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Santa Anita Park's 25-day autumn meet, anchored by the Breeders' Cup World Championships Oct. 31-Nov. 1, concluded Nov. 2 showing increases in pari-mutuel handle, the track said.
Santa Anita Park's 25-day autumn meet, anchored by the Breeders' Cup World Championships Oct. 31-Nov. 1, concluded Nov. 2 showing increases in pari-mutuel handle, the track said.
The 2014 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf, Dirt Mile, Juvenile Fillies Turf and Distaff. View Slideshow
After flying through a half mile in :44.80, Goldencents dug deep to hold off a determined Tapiture in the stretch to win the $1 million Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I), successfully defending his 2013 win in the race.
Favored My Fiona, patiently handled by Rafael Bejarano, swept home along the rail to capture the $200,000 Golden State Juvenile Fillies in a Breeders' Cup prelim at Santa Anita Park Oct. 31.
W. C. Racing's 2013 Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I) winner Goldencents breezed five furlongs Oct. 17 in preparation for a title defense at Santa Anita Park.
Southern California shipper Tonito M. swept past the leaders to score a mild upset in the $400,000 Oklahoma Derby (gr. III) Sept. 28 at Remington Park, earning his first victory in six starts for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer.
Siena Farm's Angela Renee, beaten more than 19 lengths in the Spinaway Stakes (gr. I) in her last start, rebounded in a big way with a victory in the $300,000 Chandelier Stakes (gr. I) for 2-year-old fillies at Santa Anita.
After working on the grass Sept. 20, Goldencents' trip to Keeneland to face Wise Dan in the Shadwell Turf Mile (gr. IT) Oct. 4 has been canceled, said majority owner Glenn Sorgenstein.
Ending with an impressive victory by American Pharoah in the Del Mar Futurity (gr. I), the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club concluded its 36-day meet Sept. 3 with declines in average daily wagering and attendance.
Midnight Storm was able to parcel his speed effectively while on an easy lead in the $300,000 Del Mar Derby (gr. IIT) and glided through the stretch in command to post a 17-1 surprise Aug. 31 over the turf.
Goldencents avenged his loss in last year's $250,000 Pat O'Brien Stakes (gr. II) with a dominating wire-to-wire track record performance in this year's edition at Del Mar Aug. 24.
Istanford, who would have been among the leading contenders in the $300,000 Del Mar Oaks (gr. I), instead romped to victory in the $96,350 Sandy Blue Handicap as the heavy favorite the evening of Aug. 15.
Guided through a smooth trip by Rafael Bejarano, Istanford led every step of the way at 10-1 odds to dominate the $200,000 San Clemente Handicap (gr. IIT) on the renovated turf course at Del Mar July 19.
The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club kicks off its 75th season of racing a day later than usual July 17 with a new, wider turf course and plenty of full fields.
Jockey Rafael Bejarano has been hospitalized after being stepped on by a trailing horse when his mount broke down in a race at Santa Anita Park May 10.
Heavily favored Fury Kapcori earned his first graded stakes win and his fourth victory in a row with a front-running romp in the Precisionist Stakes (gr. III) on the Kentucky Derby day card May 3 at Santa Anita.
Parranda seems to be enjoying California after her first start for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, coming from off the pace to win the $100,000 Wilshire Stakes (gr. IIIT) going away on the Santa Anita Park turf April 27.
Handle from all-sources during Santa Anita Park's winter meet was up 4% when the Arcadia, Calif., track concluded the meet April 20.
Trainers Jerry Hollendorfer and John Sadler shared the trainer title and jockey Rafael Bejarano ranked as the top jockey when Santa Anita Park concluded its winter meet April 20.
Wildcat Red, working a half-mile at Gulfstream Park the morning of April 20, was reunited with jockey Luis Saez for the first time since they teamed for a front-running victory in the Besilu Stables Fountain of Youth.
Jockey Rafael Bejarano has been tabbed to ride Wildcat Red in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), becoming the sixth jockey employed by trainer Jose Garoffalo in the colt's past six starts.
Favored Stormy Lucy made her new connections look good when she came from off the pace to catch Miss Serendipity in the final strides to win the Santa Barbara Handicap (gr. IIIT) by a neck April 13 on the turf at Santa Anita.
Denied nine times previously in graded stakes company, Stormy Lucy found room along the inside under Rafael Bejarano for a breakthrough win in the $200,000 Santa Ana Stakes (gr. IIT) March 16 on the turf at Santa Anita.
Aqueduct, Gulfstream Park, Hong Kong, Santa Anita Park, Fair Grounds and more. view slideshow
Wild Dude scored his first stakes triumph Feb. 2 when the 4-year-old colt took advantage of a duel by the frontrunners to win the $200,000 Palos Verdes Stakes (gr. II) at Santa Anita Park.
Winning Prize caught pacesetter Regally Ready in the closing stages and repelled the late charge of Tom's Tribute for a comfortable win in the $200,000 Arcadia Stakes (gr. IIT) Feb. 1 at Santa Anita Park.
Big Macher, always traveling well in his stakes debut in the $125,000 Donald Valpredo California Cup Sprint, took command nearing the furlong mark and won comfortably Jan. 25 at Santa Anita Park.
Del Mar Futurity (gr. I) winner Tamarando holds the class edge of 11 sophomore runners entered for the $250,00 California Cup Derby at Santa Anita Park Jan. 25; the Cal Cup Oaks on the same card drew a field of 14.
Eight-year-old warrior Jeranimo became the first horse to win the San Gabriel Stakes (gr. IIT) three times when he cut loose his patented stretch run to score by 1 1/4 lengths Jan. 4 at Santa Anita Park.
Keith Brackpool's Gervinho, winless since the 2013 Del Mar meet, got back in the win column with a strong off-the pace victory in the $201,000 Sir Beaufort Stakes (gr. IIT) at Santa Anita Park Dec. 26.
Odds-on Swiss Lake Yodeler wore down 23-1 shot Rovenna in the final yards to win the $200,250 Soviet Problem Stakes Dec. 21 on the next-to-last day of racing at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Favored Silentio battled between horses in the stretch and nosed out Summer Front to win the $250,000 Citation Handicap (gr. IIT) Nov. 29 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
A return to a synthetic track and a quick pace helped propel Tamarando to a decisive victory in the $100,750 Real Quiet Stakes Nov. 24 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Goldencents, winner of the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I), will make his next start in the $500,000 Cigar Mile (gr. I) at Aqueduct Racetrack Nov. 30, according to majority owner Glenn Sorgenstein.
After blazing through a half-mile in :44.75, Goldencents still had plenty in the tank to hold off the closing move of Golden Ticket in the $1 million Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I) Nov. 1 at Santa Anita.
Following on the heels of a robust 2012 season, Del Mar did even better in 2013 with all key business categories finishing on the upswing as the track's 74th summer session came to a close Sept. 4.
Dullahan went five furlongs at Churchill Downs in :59 flat the morning of Aug. 11, best of 12 workouts at the distance in preparation for his title defense in the $1 million TVG Pacific Classic (gr. I) Aug. 25.
Late-running Jeranimo returned to his best form with a perfect setup in the $300,000 Eddie Read Stakes (gr. IT), soaring through the stretch under a confident Rafael Bejarano to win going away on the turf July 20 at Del Mar.
Jockeys Rafael Bejarano and Edwin Maldonado shared the riding title in a spirited three-way battle with Joe Talamo as the curtain dropped on the final spring/summer meet July 14 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Book Review made a three-wide bid in the final strides of the A Gleam (gr. II) at Betfair Hollywood Park to prevail by a decisive 2 1/2 lengths over Teddy's Promise.
Chief Havoc, enjoying a big tactical advantage over his three rivals, went gate to wire as the odds-on choice to capture the $147,000 Swaps Stakes (gr. II) July 4 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
There was no catching California-bred Doinghardtimeagain, who ran away with the $150,000 Hollywood Oaks (gr. II) as the odds-on choice in her graded stakes debut June 22 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Returning from a near-death experience last year, Paynter demolished an allowance field June 14 at Betfair Hollywood Park in his first start since winning last July's Haskell Invitational (gr. I).
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Orb, Goldencents, Itsmyluckyday, Verxina, Rafael Bejarano, Monmouth, Woodbine & more
Jockey Rafael Bejarano earned the 3,000th North American victory of his career when 1-2 favorite Ondine rolled to an easy victory in the first race May 11 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Halo Dolly returned to winning form when teamed with Rafael Bejarano for the first time April 28, scoring a 1 1/2-length victory in the $100,000 Wilshire Handicap (gr. IIIT) on firm turf at Betfair Hollywood Park.
The winner is a homebred for Don Dizney, who also bred and raced the winner's dam and granddam.
The Arcadia, Calif., track received final handle figures for its winter-spring meeting April 25. Handle improved 3% to $710,813,700. That increase came during a first quarter that saw U.S. handle decline 2.81%.
Shut off while making what appeared to be a winning bid along the rail, Lady of Shamrock was awarded the $150,000 Santa Barbara Handicap (gr. IIT) via disqualification April 20 at Santa Anita Park.


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The 19th annual New Jersey Home Show and Interior Design Expo being held this weekend at the New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center in Edison is for anyone looking to reduce their carbon footprint or redo a bathroom.
Of the more than 400 exhibitors expected, many will be offering environmentally friendly home products.
Expo hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. The exposition center is located at 97 Sunfield Ave., Edison.
For more information, visit showoffice.com. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for seniors. A $3 discount coupon can be found at the show website.
Once you're decided on some indoor projects, you can turn your attention to ideas for ideas for your garden and yard.
The Springfest Flower and Garden show wraps up from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday at the Conservatory at the Sussex County Fairgrounds, 37 Plains Road, Augusta.
Among the highlights are the window box competition, lectures by experts, exhibits by garden suppliers and contractors, and awards to scholarship winners.
Admission is $9 for adults and $7 for children 12 and younger and seniors 65 and older. Call (973) 948-9448 for information or visit springfestgardenshow.com.

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Miss North Carolina Beth Stovall gives a preview of her song for the talent portion of the Miss America competition, during the wardrobe showing held at the Paramount Theatre on Sunday afternoon.
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Beth Stovall, right, makes a pinky promise with her choral director's daughter Marcy Anne West, 4, after the wardrobe showing.
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Miss North Carolina Beth Stovall is congratulated after her wardrobe showing at the Paramount Theatre Sunday afternoon by McNeil Chestnut, a member of her grooming team.
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Just Let Her Go
Those of us at the headquarters of Zayra Watch 2006 just about had a conniption fit last night when, during Rock Star: Supernova, the Latina warbler commited the sin of all sins: She attempted to out-Bowie Bowie. Sweetie, it just cannot be done. You just don't go there. And you certainly don't attempt to pull off "All the Young Dudes" donned in a gold lame strapless catsuit, black top hat and platform stilettos. David Bowie can anytime he wants. You can't, and you didn't.
Alvarez admitted in a not-at-all conceited talking head interview on last night's episode that her bizarre costuming is an effort to impress herself first and then offer the audience a little fantasy. No chance in hell anyone will ever suspect it isn't always about her now. (Unfortunately, in the interview she did not address her inability to hit actual notes.) Last week, Supernova admitted they kept the Puerto Rican pet around to "see what [she's] gonna do" each week, but seriously, boys, it's getting painful and insulting...not only to viewers, but to her. Leave her with that shred of dignity she doesn't realize she has and pull the plug.
Also hanging on by a thread (especially when the sneak peak of the bottom three last night included her as well as Zayra) is Patrice Pike. Her guitar-playing efforts on the John Lennon classic "Instant Karma" last night may have impressed the band, but Pike just seems to be content to cruise along in third, only shifting into high gears when she lands in the bottom three. We were unimpressed with her Lennon in comparison to last Wednesday's ass-saving performance of Jeff Buckley's "Eternal Life."
Last night, Rock Star: Supernova also gave us tracks by Queen, Radiohead, the Stones, Talking Heads and others. And while two of our favorites were butchered by Dallas ladies, we still have faith in Texas: Houston's Dilana pulled off yet another single-song rock show with The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again." She held her own on stage alongside Gilby Clarke and got what could possibly be the compliment of the show from her stagemate: "And after that, I have no doubt that a woman can front our band." Hey, we may have been wrong about Patrice, but we called Dilana for the final three from the start. Just sayin'. --Merritt Martin
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Beverly Wright has spent more than 2,700 days mourning her 23-year-old son, Emein Smith, who was shot and killed in Chester in 2005.
On Monday, at a rally of local leaders, law enforcement officials, and anti-violence advocates, she asked parents to imagine living for all that time without their children.
"The pain of losing a son or daughter is the hardest thing a person has to endure," she said, standing before Chester City Hall alongside a quilt she had made from her son's clothing. "But it stings the whole community. . . . We want to go outside without fear."


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Latest update: January 17th, 2013
Yishai and Malkah present the third segment from a crowded Jerusalem café to introduce Yosef and Emuna Murray, a couple from the United States that are in the process of finishing their conversion to Judaism and visiting Jerusalem. Yosef is the Hebrew name of Calvin Murray, an American football player (retired) who was a star college player for the legendary Ohio Buckeyes under Coach Woody Hayes and went on to play in the NFL (Philadelphia Eagles) and USFL (Chicago Blitz). The Murrays tell their beautiful story of spiritual journey from being youth leaders in a Christian church to choosing Torah and Judaism and visiting Israel. Don't miss this interesting and insightful segment!
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Sales at Bon-Ton Stores see bump in late November
The parent company of the Boston Store said Thursday that sales at stores open at least a year decreased 0.1% in the four weeks ended Nov. 24.
Brendan Hoffman, president and chief executive of The Bon-Ton Stores Inc., said same-store sales gained momentum in the second half of November after experiencing a negative impact from Hurricane Sandy earlier in the month. »Read Full Article
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Zach Brandon started Monday as president of the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce.
Brandon was previously director of the Wisconsin Angel Network, a program of the Wisconsin Technology Council. The network connects investors and entrepreneurs, and helped to start some of the 22 angel groups in the state. »Read Full Article
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Rockwell Automation said Monday it has been awarded a $21.7 million contract to supply drives, software and controllers for U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships.
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The SDLP has ruled out co-operation with Sinn Fein while a top unionist called for greater efforts to combat republican political ambitions.
After prominent SDLP member Declan O'Loan caused a storm by effectively proposing a merger with Sinn Fein, his leader Margaret Ritchie has again ruled out such a move.
This came as Ulster Unionist Danny Kennedy told an Orange Order event that his party should co-operate with the DUP to halt Sinn Fein's growth.
Mr Kennedy said: "Unionism must challenge the Sinn Fein agenda and to do this effectively it must stand together instead of pursuing the negative and ultimately unproductive politics of division. Unionist disunity has been Sinn Fein's opportunity. Sinn Fein has successively inflicted serious damage on both main unionist parties and on their leaderships.
"It is time for unionism to come together and work together." Calls for unionist unity have grown after Sinn Fein topped the poll in both the European and general elections.
If Sinn Fein emerges as the largest party in the Assembly election, it could see the party score a symbolic victory, with Martin McGuinness possibly moving from the deputy First Minister's role into that of the First Minister.
Unionists have considered how to avoid the development and Mr Kennedy has repeated calls for unionist co-operation which stopped short of a full merger between the UUP and DUP.
He said if the Conservatives could work closely with the Liberal Democrats to form a government at Westminster, the unionist parties could also work together at Stormont. He added: "This model - the concept of a coalition of unionist parties - may be a more productive route for us to follow in that it allows the parties to retain their separate, distinct and historic identities while working together for the good of unionism and the union."
On Friday, SDLP leader Margaret Ritchie announced that she had lifted Declan O'Loan's suspension from party ranks over his nationalist unity call.
But in a weekend speech to party members, she ruled out any co-operation with republicans. "I can see no credible argument for closer ties with Sinn Fein," she said. "A closer tie with Sinn Fein leading to a single nationalist party is a step beyond the pale for me."
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Riding the metro with LO is easy. When I ride the metro I usually have the stroller. There are plenty of elevators and it's a safe way to travel. I've never used it during rush hour, but I can't imagine that would be fun considering how packed it can get during those times. I'm coming in from VA, though. I'm not sure how it would be coming in from MD (if that's the way you'd be coming in).
Mommy to Nolan Ray born June 1, 2009, and Eli Jefferson born May 25, 2012.
If you're riding during rush hour, I'd wear your baby. If not, you can do the stroller thing. Typically, if you have a stroller, they let you through the gate at the station rather than forcing you to go through the turnstile. But that's IF the attendant is paying attention (which they're usually not) and doesn't have a nasty attitude (which they usually do). LOL! Lots of the stations have elevators that you can use with your stroller.
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Wife to Taj (married 11/13/10) and Mother to Leigh (born 5/10/12) and Kamille (born 11/6/14)...
Yeah...I totally understand wanting to have LO in a daycare close to your work. I used to take the metro into work everyday (about a decade ago) and it IS crazy during rush hour. I'm lucky enough to drive into the city now. In any case, I would think a stoller might be better in your situation because people might be more cognizant of a stroller rather than you weaing LO. I could see people still just bumping into you and LO if you're wearing LO. With a stroller you could at least stand infront of it as a buffer between LO and everyone else. G/L
Mommy to Nolan Ray born June 1, 2009, and Eli Jefferson born May 25, 2012.
I'm not in DC but I am on public transport with my LO all the time and have been since she was 6 weeks old. I find that people are really kind and helpful with stroller-carrying when necessary.
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After two weeks of constant evaluation, South Kitsap High School football coach D.J. Sigurdson announced junior Josh Fullington will be SKs starting quarterback for the season opener against Snohomish Friday.
Fullington, 6-6 and 208 pounds, won the spot after playing well in the jamboree last week against Sumner and Kentwood, Sigurdson said.
He played pretty well and showed a great deal of competitiveness, Sigurdson said.
Joining Fullington in the starting lineup will be running back Victor Valle and fullback John Fuchs.
Blocking for the backs will be Josh ODonnell (LT), Devin Spencer (LG), Steve Razey (C), Josh Knight (RG) and Mitch Barone.
Nick Anderson and Richard Fein are the starting receivers.
After linebackers Anderson, Andy Sund, and Chris Anderson, SK will have only one other returning starter on defense (Spencer).
Albert Jenkins will anchor the left defensive end spot, while Spencer mans the right end. Bubba Dunn and Clayton Hutchens are the two tackles.
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Cody McCulley 100 percent healthy after tearing knee ligaments last year is the free safety.
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I think this is the best kicking game weve seen in a long time, Sigurdson said.
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CHATEAUGAY, N.Y. James E. Varney, 64, of East Main Street, Chateaugay, formerly of Constable, died Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, at Alice Hyde Medical Center, Malone, N.Y.
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He will send from heaven and save me; He reproaches him who tramples upon me. Selah. God will send forth His lovingkindness and His truth. Psalm 57:3 NASB Lovingkindness – By now we certainly recognize that the NASB translates hesed by the English "lovingkindness." And we also know that hesed can't be captured by this…Read More
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[The Lord] Who redeems your life from the pit, who crowns you with lovingkindness and compassion. Psalm 103:4 NASB Lovingkindness – This Hebrew word (hesed) has a great deal more in its full meaning than we can capture in an English word. Our studies in the past have shown us its richer character. It is…Read More
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But You, O Lord, are a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abundant in lovingkindness and truth. Psalm 86:15 NASB Lovingkindness – On this day after Christmas, take a moment and ask yourself if you could provide God's résumé in a single word. We could come very close with the Hebrew word hesed. …Read More
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THQ Delivers Bad News to Shareholders
Poor performance in Q2 forces a pushback of several titles into fiscal 2009.
Both Stuntman: Ignition and Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights contributed to the company's woes in the second quarter of '08 with weaker than expected performance at retail. THQ CEO Brian Farrell described both titles as having failed to achieve "desired play mechanic and overall quality targets."
"This is not acceptable," he continued. "We've taken steps to address it."
Thanks to the sales funk the company has now scaled back its Q2 predictions to $229 million USD -- a figure which translates (approximately) to a loss of $0.11 per company share. The publisher is promising a more profitable Q3, with quarterly predictions in the third pegged around $490 million and a share price rising to $0.61.
As always, bad news flows downhill. Over on Gamasutra, there is mention that Farrell has ominously promised to motivate his troops into better performance with "undetailed personnel and structural changes" as well as new internal and external evaluation policies and more frequent management reviews for all the lucky members of THQ.
The poor showing has also prompted several of THQ's key titles to be pushed back through to fiscal 2009. "Because of THQ's commitment to delivering quality products, we have moved the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of Destroy All Humans: Path of the Furon, and the PS3 version of Frontline: Fuel of War into fiscal 2009. We believe the additional time will enable us to create the best products for our customers."
Interestingly, THQ CEO Brian Farrell places at least some blame for the delays on performance issues related to Epic's legally-problematic Unreal 3 engine. The PS3 version of Frontlines, for example, necessitated so much additional work that it must now be launched several months after its 360 and PC counterparts.
Also pushed back to an unspecified time in '09 is upcoming Wii title de Blob. "[de Blob] has generated strong critical acclaim and excitement among gamers," said Farrell. "We have decided to schedule this title for global release next fiscal year in order to enhance the game and maximize the opportunity for this new franchise."
THQ expects its total adjusted revenues for the 2008 fiscal year (which ends March 31) to clock in at around $1.06 billion.
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No surprise herePosted: Oct 09, 2008 12:00AM PST by GameGoon89
Thq has been putting out shitty titles for a while now. I didnt even have to play stuntman or juiced to know they probably sucked & it looks like i was right. Red faction is the only quality IP i can think of that thq has. I am job hunting if they really wanna turn things around.
Your solution is to push back?Posted: Oct 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by venom77
I thought releasing quality games in a timely manner was how this whole thing worked. You need to have a good '07 and '08 to MAKE IT to '09. Trust me, no QA process would have saved Juiced 2 or Stuntman. How about some games that are innovative?
Who didn;t see this coming?Posted: Oct 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by !Wissy!
Stuntman is fun for the first minute until you realize what the hell? This game is near impossible. Juiced is like taking a crappy arcade game and putting pretty graphics over it. It falls between being realistic and being imaginary. It tells itself it wants to be real but it can't. I don't know if I can name one THQ game that was made recently and is good............nope I can't.
oh snap!Posted: Oct 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by Ap3cHe_w3rrior_falco
i just 'bout forgot that thq still holds the publishing rights to the red faction series. THQ if you make a outstanding new version of red faction with a beefed up geo-mod then you can have my money.
not surprisedPosted: Oct 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by Sneakassassin
i cant remember the last time i bought a THQ game.They just keep trying to milk the street racer genre with juiced.how many times would i want to buy the same thing.
here's a tip...Posted: Oct 23, 2007 12:00AM PST by star51
don't make boring games! Who couldn't have forseen juiced and stuntman ignition (come on now...give guys more credit than "i can make cars go boom")would do poorly. But thanks on the update on games being released over a year from now. Destroy all humans should be fun though.
HmmmPosted: Oct 23, 2007 12:00AM PST by slightly_wiitarded
I like Wrestlemania 2000 and No Mercy...oh and Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy, but that was about it. I wonder if a complete overhaul is necessary?


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Eastern Shore BMP Inspection and Maintenance Workshops
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Geared toward managers, planners and field operators on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, these two ½-day workshops on Inspection, Maintenance and Retrofits are being offered by the Chesapeake Stormwater Network in conjunction with the Healthy Waters Round Table. Both workshops will cover the same technical content but are offered at two different locations to address the geographic limitations and time constraints of our workshop participants. Both workshops run from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm. The cost of the workshop is $20 and includes coffee and lunch.
Maryland Environmental Service Inspection & Maintenance Workshop
February 26th, 2016 by Cecilia Lane
On February 10, 2016 the Chesapeake Stormwater Network conducted a half-day training workshop on the Inspection, Maintenance and Retrofitting of Stormwater BMPs. There were 17 people there from the Maryland Environmental Service, a quasi-public agency which inspects or maintains many BMPs across the state of MD. Below you will find the agenda and workshop resources, including the compiled slideshows that were presented that day.
Stormwater Retrofitting, Nutrient Accounting in the Chesapeake Bay Webcast
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Over the last two decades, the Chesapeake Bay states have pioneered new techniques for finding, designing and delivering retrofits to remove pollutants, improve stream health and maintain natural hydrology in developed watersheds. Several important regulatory drivers such as local MS-4 permits, local TMDLs and the Chesapeake Bay TMDL are likely to increase the amount of future stormwater retrofit implementation across the Chesapeake Bay watershed. The webcast will profile CSN's and the Chesapeake Bay Program's soon-to-be-released Expert Panel Final Recommendations on Retrofitting for Nutrient Reduction in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. This training is for anyone who would like a better understanding of the newly developed retrofit crediting process.
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Making Stormwater Retrofits Pay, Case Study in DC
August 28th, 2012 by admin
A new publication by Water Environment & Technology (WE&T) Magazine discussing creating a market for stormwater retrofits to harness self-interest, leverage river protections, and promote sustainable development in the District of Columbia.Making Stormwater Retrofits Pay (.pdf)
"If retrofitting your property with a stormwater best management practice (BMP) paid dividends, would you do it? How about someone who's not particularly environmentally conscious or concerned about the impacts of stormwater on local waterbodies?"
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Urban Stormwater Retrofits
August 10th, 2012 by admin
Over the last two decades, the Chesapeake Bay states have pioneered new techniques for finding, designing and delivering retrofits to remove pollutants, improve stream health and maintain natural hydrology in developed watersheds. Several important regulatory drivers are likely to increase the amount of future stormwater retrofit implementation across the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Some communities need to install retrofits to meet pollutant reduction targets under recently issued municipal stormwater permits or meet local TMDLs. In addition, each of the seven Bay states are considering greater use of urban stormwater retrofits as part of an overall strategy to meet nutrient and sediment load reduction targets for existing urban development under the Chesapeake Bay TMDL.
In the Fall of 2011, an Expert Panel was convened to review all of the available science on the pollutant removal performance and runoff reduction capability of BMPs that can be used to derive methods or protocols to derive nutrient and sediment removal rates for individual retrofits. On October 9, 2012 the final recommendations were approved by the Water Quality Goal Implementation Team! The recommendations with or without appendices can be found below. Great job to the panelists!!
Also, don't forget to check out our newly developed Urban Stormwater Retrofits "Fact Sheet" which breaks down the practice and the expert panel recommendations into delicious bite-size pieces …yum, yum, enjoy!
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Retrofit This: A Guide to Retrofitting the World?
July 2nd, 2012 by admin
Presented by the Chesapeake Stormwater Network and Center for Watershed Protection.
A combined effort between CSN and the Center for Watershed Protection with special guests from Montgomery County, MD, Arlington County, VA, and Seattle Public Utilities. This webcast introduces a retrofitting practice hierarchy and describes how to find, prioritize, and build the most effective retrofits. The webcast also discusses how much land area in a watershed can feasibly be retrofitted and at what cost based on dozens of retrofit studies conducted in urban, suburban, and rural watersheds.
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Stormwater retrofitting is providing stormwater treatment on existing development that is currently untreated by any BMP or is inadequately treated by an existing BMP. Here you will find multiple resources that define stormwater retrofits, explain the process behind finding potential retrofit opportunities as well as the challenges that stormwater retrofitting may pose.
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Increasing the Delivery of Residential Stewardship Practices in Urban Watersheds
April 13th, 2012 by admin
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Presented by Chesapeake Stormwater Network.
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Local stormwater managers will need to play a greater role in enhancing public involvement, expanding stormwater education and delivering residential stewardship practices. This webcast will focus on how local governments and watershed groups can engage the public to improve the quality of runoff from their homes and yards. The webcasts will feature the lessons learned in implementing programs to build rain gardens, disconnect roof leaders, install rain barrels and plant trees to restore the Bay. Learn about the tricks for reaching out to the public and providing meaningful incentives to motivate homeowners to keep stormwater on their property. Case studies will be featured from several local demonstration projects across the Bay watershed.
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Financing Stormwater Retrofits in Philadelphia and Beyond
April 10th, 2012 by admin
New report by the Natural Resources Defense Council on Financing Stormwater Retrofits in Philadelphia and Beyond.
The paper begins with a discussion of Philadelphia as a case study. It evaluates their new stormwater fee structure and assesses its relative ability to create a potential market for financing stormwater retrofits. The paper then goes on to discuss alternative ways to financing retrofits in the private market in Philadelphia and beyond and demonstrates how policy frameworks can play a crucial role to attracting private investors.
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Stormwater Retrofits to Maximize Nutrient Reduction
August 18th, 2011 by admin
August 18, 2011
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Stormwater retrofitting will be a major strategy for many localities to achieve nutrient reductions to meet more stringent MS4 stormwater permits and TMDLs. This webcast focuses on how to maximize nutrient reduction through a wide range of urban stormwater retrofits and features a recommended process to find, evaluate, design and construct stormwater retrofits across an urban watershed. In addition, simple techniques and accounting methods are provided to document local stormwater nutrient reductions as part of watershed implementation plans (WIPs). The methods are also designed to find the most cost-effective combination of retrofit practices that enhances community values and environmental amenities.
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Skip to comments.Illegals flow into Arizona like water through a broken dam
Posted on 05/07/2005 5:09:05 AM PDT by billorites
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Am I on "Candid Camera"?
This is too good.
Keep on posting ICO.
Did you have a reply, or are you too busy baiting the overexcitable?
Oh sheesh here comes the online Joan of Arc act.
Did you have a reply, or are you too busy baiting the overexcitable?
Dude, IMO, you have the problem, going after a lowly internet poster like me.
What's wrong Err Amrica's failings getting you down?
...Thanks to the North American Free Trade Agreement, competition with inexpensive American corn has ruined tens of thousands of small Mexican farmers,...
It seems contradictory that the cheap labor that is thriving in this country is supposedly unable to provide the same economic advantage for their own.
The author of this article is whining about what is, on both sides of the argument, while proposing no workable solutions. Unfortunately, that is common even here on FR. The author does point out that the "solutions" create problems of their own while not really solving the core problem at all.
The benefit of the status quo from the Mexican point of view is they can simultaneously dump their poor on us, eliminating any need for welfare spending on their part even if they were so inclined, and the income from the illegals sent back home is their third largest source of income, and it is in American dollars.
Cheap labor here keeps salaries suppressed just as cheap products from abroad keep prices down. None of this would be true were we not fighting our own leftists at home. Rest assured that anything the Democrats propose, from increasing minimum wages to drivers licenses for illegals, is to handicap and transform our constitutional government that provided for our freedom and prosperity. The only reason they aren't squawking about cheap goods from China is because China is our enemy and their friend.
The thing that will eventually force a solution, whatever it turns out to be, to the illegal problem is the rising crime rate brought about by Mexican gangs. Hitler loosed the criminals on society to create unrest and demoralize society. The Communist do the same. Castro emptied his prisons and asylums on us. Democrats fight for the rights of the criminal scum as well as the killing of the innocent unborn and disabled. Is there a pattern here? Absolutely, and the sooner we stop fighting all the problems created by the left and start fighting the Democrats themselves, the sooner we will get back to sanity.
Rest assured, if they ever gain complete control these problems will be solved. All trouble makers, no matter their origin, will be eliminated. History is full of examples.
Knock it off.
It's new posters like you who are getting all of our illegal immigration threads pulled! Once the threads turn nto flame wars, the threads are pulled.
Debate the facts and we win EVERY time.
The article has internal logical inconsistencies - a sure sign of liberal thinking...
"The point is that America has survived and prospered with every wave of immigrants, be they the Irish, Itlaians, Jews, etc.etc."
There has never been an immigration wave like this in US history. I guess we'll see how it will change the country.
'fraid so. As onyx says, "Debate the facts and we win EVERY time."
Danbury mayor calls for deputizing state police as immigration agents [Connecticut]
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Connecticut Town Struggles With Illegal Immigrants
Thursday, April 28, 2005
DANBURY, Conn. - This middle-class New England suburb is nowhere near an international border but it still has the illegal immigration problems familiar to cities like San Diego and Tucson, Ariz.
Mayor Mark Boughton blames the government for his town's inability to cope with 15,000 illegal immigrants, approximately 19 percent of the overall population.
"This is one community that has been incredibly stressed by failed federal policy and we need help," said Boughton.
Because the illegal residents aren't counted in the U.S. census, Danbury doesn't receive any federal aid for them.
"In terms of our social services, this presents a tremendous strain, particularly on quality of life of our neighborhoods, our schools our health care system," Boughton said.
Residents complain the influx is killing property values. Homeowner Peter Gadiel said neighbors are fed up. "They're blue collar workers and their whole life savings is tied up in their house and they're seeing their neighborhood being destroyed."
The mayor says he wants state police officers to be deputized as federal immigration officers - giving them access to a federal database and helping them track illegal immigrants. But Connecticut's attorney general said Boughton needs the approval of the governor and others before that can happen.
Boughton has set up a task force to inspect neighborhoods that have received a lot of complaints about buildings housing illegal immigrants. In one home, the task force found 30 cots in the basement, each one being rented for $5 a nigh
At last, a workable solution! Good idea.
Oh you mean like ICO's reply #62, quote,
So be it. This Dane character should be deported"
You all should really get off, and in this I mean, the addictive race baiting ways of tom tancredo rhetoric.
You don't get it, do you?
KNOCK IT OFF! Stop with the personal attacks.
Dane is a good FReeper who just happens to hold a differing view.
Personal attacks will not only get the thread pulled
but also NEVER ever persuade anybody to our side.
Dude you really shouldn't post form your bathroom(not good etiqutte), but what the hey, why should I be the one to chastise you as you are "sitting" in the bathroom posting, from your wieless connection and, IMO, getting some sort of weird pleasure, automatically posting to every word I say.
Now go back to DU and say how tolerant I've become.
Is that you hillary?
Don't engage. We are constantly baited, just for the purpose of getting the threads pulled.
It's "their" tactic, and it's almost always successful.
I can list screen names of GOOD FReepers for you who have been banned falling into the baiting game.
You are correct about MSM not broadcasting the illegals problem. The only real mention of illegals was a special by Al Roker when 2 illegals were killed on Long Island, NY. I have many friends along the east coast and they say that many places it appears that they are in a foriegn country when they go to the market.
All orchestrated by the Mexican gov't, ugh.. drug cartels.. ugh .. democracy.. ugh.. Mob Rule..
No, that will serve no useful purpose.
Debate the issue, and don't take the bait.
The owner of this site happens to agree with Dane.
Please trust me on this. We lose too many threads, and too many FReepers.
Think about the "lurkers" -- we are trying to persuade them to our side.
Hit me the same way, only took 5 paragraphs and the BS meter pegged to the high side. At that point I stopped reading.
The owner of this site happens to agree with Dane.
What Bait?
I've wanted to debat the issue, then I myself become the issue.
Oh BTW, nice segue for boot hill( IslamoCommieObserver) onyx, who has taken over todd's place as the cyber rubber rooms bouncer(i.e bouncing off the walls).
Nope, regretfully, it's not a typo.
Yeah whatever, boothill.
Don't you and travis have a bircher meeting to attend to.
Don't want to make you guys late on account of my part.
Here's one example:
Feel free to peruse his other comments.
Well, if the indians had a bigger defense budget and better border security, they could have kept that illegal Eurotrash out!
Dane hates the USA and is watching gleefuly as the Southern Border destroys it.
To win, he merely needs to make sure no one does anything and that anyone who is against illegal aliens is called "racist."
He is winning, but the tide is turning.
Yes, Dane, I mean you.
Thank you, harry reid spokesperson.
"What Bait?" "I've wanted to debat the issue, then I myself become the issue."
Eddie Haskell couldnt have said it better.
Ward, you shouldn't be so hard on the Dane.
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WOODROW — After not scoring for the first six innings, Childress rallied in the seventh inning against Wall in the first game of the teams' Region I-2A semifinal series.
The Bobcats cut Wall's lead to 2-1, but could come no closer and ended up dropping the Game 1 of the series by that margin Friday night at Pirate Field.
Childress (25-7) must defeat Wall twice today when the series resumes at noon if the Bobcats are to remain alive in the playoffs. Wall, 31-4, only has to win once.
"It turned into a ball game," Childress coach Jason Botos said. "Last week, we talked about the team making the least number of mistakes was going to advance. We made two base-running mistakes and had a bad throw in the outfield and there's their two runs. It was a good game."
Jacob Miller led off the seventh with a walk and two second on a groundout to third by Nic Fonseca.
Arturo Fuentes then doubled in Miller and bring the Bobcats to a 2-1 margin with just one out.
Frey (9-0) then got Joe Arcivar to pop up to short for the second out. Calor Pope then struck out, but catcher Boyd Henry dropped the third strike. Pope raced to first, but Henry's throw to first baseman Derek Drost sealed the victory.
"That's just him," Schniers said of Frey. "He really stepped up and threw the ball well. He made some big pitches."
Schniers did admit he was nervous after Chldress had cut Wall's lead to 2-1 and had a runner in scoring position.
"I made a mistake with the wind," Schniers said. "I figured the wind was blowing in. I thought we were deep enough (on Fuentes' double) and we weren't deep enough. We shouldn't have allowed the tying run to get to second and I was a little nervous after that."
Arcivar (9-3) suffered the loss for Childress
"Arcivar threw well," Botos said. "The defense did a good job behind them. He left a couple of pitches up, but in the grand scheme of things, we probably shouldn't have been in that spot to being with."
Those base-running mistakes prevented the Bobcats from threatening very often. Childress' best scoring threat prior to its run came with two out in the first.
Servando Duran led off the game with a walk. Chris Martin followed with a single to put runners on first and second.
Stratton Bocanegra then hit a short fly ball that Wall second baseman Jason Dickens caught on the fly and then threw to first to double off Martin. Miller followed with a walk.
A 1-0 pitch to Nic Fonseca got away from Henry and Duran took off for third base. However, he was thrown out and that retired the side.
Wall scored single runs in the fourth and sixth innings. Dickens hit a one-out double to bring in Peyton Brown in the fourth and then hit a one-out single to bring Brown in in the sixth.
Botos said that he would throw Martin (10-1) in the second game of the series while Schniers said he would pitch Brown (11-1)
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As the 2010 season started with promise, the end of the season was filled with disappointment and what could have been for the Mountaineers as they stumbled to a 9-4 record.
Under the supervision of new AD Oliver Luck, Dana Holgorsen will take over the offensive coordinator job after assembling the top offense in the FBS last season for Oklahoma State followed by taking the head coaching job from Bill Stewart in 2012.
On the personnel side, West Virginia loses playmakers on both sides of the ball for the 2011 season as Noel Devine and Jock Sanders leave from the offense, in addition to JT Thomas and Chris Neild from the top ranked defense of last year.
The Big East looks to be there for the taking this season for the Mountaineers, so the Stewart era can end with a bang as the Holgorsen era begins for the Gold and Blue.
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