text: The Doctor Poison wiki last edited by ord1 on 06/03/15 04:31PM View full history Doctor Poison I The War Years In 1942 Princess Maru became Doctor Poison, who disguises her gender via a bulky hooded costume and mask. Dr. Poison was a Japanese "princess", spy, chief of the Nazi Poison Division, and Chemical Research Chief of the Japanese Army. She was the leader of a Nazi spy ring, whose ultimate goal was to wreak havoc in the US Army by contaminating the army's water with "reverso," a drug that confuses the brain center,. This plan is foiled by the Amazon heroine Wonder Woman who imprisons Doctor Poison. She later escapes and, in 1943, now working for , grounds all planes along the front of via a "green gas" which "enters the carburetor and stops the engine." Wonder Woman halts this scheme as well, and Doctor Poison is imprisoned on , the Amazon penal colony. She is not seen again until 1948, when she and seven other female super-villains escape and pool their talents as Villainy Inc. Led by the Saturnian slaver Eviless, the evil eight are again defeated by Wonder Woman. Throughout most of her first appearance Doctor Poison was believed to be a male due to her disguise, and she retained this mannish garb in her later appearances. [Whether this guise was simply a necessity of assuming power within the male-dominated Axis governments or indicative of something else is difficult to say at this late date.] Doctor Poison II Post-Crisis In recent years, an unnamed grandchild of the original Doctor Poison appears in league with the demi-goddess Devastation. Doctor Poison's gender remains ambiguous, the only clues being long fingernails and a lipstick grimace. She also joined the latest incarnation of Villainy Inc. and once again battled Wonder Woman. This incarnation of Doctor Poison confirmed that her grandmother did battle Queen Hippolyta as Wonder Woman during WWII. She also explains that her grandmother met her own demise by the creation of the drug called "Reverso". The original Doctor Poison accidentally reversed her own growth patterns and had forgotten the antidote by becoming too young too fast. An evil deedDoctor Poison was later asked to be a part of the Secret Society of Super Villains, which she accepted. Joining the other scientists on the team, she was assigned to collect soil samples from . She added her samples with that of other areas on Earth where genocides took place and helped create the new Wonder Woman villain Genocide Powers and Abilities Both Doctor Poisons are experts in the use of poisons, toxins and plagues. Other MediaBatman: The Brave and the BoldDoctor Poison appears in the episode "Joker: The Vile and the Villainous." She works as a bartender at a bar for costumed super-villains. The Joker orders a "John Wilkes Booth" from her.


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ACS Fast Cash International1365 Chula Vista Drive Irvine, California U.S.A.
ACS Fast Cash International Payday advance scam Irvine California
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: scam
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I called the number back and immediately I was connected to someone who asked for my first and last name. After that I was transferred to Frank Jefferson who had a very stron accent. He told me that I had criminal charges against me and that I need to appear in the Superior Court of California by Monday May 18th @ 11:00. Failure to do so would result in execution of the lawsuit against me. Supposedly I had a cash advance that was not paid back and 17 e-mails were submitted to me stating that a lawsuit against me would be filed.
After seeking legal advice I was advised that it was a scam and that a criminal lawsuit under Texas Law can't be served 1st with Due Process. I went back and viewed all my bank deposits and no additional deposits were made from this company.
I hope this helps someone who experiences this. I just experienced it today.
Austin, Texas
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Coaches attend Canada Soccer's National B License course in Halifax
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From his love of music, to the importance of high quality hours in player development, to the need for real in-game training scenarios we cover it all, including his role in preparing Canada's Women's National Team for next year's FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™. More
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From his travels around the world, to his political machinations and footballing sins we cover it all, including his role in developing some of Canada's finest young talent. More
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From her mysterious nickname, to her playing days, to her success at the 2013 CONCACAF Women's Under-17 Championship and preparations for the up-coming FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Costa Rica 2014—we cover it all. More
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Canada Soccer is pleased to announce the dates and locations of its Coach Licensing Courses for 2013. More
Hart speaks at Toronto Coaching Conference
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Canada Soccer launches new year with revamped Community Coach Education Program
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Built in conjunction with the Coaching Association of Canada, the new National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is based on the association's Wellness to World Cup Long-term Player Development model. This new Community Coach Education Program will provide coaches with player-centered development tools and resources to ensure a positive experience for all. More
Association's A License Coaching Program in Vaughan
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The Canadian Soccer Association A' License Coaching Program opens in Vaughan, ON. Part One of the program runs 2-12 August 2011. The program is led by Ray Clark, the Association's Director of Coaching & Player Development. More
Morace, Neil invited to speak at coaches course
Posted on 30 October 2010 in Coaching
Canadian coaches Carolina Morace and Andrea Neil were invited guests to the FIFA Regional Women's Football Course at the Fiesta Americana Condesa Hotel in Cancún, Mexico. The two took time on Saturday 30 October to speak with coaches taking part in the course, sharing their knowledge and experience in women's football. More
Women in Coaching Initiative 2010 a success
Posted on 15 August 2010 in Coaching
The Canadian Soccer Association just wrapped up the Women in Coaching Initiative, a demanding eight-day course featuring 14 female coaches. The course, which ran 7-15 August, provided certification at the B License Provincial and B License National level. More
2010 Women in Coaching Initiative space remaining
Posted on 7 August 2010 in Coaching
The Canadian Soccer Association has announced that there are a few spaces remaining in the 2010 Women in Coaching Initiative course. This year's week-long course runs 7 15 August at the Soccer Centre in Vaughan, Ontario. Interested applicants can find the course Application Form by clicking here.
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Southern Morocco is the new frontier for those seeking a slightly different experience or quite often the destination of choice for repeat visits and for those with a more adventurous spirit. It is possible to combine any number of destinations within southern Morocco either on a self drive itinerary or with our excellent private driver service. Why not simply use Ouarzazate as a base for exciting excursions and sightseeing (pre-booked or reserved locally). Our team are highly experienced in arranging such holidays on most budgets.
Ouarzazate was built in 1928 and is now, among other things, the starting point for trips into Southern Morocco. The recently restored Taourirt kasbah proves this point; UNESCO has recognized this district with its ochre adobe buildings as a World Heritage of Humanity site. Ouarzazate has also been unfailingly linked with cinema since 1984 - its climate, geographical situation and economic conditions have encouraged film studios to locate there. The sets of films such as Lawrence of Arabia and Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra or the Sheltering Sky and Gladiator can be visited at the Atlas Film Studios. You can't leave Ouarzazate without visiting the Tiffoultoute and Ait Ben Haddou kasbahs. These remarkable examples of traditional architecture give a foretaste of the famous Route of the 1000 kasbahs.
Travelling east from Ouarzazate ... The Skoura palmeraie, where many fruit trees grow: pomegranate, almond, apricot, date, fig and olive, is situated 42km east of Ouarzazate. It also houses several kasbahs, more and more impressive as you penetrate deeper and deeper into the palm grove. The Dadès Valley runs from Ouarzazate to Boumalne. It is dry and lined with kasbahs and unique fortified villages. After leaving Tineghir you arrive at the magnificent Todra Gorge; it narrows as its sides tower higher and higher (up to 300m) above you. By continuing your trip along the Dadès, you pass through the rose country, El Kelaât M'Gouna, where rose water, so vital for treatment of complexions, is made. In May, the rose has the place of honour in a three-day festival held throughout the area - you can see rose water being made and buy associated products or just enormous bunches of roses to dry.
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Through the generosity of 90 people, we were able to raise $2,364 that will go to Give Hope & Healing To Abused & Trafficked Women run by Hagar USA. Together, we provided enough funds to provide job training to 50 abused and trafficked women in 2011. Next month, these funds will help Hagar Vietnam to offer its fourth job training in the past year and a half!
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Complaint Review: Motherhood Maternity Store
Motherhood Maternity Store100 Robinson Centre Drive Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania U.S.A.
Motherhood Maternity Store Getting Scammed out of $20 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
*Consumer Comment: I encountered the same scam in March 2010.
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I called the store I purchased the shirt at and got a apology and was told that I was the first person to call and advise of this happening. I went on the internet to get Motherhood corporate number and when I googled Motherhood corporate I found alot of other people going through the same $20 scam I went through. How funny, I was told "I was the only one".
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
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Dropbox has acquired another photo startup — but don't worry, it's not going to kill the app (for now).
The cloud storage giant has scooped up 3D photo startup Bubbli, according to an email the startup's cofounders sent out to users today.
Bubbli's app enables those toting iPhones and iPads to create 360-degree photo "bubbles," complete with sound. Effectively, bubbles put you in the shoes of the photographer, giving you the picture-taker's view from where they were standing.
Dropbox's Carousel app, its Loom acquisition, and now grab of Bubbli demonstrate that Dropbox values photo-creating and -sharing highly.
But unlike Loom, which shut down its app after the startup joined Dropbox, Bubbli will continue to operate for the foreseeable future.
Bubbli raised $2 million in a seed round that August Capital led in early 2011.
Here's the complete email from Bubbli.
We have some exciting news to share: Dropbox has acquired Bubbli!
We're thrilled to be joining Dropbox. Bubbli's goal has always been to capture experiences in a way that feels like you are not just viewing photos but reliving memories. By joining forces, we'll be able to continue to transform how you experience your memories on a much larger scale.
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Samuel, 13, spends his days in the forest, hunting for food for his family. He has grown up on the frontier of a British colony, America. Far from any town, or news of the war against the King that American patriots have begun near Boston.
But the war comes to them. British soldiers and Iroquois attack. Samuel's parents are taken away, prisoners. Samuel follows, hiding, moving silently, determined to find a way to rescue them. Each day he confronts the enemy, and the tragedy and horror of this war. But he also discovers allies, men and women working secretly for the patriot cause. And he learns that he must go deep into enemy territory to find his parents: all the way to the British headquarters, New York City.
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He was not sure exactly when he became a child of the forest.
One day it seemed he was eleven and playing in the dirt around the cabin or helping with chores, and the next, he was thirteen, carrying a .40-caliber Pennsylvania flintlock rifle, wearing smoked-buckskin clothing and moccasins, moving through the woods like a knife through water while he tracked deer to bring home to the cabin for meat.
He sat now by a game trail waiting for the deer he knew would come soon. He had heard it, a branch brushing a hairy side, a twig cracking, smelled it when the wind blew toward him, the musk and urine of a buck. He checked the priming on his rifle while he waited, his mind and body relaxed, patient, ears and eyes and nose alert. Quiet. Every part of him at rest, yet focused and intense.
And he pictured his life, how he lived in two worlds.
Sometimes Samuel thought that a line dividing those worlds went right through their cabin. To the west, beyond the small parchment window made of grease-soaked sheepskin scraped paper-thin, lay the forest.
The forest was unimaginably vast, impenetrable, mysterious and dark. His father had told him that a man could walk west for a month, walk as fast as he could, and never see the sun, so high and dense was the canopy of leaves.
Even close to their homestead--twelve acres clawed out of the timber with a small log cabin and a lean-to for a barn--the forest was so thick that in the summer Samuel could not see more than ten or fifteen yards into it. Some oak and elm and maple trees were four and five feet in diameter and so tall and thickly foliaged their height could only be guessed.
A wild world.
And while there were trails made by game and sometimes used by natives, settlers or trappers, the paths wandered and meandered so that they were impossible to use in any sensible way. Except to hunt.
When he first started going into the forest, Samuel went only a short distance. That first time, though he was well armed with his light Pennsylvania rifle and dry powder and a good knife, he instantly felt that he was in an alien world.
As a human he did not belong. It was a world that did not care about man any more than it cared about dirt, or grass, or leaves. He did not get lost that first time, because he'd marked trees with his knife as he walked so he could find his way out; butstill, in some way he felt lost, as if, were he not careful, a part of him would disappear and never return, gone to the wildness. Samuel had heard stories of that happening to some men. They entered the forest to hunt or trap or look for new land to settleand simply vanished.
"Gone to the woods," people said of them.
Some, he knew, were dead. Killed by accident, or panthers or bear or Indians. He had seen such bodies. One, a man mauled to death by a bear that had attacked his horse while the man was plowing; the man's head was eaten; another, killed by an arrow through the throat. An arrow, Samuel knew, that came out of the woods from a bow that was never seen, shot by a man who was never known. And when he was small, safe inside the cabin near the mud-brick fireplace with his mother and father, he had heard the panthers scream; they sounded like a woman gone mad.
Oh, he knew the forest could kill. Once, sitting by the fire, a distant relative, a shirttail uncle who was a very old man of nearly fifty named Ishmael, had looked over his shoulder as if expecting to see monsters and said, "Nothing dies of old age in the forest. Not bugs, not deer, not bear nor panthers nor man. Live long enough, be slow enough, get old enough and something eats you. Everything kills."
And yet Samuel loved the forest now. He knew the sounds and smells and images like he knew his own mind, his own yard. Each time he had entered he'd gone farther, learned more, marked more trees with his knife, until he always knew where he was. Now he thought of the deep forest as his home, as much as their cabin.
But some men vanished for other reasons, too. Because the forest pulled them and the wild would not let them go. Three years ago, when Samuel was ten, he had seen one of these men, a man who moved like smoke, his rifle a part of his arm, a tomahawk through his belt next to a slab-bladed knife, eyes that saw all things, ears that heard all things. One family in the settlement had a room on their cabin that was a kind of store. The man had come to the store to buy small bits of cloth and powder and English flints for his rifle at the same time Samuel was waiting for his mother to buy thread.
The man smelled of deep forest, of smoke and blood and grease and something green--Samuel knew he smelled that way, too. The stranger could not be still. As he stood waiting, he moved. Though he was courteous and nodded to people, as soon as he had the supplies for his rifle and some salt, he left. He was there one moment and gone the next, into the trees, gliding on soft moccasins to become part of the forest, as much as any tree or leaf or animal. He went west.
Away from man, away from the buildings and the settled land.
Now Samuel heard a new sound. He moved his eyes slowly to the left without turning his head and was rewarded by seeing a tick-infested rabbit sitting by a tree trying to clear the insects out of his ears. Samuel smiled. Even in dead of winter the rabbits were always trying to rid themselves of the pests.
The sight made him think of his mother, who was intensely curious and had once asked him to take her into the forest. They had not gone far, not over five hundred yards from the edge of the clearing, and had stopped under a towering oak where sunlightcould not get through. There was a subdued green light over everything. Even their faces looked a gentle green.
"I have to go back," she said, her eyes wide, wrapping a shawl tightly around her shoulders, though it was summer-warm. "This is too . . . too . . . thick. Even the air is green. So thick it feels like it could be cut. I have to go back now."
Although Samuel's parents lived in the wilderness, they were not a part of it. They had been raised in towns and had been educated in schools where they'd been taught to read and write and play musical instruments. They moved west when Samuel was a baby, so that they could devote themselves to a quiet life of hard physical work and contemplation. They loved the woods, but they did not understand them. Not like Samuel.
They had told their son that they didn't belong in towns, either. They weren't comfortable in the world of roads, houses and villages. East of the imaginary line in the cabin was what his father and mother called civilization.
They told Samuel about the chaos of towns that they'd escaped. There were noises--hammers clanging at blacksmith forges, chickens clucking, dogs barking, cows lowing, horses whinnying and whickering, people who always seemed to need to be talking to oneanother.
There wasn't noise in the forest.
There were smells: wood smoke filled the air in every season because it wasn't just for heat, but to cook as well; the smell of oak for long fires, pine for short and fast and hot fires. The smell of bread, and sometimes, if they were lucky and had honey or rock sugar to pulverize in a sack with a hammer, sweet pie. The odor of stew cooking in the cast-iron pot over an outside fire or in an iron kettle hung in the fireplace, the scent flying up through the chimney and out over the ground as the wind moved the smoke around. There was the tang of manure, stacked in back of small shedlike barns to age before it was put on gardens; horse and cow and chicken manure from their farm and other farms. So many smells swirled by the same wind throughout the small valley.
Their valley was like a huge bowl, nestled in the hills in far western Pennsylvania. Here lived, and had always lived, Samuel Lehi Smith, age thirteen, with his father, Olin, and his mother, Abigail, parents whom Samuel did not always understand but whom he loved.
They read to him about the world beyond from their prized books. All the long winter nights with tallow candles burning while they sat by the fireplace, they read aloud to each other. At first he'd listened as they took turns. Later he read to himself and knew the joyous romp of words on paper. He read all the books they had in the cabin and then books from other cabins in the valley so that he could know more and more of a world found only in his imagination and dreams.
To the east lay the faraway world of enormous cities and the Great Sea and Europe and Ancient Rome and Darkest Africa and the mysterious land of the Asias and so many people they couldn't be counted. All kinds of different people with foreign languages and their knowledge of strange worlds.
To the east lay polished shoes and ornate clothes and formal manners and enormous wealth. His mother would spin tales for him about cultured men who wore carefully powdered wigs and dipped snuff out of little silver snuffboxes and beautiful women dressed in gowns of silk and satin with swirling petticoats as they danced in the great houses and exclusive salons of London and Paris.
Now. The deer stepped out. It stood in complete profile not thirty yards away. Samuel held his breath. He waited for it to turn away, look around in caution. When it did, he raised the rifle and cocked the hammer, pulling it back as quietly as he could, the sear dropping in with a soft snick. The rifle had two triggers, a "set" trigger that armed a second, front trigger and made it so sensitive that a mere brush released the hammer. He moved his finger from the set trigger and laid it next to but didn't touch the hair trigger. Then he settled the German silver blade of the front sight into the tiny notch of the rear sight and floated the tip of the blade sight until it rested just below the shoulder of the young buck.
Directly over its heart.
A half second, no, a quarter second passed. Samuel could touch the hair trigger now and the hammer would drop, the flint would scrape the metal "frizzen," kicking it out of the way and showering sparks down on the powder in the small pan, which would igniteand blow a hot jet of gas into the touch hole on the side of the barrel of the rifle, setting off the charge, propelling the small .40-caliber ball down the bore. Before the buck heard the sound of the rifle, the ball would pass through the heart and out the other side of the deer, killing it.
And yet he did not pull the trigger. He waited. Part of a second, then a full second. And another. The deer turned, saw him standing there. With a convulsive explosion of muscle, it jumped straight in the air. It landed running and disappeared into the trees.
The whole time Samuel had not really been thinking of the deer, but what lay east. Of what they called civilization. He eased the hammer of the rifle down to the first notch on the sear, a safety position, and lowered the weapon. Oddly, he wasn't disappointed that he'd not taken the deer, though the fresh meat would have been nice roasted over the hearth. He'd killed plenty of deer, sometimes ten or fifteen a day, so many they could not possibly eat all the meat. He often shot them because the deer raided the cornfields and had to be killed to save the crops. Most families did not like deer meat anyway. They considered it stringy and tough and it was often wormy. The preferred meat was bear or beaver, which were richer and less "cordy."
This deer would have been nice. They had not had fresh meat in nearly two weeks. But it was gone now.
He could not stop his wondering about what lay to the east. The World. It was supposed to be a better place than the frontier, with a more sensible way to live. And yet he had just learned an ugly truth about that world only the evening before.
Those people in the world who were supposed to be civilized, full of knowledge and wisdom and graciousness and wealth and education, were caught in the madness of vicious, bloody war.
It did not make any sense.
Samuel started trotting back toward the cabin in an easy shuffle-walk that moved him quietly and at some speed without wearing out his moccasins; he was lucky to get a month per pair before they wore through at the heels. He moved without a great deal of effort, his eyes and ears missing very little as he almost flowed through the forest. But his mind was still on the man who had brought the sheet of paper the night before.
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Friday, July 24, 2015
Saratoga Diary 2015: Uncertainty and Speculation
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL., July 24, 2015--
Dear Diary: For only the third time in a four decade career will I miss opening day at Saratoga. Two years ago, we lost Nana at 4 a.m. on opening day. Eight years ago we were on a plane back from Las Vegas from meetings at which HorseRaceInsider.com was spawned.
Now residing 10 months a year in South Florida, we do what we can, when we can. This year our Saratoga Diary--the original Saratoga Diary having its debut in 1977. It was a time promoters called Saratoga the "August Place To Be." It was our first full year at Newsday.
For the next fortnight, it will need to be the Saratoga Simulcast Diaries, one which will include a stop-over on the Jersey Shore for American Pharoah's run in the Haskell.
There also will be visits with family, and friends who might as well be family, our arrival in Saratoga penciled in for 10 am Whitney morning, God willin' and the Creek don't rise.
An aside: Note the capital C in creek: According to legend, the phrase was conjured up back in the day when buckboards were the principal mode of transportation and Creek referred to a Native American tribe of the same name.
History shows that those folks had a serious aversion to buckboards with the top up, better known as the covered wagon.
So for me, Saratoga again will be the "August Place to Be." Let's mark 2015 the year of the Saratoga Sojourn, albeit a Saratoga Prime Time Sojourn
A Gulfstream Park patron asked us last Saturday if we were going to the Spa this year. After telling him my plans, he exited the elevator saying "I like your schedule."
According to the present raceday calendar, I will be in attendance for Saratoga's two biggest days: the Whitney and Travers programs. All the stakes should be interesting and challenging. Hopefully performances in the marquee events will be worthy of Saratoga's timeless lore.
After all, if Saratoga isn't about history, and health, and horses, it isn't Saratoga. In that event, it might just as well be Anywhere, USA.
The year 2015 will be different indeed. That's because many believe this is the year Saratoga is under siege from its new administration, to the extent there is a local movement to insulate Saratoga from the actions of the New NYRA.
I will withhold judgment until I see for myself what the old place looks like and how events transpire. Some strange stuff has been known to happen during the Saratoga race meet--both on and off track. Given the backdrop of two Congressional bills that promises to alter the way the racing industry conducts itself, events could get curiouser and curiouser as the days blend into nights.
As the late, great Joe Hirsch once counseled, back when Saratoga was a true, august place: "It's not the 24 days of Saratoga that get you, it's the 24 nights." And this isn't a town where Early Bird Specials were ever in vogue, unless it's the Del Mar simulcasts at the end of live racing, which is another thing the founders never could have envisioned.
In its history, the one given about Saratoga is its stability but that no longer is true. So much so that the Saratoga Springs City Council three nights ago felt it necessary to officially state their desire for greater jurisdictional determination over proposed changes to the state-owned track, still rated as one of America's Top 10 sports venues.
The organization's board wants regular communication and input with NYRA, and they want the composition question of the NYRA's Board's temporary status to be resolved.
The City Council considers the issues regarding the conduct of current day Saratoga Race Course to be a matter of "significant concern." Of great interest is the impact that future plans would affect surrounding neighborhoods, traffic patterns, infrastructure and future race meet scheduling.
This year, dear diary, the unpredictability might even include a challenge to Todd Pletcher's domination of the trainer standings, given the growth of the Chad Brown program to mammoth proportions.
Clearly, Pletcher and Brown are the favorites to come out on top in that category and, per usual, the jockey's race, always entertaining, will be highly competitive, led by Johnny Velazquez, Javier Castellano, the Ortiz brothers, et al.
Saratoga generally is not the place where "the bug" thrives. But given the ability of Eric Cancel and guidance from his agent, Angel Cordero Jr., forever the "King of Saratoga" in our view, the young rider could make enough of an impact to put some pressure on the veterans, making that race even more interesting.
We will be making a stopover at Monmouth Park for the Haskell. Hopefully, American Pharoah will make another perfect performance with enough left in the tank to consider a run in the Derby of Midsummer four weeks later.
What's Saratoga about, if it's not about where the past meets the future?
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Usually, as diesel engines age, they become less efficient and begin to emit black smoke. For example, diesel taxis were clean when new, but as the mileage increased, they emitted fumes upon acceleration. This has been observed even for modern turbodiesels. Due to lesser power than required for the load, the driver may step excessively on the accelerator, which causes the diesel pump to deliver a lot of diesel into the engine instantly, but as the air intake may not be able to supply extra air just as quickly, some diesel may not get burnt in the cylinders and will exit the engine as soot. Not only is this pollutive, it is also costly as fuel is lost, and there is also a warming effect on the environment, diesel smoke having a greenhouse effect similar to CO2. In fact, the diesel input can be so much that there is no way enough air can be put in in time to burn the diesel stoichiometrically (according to the chemical equation, with so many parts of air to burn so many parts of diesel). The solution might be to prepare air for such a power demand, and to moderate the diesel input. Extra revving power by switching to a lower gear can help as it induces more air, makes the load lighter for the engine, and gets it out of the vicious cycle of using excess diesel to generate sufficient engine power to get it past the low power, low rpm range.
Surbo fitted at the outlet of air filter of Mercedes Vito 111
According to our experience, one way to counter diesel smoke is to add a Surbo (air suction turbo) to the air intake of the diesel engine, at the air filter section. The Surbo will raise the air intake power as it creates a deep-suction vortex within itself to draw in more air, and this raises the torque and power of the diesel engine immediately, even at idle, shown by a higher idling speed. The driver would be able to move the diesel vehicle with less pressure on the accelerator due to the added air compression. Note that improved engine compression (in this case through higher air compression from the Surbo) directly results in an increase in engine efficiency, which means the engine will put out more power for the same amount of diesel put in, and so require less pressure on the accelerator. The diesel engine will also be able to rev to a higher rpm for the same accelerator travel, so that it can latch on the the next gear at a higher rpm and thus avoid over-stepping on the accelerator at too low an rpm and cause black smoke emission. The torque spread on a Surbo-equipped diesel is also wider, meaning more torque even at a low rpm, so the driver needs not press as much as before on the accelerator even at a low rpm. So, he can shift up earlier too, with less risk of causing black smoke. Downshifts can be made quickly and smoothly because the air supply from the Surbo is ready to meet sudden spikes in air requirement, and its air pressure holds the engine preventing it from losing too much rpm when the accelerator is released during a gearchange.
The Surbo can also be used on turbodiesels, helping the turbocharger to spool up earlier. This is because the compressed air from the Surbo, even from a low rpm, pushes air more quickly through the exhaust, which turns the turbocharger up to speed earlier, and so it is able to provide boost from a lower rpm. This reduces turbo lag, which holds back engine power at very low rpm, and can be a cause of smoke by itself.
Adjusting the bolt below the accelerator so limiting the accelerator travel and diesel input also limits diesel smoke, but engine max power is down too, and adding a Surbo can put back some of this lost power. See the Nissan Cabstar '00 review.
We put the Surbo on two turbodiesel 1.7 CDTi Opel Combos around ten years of age. The first one had a turbocharger that was not functioning, or there was a leak in the pipes connecting the turbo to the engine. There was initially some smoke but we showed the owner, standing behind the vehicle, how to press the accelerator to activate the Surbo and reach the rpm limit without creating smoke. Soon he sent the vehicle for smoke testing and it passed. The other Combo had a still functioning turbocharger but the owner was caught for emitting smoke. He said that his mechanic could only clean the exhaust deposits, but the problem was really at the source, one of over-fueling. With the Surbo installed, he commented that there was quite a lot more power and the smoke was not seen anymore in the rear view mirror.
We had previously installed the Surbo on a similar Combo with a fully functioning turbocharger, and the torque and power was astonishing for a goods vehicle. The vehicle was in very good condition and there was no smoke problem. Most other Surbo-equipped turbodiesel vehicles, like the Mercedes Vito and VW Caddy, showed huge gains in torque that could be felt in the back, unlike standard turbodiesel taxis which we sat in. If you wish to experience a thrill a minute in your turbodiesel vehicle, contact us to put a Surbo inside.
The recent investigations into diesel emissions of certain European car manufacturers show that their diesel technology is below expectations, and we are willing to share our experience in this area.
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On August 29, 2005 Hurrican Katrina made landfall, and that is when things got really bad with ASC. They restructured our loan and gave it a different loan number without notifying us. So, when payments where made to the original loan, even though they would cash the check, they would not post payment to the correct loan, thus claiming we were default on the loan. This went on for some time until June of 06. Were were contacted by a foreclosure company telling us that our house was going to be auctioned off.
After trying to contact ASC several times, we were finally able to work out something with them. We had to pay interest only payments twice a month of $250 for 6-9 months to pay the interest of the loan until they could restructure it yet again. In March of 07 we finally began making regular payments again. We received a phone call by an individual asking about our house that is being put on auction in August of 07.
This is the first we have heard of it. We cannot get in touch with anyone to see what is going on. They are also supposed to clear up our credit report that they have ruined due to all of this, with no luck. What can we do?
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We are a highly-respected amateur dramatic society founded in 1934 to perform Shakespeare's plays annually in the open air.
Today we have grown to a programme of eight productions a year by vastly differing playwrights from ancient Greece to the modern day. In addition, we have two shows by our Youth Theatre groups.
We have our own theatre, the Mary Wallace Theatre by the riverside in Twickenham. Our Summer Show is an Open Air production, in the gardens of neighbouring York House.
Please note that the Mary Wallace is a Club Theatre and that only members of the RSS may buy tickets. However, becoming a member is easy and costs only £10; members may buy tickets for friends and family. The Summer Show is open to non-members.Follow @rssmwt
Come and join us in exploring one of literature's most stormy relationships, between Tom (T. S. Eliot) and Viv (Vivienne Haigh-Wood). The play follows the turbulent and emotional conflict between this tragically mismatched couple.
We follow them from their first meeting in Oxford in 1915 with Viv, the volatile daughter of an upper-class English family, confronting the socially awkward American poet. There then followed a whirlwind romance which led to the classic - marry in haste and repent at leisure. As Viv surveys her unhappy marriage she says to Tom "I married you to escape my family while you married me, it seems, to embrace almost everything they stood for."
Eliot wrote "To her the marriage brought no happiness. To me it brought the state of mind out of which came The Waste Land."
So why did the marriage unravel? Was it Eliot's failure in not providing the support his wife desperately needed? Or were Viv's expectations too complex for Tom to understand?
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7.45p.m. except for Sunday 18th at 3p.m. • No performance on Wednesday 21st
Telephone bookings open on 5 September: Call the box office, between 10 am and 7 pm only please, on 020 8744 0547
Please enquire of the Box Office before booking tickets as to the extent of the provision available at the Mary Wallace Theatre for those with disabilities.
"Men at some time are masters of their fate"Julius Caesar, Act i, Sc.2


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George vs. Lopez a Draw, Cintron-Granados is a Draw Too
UIC Pavilion, Chicago - ESPN's Friday Night Fights was a doubleheader filled with controversial draws. Donovan George (24-3-2, 21KOs) continued his gradual slide to 160-pounds and appeared to have earned a ten round unanimous decision, but the judges felt otherwise and scored his fight with David Lopez (41-13-1, 23KOs) as a ten round draw. The scores were 97-94 for Lopez, 96-94 for George and 95-95 for the draw. George had a tougher tough than expected, but Lopez did very little in many of the rounds and didn't display the desire to win in the late rounds.
Adrian Granados (11-2-2, 7KOs) appeared to be on the verge of the biggest win of his career, but had to settle for a ten round draw with former welterweight champion Kermit Cintron (33-5-2, 28KOs). The scores were 96-94 for Granados, 97-93 for Cintron and a 95-95 for the draw. Cintron was making his return to the welterweight division and he did not look good. Granados, moving up from 140-pounds, boxed well and stunned Cintron several times in the fight.
Featherweight prospect Hairon Socarras (7-0-1, 5KOs) won a four round unanimous decision over Sergio Montes de Oca (7-2-1, 2KOs). De Oca went down in the first round from a grazing shot. The scores were 40-35 across the board.
[QUOTE=Russian Crushin;13179221]I'm not sure how you saw that, the rounds were very clear. Yea he missed alot but landed way more and with much better more effective punches. When cintron decided to throw, he usually landed werent even that good…Comment by Russian Crushin on 03-24-2013
[QUOTE=ddangerous;13179211]Like I said, I thought Granados won the fight. I just didn't think it was some runaway. He was more aggressive, yes, but he was missing a lot. Cintron, when he was throwing, was more accurate with his punches. Still…Comment by ddangerous on 03-24-2013
[QUOTE=Russian Crushin;13179161]This fight was very easy to score, Granados very clearly won 7 rounds and cintron only won 2 clearly. The other round, the 1st, was also a Granados round. This was an easy win for Granado, he won 4X…Comment by Russian Crushin on 03-24-2013
[QUOTE=rey guey;13177204]any of you notice how guys aren't the same after they fight Sergio Martinez? Cintron was never the same after Martinez KOed him, yeah I know it was a draw but any who actually saw the fight will know…Comment by Russian Crushin on 03-24-2013
[QUOTE=ddangerous;13175422]You're not alone. I had Granados up 1, maybe 2, rounds going into the 12th, although I thought he closed out much stronger than Cintron and deserved the nod. Cintron talking about fighting 5 more fights is a very bad…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (37)


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Celebrating Florida Artists
The Winter Park Autumn Art Festival is the only juried fine art festival to feature Florida artists exclusively. The Winter Park Chamber of Commerce is proud to host the festival on the second weekend in October each year. The community-oriented sidewalk show presents quality visual art and live entertainment the whole family can enjoy. The festival is held in beautiful Central Park located along historic Park Avenue in downtown Winter Park.
When & Where
43rd Annual Winter Park Autumn Art Festival
Saturday, October 8, and Sunday, October 9, 2016
Central Park in Downtown Winter Park
251 S. Park Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789
The festival is open from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. both days. Admission is FREE!
About the Artists
Each year the Winter Park Autumn Art Festival welcomes artists from across the state to showcase their works. From a pool of talented applicants, 180 artists are selected to exhibit in Central Park and along Park Avenue. Artist applications are currently being accepted at www.zapplication.org. The deadline is Friday, June 17, 2016. For additional artist information, including the annual poster contest, click here.
Participating artists will be announced in August 2016.
Digital Art
Drawing & Graphics
Fine Crafts
Mixed Media - 2-D & 3-D
Plan Your Weekend
As the festival logistics come together, check this section for helpful information on parking, entertainment schedule, children'ts art activities, merchandise, and more!
Music & Entertainment
Children's Art Activities
All merchandise, including posters, t-shirts, tote bags, and note cards will be available during the festival. Merchandise from previous festivals will also available in limited quantities.
Festival merchandise is also available year-round at the Winter Park Welcome Center during business hours and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Ample parking is available on the surrounding streets, with handicap spaces available in municipal lots throughout downtown as well as in the SunTrust and Park Place parking garages. Downtown Winter Park Parking Map (courtesy of City of Winter Park).
SunRail will NOT be operating during the Autumn Art Festival.
A bike valet will also be available for guests who wish to cycle to the event. A safe and secure bike parking area will be set up in the West Meadow along Morse Boulevard between New York Avenue and the railroad tracks. The bike valet is being organized by the City of Winter Park's Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Board.
Food and Drinks
Florida Distributing Co. will sponsor a beer garden during the festival for guests to sample a variety of seasonal beer. Must be 21 and up to enter the beer garden.
This year, the festival will take place on Saturday, October 8, and Sunday, October 9. There are many volunteer opportunities available. If you are interested in volunteering at the festival, click here to sign-up or contact Kristen Quinones at email@example.com.
Thank you for your support!
Join the Patron Circle
Each year art enthusiasts help build momentum and support for the tradition of producing a world-class festival that features Florida artists exclusively. Patrons not only help support the operation of our unique festival, but also provide dedicated funds pledged to purchase artwork from our talented artists. Learn more here.
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Neuroshima Hex Puzzle, a clever puzzle game from Big Daddy's Creations, is now available from the app store. Utilizing the same rules and player tiles as the full game, Neuroshima Hex Puzzle offers 100 scenarios of increasing difficulty that will both teach and hone your battle skills.
Neuroshima Hex Puzzle Pros:
- Same rules and tiles as the full game
- Clean graphics and great artwork
- Simple touch controls
- 100 puzzles of increasing difficulty
- GameCenter integration for achievements
Neuroshima Hex Puzzle Cons:
- Lack of hint system counter-productive for learning
- Learning curve may frustrate new players
- No ability to create own puzzles and share with other users
Each scenario pits your severely weakened HQ against the healthier HQs of one or more opponents. Your task is to annihilate the other HQs or, at the very least, put them in a weaker position than your own. Given that you typically have only a point or two remaining on your own health meter, you're usually looking to destroy the opposition. You have but a single turn to accomplish your goal, and you follow all of the same rules as the full game. Pieces are already preset on the game board and the opponent never actually makes a move. You receive 3 tiles, one of which must be discarded right away. You place the other two on the board and make any other necessary acceptable moves (such as repositioning or moving tiles capable of this power). At the conclusion of your turn, a battle is waged and the outcome of this single battle determines whether or not you will successfully move on to the next level or be sent back to the drawing board to re-strategize your attack. Early puzzles are quite simple and serve more to explain the game's mechanics to new players, but by the second set of 10 puzzles, even seasoned players may find themselves scratching their heads and rethinking their opening salvo. While many of the situations that you find yourself in are unlikely to naturally occur through the course of play, it's a lot of fun to find an adequate solution to get yourself out of the corner that you've been backed into.
Visually, the game looks exactly like the full version, utilizing retina display graphics for sharp imagery. The soundtrack is brooding and the sound effects are serviceable, mostly consisting of gunshot sounds. Controls require simple taps, and managing the tiles is very simple. The most difficult aspect of the game remains learning the abilities of the various pieces and determining the most effective use, which was our biggest knock against the full game when we originally reviewed it. An update made it easier to access the extensive and helpful manual on-the-fly, and it just takes a bit of time working through a few games to get a good handle on the mechanics. It quickly became one of our absolute favorite strategy games and the release of these puzzles has been on our radar for a while.
Replay value is pretty good, as some of the solutions are intricate and a bit devious. The likelihood of remembering all solutions for the second go-round is unlikely and will continue to challenge again and again. Any opportunity to delve into this brilliant game is a worthwhile venture. GameCenter support offers an achievement system tied to solving sets of puzzles. It would be nice to see some sort of hint system incorporated, as the game is essentially a teaching tool. We'll also be interested to see if this offering will be supported in the future with additional puzzles or a shareable puzzle creater. At $2.99, Neuroshima Hex Puzzle is a solid 4-Dimple challenge.
Neuroshima Hex Puzzle Review,


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Secondary Legislation
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- Published on 16 June 2016
- Written by Peter Stoner
Discussion with key stakeholders, such as ATCO, will inform the detailed content of the regulations associated with the Bus Services Bill.
To inform the debate on the regulation making powers in the Bill, the DfT have provided this set of Policy Scoping Notes
Some of the topics they cover are:
- Advanced Quality Partnership Schemes
- franchising schemes
- Request of information from incumbent operator
- Enhanced Partnership Schemes
- Information operators must provide to a local transport authority
- Registration of local services
- Information provision: route, timetable, fares, tickets, cancelled or varied services
- Retention of fees for carrying out Traffic Commissioners' functions
Bus Services Bill
- Details
- Published on 22 May 2016
- Written by Peter Stoner
The purpose of the Bill is to:
- To give elected mayors and local transport authorities the power to improve bus services for the people who use them.
- Mayoral combined authorities would be given London-style powers to franchise local services.
- Data about routes, fares and times would be made available across the country to app developers to give passengers better information about how to make the most of local bus services.
Further information:
- Coverage: England, outside of London.
- Timescales -more info
- Overview
- View or download the Bill
Education Excellence Everywhere
- Details
- Published on 16 May 2016
- Written by Ian Gwenlan
The recently published White Paper, "Educational Excellence Everywhere", includes the following – "local authorities will work with schools and parents in developing local school transport policies, giving schools the opportunity to provide school transport services where that makes sense locally".
What does this mean, what is behind it, what implications might it have and what questions might you have?
We are pleased to let you know that colleagues at the Department for Education are keen to engage with us and to hear our views and experiences. As this is so topical, we are adjusting our programme at the seminar on Tuesday 17 May 2016 to include a short presentation from Mark Houston and Michele Marr, Department for Education. There will be an opportunity to ask questions, share views and experiences in a positive way which will be taken back and fed into further work at the Department.
Other topics at the seminar include:
- Safeguarding
- Independent Travel Training
- Personal Travel Budgets
- Carrying Wheelchairs
- Appeals v Complaints
- Schools as transport operators
Latest ATCO News
- Details
- Published on 27 February 2016
- Written by Peter Hardy
February 2016
- Welcome from the chair - Chris White
- Nottingham City introduces Easylink - Tim Bowyer
- Procurement of Norwich Park and Ride - Ian Hydes
- The Shaw Report (The future shape and financing of Network Rail) - Tony Francis
- ATCO Winter 2015 Training Event - Peter Hardy
- New ATCO Members
- Editor's note - Peter Hardy
Photos and Presentations from Winter Meeting 2015
- Details
- Published on 13 January 2016
- Written by Peter Stoner
Plenty more photos from the event
Presentations which can be downloaded:


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Financial information.
You can easily find financial information about New York Life for 2011-2015 by following the links in the Related Articles section, to the right. For each of these years, you will find:
- New York Life Report to Policyholders: Contains the answers to frequently asked questions about our company. 2015 Report to Policyholders
- New York Life Annual Report: 2015 Annual Report
- Management Statement Concerning the Annual Report: The Company has complied with the requirements of the NAIC Model Audit Rule regarding internal financial reporting. The requirements are similar to those required by the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002. 2015 AR Management Statement
- New York Life Insurance Company and Subsidiaries Consolidated Financial Statements (GAAP basis): Our financial results presented in a format consistent with generally accepted accounting principles. 2015 NYLIC and Subsidiaries Unabridged Consolidated Financial Statements (GAAP Basis)
- Statutory Financial Information: As reported to applicable state insurance departments. 2016 Financial Information (Statutory Basis)


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My friend and I were looking for a central cafe for high tea. We decided on Oui Desserts after reading the good reviews on Yelp. The cafe is spacious, clean, and inviting. 203 more words
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I was at H Mart shopping for my groceries when I saw a petite bakery called Tous Les Jours. The bakery sells many delicious looking breads. 147 more words
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I chanced upon Dessert Gallery Bakery & Cafe when I was having dinner at Kata Robata. The cafe looks so pretty inside and it is so clean. 201 more words
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Today I went to search for macarons after a long hiatus as I was traveling around the world. I found Paris Sweet Pastry Shop while driving around. 123 more words
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Macarons have been few and far between as of late. As much as I love making them, and more importantly, eating them, they can be very finicky and temperamental, especially in the heat and humidity of the summer. 850 more words
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A road trip to New Orleans, Louisiana, was fantastic. I stayed for a night at a petite hotel called Prince Conti Hotel, located at French Quarter. 438 more words


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About Us
Solving plumbing problems for over 30 years!
The Gap Plumbing Service has been your local plumber for Brisbane Northside and Brisbane West suburbs since 1977 when Neil Greaves originally started our business. When Neil retired, Mark Aleo, one of Neil's plumbers, took over the business with his wife Jennifer.
Over the years, we have built a great reputation as reliable plumbers for Brisbane families. Put simply, we do what we say we are going to do, when we say we are going to do it.
We are proudly professional plumbers – which is why we take our professional associations very seriously. We are accredited members of the Master Plumbers Association and hold licenses with the Queensland Building Services Authority (license no 1117559), Plumbers and Drainers Board and Gas Authority. This means you can rest easy knowing that you are protected by our compliance with professional code of ethics and legislation.
How do we work with you?
The Gap Plumbing Service specialise in bathroom renovations, blocked drains, storm water, leaks and drips, gas fitting, hot water systems and all domestic and commercial plumbing repairs.
We can solve your trickiest plumbing problems – which is why we spend as long as it takes to fix it right the first time.
This means we won't do a dodgy job just to get out the door to get to the next job at a set time. But we also know people hate waiting around for tradies, which is why we will give you a "window" of time in which we will turn up. This is the best way we know to make sure we do an excellent job for all of our customers.
And we believe in sharing our expertise with our clients. That's why with The Gap Plumbing Service, you will speak directly with one of our friendly qualified plumbers when you call. We understand that you want to speak with an expert – someone who knows what they are on about and has the knowledge to help.
If you need us for a service ranging from bathroom renovation assistance to a blocked drain, and all this before you start work in the morning, our team starts from 7am. We can even turn up on a Saturday morning if you need us to. We are reliable, friendly and will fix the toughest plumbing problems at a competitive rate.
10 Reasons to Choose The Gap Plumbing Service
- We are experts in bathroom renovations & general plumbing.
- We have been trading for over 30 years.
- Our team are all qualified, licensed, experienced and love what they do.
- We are fully licensed and insured.
- We always find solutions.
- We quickly solve any warranty concerns or problems.
- We always start and finish your project on time and on budget.
- We are friendly, professional and turn up.
- You will speak directly to a qualified plumber when you call.
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Amarillo High senior linebacker Philip Sorrells was an honorable mention selection to the Class 5A Associated Press Sports Editors all-state football team announced Thursday.
Sorrells, the lone returning starter for the Sandies defense, was moved to inside linebacker from outside linebacker and led the team with 123 tackles in the regular season. He was also named the District 2-5A defensive player of the year and helped lead Amarillo High to an 8-4 record and the second round of the playoffs.
Only one other player from 2-5A was recognized, as San Angelo Central defensive back Chase Moody was an honorable mention selection.
Spring Dekaney running back Trey Williams was named the offensive player of the year, and Longview linebacker DeMarkus Lathan was named the defensive player of the year.
— Globe-News staff