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Millionaire's Pie
This pie might be the ultimate comfort food: a gooey chocolate-pecan filling nestled in a flaky piecrust.
S'more Pie a la Marshmallow Crème
Cream cheese brings body and richness to so-chocolatey mousse filling. More wow comes from the blend of marshmallow crème and crème de cacao draped over the top.
Chocolate Cream Pie
The filling of this chocolate-crust pie is luscious, but not too rich. (Think old-fashioned chocolate pudding.) A bit of sour cream in the whipped topping balances the chocolate perfectly.
True Butterscotch Pie
The trick to the filling in this Iowa State Fair prizewinning recipe? Stirring and stirring while it cooks. The recipe comes from Louise Piper of Garner.
USS Missouri Buttermilk Pie
This recipe for this creamy, pecan-custard pie takes its name from the battleship Missouri, where it was said to be served to President Harry Truman. When the president requested the recipe, the chief steward refused, but decided to share it after retiring in 1970.
The recipe was submitted by a Columbia, Missouri, reader for a Midwest Living® pie contest. "I fix it a lot for company," says the reader. "Almost everybody asks for the recipe after they try it."
For a variation without the pecan topping, try Buttermilk Pie, from a Benton Harbor, Michigan, reader who created her pie by combining two other recipes. She flavors it with vanilla and a hint of lemon.
Fantasy Chocolate Pie
Dream about all the ingredients you'd like to see in a dessert, and you'll see why we named this Fantasy Chocolate Pie. It's made with three kinds of chocolate pieces (milk chocolate, semisweet and semisweet-and-white-chocolate swirled)—plus coconut, pecans and almonds. For extra indulgence, top with whipped cream and chocolate curls.
Lemon-Cream Cheese Pie
This longtime reader-favorite recipe makes two pies; if you like, freeze one. To thaw, let the frozen pie stand in the fridge overnight.
Redemption Hazelnut Pie
This über-sweet pie is essentially a traditional pecan pie made with hazelnuts. This recipe comes from Patty Pinner's cookbook Sweety Pies (tauntonstore.com).
Wisconsin Harvest Pie
This almond-kissed, fruit-packed pie comes from David Harper, of Richland Center, Wisconsin. He likes to serve it with a wedge of Wisconsin cheese, but it's just as good with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream! The recipe was a finalist in our annual recipe contest.
Mom's Oatmeal Pie
We love the nutty oatmeal taste of this sweet treat, and it's a healthier alternative to most desserts. If you're watching calories, serve this pie with a berry topping instead of whipped cream.
Peanut Butter Pie
Creamy peanut butter filling with a swirl of meringue on top makes this dessert irresistible at Tonka Hills Restaurant in Linn Creek, Missouri.
Raspberry Pie
Blend just four ingredients, including either fresh or frozen raspberries, for this super-easy two-crust pie. The recipe comes from The Clarmont restaurant in Columbus, Ohio.
Gooey Chocolate-Caramel Fantasy
This luscious dessert includes a chocolate crumb crust and caramel-pecan filling crowned with melted chocolate. It's like a big candy bar on a plate!
Triple Lemon Pie
This pie earns its triple-lemon name from lemon zest, lemon juice and lemon extract. (You can add lemon slices and whipped cream on top of the baked pie for even more lemony goodness.) A store-bought piecrust speeds prep time.
Coconut Cream Pie
The recipe for this classic meringue-topped specialty comes from The Overlook Restaurant in Leavenworth, Indiana. The light meringue is a perfect topping for the rich-and-creamy coconut filling.
Chocolate Pecan Pie
This chocolate version of pecan pie always disappears fast at Historic Clifton Mills restaurant in Clifton, Ohio.
Double Berry Vanilla Cream Pie
A double dose of berries tops a tangy-sweet sour cream pudding filling in a toasted almond crust. It's the perfect warm-weather dessert because it requires less than 30 minutes in the kitchen before you tuck the pie in the refrigerator to chill.
Mile-High Chocolate Pie
Whipping cream, semisweet chocolate and bittersweet chocolate create a rich, tall filling for this pie from Murray's restaurant in Minneapolis. A sweet meringue forms the crust.
Old-Fashioned Sour Cream/Raisin Pie
A stately meringue tops this creamy pie from the Downing Cafe in Downing, Wisconsin.
Michigan Cherry-Berry Pie
Frozen unsweetened tart red cherries, frozen red raspberries and cherry juice or cranberry juice form the heart of this recipe inspired by the Cherry-Berry Pie served at Jesperson's Restaurant in Petoskey, Michigan.
Kansas-Style Lime Pie
Line zest and lime juice combine in this light, airy and easy-to-make dessert from a Kansas bakery. The recipe gives instructions for an orange variation, too.
Triple Pear Pie with Walnut Crust
You can't mistake the fruit in this cardamom-spiced beauty. Pear nectar and dried pears complement thick slices of fresh, juicy Bosc pears.
Peach Streusel Pie
A buttery topping, with a hint of cinnamon, crowns this spectacular dessert.
Paradise Pumpkin Pie
A cheesecake layer and nut topping help this pumpkin pie stand out from its peers. This recipe was a winner at the Morton, Illinois, Pumpkin Festival baking competition.
Decadent Caramel-Pecan Pie
This pie offers a great a blend of pecans, chocolate and butterscotch. The recipe comes from the Horse and Plow restaurant at The American Club in Kohler, Wisconsin.
Old-Country Belgian Pie
A Green Bay, Wisconsin, reader celebrates her heritage by baking this Belgian pie from an old-country recipe for fruit tart. While this recipe uses fresh apples, fresh fruit was sometimes scarce in the 1800s, so clever Wisconsin cooks developed pie fillings from dried fruit and even rice.
Classic Sweet Potato Pie
Nutmeg and cinnamon spice up a classic sweet potato pie mix of eggs, sugar, butter and evaporated milk.
Chocolate Chess Pie
Fort Wayne, Indiana, cookbook author Marcia Adams loves this standout treat. "It's so easy to prepare," she says. This is Marcia's rendition of the Southern classic chess pie: a basic dessert made with eggs, sugar, butter and a little flour.
North Dakota Sunflower Pie
This sunflower pie, from a North Dakota restaurant, has the texture of pecan pie. It's rich and sweet, with a sunflower crunch.
Rhubarb-Lemon Chiffon Pie
This light and airy pie recipe was a prizewinner at the Aledo, Illinois, Rhubarb Festival.
Something Special Apple-Cherry Pie
This recipe combines favorite pie fillings apple and cherry into one mouthwatering pie. A layer of toasted almonds adds a nutty crunch.
Peppermint Brownie Pie
Can't find mint-flavored pieces? Use regular chocolate chips and add ½ teaspoon peppermint extract to the batter.
Apple Butter Pumpkin Pie
The classic pumpkin pie gets even better with the addition of apple butter, which gives extra sweetness and a slightly softer texture to the dessert. A streusel topping adds a bit of crunch.
Chocolate Strata Pie
Combine chocolate, meringue and whipped cream for this tall, silky creation from Northwoods Supper Club in Marquette, Michigan.
Peanut Butter-Fudge Pie
This make-ahead dessert is an ice cream/peanut butter/fudge delight created by a Waukesha, Wisconsin, reader, who likes to take it to potlucks. You can double the recipe to fill a 13x9pan and cut into squares to feed a crowd.
Pumpkin-Gingersnap Pie
Crushed gingersnap cookies and pumpkin-pie spice add zip to the filling of this creamy pie. It's an Amish recipe served at special occasions such as weddings.
Apple-Cranberry Walnut Pie
Sweet apples balance the tang of cranberries in this fall favorite.
Luke's Lemon Meringue Pie
This lemon meringue pie recipe, which includes candied lemon peel, is a favorite at Southmoreland on the Plaza, a historic 13-room inn northeast of Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri. The recipe comes from Luke Reichle, brother of Southmoreland co-owner Mark.
Rhubarb Pie
On The Register's Annual Great Bicycle Race Across Iowa (RAGBRAI), pie is king, and rhubarb reigns supreme. Orange peel and cinnamon flavor the soft rhubarb filling in this recipe inspired by RAGBRAI food vendors that populate the route.
Summer Lime Breeze Pie
A combination of lime flavors (lime curd, lime peel and lime juice) plus a sweet-and-salty crust using pretzels gives this pie a perfect tang.
Mixed Dried Fruit Pie
This winning double-crust pie from Faye Hunton of Sedalia, Missouri, gets big flavor from plumped apples, apricots and cherries.
Upside-Down Apple Pie
The recipe for this gooey-good apple pie comes from an Illinois steak house. Invert the pie before serving, and top with whipped cream or ice cream.
North Dakota Juneberry Pie
Called the Blueberry of the Northern Plains, juneberries (also known as serviceberries) give bakers in North and South Dakota a reason to warm kitchens in summer. Pies featuring the berry bake a deep purply red and bring a nutty almond flavor to every fork full.
Rhubarb Custard Pie
Diners indulge in wedges of this cinnamon-spiced dessert at the Birch Terrace Supper Club in Grand Marais, Minnesota.


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Wisc. Building Commission green-lights phase 2 of Rib Mountain State Park modernization
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- Rib Mountain State Park will get more than $740,000 in upgrades in 2014.
It is part of a project approved by the Wisconsin Building Commission Tuesday.
This project will improve the existing day-use area, including the amphitheater area, and will continue to convert existing campground areas into day-use facilities, according to the Building commission press release.
Steve Krallis, DNR budget analyst, says the park used to focus heavily on camping, but the park is using the upgrades to target more day activities like picnics and hiking.
"The campsites are being converted to day use facilities," Krallis said. "So improved toilet facilities, ultimately there will be some improvements to a shelter area and flush toilets will hopefully be added in the next phase."
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Organizers have not started planning the third phase of the project.
"The parks (department) is going to start working on that in the upcoming biennium (budget)," Krallis said. "I know that they're going to continue to move the park to try to make it a more premiere day use facility."
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Submitted: 10/25/2014
- Police are seeking a suspect in the stabbings of two students near the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.
Authorities say the stabbings happened around 11 p.m. Friday in a neighborhood east of campus. A police statement says the suspect confronted the first victim and took his cellphone, then stabbed him in the ensuing struggle.
Police say the second victim chased the suspect, another struggle ensued, and he was also stabbed.
A university statement says both students were seriously injured but are recuperating at an area hospital.
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Pet Expo brings in dogs and owners
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- Plenty of dogs and their owners took over a well known place in Eagle River Saturday.
More than 25 vendors filled the Eagle River Derby Track.
This is the first time WRJO of Eagle River held the Pet Expo. They wanted people to get good information about grooming, veterinarian services, dog treats and other aspects they might not have known about.
"The veterinarians and some of them are doing essentials oils that are good for their skin. There's dog nutrition," said WRJO Account Executive, Trish Keeley. "There's when they need to get shots; when they should be worried about ticks, flees and spay and neuter. All that type of information."
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Early Halloween celebrations
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- Halloween won't be here until next week but the celebration has already begun in the Northwoods.
Hundreds of kids took over the streets of Rhinelander Saturday. They all had one goal in mind...candy!
For many of the kids, this was the second time they've gone trick or treating. Hundreds of people got candy at the YMCA's Not So Scary Halloween Trail.
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Wisconsin insurers signing up same-sex couples
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- Several Wisconsin insurance companies are holding special sign-ups so same-sex couples can add spouses to their health plans.
The special enrollment period is needed because gays and lesbians who got married this summer were unable to add spouses to their coverage amid the uncertainty surrounding the legal status of their marriages.
People generally can make changes to a health plan during the year only after a ``life-changing'' event, such as a marriage, divorce, or birth or adoption of a child.
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Movie makers use Newswatch 12 studio
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- You can expect to see Newswatch 12's studio on the big screen in the future. Movie makers from Madison used our set for a scene in their low budget indi film.
Barking Shadow Productions company has been shooting a movie called Tesla Factor in Rhinelander. It's based on corporate and political dirty deeds.
We don't want to give too much away, but our set was used for a broadcast informing viewers about a company doing illegal things.
The company hopes to have the movie featured on Netflix.
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Second year of pumpkin display in Rhinelander
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- Rhinelander continued a Halloween tradition a week before the special day.
You could see pumpkins lined up in front of Trigs Saturday night. This is the second year Downtown Rhinelander Inc. held the pumpkin sighting.
They didn't have as many pumpkins as they did last year, but people still had the chance to judge which pumpkin had the best carving.
"We just wanted something that would be pizazz when people drove by or walked around. They would see all these lit pumpkins," said Downtown Rhinelander Inc. member/Sandy Bus, Joan Belongia.
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Wisconsin sex offenders must stay home Halloween
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- Police are teaming up with parole agents across Wisconsin to make sure sex offenders stay home on Halloween night.
All of Wisconsin's 5,000 registered sex offenders under active community supervision are subject to special restrictions on Halloween.
Grace Roberts, who heads the Department of Corrections sex offender program, says they began actively enforcing the rules under the Halloween Knock and Talk program about eight years ago.
Offenders are barred from putting up Halloween decorations that might attract children to knock on their doors.
Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke says his officers will be out both this weekend and next reminding registrants they're being watched.
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BMC Racing Team's Taylor Phinney finished second in the sprint finish Friday while teammate Tejay van Garderen held onto overall lead with two stages remaining in the USA Pro Cycling Challenge.
Still Tied On Overall Time
The BMC Racing Team successfully defended van Garderen's lead over Christian Vande Velde (Garmin-Sharp) by chasing down a breakaway that led for the majority of the 189.7 kilometer race. Van Garderen and Vande Velde both finished in the same time, but van Garderen kept the race leader's yellow jersey by finishing 14th, while Vande Velde was 29th. The winner of the best young rider classification at this year's Tour de France said he actually wasn't concerned about keeping the race lead. "I was focused on staying at the front, staying ahead of the crashes, staying out of trouble, ahead of time gaps," van Garderen said. "(Finishing ahead of) Christian wasn't on my mind coming into the finish. It was just staying on the bike and staying in a good position and not losing anything."
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Phinney couldn't keep Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Sharp) from winning his second stage of the race, but the U.S. Olympian said his runner-up finish exceeded expectations, particularly after he crashed on the race's opening stage, bruising his left elbow and knee. "I'm happy that my legs are finally feeling better after that crash that kind of put me in a little bit of a hole," Phinney said. "I was third wheel with 300 meters to go, then Tyler started coming around me with someone else and somebody else coming around him. I thought my sprint was over because I left it too late but then I found a little gap and managed to weasel my way out. But by then, Tyler had opened his sprint already. I was gaining on him in the last 50 meters or so, but by then he was letting up and getting ready to celebrate."
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Construction of the first homes in Mountain House is expected to begin within the next several weeks, according to Paul Sensibaugh, Mountain House general manager.
Samantha Adhikari and Alyssa Garcia, both sophomores at West High School, are among the high school students in Tracy serving as volunteers with community organizations. Samantha and Alyssa are bell-ringers for the Salvation Army.
The Tracy Flyers is a youth track club sponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Department.
Justin Huey, who ran and caught passes for a total of 926 yards for the West High Wolf Pack, has been named to the All-San Joaquin Athletic Association football team.
The Tracy Genealogy Society is hosting a holiday social to show off its new digs on the second floor of the Tracy Historical Museum. Kathie Fisher is president of the 4-year-old group.
Tracy Sunrise Soroptimist members have donated 50 Christmas gifts to be given out at the Tracy Women's Shelter, reported the club president, Judy Castellon.
25 years ago — 1987
The Tracy High Bulldogs edged the Yuba City Honkers, 17-16, to win the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I football championship at chilly Sac State stadium. Bulldog running back Danly Daniel ran 18 yards on fourth down into the end zone to score the game-winning touchdown.
Senior account clerk Deborah Pine has been named the city of Tracy's Employee of the Year.
Ground has been broken on the Harvest Country housing development that includes 136 residential units.
Tracyites Martha and Rex Buthmann performed a Christmas ballet based on "The Nutcracker" at Tracy Library.
50 years ago — 1962
A blazing fire gutted the Cochran Co. Inc. packing shed on Sixth Street. Fire officials are investigating the possibility of arson. Despite the fire, the firm intends to continue shipping winter celery.
A citizens committee has advised Tracy High trustees to place a 50-cent override tax on the March ballot to keep the district financially healthy.
Edward D. "Ed" Gillman, a retired Southern Pacific switchman, has been honored for a being a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen for 50 years.
Army Private Dennis Alegre has been assigned to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., for engineer training after completing basic training at Fort Ord.
The Rotary-sponsored annual Christmas Lighting Contest has drawn 37 entries.
75 years ago — 1937
Trustees of the Tracy Elementary School District have approval sale of $50,000 in bonds to fund construction of the new Central School at the corner of Eaton and Parker avenues.
Three city trucks are carrying refuse from Tracy homes to the dump. The service will be free until Christmas.
Tracy High's basketball team dumped an alumni team, 29-17, in the school gym. Marvin Van Bebber topped varsity scoring with 12 points.
Insurance agent Jay Frerichs has been elected president of the Tracy 20-30 Club, succeeding Leonard "Jiggs" Ackerman in the post.
100 years ago — 1912
Members of the Board of Trustees (City Council) served notice that they intend to pave Central Avenue from Eighth Street all the way to the County Road (11th Street).
The annual ball sponsored by the Order of Railway Conductors at the Arlington Hall was declared a grand success.
The City Council has agreed to pay a night watchman $40 per month, with local merchants picking up the balance to a total of $75.
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I shoot my Bengal at 70lbs with no problems.
My friend was watching me yesterday and saying that all he could hear was the string wooshing and then thunk to a stop.
I didn't do anything special to tune it and get it shooting great.
I shoot my Bengal at 70lbs with no problems.
My friend was watching me yesterday and saying that all he could hear was the string wooshing and then thunk to a stop.
I didn't do anything special to tune it and get it shooting great.
I also have had problems with my bengal.It is hiting all over the place when i first bought the bow it was cuttinbg the serving had to take it back to the pro shop and have the cam worked on.I got it back and still it was causeing alot of damage to the serving at the cam took it back and i finally paid and had a winners choice put on.I got it back yesterday,still all over the place,my cable gaurd is just missing my fletching,i got my center shot ,shot through paper.hour and half later i ended up with rest as far right as it will go and sights as far left as they will go. at 20 yrds still hiting high left.i am at my wits end......My pro shop and me are getting tired of seeing each other,to close to season to do much but pray!
You had the cam "worked on"???? It should've been replaced if you took it to a dealer.
I don't understand what putting on a WC string would do if the cam is still damaging your strings other than to damage a more expensive string.
Lay an arrow against the side of your window, right next to your arrow. Parallel to that is how your arrow should be. If it is not at least close then you have a spine problem (adjust draw weight and use different weight points to rule that out), a torque problem (most likely) or a fletching clearance problem (very easy to rule out).
Lay an arrow on the shelf under your arrow. If you use a loop that should be close to where it tunes for level. By adjusting how much space you give between the arrow and the lower knot you can get bows to tune level.
That is how I initially set up all of my bows. If the center shot is away from center and it's not vane contact I know it is me and nothing else (I know my arrows are correct). I'll use paper tuning but it's to figure out what I'm doing to the grip.
When i first bought the bow from my local pro shop, the cam cut the orginal serving to pcs because it so far out .i took it back in and had it reserved.Since then i had to take the bow back in and have it reserved.i was getting tired of this. so the pro shop said that a WC would work better, so he kept the bow for a couple of days and when i got it back it wasnt cutting the string anymore i could tell that the cam had been worked on (debured).Im not a dummy i know that he got me on the string but i just wanted the bow fixed.Every pro shop in my area that deal with martin is so busy that they cant get to it this close to season .Ok, i have had others watch me for torque and i have really watched my grip if there is torque it is very little.I have bought and tried different size arrows(ics 340,ics 400,black hawk 4000 and black hawk 5000@27 3/4") to rule out spine and different tips with no luck.My rest is a NAP 4000 micro adjustable drop away .Tried setting the bow from 58 to 65 lbs.My vanes are clearing my cables.I backed the limb bolts back down to about 58 lbs and the grouping is better but still to the left.I tried the suggestion that you made.Any more suggestions would be helpful
I'm not into drop aways but I think some people have had fletching clearance problems with NAP drop aways.
Powder or lip stick it and see if any of it comes off on the vanes.
Here's about how your hand should look. If you play around with slight variances while paper tuning you will see how big a difference a little change can make.
I really don't see how anyone can see if you're torquing other than with high speed photography.
Take it to your dealer. We will gladly replace it if we cannot fix the problem.Originally Posted by slackster5101
What your dealer did was give you horrible advice. If you had a problem with that bow he should not have talked you into purchasing a $100 set of strings to solve the problem. I would have replaced the stock ones for FREE. It is likely a machining error which we could fix by swapping parts or replacing the bow.Originally Posted by tarpoole
I won my choice of any Martin bow through Martins Wild Extremes and I chose the Bengal because of the parallel limbs. I wanted one that was close to the Equalizer that I was buying. I had a month to get it set up, tuned and ready for the Slammin Goats with Nathan hunt. I had never even held a Martin Bow. With in an hour I was shooting the best groups I had ever shot, on the fourth round I even Robinhooded, and on the 24th of August I took a P & Y Antelope at 35 yards with the Bengal. By the way it was my first archery harvest. It is the smoothest drawing bow I have ever shot. I have not had a problem one with it and I have not touched my Hoyt SeirraTec or my Bowtech Equalizer since I received the Bengal. IMO it is the best choice I could have made.


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"I always relate firearm safety to a hammer," Barr said. "In the hands of a carpenter, he can build a house, but if it's used in the wrong way you could hit someone in the head and kill them. In the same way, a gun is similar. It's a tool and how you learn to use it is an important part of growing up.
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It wasn't much longer before Howard succeeded in taking his first deer from 180 yards. Kevin Bagley, owner of Adairsville Processor on Holcomb Road, donated the processing of the doe and soon Howard and his family will be able to enjoy the rewards of his first legal hunt.
"It was pretty cool. We saw a bunch of deer up there," Howard said. "It feels really good to be able to go out and hunt. It's a lot of fun to be able to go out and do what you want safely and legally and not have to worry about getting in trouble.
"I suggest folks that want to hunt, just go online and do a lot of studying and try your best on the test. Then take your test, wherever it may be, and when you pass it get your card and do everything right."
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An incredibly great interview. Perfect for making average ignorants think about possibilities and realize how small their intellectual box is...
Don't show that video to freedom4me lol.
4/1/12 Rawsome food arrests
Why not prepare?
Don't show that video to freedom4me lol.
Don't show that video to freedom4me lol.
He's making fun of you. Stop crowding threads with crap no one cares to see. Go live in the woods.
JJ, that was my reply in that thread! I tried posting it on here as well, but no one ever got around to approving my response, which was full of links (and hence flagged as possible spam).
Someone on Reddit mentioned taxes as the "price of society". Goatluva responded:
There is no "price of society". Society isn't some building in which one voluntarily lives in and pays rent in. It is not a service to be purchased. It is an abstract term used to describe the entirety of all interpersonal relationships within a given geographical area.
There is no "price of society". Society isn't some building in which one voluntarily lives in and pays rent in. It is not a service to be purchased. It is an abstract term used to describe the entirety of all interpersonal relationships within a given geographical area.
Sehr gut.
Wheylous:Sehr gut.
I totally just watched this recently.
Stop crowding threads with crap no one cares to see.
Stop crowding threads with crap no one cares to see.
How do you know no one cares to see anything I post?
They say so.
Why should I leave? It's way more in my self-interest to stay here.
[...] It's way more in my self-interest [...]
[...] It's way more in my self-interest [...]
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."
Freedom4Me73986:Why should I leave? It's way more in my self-interest to stay here.
Not according to you. Follow me.
Ah but JJ, is it not then less preferential to F4M to retain a coherent philosophy than it is to claim to reject 'tech' and post on Mises.org?
The Anarch is to the Anarchist what the Monarch is to the Monarchist.
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WARNING: This made my head hurt.
Jargon:WARNING: This made my head hurt.
Evidently you're not alone.
who is this guy? WONDERFUL VIDEO.
(english is not my native language, sorry for grammar.)
@Maiku: Some Googling turns up that this is a fellow named "Rod Taylor" (I found no other info) who Aaron Russo identifies as a friend of his... this segment is at the close of Russo's documentary Mad As Hell.
By the way, I think the libertarian movement could greatly benefit from an understanding that Taylor's message in this clip is not simply metaphorical, it is literally the case. The war against humanity being waged by the Elites is best understood as a spiritual war - and I mean that in the Book of Revelations sense. Because that's how the Elites themselves think about themselves and their enslavement of us. They've always said they have a divine right to rule us and own us. Do you think they stopped believing that and acting that out just because some 19th century authors wrote some popular books satirizing it?
I was raised a Calvinist, so I'm familiar with the history of the Protestant Reformation. Look at the reaction of the Powers That Be to the Protestant Reformation - all Inquisitions granted clemency to the repentant first-time offender - including even the hated Jews, Gypsies and Muslims. But it was the Protestants who most raised the ire of Rome - first-time offenders in Spain were punished - with death by burning - without clemency. You could confess to the priest before being burned and that might land you up in Purgatory instead of Hell but no matter what, you were going to be burned.
Why? How can a technical, theological argument over the doctrine of Justification by Faith and Works (Catholics) versus Justification by Faith Alone (Protestants) be worth burning people at the stake? The modern answer is that "people were fanatics back then" but that doesn't hold up to scrutiny. The Popes - like all rulers - were megalomaniacs, to be sure, but they weren't fanatics. They bent the rules, rewrote long-standing theology and overthrew established dogma whenever it suited their purpose.
The Protestants believe that it's because "Protestantism is the truth and Roman Catholicism was threatened by the truth" but this also doesn't hold up to scrutiny - the Protestants were just as threatened by further breakaway movements - such as the Anabaptists - and resorted to the very same violent measures to suppress them.
The reality is that Rome was threatened by what motivated the Protestant Reformation. Theological disagreements were a dime-a-dozen and usually represented nothing more than some political wrangling between rival cardinals. Martin Luther began his personal journey to writing the 95 Theses only after traveling to Rome and witnessing the debauchery and opulence of the city and even the Roman clerics themselves. Before his trip to Rome, you could not have found a more staunch defender of Roman Catholic theology than in Martin Luther. But his faith in the Church began to crumble when he realized that what was supposed to be the city wherein resided the Holy Mother Church was actually a year-round carnival and tourist-trap; what were supposed to be the most holy and spiritual men were actually philandering drunkards - untouchable by virtue of their crimson robes.
It is an awakening to the moral hypocrisy, spiritual debauchery and mental slavery which TPTB fear more than anything else. Political reforms can be massaged and revolts and rebellions can be managed. But outright awakening to the utter bullshit coming out of our rulers in Washington, DC, London and, yes, the Vatican is what really terrifies them. People saying things to themselves like, "Wait a minute, who died and made them God? Since when do a bunch of assholes in an office 3,000 miles away have a legitimate claim to even one penny of my income? And who gave them the right to print themselves up batches of money and kick down my door any time they feel like?" When people start wondering those kinds of things, that's when TPTB get nervous. That's when they roll out the torture chambers and summary executions.
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I love this for multiple reasons, but it's useful as an entertaining refutation to the common leftist refrain "capitalism amounts to the survival of the fittest". As Tom Woods points out, capitalism and free markets are essentially the only things that allow the survival of the unfittest.
Case in point:
Now, one may make the argument that she's attractive, so there'd always be some guy willing to take care of her, but I have two counters to this point. (1) No amount of sugar daddies is going to prevent you from taking a nap in your car with the engine running and the garage door closed when you're by yourself and the A/C in your house goes out. Technology will. And (2) these people exist by the millions. And they aren't all pretty.
Really could have gone without that.
I don't think she's pretty, she's got caveman-cheekbone. :-X
Jargon:Really could have gone without that.
Think I should include a disclaimer like you did?
Clayton:I don't think she's pretty, she's got caveman-cheekbone. :-X
I guess you wouldn't be one to make that argument, then, would ya? :)
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Think I should include a disclaimer like you did?
? If you want ? I'm not blaming you for the video.
Is sugar toxic?
Is sugar toxic?
Yet my diet/lifestyle plans keep being laughed at on this forum.
If he wasn't such a statist, and didn't so blindly believe the Republican Party actually stands for all the stuff he talks about, he might actually have something here:
(of course if he wanted to make an actual "guide to Republicans", that would have to be a completely different video. Here's a start.)
What I love is the comment: "The points made in this video made the Republicans sound more like Libertarians than Republicans"...which of course would be poison to the ears of these PJTV statists.
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Pharmaceuticals are the same as poisons.
aaaHahahaha. Douchebag.
Experts predicting food crisis
How much longer until a fuel crisis?
How much longer until you go live in the woods?
We should get a countdown thread for him.
Why do you need to know?


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And now for my dining room tabletop centerpiece – because I just couldn't stop taking photos, it needed it's very own slide show.
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She attended San Lorenzo Valley elementary, junior high and high schools and graduated with her associate degree from Cabrillo College.
Mrs. McCoid coached cheerleading and taught dance classes for more than 15 years in the community. She became owner of Steps Dance Studio in Watsonville two years ago. Earlier, she worked as a real estate agent with Bailey Properties in Aptos. She was also one of the founders of the Hot Rods at the Beach car show in Santa Cruz, which has awarded many scholarships to industrial arts students in the county.
Mrs. McCoid is survived by her stepson, Jakob McCoid, and daughter, Maryella McCoid; parents, Bill and Carolyn Dianda of Redding; sister, Gina Dianda Bahten, and her husband, Shawn Bahten, of Redding; father-in-law, Rick McCoid of La Selva Beach; mother-in-law, Gerri McCoid of Soquel; two nieces; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Josh McCoid, on March 18. They were married for 10 years.
Services will be at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 28, at Twin Lakes Church, 2701 Cabrillo College Drive, in Aptos.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to a trust fund for Mrs. McCoid's children, the Carrie McCoid estate account, at any branch of Bay Federal Credit Union.


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Steve Morabito was best for the BMC Racing Team in Tuesday's prologue at the Tour de Romandie, finishing 21st, 32 seconds behind winner Chris Froome (Sky Procycling).
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Morabito powered his BMC timemachine TMR01 along the uphill, 7.45-kilometer course that is only 60 kilometers from his home in Monthey, Switzerland. His result was the best by a Swiss rider in the opener of the six-day race. "To be the best Swiss is not the objective for me, but it's really something special to ride not far from my home," Morabito said. "I knew the climb well because I came here a few times last month to see it. It was a nice to race here with so many of my family and friends watching." BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Yvon Ledanois said the result was good was a good start for Morabito, who has previously helped teammates win this race in 2008 and 2011. Morabito's own best career finish at Romandie is 13th in 2011. "For the overall classification, I hope Steve will be in the top 10 on Sunday," Ledanois said. Andrew Talansky (Garmin-Sharp) finished second in the race against the clock and Robert Kiserlovski (RadioShack-Leopard) was third.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 28, 2010)-Cat By The Tale, who chased Tuscan Evening in her two most recent starts at Santa Anita, is the likely favorite in the $100,000 Wilshire Handicap on Saturday at Hollywood Park.
A Grade III at one mile on the turf, the Inglewood is the ninth of 11 races on the program. In conjunction with the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby from Churchill Downs, post time on Saturday at Hollywood Park is 11 a.m. Gates will open at 7 a.m. and the first simulcast is at 7:30 a.m.
Locally, the Derby will be shown between the eighth and ninth races. Scheduled post time for the Kentucky Derby is 3:24 p.m. PDT.
Trained by Neil Drysdale for owner Matthew Cioros, Cat By The Tale was fourth behind Tuscan Evening, the Horse of the Meet at Santa Anita's winter-spring season, in the Buena Vista, then second in the Santa Ana Handicap on March 21.
A 5-year-old daughter of Tale Of The Cat out of the Irish bred mare St Clair Ridge, Cat By The Tale has won five of 19 and earned $287,258. Co-highweight along with Princess Haya at 118 pounds, Cat By The Tale will break from post 5 in the field of 10. She will be ridden for the first time by Tyler Baze.
Owned by Eileen Hartis and trained by Carl O'Callaghan, Princess Haya, a 5-year-old Street Cry mare, will be making her Hollywood Park debut in the Wilshire.
Idle since a third place finish in the E.P. Taylor last Oct. 17 at Woodbine, the Texas bred has won four of 14 and earned $412,901. Travis Dunkelberger, who made his first Hollywood Park appearance last weekend with a couple of mounts on California Gold Rush Day, will ride.
Sweeter Still will be looking for her second Grade III win on the Hollywood Park turf course. The 5-year-old Irish bred daughter of Rock Of Gibraltar and the Belmez mare Beltisaal won the 2008 Senorita. Felipe Valdez has the mount for owner David Lanzman and trainer Jeff Mullins. She has won four of 11 and banked $271,761.
Trainer Jim Cassidy, who won the Wilshire with Diamond Diva two years ago, will send out a pair – April Pride and Dextera.
Sixth of eight in the Santa Ana in her first race of 2010, April Pride has won three of 15. Her most recent win came in the Harold C. Ramser Handicap last Oct. 24 during the Oak Tree meet at Santa Anita. She has post nine and stablemate Dextera, who has won four of 18, will break directly outside of her.
From the inside out, here is the complete cast for the 49th running of the Wilshire: You Lift Me Up, Russell Baze rides, 116 pounds; Toque De Queda, Brice Blanc, 115; Exquisite, Victor Espinoza, 114; Sweeter Still, Felipe Valdez, 117; Cat By The Tale, Tyler Baze, 118; Princess Haya, Travis Dunkelberger, 118; Czechers, Frank Alvarado, 116; Medaglia D'Amour, Alonso Quinonez, 112; April Pride, Julio Garcia, 116 and Dextera, Silvio Amador, 113.
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Thelma Spurlock, 81, of Springdale, Ohio, Formerly of Clay County, passed away Tuesday at the Hospice of Cincinnati.
Funeral services for Thelma Spurlock were held Saturday at 2:00 PM at the Britton Funeral Home Chapel with Lonnie Spurlock, Riley Parker and Bill Stapleton officiating. Burial followed at the Irvin Hill Cemetery.
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Martha Bowling, age 94, went home to be with the Lord on March 4, 2011. She was born on February 15, 1917, but we celebrated her birth on April 6, 1917. She was preceded in death by her parents, Isaac and Drucilla Gibson, her husband, Woodrow Bowling, three sons, Charles Bertram, an infant, Dennis Roy Bowling, and J. C. Bowling. She was also preceded in death by one daughter, Mary Ruth Sword. She leaves to mourn her passing daughters Carrie Napier, Edna Griffin, Lois J. Smith and Laura Michelle Bowling, and sons Harold Ray Bowling and Dennis Woodrow Bowling (Buddy) and wife Isabelle, all of Big Creek, Kentucky and son Cleve E. Bowling and wife Zetta of Manchester, Kentucky. She also leaves daughter Sally Gillespie of Louisville, Kentucky and son James Woodrow Bowling (Woody) and wife Geraldine of Norwalk, Ohio. She is also survived by a special adopted daughter, Mary Ann Eshleman and husband, Galen, of Lebanon, Ohio. She is also survived by 34 grandchildren, 57 great grandchildren and 27 great-great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at The Flat Creek Church of the Brethren on Monday March 7, 2011 with Cleve Bowling, Dewayne Yost, Steve May and Ernest Smith officiating. Burial was at the Bowling Cemetery at Marcum, KY.
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The Consolation of Eternal Life
A great many people believe that our eternal life will begin at the time of our death. In reality our eternal life will begin at the time of our death. In reality, our eternal life with God began on the day of our Baptism, the day we became children of God. As adopted members of God's family, we become heirs of Heaven; as our heritage, God shares His very life with us. Life that is eternal, life that transcends all time and space. When we reflect on this great truth, we can come to realize that those we love who have gone before us, marked with the sign of faith, have not been separated from us. They are really much closer to us because they now live in the fullness of God's love, a love that embraces each one of us, whether here on eath or in the heavenly kingdom. It is in this divine love that we are truly united, not only to God, but to each other. At a time of mourning, we often feel that we are distant from those we love. Actually, they are united with us now more than ever before. No more do they know the restraints of the human condition. Now they are able to love us with a deep love, a fuller love, a love that is enriched by God's own love. No, death does not separate us from those we love. It deepens our union with God and with each other.
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Lawrence "Antique" Rice
(December 31, 1946 – March 3, 2011)
The Obituary for Lawrence "Antique" Rice
Officiating Ministers: Rev. Jesse Martin & Carl Brown
Lawrence Rice was born on December 31, 1946 in Leslie Co. Ky., the son of the late Sim & Ora Sizemore Rice. He passed away on Thursday, March 3, 2011 at his residence at Onedia, Ky. at age of 64 years. Lawrence was a life long resident of Leslie & Clay Co. By occupation he was a retired coal miner. He was a member of the Sizerock Baptist Church at Sizerock, Ky. He enjoyed spending time with his family & horseback riding. Lawrence "Antique" Rice was preceeded in death by his parents" Sim & Ora Sizemore Rice, two brothers: Homer & Ira Rice & one sister: Oma Watkins.
He leaves the following relatives surviving: His loving & devoted wife: Wilma Collins Rice of Oneida, Ky., three daughters: Helen Collett & Shawn of Stinnett, Ky., Susie Gay & Brandon of Oneida, Ky., & Denise Couch & Ritchie of Manchester, Ky., three brothers: Monroe Rice of Louisville, Ky., Arnell Rice & Diane of Hyden, Ky., & Earl Rice & Peggy of London, Ky., four sisters: Celo Mollica of New Jersey, Louise Napier of Chavies, Ky., Bertha Napier & Robert of Hazard, Ky., & Marie Lynch of Dayton, Ohio & four grandchildren: Cecilia Shay, Keeley Alysia, Isabella Jean & Felicia also a host of other relatives & friends survive.
Funeral service will be on Sunday, March 6, 2011 at 1:00 PM at the Sizerock Baptist Church at Sizerock, Ky. with Rev. Jesse Martin & Carl Brown officiating. Burial will follow in the Gibson Branch Cemetery at Sizerock, Ky. The folling will serve as pallbearers: Brandon Gay, Shawn Collett, Ritchie Couch, Jack Gay, Ronnie Gay, B.J. Gibson, Tyler Gay & Brent Wayne Collins. Visitation will be on Saturday, March 5th at 6:00 PM at the Dwayne Walker Funeral Home & also on Sunday at 10:00 AM at the church.
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Estill Reed, 90, of Oneida, the husband of Elva Reed, passed away Saturday at the U.K. Medical Center at Lexington. Funeral services for Estill Reed were held Tuesday at 1:00 PM at The Britton Funeral Home Chapel with Joey Burns & Sill Lee officiating. Burial followed at The Hensley Cemetery at Hensley.
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Defending champion Rail Trip heads a lineup of 15 nominations to the $500,000 Grade I Hollywood Gold Cup, the piece de resistance of the meet at 1 ¼ miles on Cushion Track on July 10.
"He worked an easy six furlongs yesterday (in 1:17.20)," said trainer Ron Ellis Thursday of the 5-year-old gelding. "He will probably work again next Tuesday."
Rafael Bejarano has the call back on Rail Trip, who seeks to join three-time winners Native Diver and Lava Man as the only repeat winners in the 71-year history of the prestigious race. Weights will be issued Sunday.
Rail Trip, who won by three lengths last year, comes off convincing victories in the Mervyn LeRoy Handicap and Californian in his first two starts of the year. He seeks to become the first horse to sweep the three races since Eleven Stitches in 1981. Rail Trip could claim to be the first horse to cross the finish line first in all three since Eleven Stitches won the Gold Cup via the disqualification of Caterman.
Rail Trip has won eight of 11 starts and earned $967,790 for Mace and Samantha Siegel's Jay Em Ess Stable.
Other probable starters include Awesome Gem (David Flores), Compari (Mike Smith), Slew's Tiznow (Joe Talamo), Tap It Light (Tyler Baze) and Cigar Man.
Also nominated are the Bob Baffert-trained trio of Richard's Kid, Sangaree and Spurrier, New York-based champion Gio Ponti, Brushburn, Enriched, Kanan Dume, Tres Borrachos and Victory Pete.
Tres Borrachos, who finished second in the Gold Cup last year, worked five furlongs in 1:00.60 for trainer Beau Greely.
New York-based millionaire Gayego will probably make his next start in the $300,000 Grade I Triple Bend Handicap at Hollywood Park July 10, Godolphin Racing spokesman Rick Mettee said Thursday.
"We're trying to get things sorted out with the plane," said Mettee. "He will work five furlongs this weekend (at Belmont Park). We're trying to get there." Rafael Bejarano has taken the call in the seven-furlong Triple Bend.
Gayego, a 5-year-old horse, began his career at Hollywood Park with trainer Paulo Lobo, winning twice in as many starts at this track and capturing the Arkansas Derby. He was sold to Godolphin at the beginning of his 4-year-old year, raced in Dubai and returned to win the Grade I Ancient Title Stakes and finish fourth in a four-way photo finish in the Breeders' Cup Sprint at Santa Anita.
Gayego, trained by Saeed bin Suroor, returned to Dubai earlier this year to finish second in a Group III sprint and eighth in the Grade I Golden Shaheen Stakes.
"NYRA did away with the Tom Fool, so we had to look for something different for him," explained Mettee of the Triple Bend choice. "He's run well over that track before."
Gayego has won seven of 16 starts and earned $1,459,620.
Also nominated are the John Sadler-trained quartet of Bestdressed, Hurricane Ike, Noble Court and Twirling Candy, the Bob Baffert-trained duo of E Z's Gentleman and Sangaree, Malibu Stakes winner M One Rifle, Robert Kerlan Handicap winner My Summer Slew, Fantasy Free and One Track Mind.
Sadler said he planned to make a decision after this weekend on which members of the quartet to enter. Twirling Candy, a 3-year-old colt coming off a smashing 7 ¾-length victory in an allowance/optional claiming race here May 29, worked six furlongs in 1:14.80.
Trainer John Sadler will try to serve as a model of patriotism this Fourth of July weekend. He hopes to sweep the $250,000 Grade I American Oaks Saturday and the $150,000 Grade II American Handicap Sunday.
Sadler will send out probable favorite Cozi Rosie in the American Oaks and Oil Man in a wide-open American, both on turf.
"I think a mile and a quarter will be good for Cozi Rosie," said Sadler. "She should be back early and settle into a mile-and-a-quarter pace."
Sadler hopes that Oil Man follows in the footsteps of Whatsthescript, who won the American at 1 1/8 miles two years ago.
"We know that a mile and an eighth is a good distance for him because he won the Cinema here last year," said Sadler. "And he's run well on this turf course: a first and a second in two starts."
Oil Man, an Irish-bred 4-year-old colt, finished a distant second to Enriched in a sizzling mile turf race here May 22 in his first start since November.
"I was very happy with his comeback race," said Sadler. "He was running at the end."
Trainer Steve Specht said Thursday that he expects Antares World to be more forwardly placed in the $250,000 American Oaks Saturday than she was in the Hollywood Oaks June 6, when she was taken back to fourth in a five-horse field and finished fourth.
"I don't think the surface is an issue," said Specht of the switch from Cushion Track to turf. "She's better up close, and I was pretty upset last race when I saw her back there behind those slow fractions. If they're crawling, I want to be there."
Specht summoned Frank Alvarado, who rode the filly to victories in the California Oaks and Golden Poppy Handicap at Golden Gate Fields, to return in place of Victor Espinoza. The filly shipped south Monday from Golden Gate.
"She's an easy filly to ride; she has tactical speed," said Specht of the California-bred daughter of Decarchy. "She's not a front-end horse and she's not a deep closer. She keeps grinding away."
Jockey Joel Rosario, who won his first Hollywood Juvenile Championship aboard Necessary Evil last year, seeks to win the $100,000 test again Monday with Western Mood. The Grade III test for 2-year-olds will be run at six furlongs.
Western Mood comes off a winning debut for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, rallying from eighth for a 1 ¾-length victory in 58.02 seconds
for five furlongs over Cushion Track on June 12 with Rosario. Hollendorfer last won the Juvenile with King Glorious in 1988.
The probable favorite will be J P'S Gusto, an impressive winner of the Willard Proctor Memorial Stakes May 31 under Joe Talamo. Other probable starters include the Walther Solis-trained pair of River's Chapel (Christian Santiago Reyes) and Tappin Tough (David Flores), Washington invader Marvin's Magic (Mike Smith), Edgewick Road (Tyler Baze), Gab Power (Victor Espinoza) and Leon Ayala.
Dan Ward, assistant to trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, anticipated stakes success on several fronts at Hollywood Park this weekend.
"City to City: got to beat Cozi Rosie," said Ward of his primary challenger in the American Oaks Saturday.
"U R All That I Am: got to beat Gotta Have Her," said Ward of the $150,000 Grade II Royal Heroine Mile Saturday.
"Western Mood: very professional, very impressive winning at five (furlongs)," said Ward of the stable's entrant in the Hollywood Juvenile Championship Monday.
Ward also watched Tuscan Evening, winner of the Royal Heroine last year, work seven furlongs in 1:25.80 on the main track. The 5-year-old mare is ticketed for a trip to Chicago for the Modesty Handicap at Arlington Park July 17, a prep for the Beverly D.
FINISH LINES—Martin Pedroza's victory aboard Winter Camp in the fourth race Sunday was his 997th at Hollywood Park as the veteran approaches the elite 1,000 club at Hollywod Park. He would become the tenth rider to accomplish the feat here, joining, from top to bottom, leader Laffit Pincay, Jr. (3,049), Bill Shoemaker, Chris McCarron, Alex Solis, Eddie Delahoussaye, Patrick Valenzuela, Gary Stevens, Corey Nakatani and John Longden …Dawnie Macho has joined the John Sadler barn after an auspicious debut at Arlington Park and was nominated to the $100,000 Landaluce Stakes for 2-year-old fillies at six furlongs on July 11. "She just got here," said Sadler of the chestnut daughter of Macho Uno, purchased privately by Gary or Cecil Barber after a five-length win in 51.16 for 4 ½ furlongs June 12. "She set a track record there. I will probably work her Monday and decide on the Landaluce." The Landaluce lineup is expected to be headed by Cinderella Stakes winner She'll Heir (Rafael Bejarano), Proctor Stakes runner-up Belleofthebridle (David Flores) and Given Episode (Tyler Baze)…Acclamation drew post three in a field of nine in the $750,000 United Nations Stakes at Monmouth Saturday. Winner of the Jim Murray and Charles Whittingham Memorial handicaps over the Hollywood Park turf course, the 4-year-old colt will be ridden by Christian Santiago Reyes for trainer Don Warren. It will be simulcast locally at 2:23 p.m….I Want Revenge, runner-up in the 2008 CashCall Futurity, leaves from post four in a field of seven under Joe Talamo in the $300,000 Suburban Handicap at Belmont Saturday. Post time for the Suburban is 2:16 PDT.
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