-up would have created a strong company to guarantee jobs in the long term.

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A new study of the genetic history of cattle across the world conducted by an international team of 19 researchers led by Professor Jared E. Decker from the University of Missouri has determined that African cattle originated in the Middle East according to their report in the March 27, 2014, issue of the journal Public Library of Science Genetics.
Anthropologists previously claimed that ancient Africans domesticated cattle native to the African continent nearly 10,000 years ago but the new genetic history of 134 cattle breeds from around the world indicates that cattle from modern day Iraq, Jordan, Syria and Israel that are known to have been domesticated prior to any known domestication of cattle in Africa are the original African cattle source.
The original African cattle either migrated south with people or were traded to Africans. The cattle were bred with wild aurochs in Africa. This genetic alteration led to the belief that cattle domestication and breeding originated in Africa.
This is the most complete genetic history of cattle breeding completed to date. The domestication and breeding of cattle parallel the migration of people across Europe, Asia, Africa, and to the Americas. The researchers expect the study to be useful to historians, geneticists, and cattle breeders.


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The Park City High School baseball team won't be the only baseball team in action in Park City today.
The Avalanche youth baseball teams are also going to be busy, fielding 27 games split between PCHS, Treasure Mountain Middle School and City Park Field.
This will be the first year Park City will be able to host such a big baseball day, thanks to the rapidly-growing number of youth baseball participants in the city.
James Agnew, president of the Avalanche program, said the high school team has been a huge help in growing the number of youth baseball players from 36 in 2011 to 71 in 2012 to 105 this year.
"I give (PCHS) Coach (Lou) Green all the credit," he said. "Ever since he came in (three years ago), he's wanted to invest in the youth program so that the future classes at the high school would be strong. With his help, along with the help of Mike Morgan and several other members of the high school coaching staff, we've started building the program and getting more and more competitive teams."
But, Agnew added, the program isn't done expanding.
"The perfect goal would be to have two competitive teams per age group," he said. "Three of the age groups have two teams, which leaves three or four more age groups to add another team."
He expects youth enthusiasm about baseball to continue as long as the high school team keeps competing at a high level.
"It totally helps that the varsity is leading the way by winning Region," he said.
The baseball community has plenty of role models to look up to, according to Agnew, who said PCHS senior Mark Trevino is a good player for kids to emulate.
"Him getting a scholarship (to play baseball at University of Redlands) really inspires our teams," he said.
But for now, the Avalanche program is focused on making sure today's games go off without a hitch. On Thursday, Agnew said there were still a couple issues that needed to be fixed.
"We have so many games, we're having trouble finding umpires," he joked.
Umpires from Salt Lake City are expected to come to Park City to fill in, though, so Agnew is sure there won't be any problems for the event, which he hopes will continue to grow the sport of baseball in town.
"It's great to see," he said of the increasing numbers of players and fans. "This is a ski town, but now it seems like baseball is coming back."
Saturday Baseball Schedule
Park City High School Fields
Little League Field: 9U
Softball Field: 12U
Treasure Mountain Junior High School Fields:
East Field: 8U
South Field: 10U
Pony Field (North): 14U
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Real Goods Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:RSOL) Calls for Special Meeting
Real Goods Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:RSOL) is a Louisville, Colorado based general building materials company that operates as a residential and commercial solar energy engineering and construction company. The stock fell close to 15.5% during last week and has delivered 195% returns year to date. The company operates in typical solar segment which allows customers to go solar with almost no upfront cost, through unique lease and power agreement arrangements.
In this segment, Real Goods Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:RSOL) competes with SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ:SPWR) and SolarCity Corp (NASDAQ:SCTY).
The Competitors
Real Goods Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:RSOL) has a market capitalization of $67.30 million and annual sales of $98.3 million. SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ:SPWR) has market cap of $3.36 billion with an annual sales of $2.55 billion. SolarCity Corp (NASDAQ:SCTY) operates with a market cap of $4.09 billion and an annual sales of $141.8 million.
These companies presently enjoys various tax credits and incentives offered by government to promote the purchase and use of solar power and effective monetization of these subsidies in turn allow them to offer solar systems with monthly installments, avoiding heavy upfront payments.
Shareholders' Special Meeting
Real Goods Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:RSOL) has called for a special meeting on January 14, 2014 at its offices in Louisville, Colorado and has urged shareholders to vote in person or via proxy at the meeting.
The meeting will be held to consider the approval of issuance of shares of the Company's Class A common stock in connection with the Mercury merger as well as an amendment to the Company's 2008 Long-Term Incentive Plan.
Real Goods Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:RSOL)'s CEO Kam Mofid echoed, "Our management and our board of directors believe that the merger with Mercury will position us as one of the largest U.S. solar installers, increase our financial resources and stability, and provide us with superior access to growth capital."


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Gerald Booth Lusteg
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Height: 5-11 Weight: 190 lbs.
Born: May 8, 1939 in New Haven, CT
Died: July 12, 2012 in Plantation, FL
High School: New Haven
College: Connecticut (school history)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 4 (9949th overall since 1950)
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The USA Pro Cycling Challenge, America's Race, has rolled into and out of town. The final stage will end in Denver on August, 24th. The race has seen some interesting weather conditions in the form of rain.
Stage 1 started in Aspen, CO for a circuit between Aspen and Snowmass Village. Stage 2 started in Aspen and finished in Crested Butte. Due to the weather and rain, the race was neutralized after the riders had descended Kebler Pass. The cyclists looked like mountain bikers with mud caked on their jerseys. Stage 3 took the riders from Gunnison to Monarch Pass. The competitors ripped around Colorado Springs in Stage 4. Stage 5 took the riders from Woodland Park to Breckenridge in some tough conditions and colder than normal temps for August.
Stage 6 was an individual time trial which Tejay van Garderen smashed the course record and the rest of the field. Finishing with a time of 24:26 and the only cyclist to break the 25 minute mark. Tommy Danielson finished 2nd with a time of 25:19. Third place was Serghei Tvetcov with a time of 25:34.
Tomorrow's finish should be exciting to watch if you are in the Denver Metro area. van Garderen has a commanding lead of 1 minute 32 seconds over the rest of the field. Anything can happen in cycling, but if all goes well, Tejay will be the 2014 USA Pro Cycling Challenge champion!


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In the Open (Im Freien), 2011, 23 min
Albert Sackl
Films in Competition, Short Film
Using time-lapse technique Sackl explores the energetic interaction between man-made construction and camera rhythm, cant, and shudder in the textural particulars of a remote mountainous landscape in Iceland. One image every three minutes condenses three months into 23 minutes with a technical precision sharply defined amid continuously changing skies and fidgeting ground.
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Directed by Albert Sackl
Friday, March 30 7:15pm
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New films from Martin Arnold, Janie Geiser, Rob Todd, Laida Lertxundi, Kerry Laitalia, Jodie Mack, Albert Sackl and Tina Frank. Program includes Gus Van Sant's 1978 short film The Discipline


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We are facing a troubling decline in offense, but are shifts really the cause?
Bringing the Heat
It's time to build a better heat map.
Can We Predict Hitters' Change Based on How Pitchers Approach Them?
We've just scratched the surface when it comes to using PITCHf/x data to tell us about hitters.
A Physics Comparison of Great Throws From Years Past – Part II
Just in time for the holiday weekend, we reach back in time to reminisce over some more great throws.
Exploring the Shift Dynamic
Creating a tool to show when or if a player should be shifted.
Exploring Batted Ball Run Values and Spray
Introducing Weighted Batted Ball Runs Above Average.
Eephus Ain't Nothin'
Should the eephus pitch be thrown more frequently?
How Speed Affects Isolated Power
Not all ISOs are built the same.
Redefining Batted Balls to Predict BABIP
Introducing pBABIP, a stat that simplifies the process of predicting batting average on balls in play.
Ground Balls: A Hitter's Best Friend?
It is often said that to succeed, you want to hit the ball on the ground and put pressure on the defense. But does that maxim hold up to scrutiny?
Tool: Basically Every Hitting Stat Correlation
Come for the fabulous correlation tool, stay for the advanced batted ball analysis.
All Fly Balls Are Not Created Equal
In this first look at new Inside Edge hang time data, we explore many topics, including Juan Lagares, Fenway Park and Jeremy Hellickson.
The pine tar games
Billy Martin's and George Brett's day of infamy had its beginnings eight years earlier
Ichiro Agnonistes
Where has the old Ichiro gone and can we expect him to come back?
Visualization: Vertical spray chart
A vector spray chart that separates fly ball batters from their ground ball brethren.
Hacking is a great fantasy skill
Mike says: Quit bad-mouthing the free-swingers—or you'll regret it!
Offensive players who were surprisingly terrible in 2011
Yes, this piece will further lambast the mythic season of Adam Dunn and, hopefully, so much more.
Hanley Ramirez and the 2011 season reboot
Fresh off the DL with a new hitting coach, can he get his season back?
Making sense of Bud Norris
He's performing like a legitimate ace with some solid peripherals to back it up, but something doesn't seem quite right…
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The Arab Economic and Social Council concluded its 80th meeting in Cairo today. Minister of Finance Ibrahim Al-Assaf led the Saudi delegation to the meeting, which was held at the Arab League headquarters.
In remarks to the press, Al-Assaf said that the meeting focused on preparations for the 2008 Arab economic and social development summit.
Other items on the agenda included a greater Arab free trade zone, overcoming barriers to pan-Arab trade as well as a plan for education and scientific research in the Arab world.


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General Monograph
Glyceryl Guaiacolate
Guaifenesin is believed to produce its effect through a local or reflex irritant action that activates the vagus nerve to stimulate secretion or respiratory tract fluid. This is thought to increase sputum volume, decrease its viscosity, enhance the flow of less viscid secretions and promote mucociliary clearance.
Pharmacokinetics: The drug is rapidly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract and excreted in the urine.
An expectorant agent used in the symptomatic relief of respiratory conditions associated with productive cough, with the presence of mucus in the respiratory tract. May also be useful in the management of dry, unproductive cough by easing expectoration of thick, viscous secretions.
Consult a physician if cough persists for longer than 7 days or if high fever, skin rash, persistent headache, or sore throat is present with cough.
Guaifenesin may cause a color interference with certain laboratory determinations of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid and vanillylmandelic acid.
tag_Adverse Effects:Adverse Effects: Nausea, gastrointestinal upset and drowsiness occur infrequently.
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First time mom what type of diapers should i use?
Im having a baby boy in Sept and im not sure what brand of diapers to use i hear so many different things and im just wondering what other moms have used for their baby boys
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I swore by Huggies with DS, with Pampers and Luvs he was always leaking and having blow outs.. With DD, I have been using cloth diapers and I love it. It is environmentally better, and better for her intimate areas if changed regularly. I use regular prefolds with Snappi fasteners and a vinyl diaper cover. They are not nearly as difficult or over whelming as they seem, I promise. I use a regular Graco diaper pail with the motion sensor lid and just line it with a pillow case, which I just throw in with the diapers to wash. I wash the diapers and pillow case daily, but its only a medium load. I also registered for the prefolds and MIL held a diaper raffle at my baby shower, so I haven't had to spend any money on prefolds, just about $40 so far for the Snappis and diaper covers. I will have to buy more Snappis and bigger covers eventually, but the overall savings is phenomenal, especially since I just got regular sized prefolds and fold them down to size now so they will fit later too.posted 09/26/2012 by sarahbbew
I use pampers they are really good,huggies are not that good as they tend to leak!posted 06/24/2012 by mish_bish
For a good quality diaper at an affordable price go with luvs. They fit on our baby good and they work good.posted 03/31/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
with my first child i tried them all! completely hate PAMPERS: i had to change my baby's clothes every time she pooed bc they leaked. i have had a way better experience with HUGGIES they fit so much betterposted 12/28/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
cloth diapers! I vote for this one! It is so economical, and environment friendly. Plus it is more healthy for your baby!posted 12/28/2011 by ieza_87
i love pampers,,especially their new design,,the yellow one with aloe vera.its the softest diaper they had.posted 10/11/2011 by charleen3
we LOVE LOVE LOVE our gDiapers! We had leaks and blowouts with huggies, but not 1 single leak with g's!!posted 06/23/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
me i like pampers. nothing works like them. just change ur baby normaly. but every baby is different. huggies sre good too. iv learned the cheep diapers are good on saving money but..... my daughter and a couple other babies i know at such a young age (befor 1 years old) they would break out in a hugh rash. i noticed it and talked to my pedi. he told me she may have a reaction to the diaper. i changed diaper and got the pamper swadlers again. it cleared it up and i haven't had any rashes since. when she becomes a toddler i plan on trying them again to help me save money cause the bigger size you get the more expensive they are and you get less diapers in the package.good luck.posted 06/21/2010 by ashortie2118
The only way to know what works best is to try them out. Just because others like Pampers doesn't mean they'll work best for your baby. Personally, I find most generic diapers work just fine and save money. I've tried GroBaby and Gdiapers, but couldn't commit to the washing and they leaked for me. I like Pampers, but prefer Huggies. Pampers usually fit a chubbier baby better, Huggies fit thinner babies better in many cases. I have been very happy with the Target Up & Up diapers since they've been redesigned. I also like the chlorine free 7th Generation and Earth's Best diapers. The only diapers I've always disliked are Luvs. Good luck and keep an eye out for sales. Also sign up w/ each diaper company for coupons, they come in handy!posted 06/21/2010 by trae01
Cloth!!! It is so much batter for your baby and the environment as well! Take a peep on the cloth diaper board and read the sticky post. It has some great info and resources for you to look at! Good Luck!posted 06/18/2010 by Mom2KnTnbaby07/09
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HeartSourcing: Finding Our Way To Love and Liberation is a new book written by Ram Giri Braun and it debuts in Miami on June 7th beginning at 7:00 with a kickoff. You don't have to wait to get involved in this love revolution! Help launch this work of love by supporting the love. Click HERE to join the INDIEGOGO campaign now and order your advanced copies now. Ram Giri is a student of Neem Karoli Baba known as Maharajji, also the spiritual teacher of Ram Dass, Bhagavan Das, and the musicians Krishna Das and Jai Uttal. According to his Skills For Awakening website his teachers include and are not limited to Ananda Mayee Ma, Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi, Anagarika Munindra, Sri Goenka, H.H. the 16th Karmapa, H.H. Dilgo Kyentse Rinpoche, H.H. the Dalai Lama, Ma Jaya Bhagavati, Byron Katie, and Eckhart Tolle. I had the pleasure of sitting with Ram Giri during a Loving What Is series he presented from the works of Byron Katie and he is a gentle giant physically and spiritually, yet he possesses peaceful loving demeanor that is engaging and thought provoking and very healing. He provides a clarity that can only come from direct experinces.
Ram Giri has overcome insurmountable personal challenges: Born in 1951 in Germany, Ram Giri inherited the terror of WW II and the Holocaust. His struggle with deep depression, fear, anger, shame and low self-esteem led him from a very early age to seek effective ways to end his suffering and find self-realization. His miraculous healing from cancer and life history is a rich lesson in love and liberation.
Ram Giri conducts workshops, seminars and one to one spiritual mentoring Worldwide and this book is sure to be a reflection of the profound Skills for Awakening® process.
On Saturday, June 7th there will be passages read from the book HeartSourcing: Finding Our Way To Love and Liberation as well as a guided HeartSourcing Meditation, Fire Puja Ceremony and Satsang(like minded community). The event will be live cast on Google+
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Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Why didn't Karthik Sharma die?3 years ago 1
Was it 'coz Ekta Kapoor didn't want to hear Natasha Kapoor wail any more, or was it 'coz killing off the character would have left the actor out of… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Who is wrong – Karthik or Natasha?3 years ago 0
Every day there's a new drama unfolding in the Sharma and Kapoor family and frankly, we are getting a li'l tired of it The whole melodrama in Bade… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Karthik to die in an accident3 years ago 0
It is a coincidence or planned murder? We like to get into the drama of the whole thing and the recent track of Bade Acche Lagte Hai provides us… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Will Ram Kapoor and Priya Kapoor resolve their latest fight?3 years ago 3
Priya Kapoor's brother Karthik has revealed his double life, courtesy sister Ayesha's dirty tricks. What happens next? It is back to rona dhona and… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Did Priya Kapoor win Ram Kapoor's heart…again?3 years ago 0
She did, and how! And in doing so, demolished rival Isha's bid to grab Ram for herself with a big fat lie... We told you earlier how Isha finally… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Was Priya Kapoor right about Isha's feelings for Ram Kapoor?3 years ago 1
Call it woman's intuition or possessiveness, but it turns out that Priya Kapoor was spot on when it came to knowing just what husband Ram meant to… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Will Ram Kapoor cheat on Priya Kapoor?3 years ago 0
There will be an entrant on Ekta Kapoor's popular show who is all set to mess up the equation between our happy portly couple Rakshanda Khan is all… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Priya Kapoor pregnant with Ram Kapoor's child3 years ago 3
The mushy couple is all set to give Pihu a surprise gift - a little brother or sister! In the previous episode of Bade Acche Lagte Hain, we saw… Read Article ▶
Sakshi Tanwar: I will get married when I am destined to!3 years ago 10
She is one of Ekta Kapoor's favourite bahus, who came to the limelight with the popular show Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii. Today she basks in the glory of… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Only I have permission to scold Pihu, says Sakshi Tanwar3 years ago 1
Priya Kapoor may be Amrita Mukherjee's mother only onscreen, but she is like a mom to the li'l one even without the cameras on Sakshi Tanwar (Priya… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: What will Ram Kapoor, Sakshi Tanwar, Amrita Mukherjee do after the six-month leap?3 years ago 1
Soon you will see this once-rich family struggling to make ends meet in the dusty gallis of Jaipur, Rajasthan. And then what? Ram Kapoor and Priya… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: How evil can Ayesha Kapoor get?3 years ago 1
Akanksha Juneja has just entered the popular show on Sony TV, but has already flipped the story 360° with her evil and bitchy ways. What comes next… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Ram Kapoor and Priya Sharma get married – see pic!3 years ago 2
So after all that rona-dhona, we get more - but these are tears of joy, we found out when we dug deeper. The love-hate-love couple is now going to be… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Akanksha Juneja replaces Chahat Khanna3 years ago 2
Ekta Kapoor's dilemma for a new actor to play Ayesha Kapoor comes to an end Chahat Khanna, who played Ayesha Kapoor - Ram Kapoor's second wife and… Read Article ▶
Bade Acche Lagte Hain: Can Ram Kapoor win estranged wife Priya Sharma back?3 years ago 2
Yes, they did it again...oops! But why is Priya refusing to get back with Ram even after they spend the night together? It went pretty well… Read Article ▶


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- £25,000-30,000 + bonus
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- 30 Dec 2013
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Conference Producer
£25,000-30,000 + bonus
You will be working for an extremely successful b2b media company who publish a whole range of magazines, hold several websites plus conferences, exhibitions and awards ceremonies. They are one of the UK's leading independent media companies and established more than 50 years ago, they are an influential and growing company
This is a fantastic role where you will be working directly with the Head of Events to project manage bespoke events, seminars and research.
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I have a series of links on a page that take different times to load... I want to capture the amount of time each takes... The problem I am having is that the waitForPageToLoad time if exceeded causes the test to fail and the rest of my links do not get tested... I know I could just skip suspected links in the test or set the time limit way beyond expectation, but I was hoping there was an alternative to the waitForPageToLoad that could be used to trap when a page is loaded in Selenium, so that if a page takes longer than a minute to load it doesn't end the script.
Wawa's answer worked great for me, I just had to add the increment to the second var.
I also only wanted to wait 5 seconds, so I changed the break criteria.
Here's what I would use:
You really don't need\want the try-catch (exception) block since IsElementPresent is not supposed to throw exceptions.
So it sounds like i might have to go to an export to perl or java to get the functionality i'm looking for then. But, the waitForElementPresent did help a lot. thanks :-)
something like...
The best way that you can do this is to set the timeout to a number far in the future because 30 seconds is the default timeout for selenium.
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Royal Ballet: Swan Lake Showtimes and Tickets
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Release Date: 2015-03-19 (Limited)
Genre: Program,
Rating: NR
Duration: 3hrs 30min
Surely the greatest of all romantic ballets, this captivating story of a beautiful woman transformed into a swan is a heart-rending tribute to the power of love. Swan Lake is a perfect synthesis of choreography and music and, though Tchaikovsky did not live to see it become a success, his first ballet score is now synonymous with ballet itself, inspiring generations of dancers and crossing over into popular culture.
Cast and Crew
- Starring
Boris Gruzin, Natalia Osipova, Matthew Golding, Orchestra of the Royal Opera House
- Directed by Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov
- Produced by Anthony Dowell
- Written by Pyotr Il\'yich Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky
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Minutewomen Roll GW, 4-0 On Senior Day
Oct. 21, 2012
AMHERST, Mass. - The UMass women's soccer team rolled to a 4-0 victory over George Washington on Sunday afternoon on Rudd Field, Senior Day for Emily Cota, Stephanie Gordon and Jess Howe, who all contributed defensively to the shutout. With the win, the Minutewomen improve to 8-8-1 overall, 3-3-1 in the Atlantic 10, while the Colonials fall to 4-11-1, 0-7-0 in conference play.
Sophomore, Moa Mattsson, who finished the match with four points on a goal and two assists, set up UMass' first tally of the afternoon at the 22:47 mark. Mattsson flicked the ball over to sophomore Tori Sousa for a shot, which was stopped by netminder Nicole Fasano. However, the rebound came to Jackie Bruno, which she was able to drive home into the open net.
Coming out of the intermission, UMass proceeded to put the game out of reach. Sophomore Alyssa D'Arcy added the Minutewomen's second of the afternoon just 42 ticks in to the second half, dribbling into the center and firing a shot from outside the 18-yard box into the top right corner of the net.
Then, after Sousa was hauled down in the box, and UMass was awarded a penalty, Mattsson took the kick and drove home her team-leading ninth of the season in the 54th minute.
D'Arcy and Mattsson connected for the Minutewomen's fourth of the afternoon at 60:26 to complete the scoring. Mattsson stole the ball from a diving Fasano to the right of goal and centered it for D'Arcy, who knocked it in for her second score of the contest.
UMass finished the match with a 12-5 shot advantage and led in corner kicks, 9-0. Cota and Gordon split time in net for the Minutewomen and logged one save apiece. Fouls were 9-8 against UMass.
The Minutewomen will be back in action next Friday, Oct. 26, beginning the final weekend of the regular season with a 3 p.m. contest at St. Bonaventure.
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Turk Named UICFlames.com Student-Athlete of the Week
Feb. 20, 2013
CHICAGO – Women's gymnast Chantel Turk has been selected as the UICFlames.com Student-Athlete of the Week for the period of Feb. 11-17. Turk paced the Flames in three events in last Sunday's meet against 12th-ranked Denver at the Physical Education Building on UIC's campus. Although the Flames were defeated, they posted their highest score of the season with a 194.625.
Against the Pioneers, Turk took home first place in the all-around competition with a career-high score of 39.300. She also managed second place in the vault (9.875), third on the floor (9.850) and fourth on the parallel bars (9.850).
Turk is the first women's gymnast to receive the UICFlames.com award since its inception at the beginning of the 2012-13 athletic season.
The Flames are back to competition on Sunday, Feb. 24, when they travel to Denton, Texas, to contend with Texas Women's, Air Force and Centenary beginning at 2 p.m. (CT) at Kitty Magee Arena.


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Tired of bad news? When's the last time you opened a newspaper without seeing headlines concerning a murder, or crime of some type of tragic accident. Unfortunately in our world, it's the bad things that usually make it into the newspapers. The good news is boring to a large segment of the population. It doesn't sell. And even the bad news is becoming so bland, because we've become desensitized, that news agencies have to beef it up with hype etc. Here's an article calling for news agencies to be true to the trade and to report the news (as opposed to making it or exaggerating it). http://dailytrojan.com/2013/11/03/news-sources-should-stop-sensationalism/
The tabloids and newscasters are not slow to report a pastor who falls into sexual sin or embezzlement or something equally juicy. However, when's the last time you saw an article on a healing, or a revival, or a life transformed by the love of Christ? If you're saying "never", I'm nodding my head. We need to know what is going on in the world, the world that flies under the radar of the main stream.
One lady who has her sights set on bringing another type of news to the public eye (and ears) is Regina Benjamin Steiger. As a former news reporter, she found herself getting discouraged and disillusioned by the stories she had to share with the world. She decided to focus on good news and has launched her own show via the Internet to report on what God is doing around the world.
Here is a link to the website for The Hand of God: http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fthe-hand-of-god.com%2F&h=9AQH0bizc
Make sure you listen to the worship video, an awesome rendition of one of my favorite hymns.
Regina can't do this by herself. How can you help? Here's the crowdfunding page for Regina's project. https://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.indiegogo.com%2Fprojects%2Fthe-hand-of-god%2Fx%2F7720521&h=9AQH0bizc
Crowdfunding is a rather new innovation that allows artists to raise funds to bring their projects to fruition. Can you help Regina tell the stories that will lift our spirits and encourage us the run the good race and fight the good fight? Click on that link and pledge an amount of money to this cause.
BTW: Jenn Gotzon, a precious friend of mine, is scheduled to be with Regina in a future installment. She has an awesome testimony of how God has blessed her life and given her a platform in Hollywood to share the good news.
There are a lot of worthy Christian projects seeking funding via the crowdfunding sites. If you want to make a difference in the world, you might check those out and become a participant through giving. It might not be considered a tithe, but I'm sure God will reward you for your diligence in helping spread the gospel through media.


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Shawn Doyle Movies and Career Information
Nov 30, -0001
Actor and Producer
Shawn Doyle is a Canadian actor. Doyle was born and raised in Wabush, Newfoundland, the son of actor Jerry Doyle. He moved to Toronto to study theatre at York University. He has won three awards for his critically acclaimed performance as Dennis Langley in The Eleventh Hour. Since moving to Los Angeles, he has also starred in the American shows 24 as Ronnie Lobell, Desperate Housewives as Mr. Hartley and in Big Love. He has also made several film appearances: as Jack Shepard in Frequency, Brian in 1998's Babyface, Stephen in the 2005 film Sabah, A Love Story, and as Ray in Grown Up Movie Star. Other roles include John in the film adaptation of The Robber Bride and a lawyer in Lost. He had a recurring turn as "Joey Henrickson" a former NFL player and brother of Bill Henrickson, the main character in the HBO series Big Love. He had a brief role on the short-lived but acclaimed FX series Terriers. He starred as agoraphobic chess genius Arkady Balagan in the Showcase original series Endgame. In fall 2011 he starred as the future first Canadian prime minister Sir John A. Macdonald in the CBC TV movie John A.: Birth of a Country.
- Shawn Doyle Movies before 2015
- Returned (Retornados) 2014
- Whiteout 2009
- Sabah 2005
- Knockaround Guys 2002
- Majestic 2001
- Don't Say a Word 2001
- Frequency 2000
- Mount Pleasant
- Grown Up Movie Star
- Disappeared
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Height: 6-5 Weight: 275 lbs.
Born: November 21, 1971 in Houston, TX
High School: Westbury, American School
College: Texas Southern (school history)
Drafted by the New York Giants in the 2nd round (40th overall) of the 1993 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 121 (31st overall since 1950)
7-time Pro Bowler & 4-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
Inducted into Hall of Fame in 2014, finalist in 2013
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Galco Quick Slide Belt holster. I have about 15 holsters, but this is by far the most comfortable. Just wear and un-tucked t-shirt to conceal it.
This is a discussion on What is your main carry rig? within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; (IWB ) 642 in a cover-up for J Frame.... Soon ( someday ) it will be an XD40SC in a Dakota Defender ( IWB )....
Shoulder Holster
Belly Band
Smart Carry, thunder wear, holster shirt, kangaroo
Other- SOB, Mexican style, belt clip, ten gallon hat
(IWB ) 642 in a cover-up for J Frame....
Soon ( someday ) it will be an XD40SC in a Dakota Defender ( IWB ).
Galco Quick Slide Belt holster. I have about 15 holsters, but this is by far the most comfortable. Just wear and un-tucked t-shirt to conceal it.
"Nice grips, weird choice of etching" Rocky
Crossbreed super tuck or qwikclip, depends on the mood / dress.
Springfield XD 40 Tactical, Mossberg 590a1 12 gauge, Springfield MC Operator 1911
HK P7 in a VM2 or between my pants and belt sitting in the coin pocket of my Levi 550's.
IWB comptac but i need to get a belt holster for work, which will be Comptac again.
He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.
Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil, Aphorism 146
German philosopher (1844 - 1900)
currently IWB due to the warm weather. being left handed it's hard to find a good leather OWB that fits tight to the body for concealment (i'm working on it). during jacket weather i do use a paddle holster though, or a good snug OWB.
What's this button do?
Primary is a VersaMax-II, I have one for ALL my CCW's.
Secondary is an Alessi Ankle Holster or a SmartCarry.
Thirdary? Well, I own a shoulder rig... never use it though!
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
"A superior Operator is best defined as someone who uses his superior
judgement to keep himself out of situations that would require a display of his
superior skills."
Always pocket carry for BUG or occassionally as primary. Mostly IWB, some OWB.
I voted OWB. When working I wear a duty rig with a Safariland 295 which is technically OWB. Off duty, most ofthe time it is IWB and sometimes OWB depending on the firearm.
Police Defensive Tactics, Firearms, Carbine Rifle and Taser Instructor
Glock Armorer
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It is better to have your gun and not need it, than to need it and not have it!
You cannot choose the conditions for a gunfight, so train in all conditions!
Depending on the gun and what I am wearing......
For the P220 or the P226 I sort of rotate between Ted blocker #12 IWB, Bianchi #83 paddle, Don Hume pancake.
For the P228 Gould and Goodrich three slot pancake Don Hume IWB.
most people I know carry in there pocket or purse. I have a hard time with anything other than IWB.
A Brommeland MaxCon V IWB for my Kimber and a DeSantis Nemesis for my J-frame.
Pocket carry should also be included in this poll.
Glock 34 9mm
Glock 36 .45acp
Kahr CW9
Ruger Mark ii 22/45
The clip on my 3at Keltec in my pocket looks like a knife.
OWB here.
Right hip, BLACKHAWK SERPA. Carried 9 times out of 10 open carry style.
That is outside the house. Inside, as I am right now, it is a Fobus right side paddle holster. Also carried openly.
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Dead Meat Showtimes and Tickets
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Release Date: 2005-02-01 (Sundance 2005)
Genre: Horror,
Rating: R
Duration: 1hr 17min
A group of cheerleaders gets stranded on the way to the regional championship. They find refuge in an abandoned hunting lodge in the backwoods of Florida, never knowing that they are about to become the next victims of Andre the Butcher.
Cast and Crew
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April Billingsley, Marian Araujo, Maury Sterling, Anthony Litton, Heather Joy Budner, David Mallard, Justin Capaz, Ivan McCullough, Terry Mross, David Ryan, Lance Daly, Macdara Kelleher, Ned Dennehy
- Directed by Phillip Cruz, Conor McMahon
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Oct. 31, 2005
On strategy for beating Oregon State:
"I think the formula really hasn't changed for us, only the opponent has changed. The first thing we have to do is take care of ourselves and eliminate some of our mistakes, that would be number one. We have got to be productive running the football, and balance in our passing attack and have it be more productive than it was a week ago. From a defensive standpoint, obviously Oregon State is throwing the ball well, and their running back I have a great deal of respect for, he kind of reminds me of Maurice Drew. We have got to find a way to stop the running game, and really do a much better job of defending against the pass, and we need our special teams to be a positive for us."
On quarterback situation:
"Yes I am, but I think we are going to look very closely at our situation, to make sure we have things in the right order."
"I just think we have to make sure that we have got that situation where it needs to be. I was not pleased with our performance in that ball game. I felt, that out of all the ball games, that was probably not our best one."
"No, there is a chance I am going to look at it during the week and make a decision."
"I know who our starter is right now, but I am going to look at our situation. I think that is a very fair and honest statement, right now Isaiah Stanback is our starter. I think we need to look at it, because I don't think that that was Isaiah's best ball game, and I think he will say that also."
On play of Stanback:
"None of it, things that we expect, the managing of the system, that passing, all of that, it was just not his best ball game."
"I thought his play was okay, but he has been in very difficult situations. He has come in during what you might label mop-up duty and that is not really a fair evaluation. But, in the opportunities he has had at practice he has done a good job."
"We may consider a lot of things, being somewhat ambiguous is the right approach. We need to look at it and see before we make any decision. Because it would be incorrect of me to make a decision on all of that right now."
"I think I have been more pleased with the overall performance."
On whether there was a moment when the team let down:
"No, I don't think there was a moment. I think there was some times when we had an opportunity to kind of grab and take control of the ball game right there in the fourth quarter. I think our team did an excellent job of handling adversity and putting themselves in the right position. First of all, we had been down all day and had been fighting back. Then we had the fumble, that gave them the opportunity to kind of expand things. Our defense held them to a punt, then we had a chance to kind of get back in it. So, I think that we did a good job of fighting adversity and putting ourselves in position, but we didn't close the door. I don't know what is your moment when you saw things slip away, but we just didn't finish it"
On running back situation:
"We'll see, I don't know what Rankin's status is right now but I am very pleased with what we got from James Sims, and I thought he added something to our attack. It was not just excellent blocking up front, he broke some tackles, and ran very hard, and gave us a physical presence in the backfield; and that was wonderful."
On offensive line:
"I thought our offensive line did a wonderful job. We knew this was one of the areas that we had to be good in this week, if we were going to have a chance to have success. I think they stepped it up. We needed to be physical against their defensive front, and I think our offensive line gave us that."
On success of defensive line against ASU:
"I think it was a little bit of both. I think that there is no question that they are a different offensive team playing with some of the injuries that they have had to play with. But also, I thought our coaches did a wonderful job of being creative in our packages and putting some people into different places. Of course, we also got wonderful pass rushes from Greyson Gunheim, also from Chris Stevenson, and Joe Lobendahn gave us some additional pressure on the quarterback."
On Chris Stevens:
"It was just our coaches looking at young men in our system that are working extremely hard and trying to find the right places for them to help this football team. And Chris, hopefully he will have a spectacular career here, because he is a bright young man that plays very hard and whatever his coaches ask him to do, he is willing to do."
"He is an inside linebacker, but there are so many places that you can use a young man that brings that type of speed and that type of attitude and that kind of drive to him. I don't think it is permanent, hopefully we can get some bigger guys to do the same thing, but for right now, it is nice to be able to plug Chris in and have him go at it with the energy that he went at it."
On Defense:
"I don't think we are satisfied with our defense, we have done some things really well. On occasions I think we have played the run fairly well, we have played some pretty good teams that have run the football. I think our Achilles heel, has been our pass defense. There is a lot of reasons for that, none of them acceptable. We have to improve in that area."
On feelings after loss:
"I think I have always said that losing just eats up, just takes a piece of you. I think I have said this before, I am consistent. It is like having a mule kick you in your gut, when you lose. There is nothing good about that, so it is tough. The good news is, I am still very much excited about what can happen, and the young men we have in the program."
On what he think the teams record could be:
"Probably about five or six ball games. I think with the teams we have played and the games we have played we probably could have won if we had done everything right."
On Mike Hass:
"He catches the football, all the time. He is a heck of a competitor, he fights for every inch. He makes the easy catches, he makes the touch catches. He runs good routes."
On defensive scheme possibilities:
"We will be, without giving specifics, we will be as creative as possible, to help our guys in the backend. And as creative as possible to help our guys up front. That is not saying a whole lot, and I apologize for that. But that is the only approach you can take, we have got to find ways, knowing what our weaknesses are, to help those weaknesses. It may mean we do more coverage things, it may mean we rush two drop nine, it may mean we rush nine."
On Injuries:
"No, I think we might have had somebody catch the flu after the ball game. James Sims came back and played in the ball game, and Joe went down but he came back in also. So, I think we are pretty healthy."
"I think we had a list of guys from the other week, Darrion Jones, Louis, Ty Ericks, some of those guys could come back this week."
On end of game interceptions:
"I don't think that, I just think we made bad decisions at that time. If you look at one of the interceptions, I was as much to blame as anybody else. Just run the ball, run the clock out, don't put your guy in that situation."
On spot on fourth quarter 3rd and 1 play:
"My belief is that it shouldn't come down to a spot, okay. We should not be worried about the officials on that play."
On whether the run should have been up the gut:
"The option is very simple, to get the first down. That is the only option we teach, left side or right side, get the first down."
On going for it on fourth down:
"You always think about going for it. But with the time on the clock and where we were, and how the ball game was going at that time, I thought there was still enough time to punt it to them. I didn't want to take the risk, because one thing you don't want to do is give them a short field, because if you look at field positions for the day, they had had a fairly short field most of the day. I think they were about the 37 or the 40, was their average field position. So, you don't want to give it to them in that type of situation."
"I think we have gone for it in other situations. I think it was just a matter of being smart and making the right decision. We could say no it wasn't the right decision, or we could still say yes it was the right decision."
"What would I say now? I would probably, knowing what I know now, I would probably change. Because it didn't win the football game for us."
On special teams:
"We just need to be as creative as we can to get the best people, and the right people into place, and try to get some consistency, and do things right. Because we have done them right, just not consistently."
On Arizona State:
"What they have, their scheme is always good, but you have got to be able to match personnel and they have had a lot of success with good tight ends, over the last couple of years they have had good receivers. I think Hagan is a darn good receiver, they have a compliment to him on the other side. You just can't take away one guy, and when you have that type of balance and confidence in your system, good things happen."
On Manase Hopoi:
"I think for some reason he has been struggling a little bit. I don't know why, he hasn't had the sack season he had a year ago. Hopefully, we can do some things to free him up and create some opportunities for him."
On Craig Chambers:
"There is no reason. I don't think I have anything to elaborate with, he has had some big catches for us in a couple of ball games, so there have been some plays, but probably not enough."
On season:
"I think we have been pretty close on some occasions. I think Saturday was another one of those games, if we get the right things to happen at the right time. We are doing a lot of things well, I think that was a good football team, and they kind of had a streak there where they weren't playing the way they wanted to play, but they are still a good football team. And yet, we were right there at the eight, nine-minute mark in the fourth quarter, and if we can get this drive completed we have got ourselves a ball game. We have just got to stay with it. There is no magic dust, there is not magic formula that we can just spread around and all of a sudden things are going to happen. We have just got to keep working at it, that is the only way we are going to get there. It is a great message, and a terrible message because you don't want to hear it. But that is the only way."


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Slovenian Rissoto - Alice Kuhar's Recipes
(From American Slovenian Club "Our Favorite Recipes)
1 lb. stew veal, cubed
3/4 cup washed, raw rice
1 lb. pork, cubed
4-6 large onions, chopped fine
1 cup broth or hot water
1 tablespoon salt
1/2 cup canned tomatoes with juice
5-6 tablespoons lard or bacon drippings
1 box mushrooms, sliced
1 cup peas & juice
Brown onions in fat. Add the cubed meat, and brown 20 minutes. Add salt and tomatoes, and simmer slowly for another 20 minutes. Add optional mushrooms now and simmer another 10 minutes. Now add rice and peas, spreading them evenly. This mixture should be stirred frequently up to this point, but as soon as the rice is added, do NOT stir, but shake the pan gently several times. Turn heat to low and cover pan tightly, and allow to simmer 15 to 20 minutes until rice puffs up and is done. A cup of broth or hot water should be added as rice cooks, so that the mixture remains moist. If more liquid is needed, add a little at a time.
The finished dish should be moist but not dry or too wet. Stir well before serving. Grated Parmesan cheese may be sprinkled over top at the table, if desired.
This dish may be made with stewing chicken for which the stewing time should be lengthened in accordance with the toughness of the bird prior to adding the rice. If made with mushrooms only, stewing time is cut down to about one half.
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