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Posted on 09/12/2005 5:12:45 PM PDT by Nov3
National Rifle Association leader Wayne LaPierre slammed New Orleans authorities Monday for seizing legal firearms from lawful residents.
"What weve seen in Louisiana - the breakdown of law and order in the aftermath of disaster - is exactly the kind of situation where the Second Amendment was intended to allow citizens to protect themselves, " LaPierre said.
"When law enforcement isnt available, Americans turn to the one right that protects all the others - the right to keep and bear arms," LaPierre said. "This attempt to repeal the Second Amendment should be condemned."
The New York Times reported last Thursday that no civilians in New Orleans will be allowed to have guns, quoting the superintendent of police that "only law enforcement are allowed to have weapons."
A Louisiana state statute allows the chief law enforcement officer to "regulate possession" of firearms during declared emergencies. "But regulate doesnt mean confiscate," said Chris W. Cox, the NRAs chief lobbyist.
"Authorities are using that statute to do what the looters and criminals could not: disarm the law-abiding citizens of New Orleans trying to protect their homes and families," Cox said.
"The NRA will not stand idly by while guns are confiscated from law-abiding people whore trying to defend themselves," he said.
"Were exploring every legal option available to protect the rights of lawful people in New Orleans," Cox said, "and were taking steps to overturn such laws in every state where they exist."
"Local authorities in New Orleans are turning natures assault on human life into mans assault on human rights," LaPierre said. "Four million NRA members intend to stop this unconstitutional power grab."
A sea change has taken place with the events in New Orleans. We must react forcefully. If you haven't called your representatives and the NRA you are passively accepting the inevitable. If you hate the NRA, call the GOA etc. Do something. If this stands the 2cnd amendment is toast. (It may already be toast but we must try "for the children". I want my child to grow up in a country where there are some freedoms.)
P.s. To all the FR cops. I have seen very few of you denounce this. If the cops on FR support this - what must it be like in the rank and file.
Call them and tell them to take the actions they have outlined.
If the NRA is so committed to this, then the plan needs to be laid out for it membership in extreme detail...
Forget about the statute for now...That can be dealt with in due course...
#1 Suspend and investigate the officer who acted upon that woman in her own home...Get the full story out there whether it goes our way or not...
#2 Every single firearm confiscated under this inappropriate order will be located and returned to its owner before the end of the week...If a full attempt to return is not documented, and or the weapons not returned in an expiditious manner to their owners, the City of New Orleans will be fined $1000 per day, per firearm, till the issue is resolved...Period...This needs a court to rule on this unfortunately...Maybe our future CJ nominee can make an impact on this next month, first thing...
#3 Don't ever, ever do it again...Thats the message that needs to be tattooed under the eyelids of a few people in the country...Leave it alone...Guns are not the problem...
This seems extremely reasonable and do-able...Considering the offence these officials committed by exploiting a vague guideline within the law...
They know they were testing to see who would pop up and notice what they did...
Time to put a lid on it all...
And if any Law Enforcement in the FR community has a problem with my tone, please by all means contact me...I welcome the opinions of that community, and will be glad to clarify my opinion if you feel I may be critical of Law Enforcement, which I am not...
And let's strive to make it 8 million by next year...
["Local authorities in New Orleans are turning natures assault on human life into mans assault on human rights,"]
I believe the end of a free America and the bill of rights went out the door the day the five socialist supreme court judges allowed rich men to steal poor working class people's properties if they would pay higher taxes.
And no one in our conservative party has said or done a thing; the pubs are weak and foolish people and I don't belive they are worth voting for anymore.
Those cops who have done this should be prosecuted, stripped of their on own guns, and set out into the flood zone again armed only with tasers.
I want to them to pursue Federal Civil rights cases against the officers involved - individually. I want them bankrupted and their family destitute. That includes the police leadership. The OK NG too. Then there should be a general suit against the NO and LA government hopefully bankrupting them too. People need to hurt.
If there are any criminal proceedings they need to be handled to. I saw several assaults on those clips. There were HUNDREDS more we didn't see.
Amen, this cannot stand - it is a stake in our hearts.
Why do they get the tasers??
I think they sent a memo to the crickets outside my window.
The solution is simple. The pigs who obey illegal orders show up at your house, you ask to see their warrant. Don't worry, they won't have one. You reply "See ya later!" and close & lock the door in their faces.
If the JBT's (Jack-Booted Thugs) try to break down the door, you are in clear and present danger from criminal home invaders. Commence Firing! Fire at will.
Cause they'd be patrolling in water.
Really the NYers were already disarmed so we can't even call that a precedent!
Thanks for the ping.
Glad to hear this news. Our local San Antonio so called conservative radio talk show host had come out in support of the forced evacuations.
That was bad enough, but today when I turned him on he was peeing all over himself because he got to go down to NO and hang out with the National Guard and apparently with the BATF too. He said he was really impressed with the BATF. You should have heard him practically begging on the air to be invited into their circle so he could lick their boots some more. It was sickening.
I'll give a personal testimony to all FR's. I live in Florida and in last hurricane season my community was ravaged by two of the four hurricanes. There was no power, no immediate police protection, and no public services. We were ON OUR OWN. Florida gives easy access to firearms to all non-felons. We even have a right-to-carry law. As a precaution against possible looters I loaded my .38 Special. The important fact is that the criminals were very well aware that people all over the state were prepared to defend their lives and property. Guess what? There was no looting. In case anyone thinks my situation is anecdotal, I refer him to John Lott's many well researched books, especially "More Guns, Less Crime". The proven fact is that guns possessed by law-abiding citizens deters violent crimes. In our nanny state people have come to believe that at all times in every situation "somebody else" will look after them. But when you're really ALONE and there's no help -- who's going to protect your family and your property? ONLY YOU.
Did this loser advocate what is going on.
Hell they still can't find 400 or so NO cops. The ones they could find - a substantial number of them were looting.
Here's the bootlickers home page if you want to see what he looks like.
Yes, on the evacuations several days ago. He never said one word about people being disarmed, but to be fair, I couldn't even stand to listen to his whole show. He kind of changes topics though as he goes, so I'd bet he didn't.
He came out today with his unabashed love of the BATF, so between that and his support of the mandatory evacuation order, we can make a good guess as to how he feels about gun confiscation in this instance.
He's a puke.
He would fit in well on this site.
With some, yes.
I'd be a lot more glad if they would have led with a lawsuit or request for an injunction rather than a press release. They haven't quite figured out yet that the rules just changed.
Still it's encouraging that they at least seemed to feel the heat from the membership. Y'all did call or email or otherwise give 'em hell, didn't you? I did, but if you didn't do it NOW. You can use their contact form, or give them a call @1-800-392-8683
What do the mayor, the police chief et.al. care about the taxpayers having to pay a fine. Fine the Mayor and the police chief each $500 per day per firearm, with lessor fines for lower level folks.
Whew, I didn't think it would be Ricky or Trey, but am glad to hear it wasn't. :)
I want to watch the NOPD take the assault rifles away from the Blackwater Security guys and other mercenaries that have been hired to protect private property.
To be honest, I don't listen to radio much. I'm a musician so that might have something to do with it. Between normal thinking music plays inside my head anyway.
I'd like to send this guy a big black boot, with a sticker on it that says "Property of BATF. Lick here." :-)
I see that you pinged some post-2000 Freepers. Are they aware of what you really think about them, as you posted below?
".....[post-2000 Freepers] don't have a CLUE what the constitution is and readily support ignoring and trashing it when it suits their means. (As a general rule that is.)
Post #45
You're all over the board, man. What exactly is your stand?
I really feel that this disaster gave the feds the opportunity to test their power against lawful gun-owners.
THIS IS ONLY A TEST! Be prepared for gun confiscation coming to a town near you. Disasters could be a blizzard, tornados, blackouts, gas shortages etc, whatever FEMA and the Feds want it to be.
Buy ammo and lots of it. It's getting scary out there. WE WANT OUR COUNTRY BACK!!!!!!!!!!! FREEDOMS AND ALL!!!!
but will the NRA put their money where their mouth is and start cases where the peopel will have their guns returned? Or did the NO PD just aquire more "drop guns".
Similarly after 9/11 everyone wore NYPD shirts with pride. NOBODY wants a NO PD t-shirt.
You really ought to pickup a copy and read it. You might discover your birthright. Unfortunately the reading might be above your head even though it is written in plain language. O'Reilly can help you with the interpretation!
Could you please ping this? It looks like the NRA is finally waking up.
(BTW this thread is just about Constitutional rights not something important like dogs! It really isn't something to get upset about. Go worry about the dogs it is a good post 2000 hot button issue - real important!)
Talk is cheap. Guns and ammo cost money. Guts are priceless.
Which of these do you have the most of?
Nov. 3rd is correct. Those who are paying attention to the likes of Bill O'Reiley are likely worthless. I figured him out when he dissed the Swift Boat Vets.
There is an opportunity here!
And notice when I was talking about the post 2000 freepers I said "as a general rule"! The rule must have applied judging from the reaction.
"I left the NOPD an all I got was a trip to Vegas"
and a Brand New soaking wet Plasma TV.
Oh no doubt. Some FReepers prefer dogs to people. That pit bull that mauled the children to death only did that because he was mistreated.
Of course, that doesn't hold up when they attack their benevolent owners and chew their ass up.
I love dogs and was sickened when I saw the BTK sherrif in his wife beater T-shirt getting his rocks off shooting people's pets. It disgusted me - but the real problem was the mandatory evac. The only people who are going to take care of the pets are the owners and they were having thier Rights trashed.
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Super Bowl recap
Glendale, Ariz. - Wow, that was some game.
The Giants pulled off the unexpected, a 17-14 victory over the previously unbeaten Patriots to win Super Bowl XLII.
Let me first apologize for not blogging before this. I had anticipated doing a least a couple observations but the internet situation and even the lack of a cell signal made for a 12th century feel to my Super Bowl experience. Did I mention that Mike Hunt and I were seated so close together in our Uecker seats in Sec. 404 that we're almost family?
But I digress.
biggest questions to you Packers fans are these: Do you feel better now
that your team lost to the eventual Super Bowl champions, a team that
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Some things that stand out:
- Geez, I really wish the Packers had Randy Moss. He could have helped them lose the Giants. (Sorry, I couldn't resist);
- Heard some of the old Randy Moss creep up after the loss - which you knew was going to happen if the Patriots ever lost a game. Moss said the Giants "had a better gameplan" than the Patriots. Yup, way to blame it on the coaches;
- I think the Patriots win that game if Kevin Faulk doesn't miss a large stretch of the second half;
- Brady was not his usual accurate self. That's what happens when you pressure him;
- Just a great job by Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, who will almost certainly be the next coach of the Washington Redskins;
- I thought the Giants' defense was going to run out of gas at the end of the game, and they might have if Brady had gotten another 30 seconds. There's just so many times you can ask your defense to stop that offense. It's like playing Russian roulette;
- The Giants got away with it, but they need to play Ahmad Bradshaw more;
- It will be a long offseason for the Patriots' offensive line;
- Wes Welker had the Super Bowl MVP snatched out of his hands on the game-winning TD to Plaxico Burress;
- Notice that was about the only time Burress was single covered the entire game was on the last TD? And see how poorly the Giants' offense operates when Manning can't rely on Burress?
- A thousand pennies for the thoughts of Mike McCarthy and Bob Sanders when they land in Honolulu and hear that the Giants beat the Patriots;
- That escape by Manning and catch by David Tyree will stand with some of the best Super Bowl highlights of all time;
- Bill Belichick was exposed for the jerk that he is when he ran off the field before the Giants' kneeled down the final time. He was told by both a PR guy and referee Mike Carey that there was 1 second on the clock and one more play had to be run, and Belichick still headed for Tom Coughlin and congratulated him before running off the field. What a Grade A, prime choice jerk Belichick is. I'd use stronger words but this is a family blog;
- A lot of Boston fans that paid a lot of money left completely stunned. A pro-Boston crowd came to see a coronation and instead feeling some big-time blues. Like, I-just-spent-$10,000-of-my-kid's-college-fund-for-that? blues.
- Familiarity brought Starks back to Green Bay
- Video: Breaking down Saturday's Packers practice
- Packers haven't forgotten about ILB Beniquez Brown
- Packers heighten emphasis on punt return after 2015 struggle
- Packers WRs learning Getsy's way of doing things
- Thompson: 'We're starting a new year and we're playing for a championship'
- Video: Breaking down Packers' first padded practice
- Spriggs earns valuable lesson from Peppers
- Linsley still fighting through hamstring injury
- T.J. Lang eager to return for contract year

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Threads of Fate
- Released on Jul 19, 2000
- By Squaresoft for PSX
Threads of Fate User Reviews
Threads of Fate >> PLAY IT.The good:
fun characters
music (definitely)
did I mention the characters?
graphics >.<
story is a bit too short...
is only around one town...
Detailed? Okay.
Gameplay: ...It's FUN!! It's one of the greatest games I've ever played. Anyone who thinks otherwise deserves a kick.
Story: The story is great in its own right, even though it is short...
Replay: You'd think that it would be tiresome playing it all over again. But it's got its challenging plays and such. It's simply lovely.
Graphics: I think that the characters look cute, like they're in chibi. And I love chibis...
World Map: Just my problem, there is none. But it's not such a big factor. The places work just fine without a map.
Overall: Great. Period.
For me: PLAY IT. IT'S F...
Two Different Characters,Two Different Stories,One ObjectThe good:
The good side,you can ply with two different heroes.And,3-D monster modelling and magic options are excellent.Also,you can play at fabulous stages-such as Underground Ruins or Mel's Atelier.The bad:
Well,there isn't anything bad mood at this game,I think.But,sometimes game becomes so difficult-so,that's the only bad think at this game.Summary:
At Threads of Fate,you can play with two different characters that both two wanting to get Aeon Valen's[Relic]:
One of these is Rue:A mysterious boy that who can transform into monsters that he defeat.Nobody knows where is he from,where he come from and what are he going to do-even himself.He only wants one thing:revive a girl named Claire.Because of this,he wants [Relic].
The other is Mint:A spunky girl who is the eldest princess of East Heaven Kİngdom.She wants [Relic] too,because she wants the throne of East Heaven Kingdom,and she wants to rule the world-yes,she wants world domination.She ...
A light, fun game to help you relax. ^_^The good:
Easy gameplay and engaging characters help make this the perfect game to play while winding down. While hardly complex compared to other RPGs and being more of a comedy that an action game, Threads of Fate doesn't suffer despite it's relatively light plotline. And one couldn't help but like the game's two main characters: Rue, the mysterious boy with a painful and tragic past, and Mint, the spoiled-brat princess on a quest for revenge and world-domination. As the game progresses and you watch them grow in character, you can't help but fall in love.The bad:
The graphics were not up to Square's usual standard. While it wasn't bad exactly, neither was it good. The characters were all done up in a cute, superdeformed style that might have worked except that everything was so blocky. The music was also repetitive and, while it sounded fine at first, could get annoying after extended periods of time.Summary:
Threads of Fate has the feel of a game that was meant to be played during your spare time. The controls were simplistic and the gameplay was so easy and intuitive that even first-time gamers could get the hang of things in the first few minutes of playing. This is not to say that it would be boring for experienced gamers, however. The world of Threads of Fate, while mostly limited to one town and its surrounding countryside, is a fun place to explore and is full of creatures that you could spend hours just bashing for fun. It's great for stress relief. ^^
The highlights of the entire game ar...
Two storys,One great gameThe good:
The two differant stories,and all the quests that you do.The bad:
A little to long at times.Summary:
I want to say first that I love this game.It's alot of fun and has alot to it.I do also want to say that I think that this game should be rated teen because of the langguge and the violence.I do suggest that little kids don't play it cause it has a deep story.
anyway to the other parts,The two main charaters are Rue a tresure hunter,and mint a magic user that wants to get her kingdom back.
When you play as Rue he has a special abblite,when you deffeat a monster some times they drop a coin,when you get the coin you can transform into that monster.there are alot of areas that you can't get past...
This game kicks ass.Summary:
Huzzah. This game has it all: it's fun, it has likeable character, has good music, and clean graphics. It's a little short, though... and since Mel's Atelier is so damn annoying... I've played tons of RPGs, but... nothing's as annoying as that place... >_<
But, yeah. If you see it, buy it, or else you suck. Unless you already have it, in which case you're excused.
Threads of FateThe bad:
I think that the end, a.k.a. Valen's fortress, was a little too long. Maybe you could shorten it to just 3 Arenas?Summary:
Very cool game. If there was a Threads of Fate 2, I would totally buy it! My favorite part of the game was Fancy Mel's atelier. The animals were cute. I absolutely loved the music and graphics. Blah Blah Blah and all of that other stuff. My favorite characters were Mint, Belle, and Elena.
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Published September 1, 1991
By John S. Collins
Editor's Note: John Collins of Tampa, Florida, a freelance photographer, went to Wichita to cover the Operation Rescue story. Believing that the national media had little to say that wasn't skewed toward the pro-abortion side; and little to say that didn't include a distortion of the facts, Collins investigated the Operation Rescue activities in Wichita. In addition to taking many revealing photos, he has compiled a story which accurately describes what took place on the pro-life side. Since so much of what is supposedly "objective reporting" by trained journalists pales when politicized issues come to the forefront, we wanted to include the "other side of the story." By no means are we claiming to be non-partisan on the issue of abortion issue, but merely factual – an element that has been missing from the reporting from Wichita.
The recent events in Wichita, Kansas have put it on the front page of virtually every major publication in the country. Operation Rescue has been blocking the doors to three abortion clinics. A federal judge has stepped in, possibly beyond his jurisdiction, to attempt to stop the protests. He has levied unprecedented fines against the organization, ordered the leaders arrested, and sentenced those arrested beyond any reasonable length of time.
On August 25, Operation Rescue vowed to pull out, if their leaders were released. The "final" weekend proved to be filled with major events and more controversy than any other.
In the midst of heavy police harassment, thousands of rural Kansas residents poured into Wichita Saturday morning to parade around the city in their tractors, trucks and cars.
The parade allowed the rural residents to show their views on the abortion issue and it gave them an opportunity to thank the organizations, including Operation Rescue, who have been in the city for the past month. "We just wanted to show our support for them," said Donna Terry of Harper, a small city about 40 miles southwest of Wichita.
The parade route covered about 20 miles and was full of pro-life vehicles the majority of the way. Trucks, with signs saying "Farmers for Life," "The heartland is pro-life" and "Stop Killing Babies," were cheered on as they drove through town. There were only about ten groups of vocal people who were pro-abortion, over the 20 mile route.
A large group gathered downtown at the corner of Waco and Douglas, where a Pro-choice/NOW rally was breaking up. Hundreds of pro-choicers were there shouting: "Go back to the farm!" But these farmers were not going anywhere until their message got through.
One tractor had an incinerator on it and a wheelbarrow full of dolls, with a sign that said "Hitler 6; America 27," referring to the millions of dead babies aborted each year in America.
The parade route continued down Kellog Street where the office of George Tiller is located. This clinic became the center of controversy because it does abortions in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy. One truck, with three children in the back, had a sign that said: "Here's three you didn't get, Tiller."
Hundreds of pro-lifers, about 25 pro-choicers and 50 police officers were gathered on the sidewalks in front of the office. The pro-lifers waved support and yelled, "Thanks for coming!" to the passing parade. The crowd was made up of people of all ages, including some senior citizens. One man played hymns on his trumpet, right outside the clinic door.
While much of the controversy in Wichita has been over the belief that most of the members of the blockade were from out of state. About 95% of the vehicles had Kansas tags.
One of the participants in the parade was Doyle Terry, a former police officer in Wichita for 25 years. Terry said that the actions of the police department in Wichita embarrassed him so much, he was "reluctant to admit that I am a former officer." He also said: "If an officer under me had kicked the protesters, like I saw on TV last night, they wouldn't have been on my force anymore."
In another van, Loretta Ellerbee, a seasoned rescuer from San Antonio, Texas, talked about the pro-choice children she saw in front of Dr. Tiller's office. "It breaks my heart to see their parents brainwashing them, saying that killing is alright."
While Maureen Moore, a pro-choicer from Wichita, admitted the group was outnumbered at the clinic, she added that "there was a big rally downtown with about 400 people."
The rally she was referring to was attended by 3000 people, even though nationally known pro-choice advocates such as Eleanor Smeal were brought in from around the country. Since the abortion clinics closed that Saturday, the pro-life supporters were not attending a rescue. A large portion of that crowd was curious pro-life supporters.
Later that evening, a pro-life rally and concert downtown was attended by 10,000 pro-life supporters. Hosted by musician, Rich Mullen, who lives in Wichita, the concert drew very little media attention. One local news broadcast even estimated the crowd at 2500. Mike Stand, of the Altar Boys, flew in from California to let the crowd know that the rescuers from California supported their efforts. Also performing were Cause and Effect, a rap group from Chicago, and several local singers and speakers.
During the concert, on the other side of a small hill, there was a temporary grave yard. The headstones were dedicated to women who have died during abortions, since it has been legal. The headstones had newspaper clippings attached with stories about the clinics and women.
As the celebration from the stage continued, the crowd was reminded that there that there were those still in jail because of their attempts to save babies. A prayer vigil at the jail was announced immediately following the concert.
Outside the jail, police officers were leaving the work, while Christians of many different backgrounds joined together to pray. This crowd dispersed only to be replaced by another crowd which came to continue the vigil through the night.
As the prayer vigil continued outside the jail, back at the Wichita Plaza Hotel, the command center for Operation Rescue worked quickly to get information out. A sign on the door read: "Meet at the deck at 6:30 AM – Emergency! BABIES LIVES are at stake."
As the sun came up the next morning, car loads of rescuers quietly left the hotel. Their destination: The Wichita Family Planning Center. Typically closed on Sundays, the clinic would open to make up for money lost by being closed by Operation Rescue on Saturday. The rescue had no resistance at first, because no one expected it. The doors to the clinic were blocked off by 7 AM. The sidewalks were crowded with around 300 protesters carrying signs. When the abortionist and his entourage of workers arrived at 8:30 AM they had to wait for the police to clear the doorways.
On the sidewalks, crowds prayed and sang songs of hope. The crowd was made up of several groups, including Operation Rescue, Hope for the Heartland, and Sidewalk Counselors. The crowd at the door locked arms and prayed. A Wichita Police officer maced the peaceful protesters. The same officer, while attempting to pull the crowd apart began punching an elderly man. After realizing he was being videotaped, the officer stopped and backed away.
Dr. Christopher Deatherage, a member of the Reformed Christian Church, a sect similar to the Amish, brought his family from Chamois, Missouri. It seemed odd to observers to see a man dressed in Amish style clothes to be at the rescue. He explained: "We obey the law in every way possible. We do not speed. We do not steal. But when man's law comes above God's law, you have to do something. We attempt to do it as reverently and lovingly as possible. But the killing must be stopped."
Around 9 AM, a black female, her mother, and a friend wrapped towels around their heads and ran past the protesters into the clinic. The protesters offered her whatever she needed if she would change her mind and not have an abortion. Twenty minutes later, she came out and said she could not go through with it. This would be the 30th baby saved since Operation Rescue came to Wichita.
Later, a teenage girl who was being forced by her mother to have an abortion came to the clinic. She got to the rescuers and was taken to a safe house to continue her pregnancy. Life number 31 was saved. This brave girl was the one who tipped off the Operation Rescue that the clinic would be open on Sunday.
The herds of media quickly left the clinic to rush to Cessna Stadium at Wichita State University. One of the largest pro-life rallies in history was taking place. A crowd of 15,000 was expected. As Mary Wilkinson, spokesperson for Hope for the Heartland began the rally, cars were still backed up for miles, trying to park.
Wilkinson started the afternoon, by thanking Operation Rescue for coming to Wichita. This set off a standing ovation that lasted three minutes. It was clear that, contrary to the plane flying overhead pulling a banner that proclaimed that Wichita is pro-choice, this city is very opposed to abortion.
By the time Pat Robertson spoke, about 30,000 people had crowded into the stadium, sitting in the stands and in the the grassy end zones areas. Robertson drew several standing ovations during his speech. The most rousing came when he called for people to back Representative Robert Dornan's move to impeach Judge Kelly. Other speakers included: Beverly LaHaye, president of Concerned Women for America; Dr. Paul Davis, director of the 130 doctor coalition, Physicians for Life; Don Wildmon, president of the American Family Association; and a host of local ministers from several denominations.
As the rally came to a close, it was clear that the people of Wichita will work together to make Wichita the first major abortion-free-city in America. Father Jim Connely said, "At first I didn't think it was possible, but now I believe we can do it. It won't be easy. It's a long road. But we don't want abortion to be what Wichita is known for anymore."
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Stevens Off Mounts This Week Due to Minor Injury
Hall of Fame rider Gary Stevens has taken off his mounts this week after aggravating a minor tailbone injury incurred in a post parade spill at Saratoga last Wednesday.
Hall of Fame rider Gary Stevens has taken off his mounts this week after aggravating a minor tailbone injury incurred in a post parade spill at Saratoga last Wednesday.
A field of five juveniles has drawn in for Saturday's 101st running of the prestigious Hopeful Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga. Annexed last year by dual classic winner Afleet Alex, undefeated Henny Hughes and First Samurai lead this year's cast postward.
Angara's great closing kick served her well in the $750,000 Beverly D. (gr. IT) Saturday as she defeated another great superb runner in Megahertz on a yielding Arlington Park turf.
A field of 10 fillies and mares has been drawn for Saturday's signature female turf race on the Arlington Park calendar, the $750,000 Beverly D. (gr. IT). Sister to the prestigious Arlington Million (gr. IT) for the males on the card, the 1 3/16-mile test brings in a nice group--led postward by the Bobby Frankel-trained Melhor Ainda.
Confident Gary Stevens astride Ay Caramba took the measure of Hotstufanthensome in the stretch and edged away to a three-quarters of a length win in the $150,000 Oceanport (gr. IIIT) on the Monmouth Park turf Sunday. It was one of six stakes on the New Jersey track's card worth at least $100,000.
The classy sprinter Commentator was able to stretch his speed all the way to the wire under Gary Stevens in Saturday's $750,000 Whitney Handicap (gr. I), digging in to hold off Saint Liam by a neck at Saratoga Race Course.
A field of eight older horses is set to line up for Saturday's 78th running of the prestigious Whitney Handicap (gr. I) at Saratoga. Won by Roses in May in thrilling fashion over Perfect Drift in 2004, this year's edition includes division leader Saint Liam--with trainers Nick Zito and Todd Pletcher entering two starters each.
Headed at the quarter pole, favored Stupendous Miss battled back along the inside to post a one-length victory over Humoristic in the $200,000 Mede Cahaba All Along Breeders' Cup (gr. IIIT) at stormy Colonial Downs Saturday.
Henny Hughes, the 3-5 favorite, buried his rivals in the $107,700 Tremont for 2-year-olds at 5 1/2 furlongs by 15 lengths Monday at Belmont Park.
A field of eight 3-year-olds is expected to contest Saturday's $350,000 Ohio Derby (gr. I), going 1 1/8 miles at Thistledown. The field is highlighted by stakes winners Magna Graduate and Pinpoint.
Summerplace Farm's homebred Kelly's Landing set a six-furlong track record at Churchill Downs while winning Saturday's $162,450 Aristides Breeders' Cup Handicap (gr. III) in his stakes debut.
Favored Rich in Spirit enjoyed a great stalking trip under jockey Gary Stevens, kicking home at the eighth pole to win the $225,000 Regret (gr. IIIT) in her graded stakes debut on the Churchill Downs turf Saturday.
Forced to miss a start in the Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) last month due to a quarantine caused by equine herpes virus, Don't Get Mad returned to action Saturday with an impressive win as the odds-on choice in the $217,400 Northern Dancer Breeders' Cup (gr. III) at Churchill Downs.
A field of seven 3-year-olds passed the entry box for Saturday's $200,000 Northern Dancer Breeders' Cup Stakes on Churchill Downs' Stephen Foster (gr. I) Day card. Derby Trial Stakes winner over the strip Don't Get Mad, and WinStar Farm's Unbridled Energy top the field set to run 1 1/16 miles.
Favored Three Degrees turned in a stakes record effort to win the $163,125 Honeymoon Breeders' Cup Handicap (gr. IIT) for 3-year-old fillies with an impressive late burst on the Hollywood Park turf.
A field of eight will take the gate for the May 28 Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont Park, but most of the attention will be placed on Mr Sword who will carry a top weight of 118 pounds. Mr Sword could use the 1 1/8-mile race as a springboard toward the June 11 Belmont Stakes (gr. I).
Jockey Gary Stevens will be the only rider attempting his fourth Kentucky Derby (gr. I) victory this year as he takes the mount on Florida Derby (gr. I) runner-up Noble Causeway, trained by Nick Zito. If Stevens succeeds he will join the rank of Hall of Fame jockey Bill Shoemaker who had four victories from a record 26 Derby mounts.
B. Wayne Hughes' Don't Get Mad blew past favored Vicarage at the eighth pole to register an eye-catching seven-length victory Saturday in the $113,100 Derby Trial, the finale on opening day of Churchill Down's spring-summer meeting.
Angara inched away down the Keeneland stretch to take the April 27 Bewitch Stakes (gr. IIIT) by 1 3/4 lengths over Cape Town Lass, with Strike Me Lucky three lengths back in third. A daughter of Alzao, Angara covered the 1 1/2-mile distance over a turf course rated good in 2:36.24.
A nicely matched field of eight fillies and mares is set to challenge in the 44th running of the Bewitch Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Keeneland Race Course Wednesday. Topped by morning line favorite Angara, and second-choice Cape Town Lass, the field will contest 1-1/2 miles over the Lexington track's turf course.
Two-time Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Nick Zito now has jockeys set for all five of his contenders for the 131st running of the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) on Saturday, May 7.
Often accused of failing to realize his awesome potential, Rock Hard Ten brought his true knockout punch to Saturday's $1 million Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I), pulling away for a decisive 1 3/4-length victory over the strongest field he is yet to face.
Scipion, a half-brother to juvenile champion Vindication who was a bit disappointing last year, rallied impressively to win the $150,000 Risen Star Stakes (gr. III) for 3-year-olds Saturday at Fair Grounds.
Odds-on favorite Rock Hard Ten gave everything he had to hold off the determined Imperialism by a nose in an exhilarating finish to the $300,000 Strub Stakes (gr. II) at Santa Anita Saturday.
Argentine-bred mare Salt Champ made her United States debut for trainer Richard Mandella with a visually impressive victory in the $250,000 Santa Monica Handicap (gr. I) Sunday at Santa Anita Park.
The hole opened up for Rock Hard Ten near the eighth pole and the strapping colt burst through to win the $250,000 Malibu Stakes (gr. I) for 3-year-olds Sunday in front of 31,874, the largest opening-day crowd since 1999 at Santa Anita Park.
Traffic was tight in the stretch run of the $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup (gr. IT) but Gary Tanaka's Brazilian-bred Pellegrino found plenty of room along the inside with Gary Stevens aboard to spring a 10-1 surprise Saturday.
Hello Lucky, a Florida-bred filly who had finished no better than third in three graded stakes, put things together in Sunday's $85,350 Anoakia Stakes at Oak Tree as she held off late-charging longshot No Bull Baby to win by ¾ of a length.
As concern over the amount of medical insurance for jockeys at most racetracks continues to grow, Breeders' Cup and the National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced Oct. 22 that it has arranged for increase coverage at Lone Star Park Oct. 28-30.
The insurance policy for jockeys at Arlington Park covered all of jockey Gary Stevens' expenses after he was injured in a fall at the wire in last year's Arlington Million (gr. IT).
A couple of classy older horses, Denon and Rochester, head the field for the mile-and-a-half $150,000 Sycamore Breeders' Cup (gr. IIIT) at Keeneland Saturday.
Gary Stevens will take over riding duties on The Cliff's Edge in Saturday's $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup (gr. I) at Belmont Park, trainer Nick Zito said Sunday.
For the sixth consecutive year, TVG will present live coverage of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (Fr-I), Europe's most prestigious horse race, from Longchamp Racecourse outside of Paris during a special 2 1/2-hour program airing Sunday, Oct. 3 from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. EDT.
Gary Stevens says he's glad to be back in California, but had he remained in France, he could have given trainer Andre Fabre his first French group I win of the year when Grey Lilas claimed the one-mile Prix du Moulin (Fr-I) Sunday at Longchamp.
Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens is expected to be back in the Del Mar jockeys' room on Friday ready to resume his role among the leaders of the Southern California riding contingent.
Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens, who has been riding for the legendary French trainer Andre Fabre, will be back in California beginning Sept. 2 following the end of his commitment to Fabre in France.
Jockey Gary Stevens is returning to the U.S. from France, having given up his position as rider for the horses trained in by leading French conditioner Andre Fabre.
Jockey Gary Stevens earned his first group I victory in France Sunday at Deauville when the English-trained Somnus held on by a neck over favored Whipper in the Prix Maurice de Gheest (Fr-I) at Deauville Sunday.
Sheikh Mohammed's Layman, bred in Kentucky by Darley, romped to victory in the Prix de Cabourg (Fr-III) for 2-year-olds at Deauville Sunday by five lengths under jockey Gary Stevens.
Unheralded Marbye finished the best of several runners in the closing stages to register a half-length victory in the Prix d'Astarte (Fr-I) for fillies and mares at Deauville Sunday.
Godolphin's favored Doyen had too much finishing kick for his rivals in Saturday's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (Eng-I), pulling away in the final furlong for a polished three-length victory.
Only three accepted the challenge of facing Bago in Sunday's Juddmonte Grand Prix de Paris (Fr-I) at Longchamp, but the undefeated colt had to work for his half-length victory over Irish-bred Cacique.
Jockey Gary Stevens received a 20-day suspension after refusing to ride in a race in Rome on Sunday.
Soviet Song, ridden by veteran Johnny Murtagh, proved a popular six-length winner of the Ridgewood Pearl Stakes (Ire-II) at The Curragh Saturday.
American Post won the French 2,000 Guineas (Fr-I) Sunday at Longchamp, taking advantage of the bad luck suffered by Antonius Pius 75 yards from the finish in a most unusual conclusion.
Irish-bred Torrestrella, supplemented by trainer Francois Rohaut to Sunday's Gainsborough Poule d'Essai des Pouliches (Fr-I) at Longchamp, paid off handsomely with a 1 1/2-length win in the 3-year-old filly Classic.
The third time was the charm for 7-year-old Execute in Sunday's Prix Ganay (Fr-I) at Longchamp after finishing second in the race the past two years.
Will Rock Hard Ten qualify in graded earnings for the May 1 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) and who will ride him if he does? Trainer Jason Orman doesn't know, but he plans to ship the third-place finisher in the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) to Kentucky in hopes that he'll run.
Jockey Gary Stevens' immense talent was much in evidence Saturday night in the Dubai Sheema Classic (UAE-I) over the 12-furlong turf track at Nad Al Sheba, when the Americam maestro guided Polish Summer to a convincing victory.
As a hazy, early morning sun gazed down on Nad Al Sheba racecourse Wednesday, it was hard to believe that just a few miles away the U.S. consulate in Dubai had been closed due to a terror alert.


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