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Given the uncertainty and volatility in the first quarter of 2014 — the invasion of Crimea by Russia, a new Federal Reserve chairman and an abnormally harsh winter — it was no small feat that the stock market ended up just about where it began the year.
The Dow Jones industrial average was down less than 1% from Dec. 31, while the Standard & Poor's 500 index finished up about 1% and the Nasdaq composite index rose less than a percent.
"Even though the S&P 500 was effectively unchanged for the quarter, it's not as though it didn't do anything," said economist Brian Jacobsen, who is chief portfolio strategist at Wells Fargo Funds Management in Menomonee Falls. "It was a wild ride for global equities."
Bob Landaas, president of Landaas & Co. in Milwaukee, was encouraged that the market basically was unchanged in the face of so much unpredictability — and what that seems to say about the coming months. He cited as factors affecting the market: uneasiness about the impact of the Fed's tapering of its bond-buying stimulus, weak economic news from China and a U.S. economy hurt by bad weather.
"Against that backdrop, the fact that the market broke even for the quarter, that's significant," Landaas said. "It shows you underlying support for equities after a 30% run-up last year."
Among Wisconsin stocks that had a solid first quarter, auto industry lock-maker Strattec Security Corp. stood out with a 62% gain in stock price to $72.23, a rise attributable to better times for the industry and Strattec's increasing role in it, said stock analyst John Collopy.
"It's the recovery of the auto business," said Collopy, who follows Wisconsin stocks as research director for Oshkosh-based Carl M. Hennig Inc. "They've done a pretty good job with these joint ventures in getting exposure in Europe and the Far East, China primarily. It's a combination of things. But the big driver is the recovery in the auto and light truck business."
Wisconsin utilities also outperformed the market in the first quarter. That's likely because of the dividends they pay in a low-interest-rate environment, analysts said. Wisconsin Energy Corp.'s stock price was up 13.6%, while shares of Alliant Energy Corp. increased 11.2% and shares of Madison Gas & Electric Co. rose 2.7%.
"Interest rates came down so fixed-income investors in theory were looking for yield and migrated to utility stocks," Collopy said. "I don't think it has anything to do with their underlying fundamentals, to be honest with you. I think it's strictly been an interest-rate play."
Jacobsen noted that utility stocks in general, along with health care stocks, did well in the first quarter.
"But I wouldn't expect that to repeat itself in the second quarter," Jacobsen said. "Health care stocks look a little rich and utilities are a little boring. Boring can be good, but not when investors are fixated on figuring out when the Fed may start to raise rates."
The share price of Manitowoc Co. climbed almost 35% to $31.45 in the quarter, which Collopy said reflected a growing need for cranes for bridge-building and other infrastructure work.
Landaas said he is "cautiously optimistic" about the market in 2014.
"The Bloomberg consensus forecast still calls for an 8% to 9% increase in profits this year, 10%-plus for each of the next two years," he said. "So if you have a backdrop of fairly low interest rates and earnings that are growing above average, that ultimately results in higher stock prices."
That's not to say there aren't worries ahead. Collopy is troubled by Russia's aggressive action and the free world's — and Wall Street's — less-than-stern reaction to it. He said the possibility remains for a market correction.
"My official stance at the start of the year was that, net-net at the end of 2014, the market would be flat with the end of 2013, and we'd probably have within that year a measurable sell-off," Collopy said. "It's very, very difficult to figure it out right now."
Landaas was more upbeat, although he, too, noted that it's important to remember markets experience a 10% correction, on average, every year. But he doesn't see signs of a bear market ahead.
"We started the year with a sense of dread that tapering would result in significantly higher rates, and just the opposite occurred," Landaas said. "That paves the way for better valuations for the rest of the year."
Jacobsen doesn't foresee a drop of 10% or more, although concern about when the Fed will raise rates probably will drive volatility in the markets. He thinks the Fed is likely to keep rates very low into the second half of 2015, and then be open and predictable about when and by how much it will raise rates.
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In December, hotel occupancy rates in Aberdeen dropped 4.5% compared to the same period in 2013, according to market analysts LJ Research. It's just one of the knock-on effects of the fall in oil prices, with other, more obvious ones being the abrupt slowdown in drilling and near-daily announcements of new job cuts across the sector.
Other effects are harder to predict. For instance, cheap oil makes many developments economically unfeasible, so operators will face business and legislative pressure to bring forward decommissioning and abandonment campaigns. Equally strong, however, will be the countervailing pressure to cut costs and delay any expenditure that doesn't directly boost revenue.
One expert in plug-and-abandonment (P&A) believes that now is actually a good time to embark on decommissioning campaigns.
Tom Leeson, until recently Halliburton's global well abandonment strategic business manager, and now principal consultant and well P&A manager with Reverse Engineering, says business logic supports operators grasping the P&A nettle.
"In cases where companies have put aside funds for decommissioning this could be a very good time to do the work because the unit rates for the rigs and services you need are going to fall," he told DecomWorld. "They're falling already."
However, he is not surprised that a burst of P&A activity has not happened yet, not least because no one knows how long the period of bargain-basement energy will last.
"What I expect to see is an increased focus on strategic planning and engineering because there are going to be more assets that fall into that anticipated window of retirement," he said, "and that window seems to have got closer because of the drop in oil prices. But by the same token everybody is short on cash, and that will put a squeeze on executing non-revenue-generating activity. So I do not predict any explosion in activity in the short term."
Meanwhile, the cash squeeze highlights a dilemma facing the industry. The costs of decommissioning and P&A are notoriously hard to estimate, but generally acknowledged to be high. To bring them down requires the oilfield services sector to invest in research and innovation, but to date the sector has been reluctant to make this investment because operators, who naturally focus on exploration and production, put off P&A for as long as they possibly can.
"Unless the service sector has got line of sight on both a volume of work and schedule of when it will happen, there will be a strong reluctance to spend the money on developing the technology or building the tools," said Leeson. "What happens then is that the industry piecemeals the business and the tools never get built. The service companies do not get the opportunity to make money out of new and better services and the buyers don't get the benefit of innovation, so nobody wins. So for me what's exciting is how to try and get everybody together to come to the party and make it happen.
"For instance, one of the things you really ought to do to get well abandonment costs down is eliminate the need to bring a drilling rig to the location. That doesn't mean you need to compromise the standards of the barrier you put in the well: it means you need to think differently about how you execute those barriers. For example, a traditional method might involve section milling, and, again traditionally, to undertake section milling, you really need a rig.
"How could you do it differently? You could come up with something that doesn't need the rig's capability. You would need a downhole technology that is an alternative to section milling. There are some on the market and some are getting some traction with at least reasonable results, although some operators are not entirely happy and the tendency is to section mill because they're not confident that an adequate solution has been brought to the table yet.
"Or you could come up with a unit that has some of the rig's capabilities but that doesn't look like a rig and doesn't cost what a rig costs. Now the economics of that are tricky because you wouldn't have the flexibility of deploying it into the drilling market when decommissioning work dries up. But it could be a cost-effective alternative to the rig, and also release more rigs to go and do what they're designed to do, which is drill. But who is going to invest in designing and building a unit like that when you don't know when the work is coming?"
There is anecdotal evidence that the costs of decommissioning and P&A tend to turn out higher than the original estimate. This is a generalisation, and there are exceptions, but in some cases the costs are significantly higher.
The fact is, operators are only just beginning to grapple with this. In 2013 the Performance Forum, the group of global operators who share data and commission research, completed a piece of unprecedented research into actual decommissioning costs in the North Sea. "This is the first time anyone's actually gathered completed project data to be able to come up with real numbers," said Aileen Jamieson, Performance Forum director and vice president of natural resources for consultant Turner & Townsend. The full results were not made public, but the exercise was deemed important enough for the group to embark on a similar study for P&A costs.
According to another expert, poor integrity from the beginning of wells' lifecycle and a lack of monitoring after they are shut in creates nasty, costly surprises when it comes to permanent abandonment. "Conditions always change," said Dr. Liane Smith, director and founder of asset-integrity company Wood Group Intetech, in a 2014 interview with DecomWorld. "So the fluids selected for suspending the wells originally may no longer be suitable. And yet, those wells might have been off the radar for operational monitoring for several years and nobody has any records about their conditions."
Leeson invokes US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld's famous formulation about "unknown unknowns".
"The difficulty," he said, "is if the cost overruns are caused by unknowns, how do you estimate for that? It takes time and a high level of attention to detail to get reasonable numbers.
"In one case I know of an organisation used what they thought was an appropriate methodology to isolate and abandon multiple reservoirs, and when they'd finished there was still pressure on the annuli. Where was that coming from? Whatever method they'd used, it hadn't worked, and in some cases we don't really know why the method fails. You can't get your hands on a well bore like you can on a structure on the seabed to examine what you have. There's no choice but to do it again."
"Over the past couple of years operators around the world have become aware that decommissioning and abandoning wells are serious issues. Wells comprise anywhere from 30% to 60% of the total decommissioning cost, and it's the area decommissioning managers feel most uncomfortable about because it's the area of biggest uncertainty and potential for cost overruns. Is it a problem on people's desks now? Yes. Definitely."
Tom Leeson will be speaking on well abandonment standards at the 7th Annual Decommissioning & Abandonment Summit (March 17-19, Houston), alongside Shell, Chevron, BP, Anadarko, BHP Billiton and other leading names. For more information, visit: http://bit.ly/decommissioning-g-o-m
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Yet again I am sucked right into the world that de la Cruz has created. I love the double paranormal aspect of the vampires being fallen angels (I'm hoping that by book 6 if you're reading my review you knew this already.) I love the continuing story of Jack and Schuyler. I love the new and different direction the relationships between Oliver and Mimi and Kingsley and Mimi have taken! Every chapter was full of intrigue, action, adventure, and all the kinds of things that make a person keep reading. And at the end all I could think of is 'when can I start the next book!?' This series has gone beyond my expectations and I'm so so glad of that.
All the vampire covens around the world are in shambles. The New York coven is the only survivor, as all have been destroyed by the Silver Bloods. Desperate to find the hidden Gate of Promise to protect it from Lucifer's assault, and secure the survival of the Blue Bloods, Jack and Shuyler continue to encounter multiple resistance. Read the rest on my blog: http://shouldireaditornot.wordpress.com/2013/09/15/lost-in-time-melissa-de-la-cr...
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This was just really... boring. I feel like it was a waste of time and money and I don't feel like I gained anything by reading it. It was really all over the place and I just didn't care! Whatever spark these books used to have is sadly gone and it's such a pity. I don't honestly have a whole lot to say about it- it was just awfully dull.
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Indonesia's former world boxing champion Chris John announced his retirement from the ring in Jakarta on Thursday, two weeks after he lost the WBA Super World featherweight title to IBO king Simpiwe Vetyeka.
At the title bout in Perth, Western Australia, on Dec. 6, Chris' corner threw the towel in after the sixth of 12 rounds against the tough South African.
It was Chris's only defeat in his fight record, which saw him win 48 (22 KOs) and draw three.
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Got to commend John on walking away from the sport and not linger around like so many others.Comment by Jerzz on 12-20-2013
There were plans to battle Nonito Donaire to be great but Rigo beat him to it and the battle of 2 Southeast Asian Stars never materializes.Comment by giacomino on 12-20-2013
Smart for him to get out now. When you get pounded by a decent but nothing special opponent like Vetyeka, your career arc is decidedly heading downwardComment by Babalu11 on 12-20-2013
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Who 'dies' is tough decision at Gettysburg
GETTYSBURG -- You're a Civil War re-enactor carrying an authentic musket, out on the field with your history-buff buddies making a charge under withering enemy fire. It's great fun except for one thing:
Someone's going to have to "die."
And lying motionless in the grass on a sultry July day in a historically accurate wool uniform while others are performing heroic deeds all around you does not always make for an exciting afternoon.
That's why deciding who lives and who dies -- and when they must fall -- is one of the heaviest responsibilities a pretend commander at a Civil War re-enactment is likely to face.
"That is the age-old re-enacting question, and that is a tough one," said Bob Minton, commander of the Union re-enactor forces last weekend at Gettysburg, where the pivotal battle between North and South was waged July 1-3, 1863.
For those whose hobby is dressing up in the blue and gray of the Union and the Confederacy, the Battle of Gettysburg is the pinnacle, and this week's 150th anniversary events are a very big deal.
Re-enactors are sticklers for historical accuracy, but sometimes, in the heat of battle, things go awry. Some people, especially those who might have traveled a long distance for the event, don't want to get shot, bayoneted or put to the sword a mere five minutes into a scene and miss all the fun, and so they keep on marching.
To make sure things unfold realistically, some re-enactor groups draw up scripts and work things out ahead of time with the corresponding enemy unit.
Sometimes, casualties are determined according to participants' birthdays: Everyone born in April, for instance, might fall 10 minutes in; those in October might go down a half-hour later.
Donald Shaw, of Flint, Mich., said some units designate which soldiers will fall on the battlefield by slipping black cartridges at random into their ammunition boxes before the fighting starts. Other times, he said, an officer might start ordering men on the spot to "start taking hits."
Of course, getting "killed" isn't so bad sometimes, especially when it's 90 degrees out, the wool uniform is getting uncomfortable and the legs are weary.
Lloyd Lamphere, 74, of Durand, Mich., said it's the perfect time to take a break.
"It's hot, I'm tired," Lamphere said, "and it's time to watch what's going on."


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HBO sets 'Treme' season 2 premiere date
HBO has confirmed the season two premiere date for "Treme," the David Simon-produced drama about the music scene in post-Katrina New Orleans. As first reported by Dave Walker of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the series will be back on Sunday, April 24.
That's a week after the premiere of "Game of Thrones," HBO's long-awaited adaptation of George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" series of fantasy novels, which seems to make an unconventional double feature. On the other hand, my friends who swear by the Martin books insist it did for fantasy what Simon's "The Wire" did for cop dramas, so maybe they'll be more compatible that it seems at first glance.
The "Treme" season one DVD set (in which I appear on one of the commentary tracks) comes out on March 29, and in case you missed it in the fall, there's also a terrific soundtrack album. The show's first season was one of those shows that spanned the final days of the old blog and my arrival on HitFix, so you can find some of my season one reviews here, and the rest here.


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CARLSBAD — To the apprehension of the California Coastal Commission, two local entrepreneurs are applying to open an umbrella and chair rental and butler service on one of Carlsbad's beaches. Restaurateurs Leone D'Arcangelo, owner of Fresco Trattoria in the Village, and Frank Morelli are trying to establish a rental service on a stretch of beach near Carlsbad Village Drive. Their application proposes setting up umbrellas, chairs and coolers over a 1,400 square-foot area of public beach and then renting out use of that furniture for a $20 to $30 fee.
Their business would also offer a butler service for beachgoers to order food from nearby Village restaurants and have their orders delivered.
"I'm in the restaurant business, and I want to do the best for my customers. I want to do the same on the beach," said D'Arcangelo.
Yet the Coastal Commission is concerned about the business's potential impact on public access to the free, public beach in Carlsbad, according to Kanani Brown, a coastal program analyst for the Coastal Commission's San Diego office.
While the business would not place barriers to section off a portion of the beach, its set up would discourage the general public from using the area without paying for the offered services, she explained.
"Actually setting up umbrellas and chairs in an area would discourage people from using the area for free," said Brown.
Jeff Lassle, D'Arcangelo and Morelli's consultant for the project, argues that the business would in no way inhibit beachgoers from using the area without using the service.
"There is no restriction to people accessing the beach at all…we are just renting the equipment," he said.
D'Arcangelo said his project would improve the beach and mimic successful services seen everywhere in Europe. His business would create summer jobs and attract greater tourism to the area.
He also said that his staff would clean the beach every morning.
"I think it's a really good service," said Sam Ross, executive director of Visit Carlsbad, which offers tourist information about the city. He said that tourists would likely use the service, but acknowledged that the business would not be enough to attract more tourists.
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Brave Anna Upsets Cheveley Park Stakes
Evelyn Stockwell's homebred Brave Anna upset five other juvenile fillies Sept. 24 in the £102,078 ($132,701) Connolly's Red Mills Cheveley Park Stakes (Eng-I) at Newmarket.
Evelyn Stockwell's homebred Brave Anna upset five other juvenile fillies Sept. 24 in the £102,078 ($132,701) Connolly's Red Mills Cheveley Park Stakes (Eng-I) at Newmarket.
Trainer Wesley Ward believes his unbeaten juvenile filly Lady Aurelia just might run of the best race of her young career in the Connolly's Red Mills Cheveley Park Stakes (Eng-I) Sept. 24 at Newmarket.
There are 551 yearlings cataloged for Book 1 of the 2016 Tattersalls October yearling sale, scheduled for Oct. 4-6 in Newmarket.
Limato found the firm going at Newmarket to his liking and unleashed a devastating rally, although drifting badly, to win the Darley July Cup (Eng-I) by two lengths July 9 at Newmarket.
Coolmore's Galileo added to his stellar sire record when Alice Springs won the Tattersalls 250th Year Falmouth Stakes (Eng-I) in course-record time at Newmarket July 8.
Luke Morris, who leads Britain in wins in 2016, has been booked to ride U.S.-trained Mongolian Saturday in the Darley July Cup (Eng-I) Saturday, July 9 at Newmarket.
Derrick Smith, Susan Magnier, and Michael Tabor's Minding led a top-three finish for the ownership team, trainer Aidan O'Brien, and the stallion Galileo in the QIPCO One Thousand Guineas (Eng-I) for 3-year-old fillies May 1 at Newmarket.
Al Shaqab Racing's Galileo Gold, a son of Paco Boy, cruised to a clear win in the QIPCO Two Thousand Guineas (Eng-I) April 30 at Newmarket.
The Tattersalls December sale ended Dec. 3 with gross sales of more than 84.17 million guineas (US$133.67 million), just 1% shy of last year's total receipts of 84.97 million guineas.
Tattersalls has cataloged 222 horses for its December yearling sale, the final yearling sale of the European sales calendar, set for Nov. 23 in Newmarket.
Lumiere was quickest from the gate and held her command to win the Connolly's Red Mills Cheveley Park Stakes (Eng-I) for 2-year-old fillies in a stirring finish Sept. 26 at Newmarket.
Al Shaqab Racing's Shalaa solidified his status as Britain's top juvenile sprinter this season in winning the Juddmonte Middle Park Stakes (Eng-I) Sept. 26 at Newmarket.
Sheikh Hamdan's Muhaarar pinned pacesetter Tropics in the closing stride and won the Darley July Cup (Eng-I) by the slimmest of margins July 11 at Newmarket.
Robert Ogden's homebred Amazing Maria overtook front-runner Euro Charline late and stayed on strongly to capture the Falmouth Stakes (Eng-I) July 10 at Newmarket.
The French auction house Arqana has announced a three-year sponsorship agreement with two group races held at Newmarket.
U.S. Horse of the Year California Chrome will return to the United States after missing the Prince of Wales's Stakes (Eng-I) at Royal Ascot with a bruised foot, Racing Post reports.
Newmarket trainer Rae Guest posted an brief update May 12 on U.S. Horse of the Year California Chrome, who is training toward a start in the Prince of Wales's Stakes (Eng-I) June 17 at Royal Ascot.
Tattersalls announced it will launch a new £25,000 bonus scheme exclusively for horses from Book 1 of this year's October yearling sale.
Coolmore and partners and jockey Ryan Moore pulled off a classic double at Newmarket this weekend when Legatissimo rallied from last to capture the QIPCO One Thousand Guineas (Eng-I) May 3.
Richard Hannon will bid for a second British classic success when he saddles both Osaila and Tiggy Wiggy in the QIPCO One Thousand Guineas (Eng-I) May 3 at Newmarket.
U.S. Horse of the Year California Chrome will bypass the Al Shaqab Lockinge Stakes (Eng-I) May 16 at Newbury to continue preparations for the Royal Ascot meeting in June, Racing Post reports.
"There's a lot for them to consider, but when it comes to racing, the horse's fitness will not be a problem. It is much more down to the way the horse feels." -- Rae Guest on California Chrome.
A colt by War Front sold for 850,000 guineas (just more than US$1.3 million) on the second night of the Tattersalls Craven breeze-up sale April 16 in Newmarket, England.
Defending U.S. Horse of the Year California Chrome had Robbie Mills aboard for the first time April 15 at Newmarket, getting acquainted with the rider who will be his regular partner in the Rae Guest yard.
Khalid Abdullah's Juddmonte Farms has signed a three-year deal to sponsor the Middle Park Stakes (Eng-I) and the Royal Lodge Stakes (Eng-II), both for 2-year-olds.
California Chrome arrived in Newmarket April 1 and is settling in at the yard of trainer Rae Guest, who will supervise the U.S. Horse of the Year's preparations for a tilt at Royal Ascot.
Trainer Art Sherman didn't exactly give the decision to send California Chrome to England a ringing endorsement the morning of March 29.
California Chrome will race at Royal Ascot next and will ship to England directly from Dubai, the Sacramento Bee reports.
The new two-day Dubai Future Champions Festival, which will include a pair of group I races for juveniles, has been approved by the British Horseracing Authority.
Florida-based bloodstock agent Justin Casse went to 525,000 guineas (US$867,620) to secure group III winner Esentepe, in foal to Frankel, on opening day of the Tattersalls December mare sale Dec. 1 in Newmarket.
The Tattersalls December foal sale closed Nov. 29 in Newmarket with records for total receipts and median price.
Book 3 of the Tattersalls October yearling sale came to a close the evening of Oct. 17 in Newmarket, wrapping up an outstanding two weeks of trading at Park Paddocks.
Prince Faisal's Belardo gamely speared between rivals and drew off to a convincing win in the Oct. 17 Dubai Dewhurst Stakes (Eng-I), the most prestigious 2-year-old race in Great Britain.
Al Shaqab Racing's British-based Toronado is being aimed for the Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT) Nov. 1 after missing last year's World Championships to continue his recovery from throat surgery.
Just The Judge, winner of the 2013 Etihad Airway Irish One Thousand Guineas (Ire-I), is to be offered at the Tattersalls December sale, scheduled for Nov. 24 -- Dec. 4 in Newmarket.
A record median was posted on opening day for the elite Book 1 portion of Tattersalls' October yearling sale Oct. 7, with an Oasis Dream colt leading sales at 775,0000 guineas ($1,309,556 in United States funds).
Two-year-olds Lucida and Elm Park were impressive winners of group II races Sept. 26-27 at Newmarket, qualifying for starts at the Breeders' Cup World Championships next month at Santa Anita Park.
Tiggy Wiggy dashed to front from the gate and led all the way en route to a three-quarter-length triumph in the Connolly's Red Mills Cheveley Park Stakes (Eng-I) for 2-year-old fillies Sept. 27 at Newmarket.
Group II winners Tiggy Wiggy and Anthem Alexander, each vying for a group I breakthrough, square off for the third time Sept. 27 in the Connolly's Red Mills Cheveley Park Stakes at Newmarket.
There are 471 horses cataloged in the elite Book 1 of the Tattersalls October yearling sale, set for Oct. 7-9 at Park Paddocks in Newmarket, England.
Tattersalls sales company has finalized the dates for Books 1 to 3 of this year's October yearling sale to be held at the sales grounds in Newmarket, England.
Slade Power solidified his spot as Europe's top-ranking sprinter this season when scoring a clear win in the Darley July Cup (Eng-I) July 12 at Newmarket.
Fresh off a convincing win at Royal Ascot last month, Integral kept the momentum going at Newmarket July 11 when she broke through for a first group I success in the QIPCO Falmouth Stakes.
Trainer Eddie Lynam is double-handed for the July 12 Darley July Cup (Eng-I) at Newmarket with elite sprinting duo Slade Power and Sole Power, while the U.S. will have a rooting interest in trainer Wesley Ward's Undrafted.
Second in a last year's controversial edition of the Falmouth Stakes (Eng-I), Sky Lantern is back for another try this year in the July 11 race at Newmarket.
NFL star wide receiver Wes Welker's turf sprinter Undrafted put the finishing touches on preparations for a trip to Newmarket next month with a clear victory in the June 7 Jaipur Invitational Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont Park.
Wes Welker's Undrafted is being pointed to the six-furlong Darley July Cup (Eng-I) July 12 at Newmarket. Trained by Wesley Ward, Undrafted registered a runner-up finish in the Twin Spires Turf Sprint Stakes (gr. IIIT).
French-trained filly Miss France, showing marked improvement from her prep race last month, held off fast-finishing Lightning Thunder to narrowly win the QIPCO One Thousand Guineas (Eng-I) May 4 at Newmarket.
The QIPCO Two Thousand Guineas (Eng-I) drew a full field of 14 for the first jewel of England's Triple Crown May 3 at Newmarket, with Juddmonte Farms' unbeaten homebred Kingman the pre-race favorite.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum has been cleared of any direct involvement in the Godolphin doping scandal by an internal inquiry.


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In light of what is occurring in the Middle East at this present moment, we are asking everyone to pray for the well being of both our brothers and sisters in Israel and those who are innocent victims in the region due to the horrendous activities of their leaders. We are asking for all to read the following prayer that was chosen to facilitate this request:
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I lost an idea last night. It was late, and I was tired, and I had some kind of insight that seemed interesting—but, with hubris worthy of a Greek tragedy, I told myself I'd remember in the morning. Of course, I didn't. All I remembered was the lightbulb moment, which, with each passing hour, became more dazzling, more revelatory, more important in my memory. Within a few hours of my forgetting it, this had become the best idea I'd ever had. Read More »
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There's a popular story about Linda Pastan: she won her first poetry prize as a senior at Radcliffe in the fifties, and the runner-up was one Sylvia Plath. It was an auspicious start for Pastan, even if she had never heard of Plath at the time. She's gone on to publish fourteen books, amassing a host of accolades along the way. Her latest collection, Insomnia, appeared last fall. Her poems have appeared in The Paris Review since 1987; the most recent, "The Collected Poems," was in the Fall 2015 issue.
"There is no self-pity," May Sarton wrote of Pastan's Five Stages of Grief: "she has reached down to a deeper layer and is letting the darkness in. These poems are full of foreboding and acceptance, a wry unsentimental acceptance of hard truth." The same could be said of Insomnia, in which Pastan, who is eighty-three now, reckons with old age in lines that are variously restless and serene, spirited and subdued. "Why are these old, gnarled trees so beautiful," she writes, "while I am merely old and gnarled?" In these poems, the bucolic and the morbid are never far apart. In "Root Ball," she likens an asteroid that lands in her garden to "a giant brain, ripped from its skull." I spoke to Pastan, who lives in Potomac, Maryland, about sleep, dreams, and manure.
Did a lot of the poems in this collection emerge from sleeplessness?
I do suffer from insomnia myself, and on more than one occasion, while I'm lying in the dark, the solution to a problem I've been struggling with in a poem actually, and magically, comes to me. But more usually I try to put myself to sleep by thinking about the plot of a book I'm reading or a movie I just saw. Many people my age seem to have trouble sleeping, and I suppose it may be because that long and final sleep is just ahead, and even if we don't acknowledge it, we want to be awake and aware as long as possible. I was warned early not to give a book a title that would make it easy for a reviewer to slam you. Such as, If you have insomnia, try reading this book and it will put you right to sleep. And it has occurred to me that one or more people might buy the book thinking it will help them with their own sleep problems. But more seriously, I chose Insomnia as my title because the word conjures for me a struggle with consciousness itself as well as a struggle with the looming dark, just outside the window. Read More »
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Last November, my brother and I went out with my mother for her birthday dinner. It was a special birthday—she was becoming a senior citizen—so we went somewhere nice, where the waiter told us that it was the start of scallop season and the sweet local bay scallops were a special. My mother ordered them and, after the waiter had left the table, informed us, "I'm going to get my scalloping license this winter."
"No you're not," scoffed my brother. Which is the sort of thing he can get away with, and which in any case was tinged with affection. He and I were thinking of other abandoned schemes: the metal detector, the archery set, the very brief period when our parents walked quarantined dogs at the local shelter. Read More »


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Today saw the culmination of the EDP Kite Surf Pro Cascais World Championship tour event in which thirty-six of the world's top kite surfers from seventeen nations came together at Guincho Beach in Cascais, Portugal, the first-ever European tour stop for the KSP.Read More »
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Thursday, February 20, 2014
Blackville-Hilda challenged the perfect region record of Fox Creek.
Just like in the 10 region games before, the Predators (19-4, 11-0 region 4A) prevailed.
First off, I want to give credit to Blackville, because they came at us as hard as they could, Andrew Peckham, Fox Creeks head coach, said. They gave us everything, and sometimes when youre top dog in the region, undefeated, youre gonna get everybodys best shot. Just because we beat them by double digits or whatever last time we played them, at our place, didnt mean (anything). We had that layoff and hadnt been able to practice with the weather, but theyve (Blackville-Hilda) had the same weather conditions. They wanted the game more than we did, especially early on.
Blackville-Hilda regrouped from the 60-41 loss at Fox Creek on Jan. 17 and challenged the flow of the Predator offense.
Blackville played a zone last game; they didnt play any man, Peckham said. They came out (tonight) playing half-court man and played man the entire game, and they were pressing us, so we had a hard time getting into our half-court offense. We were settling for some jumpers, some outside shots that werent falling. Sometimes with these guys, when theyre not hitting early, they get a little discouraged. We were able to regroup and get some easier buckets and execute our stuff a little better in the second half.
Blackville-Hilda took a 28-27 lead into the half but couldnt outduel Fox Creek down the stretch, with big plays by Corrin Cannon and Caleb Veihman who was fouled on a 3-point attempt as time expired in the third quarter pushing the lead to 51-47 going into the fourth quarter.
We were making a run, and I was just happy to get to the line, Veihman said on his trip to the line. I wasnt nervous at all; I knew I was going to make my free throws. No pressure at all.
Veihman, a self-proclaimed defensive player, attacked the offensive glass for the Predators to bring extra possessions.
Coach said this team (Blackville-Hilda) was borderline on getting into the playoffs, so we knew they were going to give us their best, he said. Im not much of an offensive player; I know my role is more of a defensive and a hustle player, so I just tried to give us the best chance. I tried to give Marques (Sumner), (Brandyn) Quiller and Cannon more opportunities to get to the glass, to the line and score for us.
Peckhams squad used the momentum from Cannons and Veihmans big plays to win the game in the final frame.
We challenged the guys in the fourth quarter that good teams find a way to win a game like, this and we found a way, Peckham said. With all that pressure, we hit some big free throws and big shots down the stretch. Even though we made some errors that weve got to correct, with the playoffs coming, we dont have much time, but I think this is a game well learn from. Well benefit from it, having to play well down the stretch to win the game, come playoff time.
During crunch time, Peckham and the Predators turned to one of the best players in the state Sumner to bring the victory home.
(Marques) hitting those free throws down the stretch was huge, Peckham said. Thats what a captain and a leaders gotta do. For him to drain those free throws, give us that cushion and kinda seal the game was great. Those are the kinds of plays and shots he has to make, and he did.
Sumner, who hit the final two free throws to put Fox Creek up by three, willed his team to victory in the fourth quarter.
I was thinking win, win, win, he said. I think at one point we were down, we ran our special play to run some time off the clock, and we made a run. They fouled me a few times (in the fourth), which is hard to do because I hardly miss free throws. I knocked down those free throws, and we iced the game. It was a good test for us, being off on the break and not being able to practice. That messed us up, but it showed us that we can beat anybody and that anybody can compete with us. So, we had to set our minds right when we were down and we came out with a big win.
Fox Creek is scheduled to play Williston-Elko on Tuesday and will begin the playoffs on Thursday at Riverview Park Activities Center.
T.J. Lundeen is a reporter for the North Augusta Star. Follow him on Twitter @lundeentj for more updates.
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