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For the last hike of our week in the Whites last week we did Isolation and knocked #43 off our list. What a fabulous day! Perhaps all those people telling stories about how bad the Rocky Branch and Isolation trails are have a plan to keep everyone away. We know the secret now...
Thanks for the personal weather update Ryan - you gave us the nudge to go ahead with this. Best advice ever!!!
Here's the long version of the story: http://theramblingsblog.blogspot.com...isolation.html
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LOL, shoot straight SandSquid.
LOL, shoot straight SandSquid.
Received a shipping confirmation from Bowhunters Superstore this morning; 45# Jaguar should be here on Wednesday. No word yet on the 50# I ordered.
I got a 55# Jaguar T/D today. About 3 1/2 weeks wait. Will be able to make some shots Sunday afternoon, I hope. How do I tell who made the limbs? I really didn't notice any particular markings on it.
3 1/2 weeks? That's awesome! I have waited almost 12 weeks. Where did you order your Jaguar? About the limbs, give Joel a call (Martin Tech) - he may know. What other bows do you own?
I was told that the limbs for my Jaguar came from the Howatt factory. I think the way that you could tell is if they have the fancy script writing on the belly just past the point that they attach to the riser.
It is Martin's typical beautiful looking script writing that lists poundage and length. I don't think the imports have that writing on them.
My 35#'ers for my youth group supposedly was shipping form Martin to my dealers on the 15th of May. but as of the 29th no sigh of them. I ordered 30#'s in Dec/Jan time-frame. but the 30#'ers are pretty rare so I decided to take the 35# since I have a week left before my archery summer camp starts in June. If they don;t show up by Weds. I'll have to order some more Internature or Rolan bows and have them shipped express.
There is no writing on my limbs.
Well, I spent this Tuesday 02 April morning hanging out at the shop.. The UPS truck drove right on by and did not pull in.
I'm starting to think I've been told a fib, and they did NOT leave Walla Walla on the 15th of May like I and my dealer were promised.
One more day and I need to go buy some other bows and cancel my order. Sad, I really wanted those Jaguars for my youth group (and me) to shoot.
This is not good news, sorry. Anyway you or the dealer can track the shipment?


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Michael Scheuer, a CIA Chief of the Bin Ladan desk, says that the rebels really are al-Qaeda backed and says that the air strikes are the equivalent of providing air support to the Taliban. How true is this? He says it's no secret. Will this completely ruin Obama for the general public? I personally hope so. The moment he decided that we should get involved should be the moment that he lost any chances of being reelected.
A lot of fellow libertarians were deluded by these 'revolutions' in the middle east, thinking of them as some kind of popular movement brought about by facebook and twitter. As soon as I noticed that only people in the pro-west middle east countries were revolting I knew something was up.
These revolts are results of the agitations promoted by terrorist groups, Al-Jazeera (not facebook or twitter) and now some support from countries in the west. Nothing more than that, unfortunately.
This is Gaddafi's propaganda from the first week or so, trying to scare other countries into taking his side. He also blamed the revolts on drug-laden Nescafé...believe that, too?
Did you listen to the interview? This isn't coming from Gaddafi, although he did say that.
This is Gaddafi's propaganda from the first week or so, trying to scare other countries into taking his side. He also blamed the revolts on drug-laden Nescafé...believe that, too?
What makes it propaganda?
To paraphrase Marc Faber: We're all doomed, but that doesn't mean that we can't make money in the process.
Rabbi Lapin: "Let's make bricks!"
Stephan Kinsella: "Say you and I both want to make a German chocolate cake."
Everyone that's repeating it got it from Gadaffi, though...or just made it up. Gadaffi didn't believe it, of course...a bit later on he said he'd join with al qaeda if he was attacked. These revolts are al qaeda's worst nightmare -- why would anything think they were supporting them?
Daniel Muffinburg: it's (false) information "aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause or position" (Wikipedia's definition).
How do you Gaddafi was lying?
The Turkish experience would seem to suggest that Middle East countries tend to oscilalte between militant Islamism and secular fascism. Even if the Libyan regime is done away with, one might expect the allies to be helping the next secular fascist rebellion within the decade.
Syria and Yemen don't strike me as particularly friendly to the regime in DC. I would appreciate that people back up accusations with some facts as opposed to making blanket accusations.
The other issue is that if Al Qaeda is playing a role this does not mean that they are the sole actor, or even the driving actor.
Libya is a one party state so it stands to reason many groups and people with many different outlooks see their opportunity right now. It was the same when the Shah was being overthrown in Iran, or Mubarak in Egypt, all sorts of people came out. Probably the rebels are many things, given its apeal in the recent decades some are undoubtedly Islamists.
But I think there are indications that they are very varied, since from day one you had the rebels who had a very negative view of foreign intervention, who arrested those SAS troops and who flew that famous "NO INTERVENTION" banner, but then you also had the rebels that Al Jazeera was always able to find who always spoke in favour of intervention and who are now posing for the silly pictures of Libyans waving French flags and giving thumbs up for blown up tanks.
And it matters not for Obama's political fortunes whichever faction emerges dominant there. Bush and Clinton both worked with some pretty extreme Islamists and it did not matter. If you didn't see it on MSNBC it didn't happen.
I heard that some of the leaders in the rebel movement are CIA operatives, it would not be the first time there was a CIA backed coup in another country. Most of the rebels are "freedom fighters" or citizens of the country that have had enough of the dictatorship. Western organisations have been against Gaddafi for decades.
As someone has said, western influence ensures that who ever the rebels are and whatever their motives or cause is, the situation or country is controlled and the outcome will be a western backed one. ie the fact that western military is there ensures that any revolution will result in the west being in control of the country.
A few days after claiming the rebels were al Qaeda, Gaddafi said he'd team up with al Qaeda to fight the "crusaders" (US/Europe/GCC/etc.) if they intervened to help the rebels. If he believed the first statement, the second would have made no sense; therefore he was lying in his first statement.
Have you seen the transitional national council's "vision for the future" document? Ermm...here. "Denunciation of intolerance and violence", "democracy" with "equality for women" (and freedom of religion isn't mentioned here, but has been elsewhere), "recognition of the independence of sovereignty of other nations", etc. Al Qaeda wrote that, you think?
Jack Roberts:I heard that some of the leaders in the rebel movement are CIA operatives
So definitely Al Qaida then.
Have you seen the transitional national council's "vision for the future" document? Ermm...here. "Denunciation of intolerance and violence", "democracy" with "equality for women" (and freedom of religion isn't mentioned here, but has been elsewhere), "recognition of the independence of sovereignty of other nations", etc. Al Qaeda wrote that, you think?
Yea, we can hope that a grand revolution will take place and the perfect democracy will be set up, but then there's reality.
No mention of imprisoning and beating up black Africans as suspected Gaddafi mercenaries?
You suggesting they should put that in their constitution??
No mention of imprisoning and beating up black Africans as suspected Gaddafi mercenaries?
You suggesting they should put that in their constitution??
Well it certainly looks like one of their revolutionary principles.
Who Are the Rebels?
by Jon Lee Anderson, BENGHAZI, LIBYA
Three of the world's great armies have suddenly conspired to support a group of people in the coastal cities and towns of Libya, known, vaguely, as "the rebels." Last month, Muammar Qaddafi, who combines a phantasmagorical sense of reality with an unbounded capacity for terror, appeared on television to say that the rebels were nothing more than Al Qaeda extremists, addled by hallucinogens slipped into their milk and Nescafé. President Obama, who is torn between the imperatives of rescuing Libyan innocents from slaughter and not falling into yet another prolonged war, described the same rebels rather differently: "people who are seeking a better way of life."
During weeks of reporting in Benghazi and along the chaotic, shifting front line, I've spent a great deal of time with these volunteers. The hard core of the fighters has been the shabab—the young people whose protests in mid-February sparked the uprising. They range from street toughs to university students (many in computer science, engineering, or medicine), and have been joined by unemployed hipsters and middle-aged mechanics, merchants, and storekeepers. There is a contingent of workers for foreign companies: oil and maritime engineers, construction supervisors, translators. There are former soldiers, their gunstocks painted red, green, and black—the suddenly ubiquitous colors of the pre-Qaddafi Libyan flag.
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al-Qaeda is a myth.
Rofl Al Quaeda is not a myth.
The Power of Nightmares, an excellent documentary on the NeoCons and their lies.
No such organization has ever existed. It's a fantasy that serves the interests of the American bureaucracy and radical Islamists.
Al-qaida is a myth. It was created by the CIA.
Unfortonatley I find the links you sent (most of which I have already read) to be very slective in it's information, as most political peices are. There are major truths in the articles you sent, in that this "al queda" serves the interest of the Oil companies and the Military Industrial complex and the Isreali/American "interest". This does not mean they aren't a real entitiy, and this also doesn't mean that Media has told many lies about the Al Queda and their capabilities, which purley serve to create fear in the public so they can have their freedoms stripped and such. Again, I find these conspiracy theories to be as selective with their information as much as a neo-conservative will cherry pick parts of an intelligence report. There's always a conflict if information regarding these conspiracy theories.I find it pretty obvious that most of these conspiracy theories are as likey to be as wrong as they can be right. Government isn't as smart as you think, and then again not as stupid as most of us think.
I already know what you're thinking, that I've really presented really no argument or actual facts or statistics. But I already know it won't matter if I send you some alternate sources. I hope you don't think it's a cop out by saying that
I think the media overexagerates the extent to which Africans and the middle-easterners (the average person) hate the West or westerners personally.
Really there are a few countries that get money to except our will, by no means all of them the same that are revolting. It is not their friendship. And that pseudo-friendship, given that is extended cultures as different as Egypt and Saudi Arabia, has little correlation to them being in conformity to American freedoms or ideals. But that is another matter entirely.
I have never met anyone in the Arab world who treated me unkindly. Europeans are more likely to be jerks to me. Or other Americans. Even when I discuss Israel, fewer people are willing to connect it to American ideology at work. Even people who are anti-semitic tend to think the Americans (white or black or whatever) are merely controlled by the Jews to our detriment.
There are two mythologies; both of which rely on hate towards the US. The left needs hate because it is the third world's supposed hatred towards Americanism, which is a projection of their own hatred of it. (And as even Marxists like Zizek will say is a 'vulgar reductionism' to everything being about America and not anything else; which ironically pairs with hatred of secularism and constitutional freedoms). The right needs hatred because they need to assert exceptionalism and the need to bomb, plus it looks like jealousy of our awesomeness. Part of it also ignores the issue of Israel. And makes it seem more personal. We don't any aggression in the word. People just hate us.
At the same time, it is vain to think everything is about the USA. As if everyone is trying to save Western civilization for amurrrca or destroy it. As if that is the only goal one wakes up to. Their decision to do one or the other. Most people have ideology more local; whether it is naive or more farsighted. All we know now is that the Arab league and other old school bodies are going to be toast. And their time just ran out. We are going to see a different future. Probably one of more technology and greater sanity, and less physical force. It is not always utopia. But every civilization has to switch from the physical state to the ideological state. From the bludgeon to the school desk.
People should put it out of their minds that it is about conforming to or fighting the US one way or another. This is basically a media frame that looks good next to stock prices and other things that OPEC 'controls' through coughing or looking at the US the wrong way. After all, it's not all about us.
I think the media overexagerates the extent to which Africans and the middle-easterners (the average person) hate the West or westerners personally.
People in the rest of the world are extremely good at being aware that there is a distinction between peoples and governments. Much more so than Americans or Europeans.
To answer the OP, it's definately CIA and other western agent provocateurs. The term Al-Qaeda is just a euphemism.
The civil unrest is genuine no doubt. However, the actual rebellion is Western instigated. The same CIA assets from the 1980s are back at the helm, a new central bank is trading oil, oil trade agreements are being made, oil companies are currently holding Libyan nationalization at bay, etc.
You put the pieces together.
I really enjoyed these two clips. Knowledgeable guests absolutely pummelling the neocon shills for the regime:
Michael Scheuer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=A-bez9O-xmk
I think the media overexagerates the extent to which Africans and the middle-easterners (the average person) hate the West or westerners personally.
People in the rest of the world are extremely good at being aware that there is a distinction between peoples and governments. Much more so than Americans or Europeans.


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An enjoyable introduction to floriography is this New York Times best seller by Vanessa Diffenbaugh. In it, a young woman struggles through the foster-care system to find her place in ordinary adult life, but realizes that her only means of communicating with the world is through flowers and the emotions they represent.
The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
Hydrangeas: Gratitude and Understanding
The hydrangea's instantly recognizable shape, soft colors, and small blooms make it a good symbol for "gratitude for being understood." However, these flowers can also be used to convey rigidity and heartlessness, so be mindful when sending them to a loved one!
Regardless of intended meaning, hydrangeas are a beautiful flower that blooms from spring through autumn. One of our favorite breeds is the Let's Dance reblooming hydrangea, which blossom in dense bunches with thick stalks and vivid colors. Learn more here.
Foxgloves: Healing
Foxgloves symbolize healing, and make a gorgeous accent bloom in any floral arrangement. Southern gardener extraordinaire James Farmer recommends mixing foxgloves in with delphiniums, snapdragons, and poppies for the perfect springtime tabletop bouquet.
See more gardening tips from James or check out his wonderful new book, A Time to Plant: Southern-Style Garden Living.
Roses: Love
Forever in style, the red rose is a classic symbol of love. But did you know that roses of different colors have different meanings? A white rose could mean silence or purity, a yellow rose symbolizes friendship, and a dark pink rose stands for gratitude.
Coral and Orange Roses: Desire and Passion
Coral and orange roses symbolize desire and passion. This apricot hybrid tea rose is the perfect choice for our Classic Woman Rose, which celebrates the outstanding women honored in Traditional Home's annual Classic Woman Awards.
Dahlias: Elegance and Dignity
An expression of elegance and dignity, dahlias offer blooms as big as dinner plates in an array of colors, shapes, and creative hybrids.
See more gorgeous dahlias here.
Photo: Tria Giovan
Cherry Blossoms: Fragile Beauty
Delicate cherry blossoms represent fragility and feminine beauty. The blooms do not last very long, so their beauty is celebrated with special springtime festivals around the world, particularly in Japan and China.
"Cherry Blossom" accent plates from Royal Crown Derby bring this same mood of fragile beauty to the table. Plates and flatware are available through Mary Mahoney.
Sweet Peas: Thankfulness
Often cited as the sweetest smelling flower by consummate gardeners, the sweet pea says simply, "You have my thanks."
Click here for tips on giving your garden sensory appeal.
Photo courtesy of Hoffman Landscapes, Inc.
Daffodils: Rebirth
Daffodils bloom early in spring, and represent rebirth. They are depicted in the tray on top here, which recreates a pattern designed by French textile artist Paule Marrot.
Yellow Tulips: Unrequited Love
Tulips herald springtime and symbolize love. However, the flower's color dictates what type of love: red and violet stand for the undying kind, white is one-sided, and yellow represents hopeless love.
Photo courtesy of Hoffman Landscapes, Inc.
Peonies: Prosperity
A bouquet of fresh-cut peonies will fill a room with their delightful aroma. Symbolizing prosperity and bravery, they are a representation of masculinity in Japanese culture.
Photo courtesy of Hoffman Landscapes, Inc.
Rosemary: Remembrance
Rosemary symbolizes remembrance, and the herb offers dainty blooms of white, pink, purple, and blue. A living wall is covered in fragrant rosemary in this pool court.
See the rest of this beautiful garden here.
Photo: John Granen
Gardenias: Good Luck
Because of its strong, sweet scent and delicate appearance, gardenias allude to sweet romance, secret love, and good luck. They thrive in warm, moist climates, like Hawaii, and can be difficult to cultivate indoors. Some varieties offer large blooms, perfect for boutonnieres and bouquets.
These organic candles from Love Nature NYC fill any room with the intoxicating aroma of gardenias and lilies. The natural soy wax gives a longer burn and pure scent. Blended, poured, and packaged by hand, the eco-conscious candle comes in a recycled glass jar printed with vegetable-based ink.
Pansies: Always on My Mind
These pretty purple pansies say, "You occupy my thoughts."
Photo: John Granen
Delphiniums: Joy
Often referred to as larkspur, delphiniums represent big-heartedness, levity, and joy. Their distinctive shape and vibrant color make delphiniums a welcome component to any landscape, like the ones that pair with foxgloves to line this garden entry.
See the rest of this gorgeous California garden here.
Photo: Mark Lohman
Sage: Wisdom
It comes as no surprise that sage symbolizes wisdom, since another definition of "sage" is "a person of gravity and wisdom." The bold Sage Cuff from Voguevert is made of reclaimed metal and gold patina, and hopefully imparts sagacity to the wearer!
Amaryllis: Pride
These striking blooms are typically large in size and vibrant in color, aptly associated with pride.
Snapdragons: Presumption
Such a recognizable flower brings to mind childhood and summertime. The snapdragon's actual meaning is "presumption." Presumptuous or not, it adds charm and character to a bouquet.
See more of this garden with "Old South" style.
Photo: John Granen
Auriculas: Love of Art
These beautiful flowers have a long history of being the most prized among a garden's blossoms, perhaps due to their unique coloring. They look painted, and thus represent a love of art.
View more pretty auriculas here.
Photo: Derek St. Romaine
Olive: Peace
The olive tree stands for–what else?–peace, making it the perfect gift for someone with whom reparations must be made. These tiny potted topiaries from Viva Terra are packaged in sweet little jug planters.
Clematis: A Beautiful Mind
This lovely bloom symbolizes beauty of the mind, which is easy to imagine considering the clematis's variety of bright colors and its industrious habit of creeping up garden walls and winding around trellises.
Photo: John Granen
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The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
An enjoyable introduction to floriography is this New York Times best seller by Vanessa Diffenbaugh. In it, a young woman struggles through the foster-care system to find her place in ordinary adult life, but realizes that her only means of communicating with the world is through flowers and the emotions they represent.


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For more than 40 years, Liberty University has produced graduates with the values, knowledge, and skills required to impact the world. Founded by Dr. Jerry Falwell in 1971, Liberty University is a private, coeducational, undergraduate and graduate institution. The University offers 155 undergraduate, 130 graduate and 3 doctoral programs at its Lynchburg campus, and 70 undergraduate, 138 graduate, 2 post master's, and 22 doctoral programs through Liberty University Online.
Our more than 7,000-acre campus serves over 100,000 resident and external students. Individuals from all 50 states and more than 90 nations make up our diverse student body.
Liberty University is nestled near the foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and located on the south bank of the historic James River, in a region rich in history, culture, and outdoor recreational opportunities.
With a population of over 75,000, Lynchburg proper is considerably smaller than many metropolitan suburbs. The city and five surrounding counties represent a population of more than 222,000, and is a region of remarkable diversity, industry, and historic significance.
Lynchburg is built on seven hills, creating spectacular vistas and a unique municipal layout. Lynchburg is home to four colleges/universities. It was ranked "2nd Best Small City" by Money Magazine and was included in the top 50 "Best Places to Raise a Family" by Reader's Digest. Lynchburg is also one of the safest communities in the nation (ranked 7th safest according to the FBI), offering the comfort of feeling safe wherever you go.
Area rent and lifestyle expenses are below the national average, and many campus and local events are inexpensive or free.
Lynchburg was established by charter in 1786 at the site of Lynch's Ferry on the James River. It was a center of commerce and manufacturing in the 19th Century. Transportation facilities included the James River, Kanawha Canal and, later, four railroads. In the American Civil War, Lynchburg was approached within one mile by the Union forces of General David Hunter as he drove south from the Shenandoah Valley. Hunter was driven back by the forces of Confederate General Jubal Early on June 18, 1864.
If your interests turn to the past, be sure to visit Thomas Jefferson's crowning architectural achievement, Monticello, located in nearby Charlottesville (one hour north of Lynchburg). Another fascinating creation of our third President is Poplar Forest, located just outside Lynchburg. Poplar Forest was Jefferson's personal country retreat.
Appomattox Court House National Historic Park, a twenty-minute drive from Lynchburg, preserves the history of General R.E. Lee's surrender to Lt. General U.S. Grant, signaling the beginning of the end of the Civil War. The historical village consisting of original structures and reconstructed buildings is open to visitors year-round.
Colonial Williamsburg is approximately four hours away. Experience life as it was lived when our nation began. Near Williamsburg is the vacation destination of the Mid-Atlantic states, Virginia Beach.
Washington, D.C. is approximately four hours north of Lynchburg and offers outstanding educational and cultural opportunities.
The climate offers a little of everything. Central Virginia experiences four distinct seasons, but temperatures are rarely extreme. The sheltering Blue Ridge Mountains often shield Lynchburg from eastbound winter storms.
The Blackwater Creek Natural Area offers miles of hiking and biking trails within the city limits, most of them shielded from houses and buildings by steep bluffs and wilderness. The popular Appalachian Trail is nearby and a frequent destination for hikers and campers.
On Liberty's own property, the recently-developed Liberty Mountain Trail System consists of approximately 63 miles of single track, double track, and logging roads spanning approximately 5,000 acres. The trails are open to the public during daylight hours, and offer something for all difficulty levels, from a leisurely stroll to the mountain monogram, to rigorous bike trails that meet the International Mountain Biking Association's standards.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 16, 2012)—Making his first start in 4 ½ months, Weewinnin posted a 60-1 shocker in the inaugural running of the $200,000 King Glorious Stakes, the closing day feature (video) on a rainy Sunday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
In a race restricted to 2-year-olds bred or sired in California, the Comic Strip colt and jockey Jose Valdivia, Jr. held off Fighting Hussar and 2-1 favorite Monument to win for the second time in three starts.
Away since finishing fourth in the Graduation Stakes Aug. 1 at Del Mar, Weewinnin, who was purchased privately after defeating $32,000 maidens in his debut at Golden Gate Fields June 16, covered seven furlongs over Cushion Track in 1:23.54.
Trained by Brian Koriner for a partnership that includes E-Racing.com, Jill and Dr. William T. Gray and Janet Lyons, Weewinnin, who is out of the Roman Dancer mare Honoree Lady, returned $122, $54.20 and $20.40. The $110,000 payday pushed the dark bay's earnings to $125,900.
Content to track the pace behind horses down the backstretch, Weewinnin moved up three wide to engage the leaders around the final turn, took the lead into the stretch and went on to prevail by a half-length.
"I think the public was just looking at the Beyers (speed figures published in the Daily Racing Form) and said he just doesn't belong,'' said Koriner, explaining why Weewinnin was the second longest shot in the field. "He ran a freaky race when he broke his maiden.
"When he ran (fourth) at Del Mar, we were a little upset, but he came out of the race with (sore) shins. That's why he didn't go on. My owners had me on the line for overpaying for him – I think we gave $100,000 – but we got it all back today. He had been training great and I've been telling the owners that he was going to win this.''
Looking for his second victory of the meet, Fighting Hussar menaced like he was going to overtake Weewinnin, but was actually losing ground at the finish. An 11-1 shot, Fighting Hussar paid $12 and $6.80.
Defeated for the first time in races versus state breds, Monument had no visible excuses while finishing three-quarters of a length behind Fighting Hussar. The show price on Monument was $3.40.
Completing the order of finish were Tiz Minister, who wound up 1 ¼ lengths behind Monument, Lovmeister, Surfcup, Back to Bako, Strong Wind, Awesome Annie, Havoc and 5-1 second choice Hazardous.
Although Rafael Bejarano cut into the margin with five victories in the final two days of the meet, Edwin Maldonado held on 25-24 to win his first major riding title in Southern California.
A native of Puerto Rico, Maldonado, who turned 30 Dec. 1, also captured the crown at Fairplex Park, ending Martin Pedroza's 13-year dominance of the Los Angeles County Fair meet. Garrett Gomez was tops among jockeys with five stakes victories.
Trainer Bob Baffert earned his third Autumn meet title at Betfair Hollywood Park – but first since 2001 – as the Hall of Famer finished with 17 victories, three more than runner-up John Sadler. Baffert was also the leader with four stakes wins.
The Hollywood Park Casino will be available for simulcasts Dec. 17-20. Admission is free.
Beginning Friday, Dec. 21 and continuing through Sunday, Dec. 23, Los Alamitos and Cal Expo will offer daytime racing programs. Post time at Los Alamitos is 2 p.m. Cal Expo will begin its card at 2:35 p.m.
The Players Club at Betfair Hollywood Park will be open those three days for Cal Expo, Los Alamitos and various other simulcasts, including Gulfstream Park, Hawthorne, Tampa Bay Downs and Turf Paradise.
Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 9:45 a.m. Admission will be $5.
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Take a Seat: Stools and Chairs in the Kitchen
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Aside from the dining table (if it lives in the kitchen) or a breakfast bar with high stools, the kitchen isn't usually a place where we think about sitting. It's more about standing, moving, bending, and cooking! But we noticed that quite a few kitchens in recent tours have found a spot for a stool or chair — a little corner where a friend can sit down and chat with the cook. Here's a look back at ten nice seating options we've noticed.
We like how even tiny kitchens can have a little spot to sit; take a look at these photos for some inspiration.
• 1 Evan's Old-Timey Apartment & Studio Space - A companionable chair, tucked in the corner.
• 2 Christen Carter's Bright and Serene Chicago Kitchen - A clever way to squeeze in a bar (and stools).
• 3 Swedish Kitchen Tour: Chez Larsson - Stools tucked under a functional countertop.
• 4 Kitchen Tour: Michelle Cooks with Art - A slim modern stool for a small city kitchen.
• 5 Kitchen Spotlight: Giulia's Light and Airy - A seat — and a stepstool too!
• 6 Kitchen Spotlight: Lisa's Bright, Rich Rental - Two stools make a countertop into a nice breakfast nook.
• 7 Kitchen Spotlight: Stephanie & Bob's Primary Colors - What wonderful and colorful stools!
• 8 Kitchen Spotlight: Megan and Sarah's Orange Nook - Taking seating in the kitchen to a new level — here's a reading nook!
• 9 AB Chao's Gorgeous (Yet Restrained) Kitchen Reno - One petite stool.
• 10 Chris & Hannah's Spectacular Reclaimed Loft - We love that old-fashioned looking stool.
Do you have anywhere to sit in your kitchen?
Related: Lamps and Wing Chairs: Living Room Details in the Kitchen
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I have my whole dining table and 6 chairs in my kitchen, but when I've had smaller kitchens I've found that chairs only get in the way.
I guess I like to speed around my kitchen and the less obstacles the better?
I think the reason stools work better for kitchen seating is because otherwise one looks down on one's companions as one works. But if it's a table & chairs it's not so bad because both of you can sit together to chop or talk or whatever.
My kitchen is a horrible jumble of built-in and freestanding, and needs a reno I can't afford. I'd really love to find a way to get a small table & chairs in there so that friends can more easily join me.
I have a chair sitting in my kitchen. My beautiful ghost chair. Blends in which is nice but it actually serves as my stool. the only way to get more space in my kitchen was to go up so i need a chair all the time to reach food. Hey, at least i have food storage space now!!!!
I don't like spare stools or chairs in my space. It interferes with my kitchen design! Maybe if I had more space like some of these..
My parents have a couch in their kitchen. This sounds excessive, I know, but it's seriously the best thing about their house.
Admittedly they have a reasonably large kitchen (about 12 x 15' or so), and it's laid out just so to accommodate the couch nicely. But what a treat when there's a dinner party -- room for three or four people to sit and chat with the cook without being totally in his/her way, and the couch has flat wooden arms so there's always somewhere to set your glass of wine!