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Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, June 10, 1899
Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, June 10, 1899 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1899 drf1899061002 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, June 10, 1899 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] AmmcMkfCoxgress Record. VOL.. I. SDPPLEMENI TO DAILY RACING FORM. CHICAGO, ILL, SATURDAY, JOKE 10, 1899. NO. 24. American Turf Congress Record SUPPLEMENT TO DAILY RACING FORM. ISSUED WEEKLY. The Record is the Official Organ of the American Turf Congress. Published for the Congress by Daily Racing Form Publishing Company. 124-196 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. Editor, F. H. Brunell. CHICAGO, ILL., JUNE 10, 1899. List Of Licensed Trainers. LIST OF LICENSED TRAINERS. Covington, Ky., March 15, 1899. The .following named persons have been granted Trainer's licenses for the year 1899 : Atchinson, Walter, Arthur, James, Aiken, J. F., Anearn, Patrick, Brown, John, Benson, L. W., Brown, George H., Brown, J. E., Boyle, Charles, Jr., Blardine, B., Carfield, W., Curry, Gil., Combs, J. H., Cottingham, M., Catanzaro, J., Danaher, M. T" Donohue, W. J., Adkins, John, Arthur, Frank, Ackerman, L., Brownlow, J. B. F., Batcheler, H. T., Bunbury, B. C, Banks, Taylor, Burns, Edward, Brenock, Martin J., Berry, T. M., Conrads, A., Christy, J. D., Charles, S. J., Cole, B.L., Congdon, W., Dickson, William, Dickie, Charles. Dair, W. F., DeVerne, David, Fessenden, W. C, Frisbie. Frank, Foreman, J. W., Fleming, Peter J., Faut, C. V., Garety, Michael, Griffin, W. R., Goebel, P. J., Gardner, Frank E., Huffman, John, Hogan, Michael, Hums, Thomas, Henderson, W. v., Hickok, F. H., Jones, Paul, Johnson, J. W., Jordan, M., Kelly, D. W., Kiley, Thomas, Licalzi, T., Leonard, H., Louis, F., Leary, D. J., Loftus, P. J., McPherson, John, McMillan, J. D., McCarthy, J. F., McKinley, J. W., McCafferty, A. C, McXaughton, James, Miller, J. J. Mahone, C. E., Malone, P. J., Miller, D. B., Marklein, J. J., Miles, P. J., Moon, Edward, Marks, R. W., Neal, John, Nepper, Thomas, O'Connor, Walter, O'Neall, J. W.. Ratledge, W. J., Redfiehl, J. L., Rice, J., Riddle, H., Rector, Frank, Stewart, J. T, Steward, C. W., Sellers, J. J., Shadley, W. H., Snarley, W. H., Sweeney, J. B., Scully, W. O., Schorr, John, Thornton, J. A., Vincent, Benjamin, Wright, W. A., Walker, William, Williams, Scott, Wood, F. T., Wallace, A. J.. Williams. L. S., Weston, A. G., DeWitt, C, Fleming, James, Fitzgerald, Edward, Forbes, George, Forsythe, R. B., Fisher, F. M., Gass. James, Guyman, H.; Gardner, William, Gibson, Hart, J., Herman, John, Hughes^V., Heiter, W. I., Hutchinson, W. C, Howell, J. W., Johnson, C. A., Johnson, J. A., Jordan, W. J., Kelly, P. T., Kuntz, M. L., Kyle, John, Lister, W. W., Laswell, William, Leighton, C, Lyles, W. W" McConnell, E. T., McCafferty, Charles, McAvoy, J. H.. McLaughlin. A. B., McKinney, W. F., McCue, W. W., McHale, T. J., Missud, Alfred, Macheca, J. R., Morgan, H., Mayberry, John, Miles, Thomas, Meehan, J. I\, Maddox, R. E., Murkett, A., Naylor, John, Newman, John, Oliver, W. L" Poole, G. W., Robinson, H., Roller, W. H., Rowe, Charles, Rome, R., Reid, C. B., Stevens^J. D., Sibley, H. A., Settle, Thomas, Swarthout, E. R., Shenatt, Thomas, Sproul, G. O., Stanton, P., Troxler, J., Tucker, J. C, Vestal, Charles, Wallace, W. M., Whitman, C, Webb, W. S., Witherspoon, J. H., Woodard, W.T., Jr., Weir, P. T., Zimmer, A. E. C. Hopper, Secretary. Covington, Ky., April 27. The following additional Trainers' licenses have been granted : Becker, P., Dunne, P., Blakely. A. G., Corrigan, E., Ezell, L. H.. Kittleman. F. J., McHugh, J. H., Randall, W. D" Ryan. P., Shields, A., Williams, R. D. Carroll, John, Doss, F. W. Covington, George, Earnshaw, J. B., Jennings, W. B., Landsberg, E., McDonald, P., Ryan, T. H., Sanders, C. F., Taylor, F. M., E. C. Hopper, Secretary. List Of Licensed Jockeys. LIST OF LICENSED JOCKEYS. • Covington, Ky., March 15, 1899. The following named persons have been granted Jockey licenses for the year 1899: Aker, Charles, Boland, J., Brown, J., Bullman, J. J" Beauchamp, William, Cairns, Robert, Combs, C, Coylie, John. Cunningham, John, Coburn, William, Dunn, M., Dingley, W. P., Daly, J., Doane, F. S" Devin, F., Frost, W., Foucon, E., Flick, G. F., Gilmore, R. J., Gray, L., Guitiers, M., Higgins, J. J., Harshberger, J. W., Hothersall, J. W., Henry, David, Holmes, W., Irven, J. E., Jones, Willie, Johnson, S., Keenan, Joseph, Kidd, Charles, Kitley, T., Brendle, John, Brophy, Richard, Burns, Thomas, Boyd, J., Bassinger, Irving, Clerico, John, Cowman, Frank, Crowhurst, Richard, Cummings, W. H.. Cooper, Siney, Dupee, James, Dean, W., Dugan, John, Daily, Frank, Ellison, George, Flick. Robert, Frawley, George, Gatewood, John, Gisbourne, F., Gray, C. R., Houck, Charles, Hennessy, Michael, Higgins, E. T., Holden, George, Hahn, J.. ♦Hothersall, James, Elmer, Johnson, C, Jordan, Philip, Jackson, Lee, Kelly, J.. Kuhn, Charles, Kiley, Walter, Kelly, Michael, Loullier,J., Landry, F., Lawless, Frank, Lines, C, Martin, W. H., Murphy, Tim, Macklin, C. Mason, R. J., Michaels, M., Moody, Thomas, Morris, William, McCarferty-J. J., McKinney, Thomas, Narvaez, W., Nutt, William, Odom, George, Powell, I., Pierce, George, Peterman, S., Porter, V., Rutter, Frank. Rietz, Alexander, Rigby, B., Reiff, J., Shaw, W illiam, Slack, John, Southard, Edward, Shepard, B., Spencer, Henry, ♦Scherrer, Joseph, Stimpson, Earl, Trimietts, Thomas, Tuberville, Frank, Thorpe, C. A., Tally, Henry, Taylor, W., Tully, Edward, Vandusen, Charles. Wilkins, John, Watson, William, Williams, W., Wood, William, Young, Joseph, Kerin, Joseph, Kenney, Mike, Lew, Charles, Lamley, John, Lendrum, B. G., Lynch, John, ♦Lonhart, Charles, Mattier, Louis, Maher, Daniel, Myers, James, Mitchell, C, Mooney, W., Murphy, T., McCann, James, McKeand, Elmer, Martin, Henry, Neal, G., O'Leary, Frank, O'Connor, W., Penn, William. Porretto, Albert, Powers, Thomas, Piggott. Joseph, Rigby, W. J., Ross, E., *Romero, Rafael, Roullier. C, Songer, A., Stevens, G., Sloan. Cass., Shields, John, Shields, Henry, Snider, George, Sheppard, Raymond, Turner, Nash, Tanner, George, Tabor, J., Taylor, S., Thompson, J. C, Utter, L. M., Vitatoe, Henry, Woods, J., Weber, iL, Wilson, William, *To ride for his stable only. E. C. Hopper, Secretary. Covington, Ky., March 30. The following have been granted jockey licenses since last report : Bennett, F., Cole, Charles C, Ellis, E., Glover, Thomas F., Hanna, Robert, Jones, Eddie, Livermore, Joseph, Rathbone, R. R., E. C. Hopper, Secretary. List Of Licenses Refused. LIST OF LICENSES REFUSED. Covington, Ky., March 15, 1899. The following named persons have been refused Jockey licenses for the year 1899 : Blake. W., H., Clay, Calvin, Smith, L., Combs, C. Hannawalt, George, Sullivan, R. S., Burns, J. J., The following named persons have been refused Trainer's licenses for the year 1899 : Oppenheimer, F. E. C. Hotper, Secretary. Racing Dates Of 1899. RACING DATES OF 1899. St. Louis, Mo May 13— Latonia, Ky May 23— June 24 Harlem (Chicago) May 30— Highland Park (Detroit) Aug. 14—26 Harlem Jockey Club. HARLEM JOCKEY CLUB. Presiding Judge— Col. A. W. Hamilton. Starter— Richard Dwyer. Secretary— M. Nathanson. Room 1, 130 Adams Street, Chicago, 111. Chicago Racing Association. CHICAGO RACING ASSOCIATION. President— Ed. Corrigan. Vice-President— James M. Davis. Secretary— Harry Kchl. Chicago, 111. Crescent City Jockey Club. CBESCENT CITY JOCKEY CLUB. President and General Manager— C. S. Bush Secretary— Sheridan Clark. 735 Gravier Street, New Orleans, La. Tennessee Breeders Association. TENNESSEE BREEDEBS ASSOCIATION. President— V. L. Kirkman. Secretary— J. W. Russwcrm. Nashville, Tenn. Board of Directors— May Overton, Andrew Marshall, A. H. Robinson, V. L. Kirkman J. W. Russwurm. Washington Park Club. WASHINGTON PARK CLUB. President — George Henry Wheeler. First Vice-President— Samuel W. Allerton Second Vice-President— Henry J. Macfar-land. Third Vice-President— Charles D. Hamill. Fourth Vice-President— George E. P. Dodge Treasurer— John R. Walsh. Secretary— James Howard. Wellington Hotel, Chicago, HL Racing Stewards— D. Mark Cummings, Gus-tavus A. Schwartz, Frank S. Gorton, John Dupee, Charles J. Barnes. Executive Committee— George Henry Wheeler, Samuel W. Allerton, Henry J. Macfarland, Charles D. Hamill, George E. P. Dodge, John R. Walsh, John Dupee, Frank S. Gorton, Robert W. Roloson, Albert S. Gage, Gustavus A. Schwartz, D. Mark Cummings, J. Henry Norton. The first six are ex-officio members. New Memphis Jockey Club. NEW MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB. President— S. R. Montgomery. First Vice-President— F. G. Jones. Second Vice-President— Napoleon Hell. Third Vice-President— R. B. Snowden. Fourth Vice-President — O. H. P. Piper. Treasurer— John M. Peters. Secretary— M. N. Macfarlan. Room No. 2, Cotton Exchange Building. Executive Committee— A. S. Caldwell, George Arnold, C C. Cowan, Dr. Kennedy Jonee S. R. Montgomery, ex-officio. Highland Park Jockey Club HIGHLAND PARK JOCKEY CLUB President— Merrill B. Mills. Vice-President — John W. Price. Treasurer— George M. Hendrie. Secretary— Walter O. Parmer. Detroit, Mich Executive Committee — George M. Hendrie. John W. Price, Walter O. Parmer. Queen City Jockey Club. OUEEN CITY JOCKEY CLUB. (Wilders, Newport, Ky.) President— R. W. Nelson. Vice-President and General Manages— F. F. Fowler. Treasurer— Frank P Helm. Secretary— J G. Hanly. Assistant Secretary— Roger Sullivan. York and Southgate Streets, Newport, Ky. New Louisville Jockey Club. NEW LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB. President— W. F. Schulte. Vice-President— W. E. Applegate. Treasurer— Charles Bollinger. Secretary— Charles F. Price. Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Ky. Pacific Coast Jockey Club. PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. President— S. N. Androus. Vice-President— Henry J. Crocker Secretary— F. H. Green. Palace Hotel, Parlor A, Saa Francises, CaL St. Louis Fair Association. ST. LOUIS FAIB ASSOCIATION. President— Robert Aull. Treasurer— W. M. Lockwood. Secretary— Joseph A. Murphy. Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo. Latonia Jockey Club. LATONIA JOCKEY CLUB. President— John C. Sherlock. » Secretary— Edward C. Hopper, 235 Court Avenue, Covington, Ky. Kentucky Association. KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION. President— Col. M. M. Young. Secretary— C. F. McMeekin. Lexington, Kj Arkansas Jockey Club. ARKANSAS JOCKEY CLUB. President— 8. M. Apperson. Secretary— Joseph E. Martin. Little Rock, Ark. The American Turf Congress. THE AMERICAN TURr CONGRESS. President— S. R. Montgomery, Memphis, Tenn Vice-President— Robert Adll, St. Louis, Mo. Treasurer— O. L. Beadle?, Lexington, Ky. Secretary— E. C. Hoppee, 235 Court Avenue, Covington, Ky. American Turf Congress Members. AMERICAN TUEF CONGRESS MEMBERS. Kentucky Association, of Lexington, Ky. New Louisville Jockey Club, of Louisville, Ky. Latonia Jockey Club, of Covington, Ky. St. Louis Jockey Club, of St. Louis, Mo. Tennessee Breeders Association, of Nashville, Tenn. New Memphis Jockey Club, of Memphis, Tenn. Arkansas Jockey Club, of Little Rock, Ark. Cincinnati Live Stock and Driving Park Co., of Cincinnati, O. New Louisiana Jockey Club, of New Orleans, La. Pacific Coast Jockey Club, of San Francisco, Cal. -Queen City Jockey Club, of Newport, Ky. Washington Park Club, of Chicago, 111. ■Chicago Racing Association, of Chicago, 111. Highland Park Club, of Detroit, Mich. Harlem Jockey Club, of Chicago, 111. Committee on Appeals. E. F. Clay, Paris, Ky. Gen. W. H. Jackson, Nashville, Tenn. George G. Perkins, Covington, Ky. Committee on Licenses. Jos. A. Murphy, 23 Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal. -Jab. H. Rees, Memphis, Tenn. E. C. Hopper, 23 Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal. Committee on Rules. Jos. A. Murphy, 23 Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal. L. P. Tarlton, Lexington, Ky. E. C. Hopper, 23 Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal. Page [2] Changes In The Rules. CHANGES IN THE RULES. As compared with 1898, the American Turf Congress Racing Rules for 1899 show a great many changes, some very important, others only matters of editorial rearrangement. In line eijrht of rule 12 the word "course" is stiickeu out. In line four of the second paragraph of rule 19 the word "Association" is stricken out. In line three of rule 26 the words "Any Member" is substituted for "Association," and the rule is amended by adding "unless with written consent of the official or association from whose decision the appeal is made." Rule 30 was amended by adding "And any maiden which has been disqualified after having finished first, is still a maiden, although bets may have been paid on it as the winner." Rule 31 was amended by inserting the word "involving" before "admission" in line two. Part of paragraph three of rule 98 was made rule N which reads as follows : "Declarations in sweepstakes shall be made in the same manner as is provided for making entries therein to the Secretary, who shall record the day and hour of its receipt, and give early publicity thereto." The remaining paragraphs of rule 98 were made rule 95, the words "purse races" being stricken from the paragraph governing the division of declaration fees between the second and third horses. Rule 99 was made rule 96 and amended by substituting "Member of the Congress" for "Association" and adding. "Any Secretary who shall fail to enforce this rule shall be fined one hundred dollars." Rule 100 was made rule 97. Rule 101 was made rule 98 and amended by inserting "or other arrears" after "order" in line one, and by inserting "its collection shall no longer be enforceable" in line three, and amended by inserting the words "to a purse that is run off" before the words "shall not" in line four. Rule 86 was made rule 68. Rule 96 was made rule 69 and amended by adding "but when from any cause a race is not run all stake, declaration or entrance money, if any paid, shall be returned." Rule 70 reads as follows : "Every entry in a purse race must be in the name of a person having ownership in the horse, and must be made in writing by the owner or trainer, or some one deputed by him ; but the full name of every person having an ownership in a horse, or, excepting the trainer's per cent., any interest in its winnings, must be registered with the Secretary or Clerk of the Course before it starts at any meeting, as must be every change in sueh ownership or interest thereafter made during that meeting. Any failure to comply with this rule shall be punished by fine or suspension, and if an objection because of such defaults is duly made and sustained against a horse that has run in a race, its winnings in that race shall be forfeited tc the horse that finished next behind it." Rule 52 was amended so as to read "A selling race is one in which every horse entered 'to be sold,' if a loser, may be claimed and if the winner, must be offered for sale at public auction." Rule 54 was amended to read "Owner includes part owner, but an interest in the winnings only of a horse shall not constitute ownership." Rule 63 was made rule 62. Rule 69 was made rule 63. Rule 75 was made rule 64 and amended by adding the words "but an entry in any race may be corrected." Rule 77 was made rule 65 and amended so as o read "Joint subscriptions and entries may be made by two or more owners." Rule 80 was made rule 66. Rule 85 was made rule 67. Rule 64 was made 71. Rule 92 was made rule 72 and amended so as to read: "Every horse entered for a purse must be a 'starter' unless it should be declared out." Rule 93 was made rule 73 and amended to read after the word because, "of his failure to pay the jockey fee for that race." Rule 94 was made rule 74. Rule 65 was made rule 75. Rule 66 was made rule 76. Rule 67 was made rule 77 and amended by inserting after the word "horse" in line two, "or of the engagement, or by a duly authorized person." Rule 74 was made rule 78. Rule 72 was made rule 79. Rule 76 was made rule 80 and the words ''in a stake" inserted in line one after the word "declaration." Rule 82 was made rule 81 and amended by adding after the word "transferee' in line six, "except, however, the conditions of produce races or races for which nominations of the als are made, may provide that the nominator ball be released from further liability by filing, prior to a time therein fixed, the proper evidence of the transfer, by public or private sale, of his entry and its engagement in that race." Rule 83 was made rule 82. Rule 84 was made rule 83. Rule 70 was made rule 84. Rule 71 was made rule 85. Rule 88 was made rule 88 and amended by substituting the word "sweepstakes" for "race" in line one. Rule 81 was made rule 88. Rule 95 was made rule 89 and amended by substituting "any person" for "parties." Rule 91 was made rule 90 and ameuded by inserting the words, "and its jockey fee for a losing mount," in line three. Rule 89 was made rule 90. Rule 90 was made rule 92. Paragraph four of rule 98 was made rule 93. Rule 102 was made rule 99. Rule 103 was made rule 100 and amended by inserting "of a horse or engagement" in line one after the word "transfer." Rule 104 was made rule 101. A new rule, 105, was enacted which reads as follows: "No jockey, except when riding for his contract employer, shall be weighed out for any race unless there has been deposited for him with the Clerk of the Scales the fee for a losing mount in that race ; and the Clerk of the Scales shall pay over the money so deposited to the jockey unless he has notice to the contrary. The failure to so deposit this fee for the jockey engaged for any horse, shall declare it out of the race." Rule 106 was made rule 103. Rule 107 was mado rule 104 and amended to read as follows after the word "judges" in line three "or his horse shall be declared out of the race. No person shall be admitted to the weighing room except owners, trainers and jockeys." Rule 108 was made rule 106. Rule 109 was made rule 107. Rule 110 was made rule 108. Rule 111 was made rule 109. Rule 112 was mado rule 110. Rule 113 was made rule 111. Rule 114 was made rule 112. Rule 115 was made rule 113. Rule 116 was made rule 114. Rule 117 was made rule 115 and amended by substituting the words "this rule" for the words "these rules" in line one of paragraph five. Rule 118 was made rule 116. Rule 119 was made rule 117. Rule 120 was made rule 118. Rule 121 was made rule 119 and amended to read as follows : "A horse should bring in its weight out, and if short of it by two or more pounds, it shall be disqualified." Rule 122 was made rule 120. Rule 123 was made rule 121. Rule 124 was made rule 122 and amended by substituting the word "judges" for the words "officers of the association" in line seven of paragraph two, and by substituting the word "such" for the word "the" in the concluding sentence of the same line. Rule 125 was made rule 123. Rule 126 was made rule 124. Rule 127 was made rule 125. Rule 128 was made rule 126. Rule 129 was made rule 127. Rule 130 was made rule 128. Rule 131 was made rule 129. Rule 132 was made rule 130 and amended by inserting the words "making the dead heat" after the word "horses" at the termination of line five of paragraph one. Rule 133 was made rule 131. Rule 134 was made rule 132. Rule 135 was made rule 133. Rule 136 was made rule 134. Rule 137 was made rule 135 and amended by substituting the words "the horses making the dead heat" for the words "both horses" in line two of paragraph one. Rule 138 was made rule 136. Rule 139 was made rule 137. Rule 140 was made rule 138. Rule 139 is a new rule and reads as follows : "An objection to a horse that has run in a race on the ground that it was not trained or ridden by a licensed trainer or rider, or that the names of all those having an ownership in it or an interest in its winnings have not been registered with the clerk of the course, as required ' by rule 70, must be made not later than the day after that upon which the race was run." Rule 141 was made rule 140. Rule 142 was made rule 141 and amended by substituting the words "as to the age" for the words "of the mouth" after the word "fit" at the beginning of line four. Rule 143 was made rule 142. Rule 141 was mado rule MS. Rule 145 was made rule 144. Rule 146 was made rule 145. Rule 147 was made rule 146. Rule 145 was made rule 147. Rule 149 was made rule 148. Rule 150 was made rule 149. Rule 151 was made rule 150. Rule 152 was made rule 151 and amended by striking out the first seven lines, except the words "if sold" at the termination of line seven, and substituting therefor the words, "every horse entered 'to be sold' that runs in a selling; race shall, if the winner, be sold at public auction immediately after the race, and one-half of any surplus over the selling price shall go to the second horse and the other to the association." Also by substituting the word "the" for "all" before the words "other horses" in the section in relation to claiming. Also by striking out the words "as to who he is claiming for" in the concluding line and substituting therefore the words "that he is doing so." Rule 153 was made rule 152. Rule 154 was made rule 153. Rule 155 was made rule 154 and amended by striking out the words ""and the horse shall be disqualified for all races" and substituting therefor the words "as shall be the horse also." Rule 150 was made rule 155 and amended by inserting after the words "horse in such race" in line four the words "or attempt by intimidation to prevent any one from running a horse in any race for which it is entered." Rule 157 was made rule 156 and amended so as to read as follows : "Any person who fails to pay for a horse bought or claimed in a selling race within fifteen minutes after the sale or claim has been made, shall forfeit his right to the horse, and shall be fined, suspended or ruled off by the judges; but the owner may still require that the horse shall be taken aud paid for by the purchaser or claimant, who. if he fail or refuse to do so, shall be suspended until he makes good his default to the owner." Rule 158 was made rule 157. Rule 159 was made rule 158. Rule 160 was made^rule 159. Rule 161 was made rule 160. Rule 162 was made rule 161. Rule 163 was made rule 162. Rule 164 was made rule 163 aud ameuded by adding a fifth paragraph which reads as follows : "In estimating the value of a series of races in which an extra sum of money is won by winning two or more of the series, the extra sum shall be estimated in the last race by which it was finally won." Rule 165 was made rule 164. Rule 166 was made rule 165 . Rule 167 was made rule 166. Rule 168 was made rule 167 and amended by substituting "to" for "of" after the words "in respect" in line two. Rule 169 was made rule 168. Rule 170 was mado rule 169. Rule 171 was made rule 170. Rule 172 was made rule 171. Rule 173 was made rule 172 and amended by inserting the words "may be fined or" in the last line of paragraph one. Rule 174 was made rule 173 and amended by inserting the word "fined" before the word "suspended" in line three of paragraph two and by striking out the words "to the Association which" in the last line of paragraph three and substituting therefor the words "to the judges who." Rule 175, part of rule 176 and rule 183 were consolidated and made rule 174, which reads as follows : "Every person that trains or rides a horse, whether his own or the property of another, on a track where these racing rules are in force, must obtain a license from the Congress to so do^is trainer, jockey or apprentice, respectively, and no horse unless so trained or ridden, shall be permitted to start in any race run on such tracks. But in cases of emergency a jockey may be permitted to ride pending action on his application ; except no rider with an apprentice's license shall be required to apply for a jockey's license until after he shall have ridden a winner for the first time. "An apprentice license for a boy who has never ridden a winner, may be granted for one year, or until he does ride a winner, to and upon the application of his employer, and the apprentice shall not be permitted to ride for anyone except that employer without his permission. The license shall be prima facie evidence of the employment of the apprentice." A new rule, 175, was adopted which reads as follows : "Any person who shall start a horse trained by any one not a licensed trainer, or ' permit it to be ridden by any but a licensed jockey or apprentice, shall be fined or suspended as shall also be such person who so trained or rode the horse: and if an objection is duly made and sustained that a horse which had run iu any race was so trained or ridden, then its winnings in that race shall be forfeited to the horse that finished next behind it." Paragraph "h" of rule 176 waslmade paragraph "a" and amended so as to read as foHows "Every license shall be for not more than one year and shall expire on the thirty-first day of December, next, after its issuance. The fee, which must be paid by the applicant and accompany the application, shall be for a license to a trainer, twenty-five dollars ; to a jockey, ten dollars; to an apprentice, one dollar." Paragraph "b" was amended by striking out the word "jockeys" before the word "license' in line one and the words "his service as a jockey" in line six. Paragraph "c" was amended by striking out the words "of a jockey" after the word "avocation," and substituting therefore the words "which he desires to follow." Paragraph "e" was amended by striking out the word "jockey" in line eight, and by inserting the words "of the jockey liren«e" in plaee of the words "of it" in the concluding line of said paragraph. Paragraph "f" was amended by substituting the word "one" for the word "jockey" before the word "ruled" iu line one. Paragraph "i" was made paragraph "h" and amended by substituting the words "each member of the Congress" for the words "each association in the Congress," and by substituting the word "person" for the word "jockey" in line four. Paragraph "k" was made paragraph "i". Rulo 177 was amended by substituting the word "judges" for the word "association" in line two. Rule 178 was amended by substituting the word "judges" for the word "association" in line three. Rule 184 was made rule 183. Rule 185 was made rule 184 and amended by substituting the words "declaring an entry out of" for the words "scratching an entry in" before the words "a purse" in line two of paragraph four. Rule 186 was made rule 185 and amended by substituting the words "every horse wholly or partly owned by him shall also be ruled off or outlawed, and he shall not be qualified" in place of the words "he shall not be allowed on the grounds of the course, or be qualified" in line two after the word "continues," and by adding the words "and if an entry from any person or of any horse that has been ruled off or outlawed is received, such entry shall be void, and the money, if any, paid for such entry, refunded. And any money or prize won under said entry shall be returned by the party that received it," and by amending second paragraph of said rule so that it reads as follows : "When a person is ruled off for any fraudulent practice in relation to a paricular horse, wholly or partly belonging to him, he shall return all money or prizes which such horse has fraudulently won in any race at any meeting." Rule 187 was made rule 186. Rule 188 was made rule 187. Rule 189 was made rule 188. Rule 190 was made rule 189 and amended by substituting the word "an" for the word "the" before the word "association" in line one. Rule 191 was made rule 190. Rule 192 was made 191 and amended by substituting the word "an" for the word "the" before the word "association" in line three. Rule 193 was made rule 192. Rule 194 was made rule 193. Rule 195 was made rule 194 and amended by inserting the words "or judges" after the word "officers" in line three and by striking out the words "the officers" in line six and substituting , therefor the word "them." Rule 196 was made rule 195. Rule 197 was made rule 196 and amended by transferring and adding to it all of the first paragraph of rule 198 after the word "000x80" in line three. Rule 198 was made rule 197. Rule 199 was made rule 198. Rule 200 was made rule 199. Rule 201 was made rule 200. Rule 202 was made rule 201 aud amended by striking out the words "in the timers' stand" in line four and substituting therefor the word "therein." Rule 203 was made rule 202. Rule 204 was made rule 203. Rule 205 was made rule 204 and amended by striking out all after the word "meridian" in line fourteen, down to and including the word "whomsoever" in line twenty-four. The part so stricken out being made a part of the by-laws of the Congress. Rule 206 was made rule 205. Rule 207 was made rule 206. Rule 208 was made rule 207. Rule 209 was made rule 208.


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What I Wore on Christmas
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Hi guys, I know everyone is gearing up for their New Years Eve look, (the hubs surprised me with a Black Halo Jackie O' for my birthday {this amazing green one here} that I'll be wearing when the clock ticks midnight!) but some of you have asked to see a closer look at my Christmas Eve outfit - so here you go!
I wore a metallic pleated dress from Forever 21 (get it here!), originally layered with a cropped cashmere tank (as seen in this post here) but little sis surprised me with this amazing American Apparel Rose Sweater that I've been dying for FOREVER, and it worked perfectly for the layered look I was wanting. I also wore a vintage hat (gifted from my sis-in-law, I think she wore it in a play...) and an H&M necklace. Isn't my family gorgeous? I'm so blessed.
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You look fabulous! And your family is very adorable. :)ReplyDelete
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Great family photos. Your outfit was adorable.ReplyDelete
The metallic dress is amazing and that sweater and hat are so unique and cool.
Merry Christmas.
Thanks, guys! happy happy happy holidays! xxReplyDelete
Gorgeous outfit and lovely family. Happy New Year to all of you.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. I love hearing from you guys! If you ask a question, I will be sure to respond back here. xx
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If you are you trying to maintain – or reach – that idyllic figure or physique, then look to cutting-edge solutions for support. Your ticket may be something fresh and new or may be a familiar product seen in a new light. Take, for instance, probiotics and vitamin C, a match made in heaven. New research suggests that probiotics may have a tangible effect on controlling your weight. Likewise, vitamin C helps to improve your metabolism, which may help to shed body fat.
Probiotics are live microorganisms which, when consumed in adequate amounts, provide a health benefit to the host. The beneficial bacteria in probiotics help restore the proper microflora in the GI tract and, once achieved, that mix of microbes may influence your weight. Stanford University researchers already use probiotics to help gastric bypass patients loose weight more quickly. Scientists everywhere are excited about the future of probiotics as an adjunct in weight control.
Well-known vitamin C is an electron donor for 11 enzymes involved in biochemical reactions, including those involved in energy production. Vitamin C status is inversely related to body mass; when vitamin C levels are low the ability to burn fat may be at risk. Research shows when vitamin C levels are adequate, compared to when levels are low, 30 percent more fat is oxidized (i.e. burned) during a bout of moderate exercise. Yet 40 percent of the population do not get enough vitamin C from eating fruit and vegetables, particularly citrus fruits, strawberries, melons, broccoli, tomatoes, and peppers. Impaired fat oxidation has been implicated in the development of obesity and in failed weight loss attempts.(1) However, some vitamin C is good, but more is not better. High doses of supplementary vitamin C (more than 2,000 mg daily) can cause diarrhea, gas, stomach upset, and elevated blood glucose levels.
Vidazorb® Super C, orange-pineapple flavor chewable tablets, offer a daily dose of enhanced antioxidant support from the probiotic bacteria, L. acidophilus, LA-5® and Bifidobacterium, BB-12®, along with 60 milligrams of vitamin C, a safe effective dose. Vidazorb®'s probiotics have undergone rigorous stability testing to verify optimal potency. Beneficial probiotic bacteria, along with vitamin C, just may be your ticket to lifelong weight control.
(1) Journal of the American College of Nutrition (June 2005) Strategies for Healthy Weight Loss: From Vitamin C to the Glycemic Response. Carol S. Johnston. Retrieved November 14, 2012, from http://www.jacn.org/content/24/3/158.full
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.


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London (CNSNews.com) - Environmental activists have sent letters to the heads of the largest companies in the United States, giving them one week to distance themselves from President Bush's decision to abandon the Kyoto Protocol on "greenhouse gas" emissions, or face a worldwide consumer revolt.
While American voters could express their views at the ballot box, the international environmental group Greenpeace said Friday, critics elsewhere could only do so with their pocketbooks.
Bush caused an uproar late last month when he confirmed he would not accept a treaty he said would "harm our economy and hurt our American workers."
The European Union has led protests, sending a high-ranking delegation to Washington this week. After what she called "depressing" talks in Washington, EU environment commissioner Margot Wallstrom said Thursday Europe would not allow Washington to block the process, although she added that it was too early to talk of punitive steps against the U.S.
An EU team is visiting Moscow Friday, and then Iran, China and Japan over the next few days to gauge views on how to proceed in the absence of U.S. support.
Greenpeace has sent letters to the top 100 U.S. firms on the new Fortune 500 list, topped by Exxon Mobil Corp, one of the companies environmentalists accuse of pressuring Bush on Kyoto.
The CEOs are being asked four questions - whether their company supports the ratification of the Protocol, whether it supports Bush's opposition to Kyoto, whether it will support efforts of other countries to bring Kyoto into force without the participation of the U.S., and whether it accepts the view of an international climate change panel on the reduction of greenhouse gases produced by the burning of fossil fuels.
Many scientists believe an increase in these gases is causing "global warming," which proponents believe is leading to rising sea levels and severe weather patterns. Other experts disagree.
"Greenpeace believes that consumers around the world want to know where your company stands on these questions, in order that their opinions can be fully informed when they exercise their options via the marketplace," says the letter.
'Caving in'
Greenpeace International executive director Gerd Leipold said in a related statement that while U.S. citizens could register their opinions at the ballot box, the rest of the world could only do so "via the marketplace."
"A wide range of national governments have already condemned the Bush administration for caving in to oil, coal and gas interests," he said. "We're seeking to provide means for an angry public to respond, in Europe and around the world."
Greenpeace spokesperson Susan Cavanagh said Friday the organization had yet to receive a response from any of the companies, but "certainly" expected a "positive reaction" from some.
"This has caught us all by surprise, Bush walking away from the Protocol," she said by telephone from the Netherlands. "We've jumped into gear and we're moving on the run right now. We've had a lot of calls to our office and other national offices by members of the public and other groups who are concerned.
"What we can do is facilitate their choice in the marketplace by letting people know which companies are in support of Bush and which aren't. From the level of interest we've received so far, I can imagine that people will vote with their wallets."
Cavanagh said numerous existing groups were working on a reaction to Bush's decision, while new campaigns were also forming around the Kyoto issue - "the latest one I heard about is a group in the UK called FAB - Families Against Bush."
"Some are looking to Greenpeace, others are getting out on the streets themselves."
Attempts to get reaction from Exxon Mobil Friday were unsuccessful.
The Texas-based oil giant has not hidden its antipathy for Kyoto. In a statement issued last month in reaction to Bush's decision not to cut carbon dioxide emissions, it said there were "many gaps in scientific understanding" concerning climate change.
It was time to "move beyond Kyoto and to focus on technology research and development, fundamental gaps on climate science, economically sensible voluntary actions and an international approach that addresses all of the world's people, not just the fraction covered by Kyoto," it said.
Anger, concern
Greenpeace, meanwhile, has been active on another front Friday: Six of its members occupied a U.S.-owned oil rig in the North Sea to protest Bush's Kyoto stance.
Attaching a yellow survival pod to the rig's platform, the activists vowed to stay there as long as they could, "to stop it drilling for oil and fuelling dangerous global warming which is threatening the lives of millions and flooding homes," Greenpeace UK said in a statement.
One of the team painted "Oil Kills" in large letters on one of the rig's legs.
Elsewhere, feelings have also been running high this week. Reaction has ranged from a personal attack on the president by French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, to an open letter by 10 prominent personalities, including former U.S. and Soviet leaders Jimmy Carter and Mikhail Gorbachev, urging Bush "to develop a plan to reduce U.S. production of greenhouse gases."
In Britain, a lawmaker from the Liberal Democrats said of Bush: "Not content is he with killing Texas prisoners by lethal injection, he now wants to kill thousands or millions around the world by lethal pollution."
The 1997 Kyoto Protocol calls on almost 40 industrialized countries to cut their carbon dioxide emissions by an average of 5.2 percent below 1990 levels, by 2012.
The administration opposes Kyoto because it does not bind developing nations to curb their emissions. Only industrialized countries would have quotas, but fast-developing countries like India and China may one day produce emissions that rival those of the U.S.
No industrial country apart from Romania has yet ratified the treaty, which will only take effect when nations representing 55 per cent of greenhouse gas producers do so.
Many international bodies hope Kyoto will be in force by the time a major Earth Summit is held in Johannesburg, South Africa in September 2002.


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Vetar is a novel, internationally patented device for wind energy utilization. It is characterized by two double contra-rotating rotors encased in specially constructed housing duct. This unique blend of technologies gives it unparalleled advantages over any other conventional wind turbines today.
It is highlighted with 3 following major advances:
Vetar turbine works by tricking air into going faster and then using that acceleration to create energy at the most efficient way. It is determined by three basic features:
- Highly advanced aerodynamics
- Pressure game
- Highly efficient double rotors
In other words, ducted part of the turbine is creating ring like area of high pressure around the turbine, leaving area of lower pressure behind. This works as a funnel sucking air into the turbine. Having in mind that at low speed air is incompressible, it accelerates.
This accelerated air is then used by two contra-rotating rotors which additionally accelerate each other making turbine even more efficient.
How much more efficient? Up to 5 times compared to traditional HAWTs
Urban wind turbine market is maybe one of the most underserved markets out there.
The biggest reason for this is rural nature of regular wind turbines. In other words these turbines are not designed for application in urban areas. In order to produce significant power output in conditions of low and medium winds these turbines need to have large rotors.
And large rotors require lots of space, not to mention safety concerns.
None of these is the issue with Vetar wind turbine. It makes a lot of power and does so at medium and high winds. But most importantly it does not make a lot of noise and is much safer to the urban environment.
It can be mounted at lighting poles, building roofs or even at the lawn in front of your house.
All these features make Vetar an ideal solution for urban power applications.
But this is not all.
Beside being a power device this is a piece of modern art as well.


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I love both City and nature and feel at peace hiking on many of the beautiful trails in the Bay Area/Northern California. I also love camping and weekends up in Mendocino, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, etc., exploring the City, hanging out in one of the many parks or watching the sunset with a nice bottle of wine and blanket (with someone special of course) B-) I also love just hopping on my bike and riding through Golden Gate Park, across the Golden Gate Bridge, to the Marin Headlands and back through the Presidio. There is just so much to do here that I am never bored - and I always have projects that I am working on.
I'm a Sales Program Manager for a high tech company in the Silicon Valley; own a small independent music label here in SF; am a founder/musician/producer/engineer for 2 bands. I also have an MBA and BSEE. I hope to continue to use my skills to try and improve the world (possibly in the renewable energy industry). I'm very passionate about animals, the environment and peace.
I consider myself an environmentalist. I think of the impact of what I do, walk/ride my bike/take mass transit most of the time and own a Honda Civic Hybrid for road trips.
Things that rule: Liberals, Progressives, Compassionate people, Vegans, San Francisco, West Coast, Northern California, Snowboarding, Mountain Biking, Hiking, Animals, Nature, Music, Audio, Apple, Voodoo Lab, Dolby, My Mom and Dad, Good Friends, West Coast Microbrews, Tofu, Seitan, Satan, Soy, Laid Back People, Northern California Wine, Azores, Family Guy, Cabins in Lake Tahoe with Hot Tubs on the deck, Redwoods, Sierras, Yosemite, Sequoias, the Pacific Ocean, Big Sur, Santa Cruz, Monterey, Mendocino, Pico, SF Bay Area metal/punk/etc, Pacific Northwest, Fargo (the Movie), Humboldt, Lost Coast, Fillmore, Greek Theater, Paramount, Ethiopian/Indian/Thai/Vietnamese Food, Lower Haight, Marin Headlands, Golden Gate Bridge, Presidio, Happy Hours, early mornings in my hood with a Soy Latte, Reading, Alamo Square park with a book, West Coast/SF Coffee Houses, Volcanic Rock Houses, Victorians, Pro Tools, Mesa Boogie, Line 6, Modulus, Socially Responsible Mutual Funds, balanced budgets, people who don't simply purchase products based on price alone, organic products, local farmers, Hybrids, Tesla Motors, Alternative Energy, People who share, simplicity, mass transit, biking/walking to work, BART, MUNI, protesters, Herbivore, Golden Era, Burma Superstar, Axum Cafe, Gracias Madre, camping, passion, love, goth, death, atheism, dark art/music, the colors black/green, traveling, coming home to San Francisco, Virgin Airlines, Peet's Coffee, SF Independent Coffee, Toronado, Molotov's, Lucky 13, Zeitgeist, Kilowatt, the Mission, PETA, Sierra Club, NRDC, MoveOn.org, English 80s goth bands, hardwood floors, Bay Windows, hills, waterfalls, wildflowers, subwoofers, digital audio, solving a problem, learning, questioning, fog rolling over hills, fog horns over the Bay at night, crashing waves, being creative, people who listen, people who change, peace...
Favorite Music: Metallica, Primus, Tool, A Perfect Circle, Radiohead, CAKE, The Pixies, Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Tom Waits, Jane's Addiction, Porno for Pyros, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Creatures, The Smiths, The Cure, Cocteau Twins, Hella!, Neurosis, High on Fire, Queens of the Stone Age, Jill Tracy, Fiona Apple, Dead Kennedy's, Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, Nirvana, PJ Harvey, Slayer, Testament, AFI, Ion High, Ninth Circuit, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Grateful Dead, Christian Death, Suicidal Tendencies, Green Day, Rancid, The Clash, Sex Pistols, The Ramones, Danzig, Misfits...
Favorite Movies: Pretty much anything by Pixar, Coen Bros and Quentin Tarantino, Foreign/Independent/Documentaries, Fargo, Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, No Country for Old Men, Dancer in the Dark, Fight Club, Amores Perros, Pulp Fiction, City of God, Central Station, American Beauty, Trainspotting, Fahrenheit 911, Inconvenient Truth, Pan's Labyrinth, Dixie Chicks: Shut Up and Sing, Delicatessen, Borat, The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill, Peaceable Kingdom, The Big Lebowski, Quills, Finding Nemo, The Cove, WALL•E, Toy Story, Little Miss Sunshine, There Will Be Blood, Harold and Maude, Capitalism: A Love Story, Vertigo, Humboldt County, Into the Wild, Man on Wire, Jesus Camp, Bruno, Hostel, Star Wars...
Favorite TV: Family Guy, The Simpsons, South Park, KQED, PBS, Political Shows, Local Bay Area Shows, Local Sports, Cleveland Show, American Dad, Eye on the Bay, Bay Area Backroads, CSPAN, Inside Washington, Newshour
2) Food
3) Adequate Shelter
4) A functioning body
5) A healthy planet
6) Desire to live
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Katrina Kaif was recently spotted wearing sindoor on her forehead. The news became viral and the rumours of Katrina Kaif's marriage started doing the rounds. When Katrina came to know about this, she got very hurt and started crying leaning on Salman Khan's shoulders.
According to TOI, "Katrina Kaif was caught on camera weeping her heart out, leaning on Salman's able and willing shoulders. "Why do they do this to me? Am I that kind of girl?!" she reportedly wailed. She even made frantic calls and pulled all strings to ensure the pictures and videos were not circulated. In fact, the producers, Yash Raj, quickly swung into action and blocked the videos showing the episode on the internet."
Not only this, Salman told teary eyed Katrina Kaif to chill and said that she should learn from his life. As he is the one who has faced the media's fury more than many of the actors in the industry today.
Well Katrina, this is the price you pay for being a star!
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Employment Expert Cites Strategies for Staying on the Fast Track
Feb 14, 2002
MENLO PARK, CA -- Searching for work in today's competitive market requires considerably more effort than in recent years, notes Tracey Turner, executive director of The Creative Group, a specialized staffing firm placing creative, advertising, marketing and web professionals. According to Turner, methods that may have worked in a robust economy should be replaced with more focused, aggressive strategies.
"As competition for employment intensifies, job seekers are branching out beyond obvious tools such as job-board postings and classified ads," says Turner. "They're networking harder and smarter, and using their resumes to paint vivid pictures of the value they can add to companies."
Adds Turner, "The most successful applicants thoroughly research prospective employers before initiating contact. They approach job interviews with a 'sales pitch' on how their skills and expertise can directly benefit the company."
Following are tactics that Turner says are "in" and "out" when it comes to landing a new position in 2002:
|Working the want ads
|Working a room
|Free time while job hunting
|Freelancing, volunteering or continuing your education while job hunting
|Mass mailing generic resumes
|E-mailing resumes tailored to specific companies and positions
|Listing creative job titles (e.g., "innovation guru") on resumes
|Using creative job-search strategies to identify leads
|Providing a laundry list of previous job duties on resumes
|Highlighting and quantifying specific achievements on resumes
|Waiting by the phone
|Calling potential employers
|Using business buzz words and jargon in application materials
|Using clear, simple and persuasive language in application materials
|Including references with resumes
|Preparing references for phone calls
|Cover letters addressed "To Whom It May Concern"
|Personalized cover letters that complement information on the resume and "sell" your skills
|Telling people you're "between jobs"
|Asking everyone you know if they have job leads
|Ending the interview by asking when they'll be contacting you
|Ending the interview by asking for the job
The Creative Group has offices in major markets across the United States and in Canada
and offers online job search services at www.creativegroup.com.


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Ben Marwick, University of Washington Reproducibility is one of the cornerstones of science. Made popular by British scientist Robert Boyle in the 1660s, the idea is that a discovery should be reproducible before being accepted as scientific knowledge. In essence, you should be able to produce the same results I did if you follow the method… [Read more…]
How computers broke science – and what we can do to fix it
How Windows 8.1 Changed My Online Life, But I Tweaked It
Goodbye XP, Hello 8.1
As everyone probably knows, Windows XP bit the dust (as far as being supported) earlier this year, and for us it created all sorts of havoc and expenditures. I'm not complaining, it's just part of life as we know it in the 21st century.
Without going into great detail, here are some of the things I had to do just to personalize our new computers. First, we bought a new laptop and I thought we both would be able to use it, but uh, that kind of didn't work out if we both wanted to be on it at the same time. As it was, I was "learning" to use the new computer and 8.1 at the same time. Eventually, we opted for a second one, a desktop this time.
Netplwiz to the Rescue
I freely admit that I am not good with too much fancy windows stuff that W8 added. I know it's to cater to the peeps who like swiping and all that, but I just like to KISS. First thing I did was fire up Google and search for a better way to auto login to Windows because I don't want to type in a password each time. People who take their computers out into the business world should protect theirs, but it's a pain to have to do it at home each day. By the way, I operate on the assumption that by the time I get around to learning something I am way behind, and Google has found hundreds of article on how to fix things. First thing I found was [no quotes] "netplwiz". [FREE} Here's how it works:
1. Click Start, type netplwiz, and then press Enter.
2. In the User Accounts dialog box, click the account you want to automatically log on to.If it is available, clear the Users Must Enter A User Name And Password To Use This Computer check box.
3. Click OK.
4. In the Automatically Log On dialog box, enter the user's password twice and click OK.
Make sure you read this important article at About.com with tips for logging on using a Microsoft account. Having a MS account is handy because it stays in sync with multiple computers you may be using.
Disabling Windows Swipe Screen and Charms With Classic Shell
The other irritant I found tiresome was the swipe screen and the charms. I bet they're a blessing on iPads, but not so much on a laptop with a touch screen. Having them on the desktop is a ditto. Once again, Google to the rescue with a short search that provided the solution. Classic Shell is another [FREE] program I found, and I love it! Please do take a look at their page, and like them on Facebook as well. Of course, you can get the program for free, but if you find you really like it and it saves you headaches you can donate a few bucks.


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An Evening with Sandra Cisneros
Live Talks Los Angeles
Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 8:00 PM (PDT)
Live Talks Los Angeles invites you to:
An Evening with Sandra Cisneros
in conversation with Hector Tobar
discussing her new book, Have You Seen Marie?
Wednesday, October 10, 2012, 8:00pm
(doors open at 7:30pm)
$20 Live Talks with Sandra Cisneros 8:00 pm (doors open at 7:30pm)
$40 also includes Cisneros' book
$35 Purchase copy of Cisneros' book (tax and shipping included to anywhere in the US)
The internationally acclaimed author of The House on Mango Street shares a deeply moving tale of loss, grief, and healing.
The word "orphan" might not seem to apply to a fifty-three-year-old woman. Yet this is exactly how Sandra Cisneros felt in the aftermath of her mother's passing, alone like "a glove left behind at the bus station."
What just might save her is her search for someone else gone missing: Marie, the black-and-white cat of her friend, Roz, who ran off the day they arrived from Tacoma. As Sandra and Roz scour the streets of San Antonio, the pursuit of this one small creature takes on unexpected urgency and meaning.
With full-color illustrations by artist Ester Hernandez that bring this transformative quest to vivid life, Have You Seen Marie? is a lyrically told fable for grownups that showcases a beloved author's storytelling magic. Hear Cisneros, in her return to Live Talks LA, discuss this tale that reminds us how love, even when it goes astray, does not stay lost forever.
Hector Tobar is the son of Guatemalan immigrants and a native of the city of Los Angeles. He is the former Buenos Aires and Mexico City Bureau Chief for the LA Times and shared a Pulitzer for the paper's coverage of the 1992 riots. He is currently a Los Angeles-based columnist for the paper and also writes about books, arts and culture. His most recent novel is The Barbarian Nurseries. He is also the author of the critically acclaimed novel, The Tattooed Soldier and an essay collection, Translation Nation.
In the event of the need to cancel, Live Talks Los Angeles will happily provide a credit to a future event, and thus tickets are not refundable.
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Emirates Aluminium (EMAL) held its '1st Falah Annual Corporate Awards' ceremony to officially celebrate the exceptional achievements made by the Al Taweelah smelter's top performing staff. The landmark industrial diversification project's 'Falah Campaign' has been created to recognise EMAL employees that have gone above and beyond the call of duty in the pursuit of excellence, and aims to establish winners as a shining example to "spark success" in colleagues.
Saeed Fadhel Al Mazrooei, EMAL's President and CEO, said: "The awards help to create a collaborative and inclusive workforce, where employees are encouraged to contribute and suggest ideas, promote a safe working environment and work in line with EMAL's core values. I personally congratulate the winners who has delivered outstanding performances and earned these prestigious awards. Through leading by example, our best and brightest employees are an example to us all."
Chairman of EMAL, H.E. Khaldoun Al Mubarak, EMAL Vice Chairman, Abdulla Kalban and President and CEO, Saeed Fadhel Al Mazrooei presented Falah Silver, Gold and Platinum awards to Leyson Ecuacion, Jacob Mathew, and Naseem-Ul Hasnane respectively, at an event attended by top EMAL management and employees.
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[2] https://www.albawaba.com/impact-porter-novelli
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OH MY GOD! You tested that many conditioners? Thats just insane! But my hair (and my PJ) thank you very, very much!
Hear that crash? It's me falling off the CG wagon.
And now I lust after that Umberto Gianni Curl & Twirl condish...where have people found this one? If you've used it, how is the shampoo with it? CURIOSITY!!!!!
Can I ask what styling products you used? And also, did you use the test conditioner as your leave in?
hehe my fav conditioner was on the love hate list, somehow that's appropriate
I have one question, if you can answer it. Do you think the CO Bigelow Not Your Ordinary Daily Conditioner would be ok with a sulfate and coco betaine free poo? Or would it need something stronger? TIA


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I have been on disability since April, after having a cervical surgery. I remained on disability while the doctors were trying to decide if I needed the 2nd surgery on my lumbar area, on Aug. 16 the decision was made to go forward with the surgery, I called my employer at 10 am on the 16th to let them know the decision had been made, and that I would be back to work in mid October. 2 hours later that same day, they called me to tell me I had been laid off, due to lack of work. I feel there is discrimination here, I was the only one laid off, and the phone call came and is just too big of a coincidence for me to believe the reason to be true. Do I have a case?
You may. The timing is very suspicious. I would consult with an attorney at your first opportunity. I would be happy to discuss the matter with you.
Todd Wyatt
I am a California attorney and cannot give legal advice in your state. My comments are information only, based on federal law and general legal principles. YOUR STATE MAY HAVE ITS OWN LAWS THAT OFFER SIMILAR OR GREATER PROTECTION. If I mention your state's laws, it only means I did a quick Internet search and found something that looked relevant. You MUST check with an attorney licensed in your state to learn your rights.
There are various sources of POTENTIAL protection related to your medical status.
If the condition is due to a disability as defined by law, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, 42 U.S.C. sections 12101 et seq. (ADA) may provide some protection. Please look at my Avvo guide on the ADA: http://www.avvo.com/pages/show?category_id=6&permalink=disability-discrimination-in-employment. There must be at least 15 employees for the ADA to apply. This law protects you from discrimination (adverse treatment) DUE TO disability and also requires the employer to provide reasonable accommodation (change in the manner in which work is done) so you can do the main parts of the job (essential functions). A leave of absence may be a proper reasonable accommodation.
There is limited protection if the illness or injury is caused by a serious medical condition as that is defined by law.You may be protected under the Family and Medical Leave Act, 29 U.S.C. section 2101 et seq. (FMLA) if all of the following is true: (a) your employer has at least 50 employees who work within 75 miles of one another; and (b) you have worked for this employer for at least one year all together, even if not consecutively; (c) you have worked for this employer at least 1,250 hours in the immediately preceding year; and (d) you have a serious medical condition as defined by the FMLA. The FMLA allows employees to take leaves of absence from work without repercussion, up to a maximum of 12 weeks per year. Leave can be in increments as short as fractions of an hour.
Please look at my Avvo guide on the Family and Medical Leave Act, 29 U.S.C. section 2101 et seq. (FMLA) to see if that law applies in your situation: http://www.avvo.com/pages/show?category_id=6&permalink=family-and-medical-leave-fmla-summary-of-key-provisions.
Finally, if the condition is due to on-the-job injury or is caused by work, your state's workers' compensation laws may provide some relief.
Employment law is complicated and fact specific. You may wish to consult with an experienced plaintiffs employment attorney in your state. To find a plaintiffs employment attorney in your area, please go to the web site of the National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA). NELA is the largest and most influential bar association in the country for attorneys who represent working people. The web site is www.nela.org, and you can search for attorneys by location and practice area.
Also, NELA has affiliates in every state and in many cities. On the NELA web site, you can look at the list of affiliates. Some attorneys will be listed in the affiliate membership list, some in the national organization membership list, and some in both. Being listed in one or both lists should not influence your selection because attorneys can choose whether or not to purchase the listing in the national directory. Each local affiliate has its own rules for listing.
I hope you can resolve your situation and wish you the best.
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Warfare can be as fluid and as targeted as human ingenuity.
While we're worrying — with justification — about the possibility of all-out nuclear war in an atomic Middle East, we also need to consider the possibilities inherent in a simple device that you are looking at right now.
That device is your computer, and the means of delivery of untold mayhem is the internet. Revenge hacking is an old deal. I had a number of attempts to hack me personally while I was in office. At least one of my colleagues was a victim of malicious hacking of her personal computer by irate gay rights activists. The Democrats for Life web site was maliciously hacked for by pro abortionists. Big web sites experience frequent malicious attacks.
Yesterday, the Vatican was hacked. A group of hackers took credit for it, with a pompous statement claiming that they were attacking the Catholic Church, not individual Christians. Last month, The World Weekly, a magazine in Britain was shut down by hackers after they criticized the Turkish president.
I view these isolated hacks of businesses, organizations and individuals, as a run-up for what could be a major catastrophe in the future. I've heard stories that at least some of the hacks of large commercial web sites was committed by the Chinese government.
That makes sense for a number of reasons, ranging from unfair business dealings to practice in developing big-time hacking skills for other purposes. This last leads directly to what I want to discuss in this post, which is cyber warfare on a mass scale as a weapon of war.
Cyber warfare has the potential to cripple entire nations in one swoop, and it can do it without spending a dime or firing a shot.
The primary purpose of bombing in warfare is to destroy the war-making capacity of a nation. The targets are the means of building armaments, transportation links and the infrastructure of the nation. If bombing is able to destroy these things, it will destroy the ability of the nation to carry war forward on a mass scale.
Cyber warfare can accomplish most of these same purposes. It can shut down economic systems, cripple or even halt modern manufacturing, bring the flow of traffic to a halt, and destroy communication at all levels of government, including among first responders. It can completely scramble the internal communications of nations or whole regions of the world.
Cyber warfare also has the potential to be the ultimate code-breaker. It can obtain data of all manner from government, business and individuals, revealing their plans, finances and secrets.
Cyber warfare can be real warfare. If it is backed up with more traditional forms of war making such as bombing and troop deployment, its tactical impact is almost beyond reckoning.
We've grown accustomed to learning that a business has been hacked and credit card information and social security numbers have been stolen. We've learned that our "identity" can be stolen and our lives ruined by cyber criminals.
What we haven't discussed is that these things, while they are a disaster for their victims, are a like a loaded 22. They can do terrible damage on a small scale, but even that must be targeted properly to kill. Cyber war on an organized and mass scale against a nation, or even a whole region of the world, is more like a pile of nuclear warheads. The damage and the potential for lasting destruction are beyond measure.
I wish I didn't have to raise this question, for the simple reason that we are all frazzled by the continuous wham! wham! wham! of the 24 hour news outlets.
However, we need to remember that most of the things these cable news networks keep us miserable about didn't happen to us and they aren't going to happen to us. A good bit of it, such as the "immigration crisis" stories that are trotted out in every off-year election, are deliberate manipulations to drive our votes. The news networks shut these down and put them away like clockwork, after the election.
The difference with the potential for cyber warfare is that the threat is real, and we aren't paying attention to it. I believe, based on a lot of experience, that it's not the threat you recognize and fear that gets you. It's the danger you ignore that will take you down.
I've got a storm shelter because I recognize the deadly power of tornadoes and I know where I live. That's a threat I recognize and fear. We need to take the same serious approach to the potential of cyber warfare.


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Paisley Trend Report
Fasshonaburu Shoutout: Paisley Interpreter
Paisley, admittedly isn't our favorite print. We talked about this at length yesterday, when one of us picked up a Paisley number at the Dolce Vita sample sale. The verdict: exceptions can be made (the quality of fabric is key, and paisley bathrobes are always okay, also 'digital paisley' or 'pixelated paisley' is just fine). Our network partner, Fassonaburu, gave a shoutout to a Vera Wang skirt (also in blouse form below) with a paisley print and so, like your next door neighbor that you finally decide to make out with, we've decided to just give the print a full-fledged chance. Below, our favorite paisley numbers (yes, there was much trudging through the yucky ones) for this summer.


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VBVenn--A Visual Basic program for calculating and graphing two-circle Venn diagrams
table of Contents for the VBVenn Directory
Goto the Main NDAMS Page Go to the NDAMS Product Page
To use VBVenn2C:
1. Open program 2. Enter data 3. Click the "Calculate Variables" bar
VBVenn is a Visual Basic program that calculates the size and position of two circles to construct a quantitative Venn diagram. It is a simple one-form program with a fairly intuitive user interface. The program normalizes the size of two populations and their intersection, sizes a circle for each population, calculates the area of the intersection, solves for the relative position of the circles in the Venn diagram by iteration, produces a graphical rendition of the Venn diagram on the screen, and writes an output text file. This text file may be used with graphing software to create a publication-quality Venn diagram. This Report provides a guide for using VBVenn, describes the calculations used to create the diagram, and documents the Visual Basic code used to implement the iterative method. VBVenn is in the public domain and may be utilized and distributed as freeware, as such the program has no expressed or implied warrantee.
Required Files:
VBVenn2C.exe -- The executable program file (30K) or the zipped version VBVenn2C.zip (7K)
VBVenn.pdf -- The VBVenn user's manual in Adobe Acrobat format(450K)
Other files:
VennOut.txt -- an example output file,
VBVenn00.jpg -- An image of the interface without data,
VBVenn01.jpg -- An image of the interface with input data, and
VBVenn.jpg -- An image of the interface with input and output data.
Programs -- Visual Basic Proprietary files (for programmers) in VBVenn.zip including:
To use these products, copy the appropriate executable version (and any other files that you wish to use) to your computer and execute the file using the standard method prescribed by your operating system. More details are available in the printed report.
The use of trade or product names in this report is for identification purposes only and does not constitute endorsement by the U.S. Geological Survey or the Federal Highway Administration


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Latif suspects he is the only person to have given the ACU any real information about potential match-fixing worries.
He told BBC Sport: "I was willing to work with the ACU and had a detailed meeting with them in London in 2003.
"I put my life at stake and shared important facts with the ACU, but I was not taken seriously."
Latif, a wicket-keeper batsman who now plays for charity side Lashings, based in Kent, retired from international cricket in 2003.
His Test career suffered as a result of making corruption claims against team-mates.
He gave evidence to the Qayyum commission in 2000, one of two judicial inquiries conducted into allegations of corruption against Pakistan players.
That led to Salim Malik and Ata-ur-Rehman receiving life bans and others, including former Pakistan captain Waqar Younis, being fined.
Cricket was brought to its knees by match-fixing in 2000, when the then South African captain Hansie Cronje admitted taking money to lose matches on purpose.
That case spawned a number of other investigations, and the ICC set up the ACU in June of that year.
Its chairman is Lord Condon, the one-time Metropolitan Police Commissioner.
But since it was set up the only player to be publicly identified and punished has been Kenya's Maurice Odumbe.
Latif said: "I somehow felt the ACU could not do anything significant about this grave issue [match-fixing].
"In my opinion the ACU has to strengthen its information network.
"They might not have anything more in their database than what I provided them.
"The ACU should work in close co-ordination with the intelligence agencies in cricket-playing nations, for example India's Central Bureau of Investigation has done a fair job to curb betting.
"All in all the ACU has been highly unsuccessful."
The England and Wales Cricket Board chairman David Morgan defended the ACU on Sunday.
He said: "I sit at ICC and hear annual reports from Lord Condon and it is very clear the Anti-Corruption and Security Unit is ever vigilant, so are member boards."
A statement from Lord Condon on the ICC website says: "Cricket has come a long way in tackling the evils of corruption. It has had to grow up quickly but it can never relax and grow complacent.
"If it does the problem will inevitably return."


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LIST-UPDATE-L ArchivesArchiver > LIST-UPDATE > 2006-10 > 1160663429
From: Lois Hill <>
Subject: Re: [LIST-UPDATE] List Mime
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 15:30:29 +0100 (BST)
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Just read your letter to the administrator and it is sure a bother to try and do your genealogy. Do you have the addresses for the Erie and Shamrock pages. Good luck-- I am researching John and Mary Fljynn from Hingham, MA in the 1850-60's
Drayton Wynthner <> wrote:
>From: "maria skwierawski"
>Reply-To: maria skwierawski ,
>Subject: Re: [LIST-UPDATE] List Mime
>Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 17:44:59 +1000
>Hi Joan and All
>Most of my list admins have now changed me to Mime but I am still haveing
>trouble with a few. Some I have asked twice and am still not getting an
>answer this is what I got from the Eire list admin,
>Has Rootsweb told this to Admins ?
>I haven't been able to find it on the Help site
>Sorry, Maria,
>Thanks to the unnecessary changes made by Rootsweb resulting in an
>over-burdening of demands upon List Owners' time, a decision has been taken
>not to engage in setting individual preferences, so regretably, the list
>remains set as is.
This admin should be reported to STAFF -IMMEDIATELY. Hopefully they will be
removed as list admin for not fulfilling their responsibilities!
>And this is from the Shammrock list
>sorry I can't do that, I have no idea if it even comes any format other
>just regular digest or regular individual.
Ditto on this admin as well. ANY Admin who doesn't know their job doesn't
need to be an admin- period!
>Are there any lists who don't have admins ?
>I know the gentleman who runs the Kearns list suggested if I wanted it
>changed then I become his assistant Admin
Ditto here too.
Admins are here to do a job and if they are unwilling to do it hten they
should be shown the door pronto.
>Maria from Colyton
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Professionally I'm an author, healer, speaker." I'm originally a Colorado guy, but I spent several years in Europe and the last 11 years in NYC until moving to SF six months ago (totally digging the chiller West Coast). This year, I'm upgrading into teaching "Heart Magic Energy Medicine" with a little Tony Hawk style to it, and hosting "Psychonaut" transformational training classes. I also love surfing, skiing, snowboarding, and hitting some High Sierra trails, although I can also chill for a sunset, soak up a day at the spa, or meditate on rocks until my ass turns blue. I'm obsessed with anything fusing art, revolution, and renaissance.
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Cannon Hill Common
LNR Type:
Greater London
Natural England
Regional Team:
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Year of Declaration:
Declaring Authority:
Borough of Merton
Area (Ha):
Click here to open the site map (new window).
Once displayed, click on the site to see area and other details.
Grid Reference:
Parkway, Merton. SW20 9HG
Owned by:
London Borough of Merton
Managed by:
LB of Merton & London Wildlife Trust
Link to site map:
Click here to open the site map from the MAGIC web site.
How to get there:
Cannon Hill is located between the town centres Raynes Park and Morden in the ward of Cannon Hill in the south western corner of Merton. The Common is accessible from Parkway, Heath Drive and Cannon Hill Lane.
Train: The nearest railway services for Common visitors are available at Raynes Park and Wimbledon Chase Stations. They are each about a 15 minute walk away from the Common.
Buses: The 413 bus runs regularly between Morden and Sutton and stops at points along Cannon Hill Lane.
Visitor facilities:
No parking on Cannon Hill Common
Open 8/9 am til dusk
What to see:
A collection of meadows and woodland. Meadows containing a collection of grasses including meadow barley, meadow foxtail, perennial rye-grass, attracting a large number of butterfly species during July. The woodlands are formed much by old oak trees, accompanied by a selection of chestnut, lime, ash and willow trees.
Volunteer and 'Friends of' groups:
The Friends of Cannon Hill Common
For further information, please contact via
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Tel 07761 201227
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Leisure and Culture Services
Telephone: 020 8545 3678 or 020 8545 3930
Website address and other links:
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Rugby Park, Invercargill, Friday 5.35pm (AEDT)
Last meeting: Round 9 2011 - Highlanders 40 bt Rebels 18 at AAMI Park
Head-to-head: Played 1 Highlanders 1 Rebels 0
In Invercargill: First clash
Referee: Marius Jonker (RSA)
TV: Live, FoxSports 3
Tab Sportsbet: Highlanders $1.38 Rebels $2.90
Greg Growden writes: The Highlanders are ready. As their captain Jamie Macintosh said a few days ago: "No doubt the Rebels will have a few rocks stars back and we'll show them a bit of wet weather." Invercargill on a good day is like Melbourne on a shocker. The nightclubbing scene there isn't that hot either. And as they're in Invercargill, the Highlanders will probably throw a few dodgy Bluff oysters the Rebels way as well. So the Highlanders by plenty.
AAP writes: The Rebels are coming off their first win of the season and have rock stars James O'Connor and Kurtley Beale back on the field but they'll find the going tough in wild and windy Invercargill. The Highlanders will relish the chilly conditions after a surprise loss to the Brumbies ended their unbeaten start. While O'Connor will take over from the injured Danny Cipriani at five-eighth, Chris Noakes is lining up for just his second Super Rugby match, taking charge of an in-form backline. The home side have lost All Black hooker Andrew Hore but is boosted by the return of dominant back-rower Adam Thomson.
HIGHLANDERS: Ben Smith, Kade Poki, Tamati Ellison, Shaun Treeby, Hosea Gear, Chris Noakes, Aaron Smith, Nasi Manu, James Haskell, Adam Thomson, Jarrad Hoeata, Josh Bekhuis, Chris King, Jason Rutledge, Jamie Mackintosh (capt). Reserves: Brayden Mitchell, Ma'afu Fia, Culum Retallick, Doug Tietjens, Jimmy Cowan, Phil Burleigh, Buxton Popoali'i.
REBELS: Kurtley Beale, Mark Gerrard, Lachlan Mitchell, Lloyd Johansson, Cooper Vuna, James O'Connor, Nick Phipps; Gareth Delve (capt), Tom Chamberlain, Jarrod Saffy, Hugh Pyle, Luke Jones, Laurie Weeks, Adam Freier, Nic Henderson. Reserves: Ged Robinson, Rodney Blake, Alister Campbell, Michael Lipman, Nic Stirzaker, James Hilgendorf, Julian Huxley.