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Carter played at Tennessee, and most people think it's automatic that Warrior will follow in his father's footsteps. Warrior claims that it's not a sure thing. He has Tennessee as one of his leaders, along with UGA and Ohio State.
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BEREA — Browns owner Jimmy Haslam and CEO Joe Banner talked about a variety of topics in their first press conference in Berea together.
Banner said he expects the Browns to compete for a championship sooner than later.
"Our goal is to win the Super Bowl," Banner said. "I don't underestimate the other team in the division. We'll have to build a very good team."
Haslam said they will build the Browns the right way, but admitted he is impatient for success.
"I don't think you're looking at two more impatient people than the two (Haslam and Banner) up here (speaking)."
Banner said he thinks fans will be able to see improvement quickly
"I think fairly quickly people will see progress," Banner said. "I don't think it will take very long before fans will be able to see we're on the right track. There's a plan and there are priorities."
Here are other topics covered by Haslam and Banner.
Q: How key is the fan base of the Browns in your decision to join the Browns?:
Banner: "That's why we're here. (Haslam and I) met before there was a franchise identified (for sale) and looking at this city and the passion these fans have. Every aspect is here and it's waiting to happen. We want to be someplace where that passion exists. I didn't want to go to a place nor do I think Jimmy did where a passion for the team didn't exist."
Q: What are some of the things you can do to get fans involved?:
Banner: "We had a board of season ticket holders in Philadelphia that we met with regularly to get their feedback."
Q: What is your philosophy in building the team?:
Banner: We will engage in free agency, but the foundation will be draft picks and re-signing them."
Q: What will you do in evaluating the game day experience?:
Banner: "We will have 20 staff members take part in the game day experience and want to have a championship level performance at every level of the organization.
"I have a vision in the league on what it takes to be successful. I want to be careful because I know that these fans have been through several next starts. It's remarkable with what the fans have been through the past 18 to 20 years and they still fill the stadium.
"I hope the fans will feel this is the most fan friendly organization."
Haslam: "How you're treated when you walk in the stadium and the product on the field-- which is by far the most important. Let's be realistic, probably 80-85 percent of it is whether you win the game or not."
Q: Who will have final say on decisions?:
Banner: "As it relates to football decisions, these aren't going to be my decisions. He's (Haslam) the owner of the team and he will have final say."
Q: How important is it to build the franchise right?:
Haslam: "We're not going to take any short cuts to get there. We'll go fast, but won't take any shortcuts."
Q: What did you learn from your time with the Eagles and how important is ownership?:
Banner: "There was a lot I learned in Philadelphia. The key starts with ownership and it was very evident to me quickly with Jimmy that winning a championship was a top priority. You can look around the league and see the difference between those that are successful and those that aren't."
Q: Do you see the situation with the Browns similar to the situation when you started in Philadelphia?:
Banner: "There are a lot of analogies. How to we take advantage of it and make the game day experience great for the fans. We're going to evaluate everything. You'll probably see some of it next year and more the year after that. Jimmy is taking a long term approach to this."
Q: You had a lot of continuity during your tenure with the Eagles. How important is that?:
Banner: "I don't want to spend too much time on Philadelphia because we're moving forward here. Most organizations that don't have continuity aren't successful, but you have to have the right set up. You put a very large priority on continuity and create an environment where people want to stay."
Q: What did the first win as owner remind you of?:
Haslam: "The feeling after winning Sunday reminded me of when the Steelers won the AFC Championship with (Browns fans) with the excitement among the fans and the electricity after the game. That fired me up and I called Joe and told him."
Q: What did you tell the team when you talked to them?:
Haslam: "I congratulated them on the win. I told them the timing is not good, but to focus on playing. We have a big game this week with Indianapolis and they need to be ready."
Q: When you say everyone in the organization will be evaluated, what about your quarterback?:
Haslam: "Brandon (Weeden) is like everyone else. He will be evaluated."
Q: How long until fans will be able to see progress with the Browns?:
Q: Do you expect the sale of the team to be done on October 25?:
Haslam: "The 25th is the date. We have to write a sizable check but the funds are in place."
Paul Ryan & Condoleezaa Rice at Practice: Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice were surprise visitors at Browns practice Wednesday. The two were on the practice field for about 10 minutes and addressed the team.
Rice is a huge Browns fan and she talked with her favorite player, Joe Thomas, as did Ryan, who's from Thomas' home state of Wisconsin. QB Colt McCoy posed with the two for a picture after they spoke.
The pair was accompanied by 30-40 members of the press corps and a host of secret service members.
Ryan and Rice had a campaign stop at nearby Baldwin-Wallace College as they made stops around Ohio.
TRich Back: RB Trent Richardson was back at practice and Shurmur said he was progressing well from his rib cartilage injury.
"Trent's doing great."
Richardson practiced along with WR Mohamed Massaquoi (hamstring) and WR Travis Benjamin (hamstring) and DL Ahtyba Rubin (calf). LB Scott Fujita (neck/shoulder) and DB Dimitri Patterson (ankle) did not practice.
DL Phil Taylor was not practicing, but Shurmur said he'd be out there 'soon'. Taylor has been on the PUP list the whole season after tearing a pectoral muscle.
Captain Sheldon: Shurmur said that CB Sheldon Brown was selected as the fourth captain for Sunday's game with the Colts. Brown had a key interception return for a touchdown to help the Browns get their first win of the season.
Shurmur Mum on Fujita: Shurmur was asked about reports that LB Scott Fujita might have suffered a career ending injury to his shoulder/neck area.
"He's like a lot of players in the league dealing with injuries and trying to get back to a level where he can play," Shurmur said. "Other than that, I have no further comment."
Fujita did not practice.
Vote of Confidence for Owen: FB Owen Marecic has had trouble hanging on to the ball, but his primary responsibility is to be a lead blocker. Shurmur was asked if he was getting enough production at the fullback position.
"Our fullback Owen (Marecic) has done a pretty good job blocking," Shurmur said. "He's got to do a better job catching the ball."
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by Heather Schmitt-Gonzalez / Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Chocolate Stout Cake and Cable TV
So I finally gave in. Two and a half weeks ago. After what seems like ages, we once again have cable. I don't actually remember how long it's been since the last time we had it or a dish or anything of that sort, which in itself means it's been a long time. I'm thinking around eight years. Wow! It's not like I've been in the dark...I have a computer, after all. We'll catch some of the vast world of television at a hotel or one of my many family members homes...because they can't do without...but that's been the extent. I actually like renting whole seasons of shows I've missed and watching them in one fell swoop. No commercials...back to back episodes...no waiting. Actually I'll continue to do that since I drew the line at premium channels. Dexter, Weeds, True Blood...I actively work to avoid their story lines until the next season is released...so don't you dare say anything. One channel I am truly head over heels for, though. The Cooking Channel. That wasn't around last time we had cable. Sure, I like Food Network...but it's the Cooking Channel I always find myself watching. And DVRing. Don't even get me started on DVR. Heaven! Many new celebrity chefs have emerged since I last had the ability to sit and check them out. But in all honesty, my favorites remain unchanged. You all know that Rick is my favorite. Right? Unfortunately he's not on either channel. Lidia is right up there, as well. She's not on either channel. Ugh. But fortunately I can still watch Jamie and Nigella and Julia (thank you, Cooking Channel). But I can SHOUT with no qualms that I have a new favorite to add to my list. Thanks to somebody who introduced me to him before I even knew I'd be able to watch him every week...and somebody else who reminded me of that introduction after I actually was able to watch him every week. Friends rock...always looking out for you... He's tattooed and extremely adorable. He's awesome in the kitchen and he's full of passion. Beauty. I canNOT get enough Chuck Hughes. Do you watch Chuck's Day Off?
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Major Crush. I can't help going a bit ga-ga over that Canadian accent and adorable smile...especially when it's only the icing on the cake. The he's-an-amazing-chef cake. His love for food and the people he feeds is the biggest turn on. I wanted to make absolutely everything he made on his Beer Show...and I will...but I started with dessert. Can you blame me?
Chocolate Stout Cake
recipe via from Chuck Hughes via The Cooking Channel
makes ~4 svgs.
1½ c. Stout Beer
½ c. heavy cream
½ c. + 2 Tbs. sugar
1¼ c. semi sweet chocolate chips
1¼ c. semi sweet chocolate chips
4 large eggs
2 tsp. pure vanilla extract
4 c. French bread w/ crust, cut into 1" cubes I used a Tuscan Boule
whipped cream for serving
Preheat oven to 325° F.
Bring the Stout, cream, and ½ c. of the sugar, to a simmer in a medium saucepan, stirring until the sugar dissolves. Remove from the heat. Add 1 c. of the chocolate chips and whisk until melted and smooth. Set aside to cool.
Whisk the eggs and vanilla in large bowl to blend. Gradually whisk in the cooled chocolate mixture.
Add the bread cubes and the remaining chocolate chips to the custard, and toss to coat. Transfer to 1½-quart shallow, greased baking dish. The batter should come close to the top of the pan. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons sugar over top.
Add the bread cubes and the remaining chocolate chips to the custard, and toss to coat. Transfer to 1½-quart shallow, greased baking dish. The batter should come close to the top of the pan. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons sugar over top.
Bake until the custard thickens and center is just set, about 50 - 60 minutes.
Serve warm, cut a circle using a round biscuit cutter. Garnish with partially whipped whipping cream, lightly sweetened with sugar.
You can see this is basically a bread pudding...it's rich and complex and delicious! The lightly sweetened cream is a necessity since the cake itself is so...well...deep for lack of a better word. Sheer indulgence. And YES, you CAN taste the Stout.
I knew it would happen. I've grown to love having cable again. Perhaps that's why I put off getting again for such a long time. That and the price. Now I don't know if I'd be able to give it up...without major withdrawal, that is.
I knew it would happen. I've grown to love having cable again. Perhaps that's why I put off getting again for such a long time. That and the price. Now I don't know if I'd be able to give it up...without major withdrawal, that is.
tags: beer, chocolate, Chocolate Stout Cake, Chuck Hughes, dessert
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Visiting Paris? This Is The Best €10 You'll Ever Spend
I couldn't agree more.
I'm a huge fan of the Paris map books.
Despite the fact that I have both the Google and Apple map apps loaded onto my phone, I always keep one of these little books in my bag. If you ask me, a paper map is always easier and often faster to use. No internet connection is necessary and if you're really, really lost, you can always show the book to a helpful local (yes, they do exist), who should be able to point you in the right direction.
And really, is there anything more frustrating than being lost in a foreign city and standing on a street corner, waiting for data to load on your phone while you watch helplessly as its precious battery life slowly ebbs away?
Don't get me wrong, I think it's great that there are free maps of Paris available for visitors, like the ones pictured above, and if you're only in town for a night or two with plans to primarily hit the big sites like the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame, then you'll be just fine.
However, if you're staying for several days and want to explore Paris a bit more in depth, then you will hugely benefit from getting one of these books. Yes, you'll have to shell out a few Euros, but the time and stress you'll save yourself from wandering around lost is well worth the price.**
Think of it this way: €10 on a map book? Or €10 at the pharmacy on medication for that pounding headache?
Here's a prime example: the yellow section pictured above is a page detail from a map book. It shows the 4ème arrondissement, often referred to as le Marais, which is a very popular neighborhood with tourists. Le Marais is home to the Picasso Museum, la Place des Vosges, the Centre Pompidou and even Notre-Dame. Clearly marked on the page are all the little streets, the Vélib and Métro stations and any historical sites of interest. There are arrows showing the direction of the one way streets and even little basket icons noting the location of the weekly markets.
The photo below is also a detail of le Marais, taken from one of the free maps.
Notice a few things missing? Like dozens of streets?
Sure the major sites are there, but what if you're having trouble accessing the internet on your phone and want to go to the rue des Rosiers, the heart of the Jewish quarter, famous for its falafel joints, kosher bakeries and boutiques?
Omitted. Not important enough, I guess.
Maybe you're searching for a restaurant on the rue Charlot, a bustling little street in the 3ème arrondissement?
Check out the map...it's simply not there.
This is exactly why I think these books are essential.
They come in several languages and they're easy to find. I've seen them for sale at Monoprix, many bookstores and almost every news kiosk scattered around the city.
Prices range between €6-10 and trust me, they are worth every centime!
**Not to say that simply wandering around Paris while completely lost is always a bad thing. But sometimes you need to be places!
I've also seen a map book published by Michelin for sale on Amazon.com, but have never actually looked at this one in person.
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Amarillo artists Curtis Nazworth and Doyle Goebel don't carry a camera with them when they travel, but their minds absorb every detail of the landscape and wildlife around them.
In fact, sometimes they get too distracted by nature's images.
"We're always making mental pictures," Goebel said.
"We're menaces driving on the highway," Nazworth said. "We're worse than someone with a cell phone."
But the brothers-in-law pull up those mental images when they work as a team carving out original works that duplicate nature in its most minute detail. Working under the name doyle curtis, the pair started carving out a niche in the art world about 10 years ago.
Both discovered the joy of carving many years before they started turning out professional pieces - principally images in nature.
"The first thing that I remember carving is a penguin from a bar of soap," Nazworth said. He was about 6 years old at the time.
Now in their 40s, the men have known one another since childhood.
"I ran around with his little brother as a kid," Nazworth said.
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"We love birds," Nazworth said. "Most of our research knowledge is of birds. A lot of people still call us the hummingbird guys."
That's because they started professionally by carving six hummingbirds.
"We decided to start small with detail and work up," Nazworth said.
Accuracy is part of their focus. When images aren't accurate, the eye picks up on the error, and the object doesn't look right.
"In hummingbirds, you have to count wing feathers and tail feathers," Goebel said. "The number has to be correct."
Their carved birds have placed in world-class competitions judged by expert ornithologists who count feathers to determine accuracy. But now, the artists focus more on art shows.
Goebel said that they began to find competitions judged by accuracy too stifling as artists.
Now, they take more liberties and do more interpretive pieces.
"I see ourselves going toward representative works," Nazworth said.
They carve most of their sculptures using a lightweight wood that comes from the base of the tupelo, or black gum tree, which grows in Mississippi.
Both men carve, but one usually does more carving than the other on a specific piece. However, they always collaborate on the sculptures.
And while they are best known for their life-size hummingbirds retrieving nectar from flower blossoms, all of their images aren't tiny.
One of the works in progress in the duo's studio is La Roja, arresting even in its incomplete stage.
The female, red-tailed hawk, sits atop a 4-foot piece of gnarled and twisted wood that grew near the timberline near Ruidoso, N.M. The piece will be almost 7 feet tall when it is mounted atop a 6-inch granite base.
A woman who had the wood piece in her back yard offered it to doyle curtis.
When creating new sculpture pieces, the artists usually start with a drawing or an outline penciled onto a block of wood. A small carving or a small clay image of the piece becomes a working model.
In the case of La Roja, they changed the angle of the head in the small carving, done on a \-scale, before creating the life-size carving.
Accomplished and talented as sculptors, both think and create in three-dimensional images.
"I can't draw to save my life, but I can carve," Nazworth said.
Nazworth claims that Goebel is somewhat better at drawing. But Goebel said that he once tried drawing a turkey to get an idea for a sculpture and couldn't do it.
"I finally got a piece of wood and carved one."
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Why can't I burn an IPS motor up???
After reading all the horror stories about the IPS motors burning up, I'm starting to feel left out! Why can't I burn one up? My Tiger Moth has over 40 flights on it and the original motor is still going strong. I know it's not because I use the recommended battery packs, or that I let it cool for a few minutes between flights. I'm sure it wouldn't make any difference if I ran a high voltage/high capacity pack and let it run at full/near full power for 15-20 minutes like a lot of folks do. No, that can't be it.
Mr. Lin must have been joking when he said to use 6.0-7.2 V 110-150 mah packs; what fun would that be? But I swear I read that somewhere in the instruction manual. Ahh, who needs instruction manuals anyway. We know better!
Bleriot, I know I've cursed my motor by writing this, so put me on the list for one of your super-duper lasta lifetime specials!
Hi GG Jeez Now you're for it. I'll be happy to reserve a motor for you. I have had correspondence with a gentleman who owns a small cottage factory that makes these motors. I was honest with them and explained the situation, the small anticipated market....yet he was willing to make a slight mod to the next batch. If there is one.... He was very interested in the dx motor problem and we hashed out the details for the mod I had developed. Best Regards
I put my 168th flight on the original motor of my Tiger Moth today.
I have been averaging 30 plus minutes per flight on it in the last month.
Still pulls as hard as the day it first went up.
I may credit part of it's longevity to the fact that it's been in the high teens to low 20's F here.
I have another waiting on my workbench when this one takes a dirt nap.
But it keeps telling me "Nope Not Yet!"
Excuse me now while I go knock on some wood.
Hi rcflybry I posted a long time ago about 13 hrs life on the Carbon brush motor when they first came out. Which was winter here. Ambient temp plays a MAJOR role in their ability to last. These little jewels are stressed to their max design as a servo motor and with that said it's still a toss up as to the QC lot issue. Brush alignment could be a culprit. Best Regards
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Low Ambient Temp
I figured that the low ambient temperature here in NW Ohio is playing a big part in my good fortune with the IPS motor. The real test will be Spring and Summer, and that can't come soon enough, fried motors or not!
I think the big secret is you have to have a spare motor or more. If you only have the single motor it will fail on you at any time,first flight of a great no wind day,sunday when nothing is open, or you just drove 40 miles to inpress some friends. There has to be many ways that motor will let you down
You just aren't a risk taker. Go ahead and put it at full throttle the whole flight, I dare you! I don't remember the last time I throttled back unless I was coming in for a landing or touch-n-go. Am I the only one who puts the stick up the entire flight? Put on a large prop. Too risky for you? I don't even have high blood pressure. I do drink a lot of caffeine, though
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Carry a spare
Right you are. I made sure I had a spare. That's almost a guarantee that it'll last forever!
You guys are making me wonder what I did wrong.
I burned out a motor by simply flying with a homemade cowl with almost no cooling intake, no heatsink, with a 8 cell MH pack on a windy day and had to keep it full throttle most of the 15 min flight and the ambient temperature was only 90 degrees F.
Then when it started slowing down a little thought it was the battery giving out early so put in a fresh pack and sent it up again. The second flight something was definitely wrong. Lots of glitches too (sparking?), barely made it back. After that it would only start by propping it.
New motor is still going strong with heatsink and paste and lots of cooling air. Still with 7 & 8 cells and some full throttle flights.
Got revenge on the old motor by sending it off the Dr. Bleriotstiens laboratory for a new brain. (just hope it's not Abby Normal's)
Good luck,
Ambient temp and battery choices are huge.
I still got decent life out of my first DX-A on seven 150 mah batteries flying during the late summer and early fall (average temp 75F). I got about 50 out of it. From what I've read, I was fortunate. Seven NiCads really stress the motor.
My second winter motor is still going strong. I must have close to 200 flights on it by now, most on a 7 cell 800 mah NiMH which give me 30 minutes of flying. That's approaching 100 hours.
Both the lithiums and the NiMH's drive less current than the NiCads. That helps. Flying in sub freezing temps assures the motor stays cool.
Hey in the summer, be sure to do a "lights" modification and fly under cover of darkness and away from the heat of the day. I know I can't wait to be able to fly sans gloves again!
Hi! I can't resist this. If the shaft was made longer, and the motor can trimmed about 4mm, a slip on open brush holder could be fitted, and the thing could take some real abuse. I love it. I would love an official Mabuchi photo of the completed ips rolling off final assembly line. Best Regards
Just an update to make Bleriot spit -- the original fearenstein GWS is still performing to this day!! it now has a partner and spins an 11X8 prop on a twin IPS conversion powering an FD stick -- has vertical lol!!!
this little baby has been with me since the litestik came out and has refused all attempt to kill it
A conservative 60+ hours on it now
I fly this as a sport set up on 7or8 300mA nicads More oomph -- the weather gods willing i will trial it on the weekend with the liths
The main advantage I see is swinging a bigger Diam and pitch prop with no loss of rpms-- thus more thrust -- the first few minutes can acheive limited vertical (30-50 feet) and i can fly this combo in winds that would kill its weaker siblings -- I have a full length C/F spar fitted on the wing chord
Everyone said "Ambient temp plays a MAJOR role in their ability to last". Well that's fine for all you people that live in a freezer but I live close to the equator. I just come in from flying my moth at 90F, that's after the sun has gone down! The heatsink was too hot to touch for more than a couple of seconds. Compare that to my Mini Max Graupner speed 280 which was barely warmer than ambient.
I don't think I'll buy another IPS if they can't handle the tropics. I might try a Puma 050 or a BMW, assuming they can handle the heat.
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They didn't come in the numbers like they did last year, and they didn't start quite as early, but the 51 volunteers at Riversweep 2009 collected nearly a full Dumpster-load of garbage Saturday morning along Milton's riverbanks.
Shannon Hoskins, Milton's city clerk and one of the organizers of the event, said last year's event drew 80 volunteers.
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There were no changes to the document, in which city Clerk Shannon Hoskins projects $164,440 in revenue for the general fund and expenditures at $158,850.
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Fiscal Court approved the 2009-2010 budget, totaling $11,014,888, including additional funds for the county attorney's office.
Lifelong Carroll County resident and interim library director Hillary Arney has been named the new library director for the Carroll County Public Library by its board of trustees.
Arney has been the interim director since the previous director Jarrett Boyd retired in December after 26 years at the helm. The board interviewed a number of candidates for the position and then settled on Arney to lead the well established library into the future.
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Milwaukee toppling New Orleans as the new Mardi Gras capital? Perhaps, because "Mardi Gras Celebration Night" comes to a venue that's actually plugged in: The Domes; "Music Under Glass" Thursday. Paul Cebar headlines the lineup, and there will be a $100 prize for Best Mardi Gras costume. Tip: Think multiple strands.
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Alchemist Theatre's 'King Lear' reigns as family drama
Early in Friday's opening-night performance of Alchemist Theatre's "King Lear," Bo Johnson's aged king called for the map demonstrating his intended division of Britain among his three daughters. Lear's attendants dutifully unfurled it — with the bottom at the top and the top at the bottom. When they tried to hang the map up, it kept falling down.
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Lambourn Racing Open Day expected to draw thousands of visitors to the stables.
Thousands of people will descend on the Berkshire village of Lambourn tomorrow. The country's top trainers throw open their stable doors for a look behind the scenes. But some yards will stay firmly closed this year as they are still recovering from the floods. Penny Silvester reports.
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Plans unveiled for 75 mile endurance race starting and finishing at Newbury in 2014
Managing Director Racecourse and Events, Stephen Higgins said, "We are very proud of our relationship with Arabian racing and are honoured to be playing a key role in next year's World Arabian Horseracing Conference.
"The value of the Arabian races we will stage is significant by comparison with other major Arabian races in the UK and to be associated with a world first in the running of the proposed H.H. Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak Ladies CEIO 120km two star Endurance Ride. is a unique honour."
Speaking in Abu Dhabi earlier this month, John Robertson a member of the Board of Directors of Endurance GB said, "We hope to be able to stage a race under FEI rules for international teams of five lady riders aged 14 and up with seven horses in which the top three will score.
"The race would be over 120k in four loops of varying distances, the longest being about 38k and the shortest would be about 20k and that will give is three vet gates and a finish. "This race represents a first for FEI, a first for Endurance GB and a first for the sport world-wide."
World Arabian horse racing conference to reach its climax at Newbury
The event which was launched in Abu Dhabi in 2010 under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and has since visited Holland (The Hague), Germany (Berlin) and France (Toulouse).
The World Arabian Horse Racing Conference next year will run over five days at the end of May. It will comprise three days of seminars in London followed by racing at Newbury on Saturday, 31 May and a proposed endurance ride from the racecourse on Sunday, 1 June.
On the final day of the event in 2014 plans are being made for the first ever running of the H.H. Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak Ladies CEIO Two star 120k endurance race starting and finishing at The Racecourse and taking in the surrounding countryside.
The Racecourse Newbury is home to Arabian racing in the UK and in addition to providing the venue for the flagship Dubai International Arabian Race Day, also stages more single races on thoroughbred cards than any other course in Britain.
Three jailed after £5m horse racing fraud
Three men including two from Sussex have been been sentenced today after being found guilty of conspiracy to defraud through a horse race betting brochure investment fraud. They and three others previously convicted are thought to have obtained up to £5m from unsuspecting investors over six years.
John 'Jock' McCracken, 47, unemployed, of Whitehawk Road, Brighton; Matthew Thole, 40, a company director, of Cefn Mably Park, Michaelston-y-Fedw, Cardiff; and John Brice, 40, self-employed, of Sandringham Drive, Hove, were convicted after a two-week trial at Lewes Crown Court.
Today, McCracken and Thole were each sentenced by Judge Hayward to four years imprisonment, and Brice was sentenced to five years.
They were found guilty of, between 30 April 2003 and 13 February 2008, conspiring with each other and with Paul Spicer, Gregory Spicer and Lee O'Donnell and with others, to defraud prospective and actual participants in various purported betting services and purported investment services.
The two Spicers and O'Donnell, all from Brighton and Hove, were convicted of the same conspiracy to defraud at Lewes Crown Court and sentenced to a total of 15 and a half years imprisonment on 29 June 2010.
Women jockeys all set for Glorious Goodwood
Video. Glorious Goodwood started today. Although it's not ladies day until Thursday, women will be hoping to have a starring role throughout the event. Horse racing is one of the few sports where women compete at the top level against their male rivals. Chris Maughan reports.
Crowds turn out for Royal Ascot
It's the first day of the Royal Ascot meeting in Berkshire today. Around 300,000 racegoers are expected to attend over the next five days. The first race gets underway at 2.30 this afternoon.
Racecourse delays opening after poor weather
Brighton Racecourse has been forced to delay the start to its flat racing season - due to the severe weather.
Course managers said poor grass growth following the prolonged wet and cold weather has meant its first three meetings of the year on April 25, May 2 and May 7 have all had to be relocated.
We have been closely monitoring the track throughout the closed period and really it is case of severe weather having had quite an effect on a very exposed surface.
This has meant the grass just hasn't grown or recovered from last season and we would prefer not to race on it at the moment.
Extra ground work, including spraying for various pest infestations recently prevalent in Sussex, will now take place before racing begins on May 21.
The cancelled meetings will instead take place at Lingfield, Chepstow and Yarmouth respectively.
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Adam Treu, the team's long-snapper and the senior member of the offensive line, has been playing so well that the coaching staff has been hesitant to make a change. The Raiders offense produced its two highest-scoring games of the season with Treu at center, putting up 72 points and 740 yards in wins over Buffalo and Tennessee.
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''Right now the hardest thing is if we committed and gave Jake all the practice time at center -- which he would need to get it going -- then we have a problem (because) we have two guys banged up and guard,'' Turner said. ''The big thing is we have to get all those guys completely healthy, then we have a decision to make.''
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* Wide receiver Randy Moss took part in the entire practice, though he is still not 100 percent healthy.
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Look up John Ford in a literary reference work, and you expect to find material on a Jacobean dramatist, not a Hollywood film-maker. So what is the director of My Darling Clementine doing here alongside the writer of 'Tis Pity She's a Whore? One plausible answer is that he directed screen adaptations of some respected works of literature, among them Liam O'Flaherty's The Informer and John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath. Those films are indeed exemplary in the way they rethink and rework the originals for a cinema audience in cinematic terms — mistily expressionist visuals for O'Flaherty's Dublin, starkly realist ones for Steinbeck's America — and they won multiple Oscars in 1935 and 1940 respectively. …
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