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I'm thinking about rescuing a kitten, but it's been a long time since I've had a baby in need of training. Ill be living on my own without any other pets as I am starting my life after college. My question is I want to have a pen or area with all the kittens needs at night time and when I am at work until he or she is safe to move about the place on their own. I wanted to know if I end up doing this will the cat ever feel comfortable sleeping in my bed at night if I train the kitten using the pen for the first few weeks or so.
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MAUREEN BURNS: The color of white lies
My friend was out to dinner with his 14-year-old granddaughter. They talked about how the food wasn't very good and they'd give it about a C minus. Right then the waitress came by and asked how their food was. My friend said, "Oh, good, thanks." When the waitress left, his granddaughter looked at him and said sweetly, "It's OK, Grandpa, I lie sometimes too."
I pride myself in being a very honest person and honesty is very important to me. However, don't we all lie just a little bit? Oh, you don't think you ever do? Let's see about that.
Here are some questions we may lie about, just a little, just a teeny bit. You may even call it fudge. I mean, it's not really an out and out lie. Is it?
"Have you ever smoked?" That's a good one. I was with someone recently when they were asked that by the doctor. They answered, "No." Later, I asked them about it as I knew that they sometimes smoked. "Oh," they said, "that doesn't count. That's not what the doctor meant." Oh, really. Someone else told me they always answer no to that question because if they say yes, their insurance rates will go up. Dang, that's motivation.
"Do you exercise?" "Sure, regularly. Well, does talking on the phone count? Cooking? Eating? Using the remote? I am pretty faithful about all of those."
"How much do you drink?" "Oh, not much."
"How many glasses of wine do you have a day?" You wonder — how big a glass?
The worst lie bait is this one. "How much do you weigh?" What woman doesn't hate that question? When I am at the doctor and the nurse hauls me over to the scale, often pulling me by my hair to get me there, I cringe with fright. "Can I strip buck naked? Can I come back after I fast for a few days? Can I write it in the chart myself?"
I think the only time we are really, really honest about how much we weigh is when we are about to go up in a small plane and they ask. When the plane will likely crash if you don't tell the truth, it is time to be honest. Throw caution to the wind, bite the bullet and just fess up.
Have you ever lied about money or purchases? "Is that new?" "Oh, no, I got it ages ago." Or, "Yes, but I got it on a huge sale." What you really mean is you got it "for" sale. "How much did you spend on that?" "Ahhhh, I can't remember." Complaining about your poor memory is always a good one to use here.
Adlai Stevenson said, "A lie is an abomination unto the Lord and a very present help in time of trouble." He was a man who understood these things. We lie to be kind. We lie to be polite. We lie when we don't want to hurt someone.
Someone cooks for you. "Do you like it?" "Oh, yes, it is delicious. I'm just full. I had a big lunch." Once I had a dinner party and a good friend didn't eat much of the main dish. I asked her if she liked it and she replied, "Well, it's not as good as other things I've had here." Nicely put. She obviously didn't want to lie. I kinda wish she had.
There is a Yugoslavian proverb that says, "Tell the truth and run." That can be mighty good advice.
"How do you like my hair?" "How do you like my outfit?" My friend, Maggie, always smiles sweetly and says, "If you feel good …"
Here are some other hard ones. "Do I look as old as them?" "Am I as big as them?" "Do I have that many wrinkles?" "Can you tell I lost five pounds?" "Oh, you haven't changed a bit!" "Did you miss me a lot?"
I asked around to see what other people were lying about. People lie about their kids. Just like with money, you can round up or round down. With talking about our kids, we usually round up. I don't think that's really lying. That's probably just good parenting.
I was told that people lie about who is related to them. "Are they related to you?" "Ahhhhhh, not so much … maybe distantly … I don't really know. Who, again?"
How about when asked, "Who did that?" "Not me, nope, not me, for sure, not me."
Sometimes people are afraid to tell the truth. Samuel Goldwyn said, "I don't want any yes-men around me. I want everybody to tell me the truth even if it costs them their jobs."
I've seen people lie so much that they get all mixed up in the lies. Keeping it all straight can be quite a task. Bette Midler said, "I never know how much of what I say is true."
Marriages and close relationships are filled with these kinds of dilemmas. We were getting dressed recently to go to a big gathering. I said to my husband, "Do I look too chubby in this?" He looked at me and said, "Do you really think I'm dumb enough to answer that question?" We had some good laughs over that, but I never did get an answer. He didn't want to lie, I guess.
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Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Cliff Keen Arena)
Score: #3 Michigan 439.20, No. 8 Penn State 432.30
Records: U-M (18-0, 11-0 B1G), PSU (13-2, 2-1 B1G)
Next U-M Meet: Saturday, March 22 -- vs. UIC (Crisler Center), 7 p.m.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The No. 3-ranked University of Michigan men's gymnastics team collected a wire-to-wire win over the No. 8 Penn State Nittany Lions Friday (March 14) inside Cliff Keen Arena with a team score of 439.20 to Penn State's 432.30. Four different Wolverines secured individual-event titles, while U-M tallied a new season high on high bar with a 73.45 as the Wolverines remain undefeated on the season.
In the first rotation, the reigning Big Ten Gymnast of the Week, junior Stacey Ervin (Taylor, Mich./Truman), brought home U-M's first event win on the day with a 15.55. The junior nailed his double Arabian layout on his final pass to aid in the Wolverines scoring a 74.60 on the event.
In rotation two, senior Sam Mikulak (Corona del mar, Calif./Corona del mar) scored a new career high on pommel horse with a 15.50 for his first event title in his career on the apparatus in his final competition in Cliff Keen Arena. Classmate and captain Matt Freeman (Canton, Mich./Plymouth) took fourth on the event with a 14.85 as the Wolverines scored a 73.85 and led 148.80-135.60 after two rotations.
After a 74.25 on rings that featured a 15.30 from senior Jordan Gaarenstroom (Laguna Hills, Calif./Halstrom), the Maize and Blue moved to vault, where sophomore Konner Ackerman (Des Moines, Wash./Mount Rainier) earned the second vault title of his career with a Kasamatsu 2 1/2 for a 15.15, his highest score of the season. Mikulak followed with a 15.05 on the event to take fourth, as U-M scored a 72.85 and led by 6.85 points.
The Wolverines earned an event sweep on parallel bars, led by junior Nick Hunter (Canfield, Ohio/Canfield) and his event-winning 14.90, but scored only a 70.20 on the event to open the door for PSU, which countered with a 73.30 on high bar to cut the U-M advantage to 3.75 heading into the final rotation.
However, the Wolverines answered the call in the final rotation on high bar with the season-best 73.45. Hunter led the charge once again for U-M with a 15.00 to take third, while Ackerman (14.90) took fourth to seal the win.
U-M finishes up regular-season competition Saturday (March 22) in with Senior Night inside the site of the 2014 NCAA Championships, Crisler Center, as the Wolverines play host to the UIC Flames. Meet time is slated for 7 p.m.
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FLOOR EXERCISE (74.60) Anthony Stefanelli 14.85 (3) Tristian Perez-Rivera 14.75 Hub Humphrey 14.80 Stacey Ervin 15.55 (1) Sam Mikulak 14.65 POMMEL HORSE (73.85) Nick Hunter 14.75 Matt Freeman 14.85 Nolan Novak 14.40 Dylan James 14.35 Sam Mikulak 15.50 (1) STILL RINGS (74.25) Matt Freeman 14.50 Jordan Gaarenstroom 15.30 (3) Alex Bubnov 15.25 Colin Mahar 14.25 Sam Mikulak 14.95 VAULT (72.85) Anthony Stefanelli 14.60 Konner Ackerman 15.15 (1) Paul Rizkalla Jr. 14.85 Tristian Perez-Rivera 13.20 Sam Mikulak 15.05 PARALLEL BARS (70.20) Mark Panhorst 13.15 Jordan Gaarenstroom 14.85 (2) Tristian Perez-Rivera 12.70 Nick Hunter 14.90 (1) Sam Mikulak 14.60 (3) HIGH BAR (73.45) Matt Freeman 14.10 Konner Ackerman 14.90 Stacey Ervin 14.75 Nick Hunter 15.00 (3) Sam Mikulak 14.70 ALL-AROUND Sam Mikulak 89.450 (1)
• Michigan competed without senior co-captain Syque Caesar (rest).
• Four gymnasts set new career highs on the day: Mikulak on pommels, Gaarenstroom on parallel bars and Ervin as well as Hunter on high bar.
• Sam Mikulak won the Newt Loken Award for his performance on pommel horse.
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If you had to nominate one modern technology as a mind reading device, the fMRI looks like a good bet. By measuring blood flow fMRI can track activity in your brain, and this opens the window to your mind - it may even allow us to figure out what your eyes are seeing at any given moment. The ATR Computational Neuroscience Laboratories in Kyoto, Japan is able to show a geometric pattern to a test subject and then have a computer program recreate that image by analyzing brain activity gathered by fMRI (NIPS 2009). Scientists at UC Berkeley have used fMRI to study the visual cortex to encode images as brain activity and decode brain activity into images. In other words, for a given image they know how your brain will react, and for a given brain reaction they know the image that would cause it. Researchers at UCB have even managed to do the same with video - their decoding system can create a rough facsimile of what a subject was watching at the time. This is incredible! I had a chance to talk with Jack Gallant of UC Berkeley about these attempts to see what the brain sees. While this technology is still in its very early stages, the work already finished is truly astounding. Check out a video discussing ATR, and pics of research from UCB after the break.
fMRIs have been used in several different attempts to "read minds". Carnegie Mellon is working on a system that can track how your brain responds when you see different words. When you read "apple", the CM fMRI can measure your brain activity and know you weren't looking at "badger" or "football". Similarly, Microsoft Research has used EEG to categorize which kinds of images you are watching (an animal versus a face, for instance). They may use the technology to help automatically tag images at high speeds. Work at ATR and UCB, however, is a step in another direction. These are the groups which are asking: "if I can monitor your brain, can I reconstruct the image that was on your retina?" They are actively pursuing a means to take brain activity and translate it into something other humans could look at and understand.
The work at UCB, headed by Jack Gallant, has been underway for several years. He, Thomas Naselaris, and colleagues determined how a random image from a database of thousands could be viewed by a subject and then identified by a computer program that monitored brain activity through fMRI (as published in Nature, 2008). In September of 2009 they took that work one step further and developed the means to use semantic, structural, and prior information to accurately reconstruct an image (as published in Neuron). Were you staring at a house on a river? UCB's computer program can use structural and semantic clues to figure this out and choose among a set of prior images which agree with the one in front of you. It may not be the same house on a river, but it will look close.
The semantic input is an interesting twist. As with the work done at CMU and Microsoft, UCB's work shed some light on the function of voxels (volumetric pixels, basically a 3D section) in different locations in the brain. Groups of voxel in the brain could be used to process a particular kind of visual structure, another group could be used to categorize a particular set of objects. While Gallant is adamant that fMRI is actually a clumsy tool ("we only work with it because it's the best we have") it can help scientists label patterns of voxels as coding for different kinds of images. Look at a face and one part of your brain lights up, look at a truck, and another part is activated. Get enough such semantic voxels labeled, and you've got a good tool to help identify any image you might show a subject. It seems likely that the first mind reading machines of the future will need to use such voxel-based semantic clues to help them guess what you're seeing.
What I really find exciting about the research at UCB, is that they've already started to decode moving images. As reported at the Society for Neuroscience, Shinji Nishimoto (part of Gallant's team) showed test subjects a long series of videos (hours of DVD trailers) while recording their brain activity with fMRI to understand how the brain encodes video data. A computer program then took this encoding process and used it to guess how the subject's brain should respond to other videos (taken from YouTube). According to Gallant, the total length of this YouTube footage was equal to about 6 months of continuous video. That's a lot of "Charlie Bit my Finger!"
So now you have a computer program that knows pretty well what each video in its collection should do to someone's brain if they watched it. What do you do next? You show a test subject a completely new video ("the target"). The computer reads their brain and says, which of my video clips best fits this new activity? It finds the best matching one second clip of video and puts it into a compilation. As the subject keeps watching the target video, the computer is assembling this Frankenstein's Monster of clips. The end result is a movie montage that jumps back and forth among thousands of videos. That montage, surprisingly, gives a fairly accurate portrayal of what the test subject saw in the target.
According to Gallant, fMRI is really limited in its spatial and temporal resolution. You can't get much better than one second, and the voxels aren't as small as neurons. Still, the fact that we can scan a brain and reconstruct what they are looking at in any form is astounding. Whatever technology replaces fMRI with better resolution is only going to increase the accuracy of these reconstructed images.
As always when computers are reaching towards your brain, the fear of invasion of privacy becomes paramount. We've already seen how governments are planning to use brain scans in security checks, could they start judging us for what we see? Could they even know what we are dreaming?
Possibly yes, but not yet. Brain scanning science is still in its (rather lengthy) infancy. And fMRI, the best technology at this point for reading brain activity, requires you to hold perfectly still in a huge machine with powerful magnets. Not the sort of thing you could secretly install in someone's home without them knowing. One day, though, it's possible we'll engineer a device that can really capture exactly what you are seeing (or imagining) and record it. Memories could be recorded directly. Maybe even more abstract concepts could be observed - ATR is working to categorize visual art by the way that it stimulates brain activity. Once we get machines to look inside our brains its only a short hop to getting our brains linked together. Borg, here we come!
[image credit: UC Berkeley]
[screen capture and video credit: NTD World News]
[sources: Nature, Neuron, Jack Gallant, ATR Website (Google Translated), NIPS]


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It doesn't drone exactly , more of a growl! But it peaks at 107dba at 3/4 max rpm so it's to loud for track days too
Totally exellent Mark.
I think with all that power and no weight it's a bit of a beast.
You said your injectors are almost maxed out. is that 80% at full WOT maxed , or do you really mean they are maxed out. What are your ideas on next injectors size / brand.
Any chance you could get a few runs on vid, so we can see what it sounds like. ( eh !!! ) LOL.
So what's next ??
Cheers and good luck.
Well to be frank i took the exhaust off last night, need to replace it with something more sane, its 107dba is too loud. need to source a replacement now rather than build one.
Going to fit an oil catch tank next and re-feed the injectors on the air side, tidy it up a bit. bought all the parts just need to fit them.
Injectors are close to maxing out Donutman1. so i will think about that over the winter. probably buy some in from the states
Well i sourced a replacement and ARGHHHHHH !
fitted the exhaust , and it was also to loud, its not my week !!
I am sure the s/c makes the car louder, especially now running at 10psi boost
So now i decided to start again. i ripped the old/new/replacement exhaust off right back to the cat/manifold.
Started again.. this time i have offset the centrebox from the cat to help centralise it down the tunnel. Moved it over by approx 1inch. this has helped alot.
nice offset has worked a treat
the existing silencers are glass packed and work on absorption of sound, i thought i'd change tack this time and go for a baffle box at the end. an american box, Flowmaster, uses baffles to reflect the sound and cancel soundwaves/frequencies.
Now for the tricky bit, mount, cut, tack, remove, weld, repeat.
will take some tim to get this correct again, want to be totally happy this time. I made sure i have enough 2.5" stainless bends and offsets
lets hope this time its a trifle quieter ... ie less than 107dba
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Looked into this conversion for my 318is E36, Never got it though as my car got wrote off. :( Nice to see one about.
looks like you have your work cut out for you!..
I was thinking - would it be an option to use a backbox from an existing model with a slightly larger bore i.e. a 330 or M3?? or are these bores too small also?
its not the bore of the box that is the issue. its two-fold
1 resistance or backpressure in the box
2 weight of the box
the 'performance' style boxes are lighter and have less backpressure.
considerably lighter i might add. i will weigh them tonite and let you know. also the stainless is alot more durable than mild steel
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Great. Cant wait to here more! I got the M44 Engine and you have made it look so easy to S/C it!
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I wouldnt say easy !
well it is initially to install, its how far you go i suppose
Its now going as i want to fund a v8 Z3.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Someone deliberately diverted Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and shut down communications with the ground, and the jetliner continued flying for six hours, Malaysia's prime minister said Saturday. The announcement shifted the focus of the investigation to the crew and passengers on the plane, which has now been missing for more than a week.
Prime Minister Najib Razak's statement also meant the flight path of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing could have strayed as far as the southern Indian Ocean or northwest to Kazakhstan, complicating the work of search crews who already have been scouring vast stretches of ocean seeking the plane's 12-person crew and 227 passengers.
"Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase," Najib said at a televised news conference. "It is widely understood that this has been a situation without precedent."
Officials have previously said that whoever disabled the plane's communication systems and then flew the jet must have had a high degree of technical knowledge and flying experience. One possibility they have raised was that one of the pilots wanted to commit suicide.
Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path, saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking. Earlier Saturday, a Malaysian official said the plane had been hijacked, though he added that no motive had been established and no demands had been made known.
"In view of this latest development, the Malaysian authorities have refocused their investigation into the crew and passengers on board," Najib told reporters, reading from a written statement but not taking any questions.
Police on Saturday went to the Kuala Lumpur homes of both the pilot and co-pilot of the missing plane, according to a guard and several local reporters. Authorities have said they will investigate the pilots as part of their probe, but have released no information about how they are progressing.
The plane departed for an overnight flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing at 12:40 a.m. on March 8. Its communications with civilian air controllers were severed at about 1:20 a.m., and the jet went missing - heralding one of the most puzzling mysteries in modern aviation history.
Investigators now have a high degree of certainty that one of the plane's communications systems - the Aircraft and Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) - was partially disabled before the aircraft reached the east coast of Malaysia, Najib said. Shortly afterward, someone on board switched off the aircraft's transponder, which communicates with civilian air traffic controllers.
Najib confirmed that Malaysian air force defense radar picked up traces of the plane turning back westward, crossing over Peninsular Malaysia into the northern stretches of the Strait of Malacca. Authorities previously had said this radar data could not be verified.
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really weigh at least twice her weight.
"Get ready and hold on tight," said Orthon.
Inhaling, Casey grasped the glass railing tighter and took a step forward.
"I wonder if this moving sidewalk can go faster than the one at the airport," said Mike behind her.
Casey slapped her forehead. "I don't care, as long it gets us to our destination in one piece. But,
yeah, since it's called a high-speed skywalk, that should tell you something." She didn't mean to snap
at him, but his constant questions and complaining didn't work, at least not at that moment. Nausea
rose up from the pit of her stomach. What if those UFOs, hovering over the city, really belong to
Orthon's people? Can we trust this weird man we just met when he says those are enemy ships? Maybe
Jack is better off up there than we are down here…
Mike held up his hands in surrender. "Whoa! I can understand your frustration here. You're dying
for another one of my mind-blowing kisses, aren't you? But there's no need to be like that, babe. I'll
make sure there's more of that to come in the future."
"How reassuring, sweetie pie." She blinked her eyelashes at him in a playful manner. "I'll just
forget about the alien taking us to his lair and focus on all those kisses coming my way."
He laughed.
She opened her mouth to speak, when the glass conveyor belt thingy started to roll slowly,
gradually increasing in speed.
A gust of wind hit her face as the ground rushed beneath her feet, moving at high speeds for miles
underground. It reminded her of a New York subway—except it smelled better and seemed to be free
of charge. Grasping the railing for dear life, she glanced around. The cavernous walls became a blur,
except for a tiny dot of light approaching in the distance, growing larger by the second. As they neared
the end of the tunnel, she gazed out and saw…Daylight? Is that good or bad? All Casey could think of
at the moment was that people always see lights at the end of a tunnel during those near-death
experiences she'd read and seen movies about. She knew she needed to get a grip because they weren't
dead—not yet anyway.
Still gliding through the air, Casey blinked at the sudden brightness flooding her vision. They were
heading outside on a moving conveyor belt like the kind at airports. It took a minute for her eyes to
adjust to the natural light. She brushed her hair behind her ears, but the wind blew it around again and
again. The breeze carried the scent of desert herbs, sand, and sweet, dusty earth. She glanced up at the
dazzling blue sky and felt sunshine on her face. Holding out her arms, she marveled at the speed and


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2014 World Cup: Ghana midfielder Sulley Munatri fraternizes with poor community in Maceio
Ghana midfielder Sulley Munatri spent time with the inhabitants of the poor community close to the Estadio Rei Pele in Maceio before their final training session on Thursday.
The AC Milan ace was granted permission by head coach Kwesi Appiah to fulfill his desire of fraternizing with the under privileged.
Muntari walked in the community by signing autographs and taking photos with many residents.
He brought smiles on the faces of the occupants especially the children who were delighted to be close to a prominent player.
When questioned about why he decided to visit the community, Muntari replied: "This community reminds me too much."
Muntari is not new to such humanitarian gestures as he donated to the Muslim community in Ngouni to buy PA system for the mosque during the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations.
He is expected to start for Ghana against Germany in Fortaleza on Saturday night.
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Budget ignores 'aam admi, recession, says opposition
Opposition feels the govt has done little to counter the economic recession.
New Delhi: Most opposition parties, including the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Left, on Monday said that the interim budget presented by External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee has ignored the aam admi or common man and failed to address the economic recession.
However, the ruling Congress said given the 'unenviable task' at hand, the acting finance minister has done a good job.
The chief ministers of some states, including Bahujan Samaj Party's Mayawati of Uttar Pradesh and the BJP's Raman Singh of Chhattisgarh, also criticised the budget.
Reacting to the budget, senior BJP leader LK Advani said the aam admi has been badly let down during the five years of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) rule.
Speaking after the interim budget was presented, Advani said the UPA tenure has only helped those in the top financial bracket to become multi-millionaire or billionaires.
In a statement, he said the rising prices of essential commodities have thrown the house-hold budget of the middle class and poor absolutely haywire.
"Even more agonising problem has been that of rapidly mounting unemployment, initially because of our own mismanagement of the economy, and later because of the global meltdown," he said.
The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) came down heavily on the budget with its senior leader Sitaram Yechury saying that the acting finance minister has done little to counter the economic recession.
"The interim budget, which is necessarily an account of the expenditure and revenues in keeping with the revised estimates of budget for 2008-09, has exposed the inadequate response of the UPA government to the severe impact of the global recession on the Indian economy," Yechury said.
He added that in view of economic meltdown, the "UPA government could have announced at least its intention of providing relief to the people through massive increase in public investment in agriculture, rural development, social sectors and infrastructure."
Union Home Minister P Chidambaram, who presented the previous five budgets of this government, said this year was difficult.
"He (Mukherjee) had before him an unenviable task - having to present an interim budget at the end of a difficult year caused by a global financial crisis."
"It is, however, a matter of satisfaction that the Indian economy has weathered the global crisis reasonably well and is expected to post a growth rate of 7.1 per cent in 2008-09," Chidambaram said.
According to Communist Party of India (CPI) leader Gurudas Dasgupta, "It is an election budget; it is a Sonia (Gandhi) budget and the platform of Parliament has been misused to launch the (Congress party's) election crusade."
Expressing his party's disappointment, BJP spokesperson Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said the interim budget aimed to confuse the people of the country.
"It is a temporary budget by a temporary central government and a temporary finance minister. Instead of giving any relief to the common man, the budget aims to confuse people," Naqvi told IANS.
The budget "does not reflect any economic stability and has been prepared keeping in view the upcoming Lok Sabha elections", he added.
Convenor of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Sharad Yadav of the Janata Dal-United said the government had claimed that "it has done lots of things for youth, farmers and aam aadmi (common man). Actually, it has not done anything at all for these sections".
He described it as a 'desperate budget'.
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Black Introduces Bill to Close Loophole in Health Care Law Allowing Middle Class Americans to Qualify for Medicaid
Washington, D.C.— U.S. Representative Diane Black (R-TN) introduced H.R. 2576, a bill that would close the loophole in the health care law that would allow some middle class Americans to qualify for Medicaid. Preliminary estimates from the Congressional Budget Office show that closing this loophole could save taxpayers $13 billion over ten years.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act requires states to use modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) for calculating income levels to determine eligibility for Medicaid and exchange subsidies. This new standard definition of income, which would take effect in 2014, deviates from long-standing practice in other federal assistance programs by failing to include all Social Security benefits as income. H.R. 2576 would add Social Security benefits back into the income calculation by amending the Internal Revenue Code and would not increase the number of uninsured Americans.
"When you have the opportunity to save taxpayers $13 billion, ensure the scarce resources for Medicaid go to the people with the greatest need, and unburden already strained state budgets from paying for a massive new entitlement, well that's something I think you have to do, and do quickly,"
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At a July 14 House Budget Committee hearing, Richard Foster, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Chief Actuary said of the current policy that would allow middle class Americans to qualify for Medicaid, "It just doesn't make sense."
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Hi I'm reporting a complaint on behalf of DDC Sales Inc. located at 646 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, IL 60409. My husband mentioned that he was having someone come over to clean our front room carpet by the name of Rayna Barkers. She came in trying to sell this vacuum once the carpet was cleaned. I have never heard this before because we always had random companies clean our carpets and we pay after service. She also ask for a boat load of referrals and mentioned that was required too.
She advised to me after cleaning the carpet that we were obligated to buy the cleaning system. I told her we were not told this and that she was just coming in to a a complimentary cleaning. She ask if we had a older vacuum and that she can take it and take off 718.90 the original price of the system.
Feeling trapped in a buy I decided that I had no choice and cancel the product as soon as I could do so. She advised to me that the cancellation was 30 days full refund. She came on Wednesday at 5/22/2013 and left at about 10:00pm. I called the very next day to the office to cancel and was not able to get through the number she gave me.
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I need some help because now I'm locked in with a 1700.00 valcuum cleaner that was falsely misrepresented. He was told that they carpet clean. I later found out researching the internet that this was a door to door sales scam!!!!!!!!!!I called the finance company and they have yet contacted me.
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I recently installed a new Chevy 350 crate motor into my 1988 3/4 ton truck. I have a heating problem that I cannot seem to pinpoint the problem. With the new engine, I added headers, Edelbrock Performer intake, new water pump and hoses, alumimum undersize pullys (crank, H20, & alternator), and a hypertech thermal chip with 160F thermostat. The engine currently has over 5000 miles and it gets hot (220 F) whenever I travel at speeds greater than 70, pull my 3500lb boat, or just idle for a while. Some fixes tried was install a 6 core radiator, seal (caulk) all openings around the radiator shroud, add water wetter, install a mechanical H20 guage to verify operation of OEM gauge, and installed a 6 blade fixed fanblade. None of these have worked. Any suggestions? <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
Sounds like youve pretty much replace everything the only other thing I can think of is maybe a higher pressure radiator cap and you might try some synthetic oil it helps to reduce heat.hope this helps
Change the thermostat, if it doesn't get better then change back to the regular pulley's.
She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. I've made a lot of special modifications myself.
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There are usually two problems; air flow or water flow. Sounds like you have the air flow maxed-out. If you have factory shroud, big fan and clean radiator core, that's as good as it can get. I suspect your water side is the problem. If your crank pulley is a lot smaller than stock pump may be going too slow. Only reason to use non-stock pulley sizes is to reduce power consumption in a drag race - no consideration for heating problems. The new pump you have may also be 'high performance' reduced water flow and not move enough fluid. The other common water flow problem is a defective thermostat. I suggest you try fixing things one at a time. First take out the thermostat. If it still overheats, put the stock water pump back on. Finally, put all the stock pulleys back on. I would bet that this procedure will pinpoint your problem.
I have a few more things you might try to locate the overheating problem.
1. You did not mention your anti freeze water ratio. Water absorbs more heat than anti freeze so use about 20% anti freeze to 80% water in summer and about 50/50 in winter, depending on how cold it gets where you are at.
2. Go to the auto parts store and look up the correct presure cap for the radiator, and use that. Many people will use their old cap or replace it with the same thing that was on it before which may be wrong.
3. If you have any metel coatings on the rubber hoses take them off.
4. Undersizing your pulleys is a big no no. Put the stock size pulleys back on.
5. Recheck your timing. When you rebuilt the motor you should have checked to see that the vibration damper was correct while you had the heads off. Also vacuum advance is best for a cool running engine.
6. With the engine cold, take off the radiator cap, top off the radiator with water so that it is as full as it will go. Start the motor and let it run for a few minutes. Check to see if you have any bubbles in the radiator. If you do, more than likely you have a leaking head gasket near an exhaust valve. This can also be caused by a cracked head or block, but mostly the head gasket. You can have perfect compression and still have this happen so this is important to check and doesn't cost you anything.
7. When you find the problem, let the rest of us know what the solution is. Hope this helps you out.
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The Caesars Entertainment and Starwood hotel groups have teamed up to offer reciprocal benefits across their loyalty programs, changing the hotel landscape of Las Vegas for program members.
Qatar Airways Joins OneWorld Alliance
Qatar Airways officially became the first Gulf carrier to join one of the major, global airline alliances by joining the oneworld alliance this week.
Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, Azamara Revamp Loyalty Programs
Looking for the best cruise loyalty program? The new MyCruise Rewards offers poins for upgrades and free cruises and merchandise aboard Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, and Azamara Club Cruises.
United, Marriott Link Reward Programs
United Airlines and Marriott announced the RewardsPlus program this week, offering reciprocal rewards to members of both the Marriott Rewards and United's MileagePlus programs.
Frequent Flyer Secrets: How to Fly to Hawaii for Free
Booking a free flight with miles gets you bragging rights. Make that a free flight to Hawaii and you've got unbridled joy. Our resident frequent flyer expert breaks down her most hard-won tips.
Royal Caribbean & MGM Partner on Customer Loyalty Programs
It was announced this week that brand-loyal cruisers and casino-goers just got a lot luckier. Royal Caribbean and MGM Resorts are partnering up their loyalty benefits programs.
Maximize Travel Rewards by... Shopping
We're worried. We're worried you're not raking in rewards to your fullest potential. If you dally in online shopping, you could be getting extra points and miles across many different frequent travel programs.
Top Tools for Tracking Points and Miles
There's no reason not to sign up for airline and hotel rewards programs—easier access to potential perks. But it can be tough to keep track of them all. Cue these easy-to-use online tools.
Best Frequent Traveler Program Perks
Planning a trip means compromising on luxuries like comfy airport transfers and free WiFi to get a better deal. But by paying upfront for these programs, those little luxuries are waiting for your arrival.
Virgin America Announces Elite Rewards Program
Virgin America announced big changes to its Elevate frequent flier program this week, with the introduction of an elite program.
Credit Cards Offer Exclusive Sports Experiences
What has your credit card done for you lately? To remind you why you love (to hate) them, credit cards like Citi are offering cardholders exclusive access to amazing VIP sports experiences.
Best Sign-Up Bonuses for Airline Credit Cards
Airline credit cards are offering some of the sweetest sign-up bonuses we've seen in a while, with more than 60,000 miles promised to new cardholders. These should help get you that free flight in no time.
Citi and LiveNation Partner Up, Offer Tickets for Points
Citi announced yesterday that they will partner with LiveNation to offer cardholders access to presale tickets and preferred seating, and the option to pay for tickets with their ThankYou points.
How to Donate Miles and Points to Charity
Supporting charities is always a good idea, but can't always be worked into a tight budget. It's easier than ever now to put airline miles toward a good cause, from helping kids to supporting the troops.
How to Multiply Frequent Flier Miles this Summer
Close to getting that free flight but don't have enough miles? We found a couple of special offers on now that can help get you there.
Coolest Non-Travel Perks from Rewards Programs
Once you've racked up miles on miles, how do you want to spend them? Why not on a private dinner with chef Daniel Boulud, or a session in a professional recording studio?
American AAdvantage, Marriott Rewards, and Delta AmEx Voted Best by Customers
American Airlines AAdvantage and Marriott Rewards received the ultimate seal of approval from frequent travelers last week. Both were big winners at the annual Freddie Awards.
Top Travel Rewards from Airline, Hotel, and Credit Card Programs
Spring is in the air and summer vacation is just on the horizon, making it prime time for travel rewards holders to cash in their points and miles for trips. Whether you've racked up rewards credits via airline, hotel, or credit card programs, lots of juicy trips are currently up for grabs.
Summer Deals for Frequent Flyers
If you're traveling this summer, it's time to look out for promotional deals attached to your credit card, airline miles, or hotel loyalty program; you might be surprised by the sweet deals you'll find.
The Season Begins for Reward Travel
Vacation season is fast approaching and that means travelers are cashing in rewards to book trips. According to a recent survey by Capital One, cardholders are two times more likely to redeem rewards this spring and three times more likely this summer.


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|Roper's Steam Velocipede of 1867, now at the Smithsonian
|Roper with his first Steam Carriage of 1863
His first Velocipede of 1897 used a very small steam engine, which Roper built himself. The engine was suspended from a forged iron frame -purpose-built for the machine- on spring steel strips, which absorbed many of the road shocks typical of the 'boneshaker' bicycle chassis. The front fork was also iron, and wheels were wooden with steel 'tires', 34" in diameter; water for the boiler was carried inside the rider's saddle! The engine had two pistons of 164cc capacity, each connected by a crank-arm and rod to the rear wheel. The total engine capacity was 328cc.
|Roper's patented Repeating Shotgun
|Roper with another of his Steam Carriages, ca.1867
|Drawings for the second Steam Velocipede
|Roper with his Steam Velocipede in 1895/6
|The 1895 Roper Steam Velocipede, currently in private hands.
|Roper's son Charles, wheeling the Steam Cycle from the Cambridge track after his father's death.


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Only 1.2 miles from the centre of Zaragoza and 10 minutes on foot from Delicias De Zaragoza Train Station, Pension Juana Burgos features a 24-hour front desk and rooms with TV. Rooms either offer city views or face an interior patio and they include free Wi-Fi. There are 4 shared bathrooms with a bath tub and a shower. Towels and bed linen are provided . The lively Delicias neighbourhood offers plenty of bars and restaurants. Ebro River with its charming bridges is a 20-minute walk away. You can also visit Palacio de la Aljafería, 2,789 feet from the property, or Basilica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar, which can be reached in less than 10 minutes on foot.


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I voted for "other" (Sonia Henie), because the greatest lady skater of all time has to have won the Olympics AT LEAST once.
Hate to be snarky, but the Olympic Gold medal certainly hasn't made Oksana Baiul's or Tara Lipinski's figure skating career that..."influential". Well they are used as examples of what not to do now, so that is influential...but not in a good way.
One could also argue that Kurt Browning is more influential than most of the men out there, even though he never even won an Olympic medal...but I guess according to some people the Olympic silver and Bronze medal is the same as not winning a medal at all.


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Young Honeys is a family hair and beauty salon, designed to cater for the entire family to make the overall experience of getting your hair and beauty treatments done much more convenient.
Owners of Young honeys know only too well the difficulties faced when going to the hairdressers especially if you have children with you. They have created a new concept in hairdressing that takes the strain away from hairdressing with children and created an environment that is entertaining convenient and fun for both children and adults. A family hair salon specialising in beauty haircare and cuts, a one stop shop for the entire family where everyone will be excited to visit. As we at Young Honeys have children ourselves we know how hard it is to find somebody who is patient with children and able to put them at ease because not all children enjoy getting their hair done and parents often have to go to several places to get har and beauty treatments done.


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Please see our Do's and Don'ts Section for spray tanning tips. Before and After Care for the most flawless airbrush tan.
Flawless Beauty Memberships are perfect for anyone who wants to save money on both airbrush tanning and makeup applications. These different memberships have various benefits depending on what you would use and how often you would come in for a service.
Child Policy – Children under the age of 14 are not allowed to be unaccompanied in the lobby (or anywhere in Flawless Beauty Bars) during an airbrush tanning appointment. Children under the age of 14 are not allowed in the tanning rooms during a tanning service.
Cancellation Policy – We require 24 hours' notice for all cancellations. You will be charged half the price of the appointment that you scheduled, and if the appointment is considered a 'no-show' (canceled after your appointment time) you will be charged the full price of the service. We will make exceptions if we can re-schedule you the same day or we have a waiting list and we can fill your appointment slot.
Memberships and series packages will be charged a cancellation fee as well.
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- Jr Technician $35
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- 5 sessions original – $200
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- Single Make-up Application – $65 and up
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- Sequoia Leopold (owner) takes appointments by referral only, prices start at $95
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Airbrush Tanning in Kirkland and now available in our new Seattle location is the best way to have a natural glow all year. Sunless Tanning is safe and easy. The tanning appointment only takes about 20 minutes and you can usually get in the same day you call. Airbrush tans look their best on the second day so plan ahead, because you want to let the tan process for about 12 hours. See other important preparation suggestions on our FAQ page as well as Solution Information.
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Kevin O'Leary Went Off On TV Again. It Was Awkward (VIDEO)
One person's economic justice is another's economic catastrophe.
The outgoing star of CBC's "Dragon's Den" Kevin O'Leary appeared on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Equal Pay Day last week. Things got a little heated when he was asked about U.S. President Barack Obama's presidential memorandum asking for regulations that would require federal contractors to provide pay data based on race and gender to the Department of Labor.
The pundit, not seeming to answer the question, appeared to think that Obama had legislated equal pay.
Whatever his thinking, he launched into a series of angry rants about government hindering job creation, a subject he has pummeled away at again and again, Vice News noted.
"How does this help create one incremental job anywhere in America," the "Shark Tank" star asked in his typically antagonizing tone.
"It doesn't. It retards the process. I have no problem paying women more than men if they're better at their jobs, if they excel at what they do. There is no place for this kind of thinking.
"... By forcing all of these false manipulations on what pay should be, we are retarding the growth of America, period."
Somehow O'Leary managed to steer the discussion to the minimum wage, something which, unsurprisingly, he hates.
Host Carl Quintanilla asked, "You're not arguing there's been pay disparity between men and women in the past, right?"
O'Leary responded: "Look, I don't even agree we should have a minimum wage. Let's go back to the beginning and say let there be more jobs created because the market demands it."
It seems more and more like O'Leary isn't even listening to the questions. Instead, he simply waits for the noise to stop before spewing his favourite angry talking points.
Increasingly, he just seems like an example of outrage-for-hire who doesn't do his homework.
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Self Portrait 1975 "A self portrait I took in 1975 while at college. At that time I experimented with different portrait lighting, black and white films and development processes." Read more here.
Greenland River, 2007 "I took this photo from a Sikorsky helicopter flying into the centre of Greenland in late summer. The intense sunlight causes the surface ice to melt. The blue water absorbs more heat than the white snow and massive river systems grow within hours. The contrast of the blue water against the white ice is spectacular. Its pure pristine beauty." Read more here.
Air Show 1, 1988 This negative was on the same roll of film I lost for a decade and then processed. The deterioration of the silver nitrate introduced the unusual effect. It was a crisp fall day so that the marker exhaust smoke from the bi plane kept its resolution for an extraordinarily long time. Read more here.
Pelican, 2008 "The pastel colors of the dock scene in New Orleans make this pelican look like he was painted into the frame as an after thought." Read more here.
Life Guards, 2013 "I am constantly asked if I photoshopped out the head of the second life guard in this image. No. He simply bend down to take a bite out of his sandwich at the moment I happened to be walking down the beach in Nantucket." Read more here.
Penny Island, 2002 "There comes a moment in the late fall on a northern lake when the surface freezes. It happens in a split second. One moment you can hear the water lapping at the dock and the next complete silence." Read more here.
Kiev, 1986 'In the 1980's I visited the Soviet Union. It was several years before the Berlin Wall was torn down but trade with the west was opening up especially for PC software which I was selling. I took this image in the Ukrainian city of Kiev. There was always a sense of "big brother" is watching and people kept to themselves eyes down when they walked. A man is suspiciously watching me through the open archway door as I pulled out my Leica and started taking pictures." Read more here.
Jim Morrison, 1977 "Jim Morrison of the Doors died in a Paris bathtub on July 3rd 1971. He was only 27. Morrison was buried in a simple wooden coffin in eastern Paris at the famous Le Pere Lachaise Cemetery. I am a Doors fan so while in Paris in the 1970's I visited the grave with my camera." Read more here.
Spiral Staircase DNA, 2006 "A back alley in Boston becomes a play of light as a fire escape spiral staircase has its way with the setting sun. There is beauty in everything the sun shines on. It's why you should carry a camera wherever you go. You never know when the light will give you a gift." Read more here.
Original Zenit E, 1970 "A Zenit-E Russian built SLR Camera. I bought this camera with the money I earned washing trucks in 1970. It was my first camera. It was rudimentary by todays standards but it helped me learn the basics of exposure, aperture and focus that have served me well for decades." Read more here.
Armenian Church Worshipers, 1987 "I took this image in an ancient Armenian church in Russia. The light from the candles was sufficient to illuminate the faces of the worshipers. I used a Leica M3 and a 35mm lens with TriX Kodak black and white film." Read more here.
Archway, 2001 "This is one of the first images I ever took with a digital camera. The technology was rudimentary at that time but somehow these arches in Puerto Rico transferred into digital memory with beautiful tonality." Read more here.
Target Practice, 2007 "A spent metal shooting target sits in storage at a RAF military base in Northern England. His nickname is "Herman the German" or Figure 11 (fig.11) The light from a window struck the tarnished metal in a way that brought the imaginary soldier to life. I remember thinking that he must be immortal." Read more here.
Cape Town, 2008 "Cape Town South Africa. The sun was setting and burst through the clouds for a moment lighting up the buildings around this beach with a rich orange hue. I only captured one frame before the light completely changed again." Read more here.
Arctic Waste, 2007 "The centre of Greenland is like the moon. It's a vast lifeless nothingness and as such has its own beauty. The cost of transporting equipment to its interior is often more than it costs to replace it. Here an abandoned relic of a past exploration stands guard as a lonely testament to the men and women who stood there at an earlier time." Read more here.
Canadian students expect, on average, to graduate with $26,297 in debt. Here's a look at student debt expectations across Canada:
Canadian students expect to pay off the debt they graduate with in 6.4 years.
Compared to last year, students are relying less on the 'Bank of Mom and Dad' than in 2012 - down eight per cent (44 per cent versus 52 per cent.)
They are less likely to depend on their own savings (58 per cent versus 62 per cent) and more likely to rely on loans (55 per cent versus 49.)
Women believe they will accumulate more debt than men ($30,210 versus $22,465) and predict it will take longer to pay it off (6.9 versus 5.9 years.)


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On some level you need to get ingredients down the playing area and out of an exit, usually at the bottom in Candy Crush Saga. Here in the picture you can see cherries at the top, which have to be moved down to the bottom and out of the exits. This example is fairly simple.
The main thing to remember on these levels is to concentrate on getting the ingredients to the exit holes, sometimes at the expense of making special candies. As you progress in the game the boards get more complicated and sometimes several seemingly unrelated moves have to be made to get the ingredients down and off the board. Here is level 81.
If you look in the pink area on the left you will see there are 3 cherries to be brought down. Sometimes you will see nuts also, it depends on the level. But first you have to remove the licorice whorls and unlock the locked candies to get the cherries to the exits at the bottom.
Make specials if you can to begin with, which will help to remove the obstacles, then concentrate on getting the ingredients down. Once you get the first one off the board the next one, with luck, will drop down after your next move, so try to make your next move in an easy place, ie. the middle of the board, or away from any other obstacles.
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LAKES COUNTRY TRIATHLON: EGL's Andres records second triathlon win
Michelle Andres swam, biked and ran to a first-place finish in the Lakes Country Triathlon Sunday as 41 teams and 318 individuals competed in the event at Whipple Lake in Baxter.
Andres, of East Gull Lake, finished with a total time of 1:21:47, eighth overall. Laura Hoffman, of Edina was the second female to cross the line more than six minutes behind Andres with a time of 1:27:06, 24th overall.
"My goal today was to try and make it in at least the top ten of the guys," said Andres.
The top overall finisher was Duluth's Josh Blankenheim and he finished the swim, 17-mile bike, and 3.9 mile run in 1:15:03. Blankenheim eked out the victory by beating Marcus Stromberg, of Buffalo, in 16 seconds.
"While there were good competitors today, I was feeling good, and was able to squeak it out in the last mile," said Blankenheim. "If it would have been a three mile run I might have been in trouble."
This was Blankenheim's second time competing in the Lakes Country Triathlon. In 2008, he finished third overall with a time of 1:19:40. It was also his second Triathlon win in as many weeks as he placed first in the Lake Marion Triathlon in Lakeville last weekend.
"I really like the event, they do a really nice job, all the volunteers, and they are very vocal and friendly on the course," said Blankenheim.
For Andres it was her second win. She won the 2006 event in 1:29:04. She also placed second in 2005 and 2008.
"This was the very first triathlon I ever did," said Andres. "But I haven't done it every single year."
Along with winning this year's race, the 10th and final event of the Tri Minnesota Series, the victory also assured Andres of the top female spot in the 2011 series. Andres competed in four other Tri Minnesota Series triathlons placing first in three of them.
"I have probably done like ten races this summer, this is my last one, and then I have the Twin Cities Marathon coming up in October," said Andres. "I am signing up for the Iron Man Wisconsin next year and my ultimate goal is to qualify for the Iron Man in Kona, Hawaii.
Female Age Group Winner 1-19
Mata Agre, Corcoran, 1:38:43
Female Age Group Winner 20-24
Abby Hays, Shoreview, 1:46:49
Female Age Group Winner 25-29
Erica Oelke, Minnetonka, 1:36:42
Female Age Group Winner 30-34
Michelle Andres, East Gull Lake, 1:21:47
Female Age Group Winner 35-39
Jenna Ogston, Duluth, 1:28:47
Female Age Group Winner 40-44
Leanne Bronson, Superior, WI, 1:31:02
Female Age Group Winner 45-49
Christel Kippenhan, Bemidji, 1:28:09
Female Age Group 50-54
Sherry Lynn Hill, Thunder Bay, ON, 1:38:36
Female Age Group Winner 55-59
Bethany Collins, New Hope, 1:46:28
Female Age Group Winner 60-98
Deb Roberts, Nisswa, 1:50:42
Male Age Group Winner 1-19
Gerrit Garberich, Brainerd, 1:29:15
Male Age Group Winner 20-24
Dalton Scott, St. Cloud, 125:47
Male Age Group Winner 25-29
Mathew Des Marias, Saint Paul, 1:26:21
Male Age Group Winner 30-34
Josh Blankenheim, Duluth, 1:15:03
Male Age Group Winner 35-39
Marcus Stromberg, Buffalo, 1:15:19
Male Age Group Winner 40-44
Jamie Perry, Bismarck, ND, 1:21:48
Male Age Group Winner 45-49
Kirk Vesterstein, Duluth, 1:21:50
Male Age Group 50-54
Brian Holthus, Vadnais Heights, 1:21:14
Male Age Group Winner 55-59
Denny Ellingson, Courtland, 1:29:59
Male Age Group Winner 60-98
Neil King, Nevis, 1:29:56
Local Relay Winner
TCBX Trucking, Patrick O'Brien, Rori Stumboll, Jacob Ryan, 1:27:35
Male Relay Winner
Soles Inspired, Josh Bertelson, Scott Beesley, Andrew Prest, 1:24:51
Female Relay
TRIing… Just For Fun, Sarah Filippi, Sara Pohlman, Debra Ylinemi-Ahlin, 1:37:00
Mixed Relay Winner
Advance Physical The, Chris Haukos, Eric Hanson, Jay Johnson, 1:20:10
For complete results go to pickleevents.com
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WARx2 2014
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Release date: 5 April 2016
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text: So GM's "BMW killer" strategy is to plus-size the previous generation Nissan Altima (look at the rear 3/4 pic!), put an ugly corporate face and some boy-racer wheelarch lips on it on it, give it a Flyover Country interpretation of a nice interior, and shove a big lump under the hood. Bet it weighs over 4000 lbs! I wish somebody would "slay" BMW, because their cars have gotten massively less involving to drive and unspeakably ugly over the last bunch of years. But this one ain't gonna do it.


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Obviously Black Caviar was special in Saturday's Lightning Stakes at Flemington. Sure, it was a whirlwind fast surface, emphasised by Niconoise breaking a 15-year-old 1700-metres record in the last on the program, but Black Caviar's effort (55.42 seconds for the 1000m) to eclipse the 55.5s, established 25 years ago, by Special, Australia's first million-dollar female sprinter, was exceptional. Carrying a kilo more than Special, the champ raced the clock without a Hay List barking at her heels. Brilliant types such as Satin Shoes, at full throttle under Craig Williams, couldn't match her cruising speed. "It was probably one of the best efforts," Williams later said. Satin Shoes was beaten more than seven lengths. Certainly Black Caviar was produced at peak as a six-year-old after looking a shadow of her true self at Royal Ascot in June. What a training performance by Peter Moody. Previously, it was difficult to imagine a sprinter being any better in their prime than Todman and Vain. But they didn't go for as long as Black Caviar, now with 23 straight, and it's difficult to envisage them being so good at six. Incidentally, Special, a Flemington straight-course sizzler which also won the Newmarket and Gadsden, was a dud at stud.
A new Fireman?
Was he a punter, attracted by a champion, or just like Eddie Birchley, the ''Fireman'', who loved red-hot odds? On Saturday, the newcomer, wearing a raincoat, launched into the bookmakers at the Randwick auditorium with $80,000 cash to have on Black Caviar. He was set for $60,000, including the $20,000 David Dwyer set him for after the jump at $1.10. Birchley backed Lord Dudley in the 1975 Flemington Sires' Produce so well bookmakers were forced to post 10/1 on. Lord Dudley scored but Birchley hit the headlines again in 1980 when charged for shoplifting, including a packet of sausages.
Square in a blow
Stress on trainers has surfaced with Peter Moody over Black Caviar. Yes, it was a great team effort, but the buck ends with Moody if the champ doesn't produce what is expected. However, it doesn't compare with battlers who are trying to hold together a crock to win a race to pay the feed bill (horse and human) and, if successful, to survive the analyst's report. Go back also to the trainer who had bet too well (with SP bookmakers) and couldn't pay. Two enforcers arrived at Rosehill during trackwork to instil a little urgency into the situation and, after a quick demolition job, cleaned their shoes and straightened ties. Staggering to his feet, bleeding profusely, the trainer asked: "Does that mean we are square?'' Now that's trauma.
Kind hand
For 67 years, Bob Rowles kept the lid on the jockeys' rooms at Sydney racecourses that had the potential of being cesspools of corruption. The message to get to and from jockeys during race days is regarded as so important some jurisdictions lock them away from the outside world. Sydney had Rowles, who employed the true meaning of integrity and intelligence. He refereed bouts between George Moore and Athol Mulley as well as keeping a wary eye and ear for modern technical leaks. "Bob wasn't one to keep running to the stewards,'' said Ray Murrihy, the Racing NSW chief stipe. ''Many difficult circumstances he handled himself." There should be a hall of fame for officials such as Rowles, from whom the industry benefited so much. A few months back it was suggested to an Australian Turf Club official that a documentary be produced about him. It fell on deaf, or broke (in financial terms) ears.
Meat mania
The wits are running amok with the horse-meat scandal in Britain. ''I believe horse meat tastes like Black Caviar," is an example. Once offered a horse-meat pizza in Padua, Italy, I declined, not knowing how it had been treated.
Horse to follow
Perhaps Overreach is a tad delicate - she was late to the enclosure, led to the start by the clerk, was second last into the gates - but the raw talent displayed and the time recorded taking the Widden at Rosehill indicated a highly promising two-year-old. However, the Widden honour roll, albeit with changes to distances and venues, is hardly bristling with subsequent Golden Slipper winners.
Fast Clip, at $3.30, was 7.9 lengths from the winner in the first at Rosehill, just beating Soledad for the "award". Soledad ($3.50) finished a 6.4-length ninth in the seventh but may have got his tongue over the bit.