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Parks and Rec director, parks program manager lose jobs
SALISBURY — City Manager Doug Paris has fired the director of the Parks and Recreation Department, as well as the parks program manager, and eliminated their positions.
Parks and Recreation Director Gail Elder White and Program Manager Jeff Holshouser lost their jobs today, according to city spokeswoman Elaney Hasselmann.
"The department's Program Division has delivered unsatisfactory results in efficiency, effectiveness and revenue generation," Hasselmann said in a statement.
Paris consolidated management of the Parks and Recreation Department, which now reports to Assistant City Manager Zack Kyle.
Paris has asked Kyle to lead a staff team "to develop a plan of action to increase results and provide for more efficient and effective delivery of programming services to Salisbury citizens," Hasselmann said.
The management consolidation will save the city $240,000, she said. The savings will be redeployed to frontline programming services for the upcoming fiscal year, she said.
The management consolidation will reduce duplicative management layers, improve communication from line program employees to management, redeploy financial resources to the front line, and ultimately improve the delivery of services, Hasselmann said.
"I look forward to Mr. Kyle's leadership in the Program Division and also look forward to hearing the recommendations of our staff team," Paris said in a news release.
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Radio New Zealand reports, "The medical non-government organization, Medicines Sans Frontiers, says it fears the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal could push the cost of drugs to prohibitive levels."
Leaked documents show that US drug companies, who are among the 600 US corporate advisers writing the trade agreement, are trying to extend patents on prescription drugs and prevent competition from less-expensive generic drugs through intellectual property (IP) controls.
If US drug companies get the protections they want in the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal, some drug prices are set to rise as much 50 percent, according to a United Nations development study.
A massive increase in drug prices, along with extended IP monopolies on medical devices, like new pacemakers, could make them so expensive that many people could simply not afford them, even if their lives were in the balance.
The secret talks wrapped up their 18th round in Malaysia last week, where more than a dozen protesters were arrested expressing concerns that the TPP deal will give multinational corporations too much power.
"Malaysian activists have staged several protests against the deal, fearing it will compromise the country's sovereignty and calling on the government to disclose details on the agreement," according to The Straits Times.
The TPP negotiations were dropped by the George W. Bush administration in 2008 after just three rounds of talks, but were revived in 2009 after Obama took office.
There are currently 12 countries involved in the TPP talks; the United States, Canada, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia, Vietnam and Japan.
If the deal is signed, it will be the largest trade deal ever negotiated, representing 40 percent of the global economy.
The extreme secrecy surrounding the TPP talks have some US lawmakers worried that they will sign away the sovereign rights of America to multinational corporations, who will exploit workers, cost more than 500,000 US jobs in the textile industry alone, and cause irreparable environmental damage.
Under "investor state" and corporate "stakeholder" provisions, a foreign tribunal can virtually guarantee corporate profits at taxpayers' expense.
Rep. Alan Grayson of Florida is one of the few members of Congress allowed to see a preliminary draft of the TPP.
After viewing the deal, Grayson told the Washington Times, "It is easy to understand why this NAFTA-style agreement has been kept secret. The TPP is a disturbing attack on American democracy and sovereignty. It puts corporate interests ahead of American interests."
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Home Ec. of Silver Lake
- Location: Los Angeles, CA
- Website: homeecshop.com
Some of our best DIY project posts came way by special guests post from local Los Angeles crafting specialist and friend, Jenny Ryan. If you're ever in the vicinity of Silver Lake's Sunset Junction, it's highly recommended you drop by her new shop, Home Ec., a crafter's shangri-la. Jenny took time to discuss her new store, recommendations and advice about setting up a crafting space below…
Tell us a little about what one can expect when they walk through the doors of your store, Home Ec.
Hopefully they'll feel welcomed and cozy—that's definitely what I'm going for. I want Home Ec. to feel like your home away from home...or at least your craft room away from home. It's a functioning workshop with space for creating always at the ready, but it's a retail space as well offering a selection of unique fabrics, sewing patterns, all kids of how-to books, as well as some fun gift items from indie designers.
Can anyone come in and work on their crafting projects? What about classes if I'm a beginner?
Absolutely! If you're looking to rent studio time, you can schedule machine rental time on an hourly basis. This gives you access to our PFAFF sewing machines, cutting tables and tools, iron and ironing boards, etc. Or course our cozy seating area is also open to anyone who wants to come in and sit a spell with their embroidery, crochet, or other handwork projects. We do offer a variety of entry-level craft classes, from sewing to crochet to paper and fabric crafting. Upcoming classes this fall include bookbinding, paste paper making, and more!
Tell us about some of your favorite products/supplies you carry.
I think the handmade porcelain buttons from Poodlebreath have a gorgeous storybook like charm...they would be the perfect addition to a hand-knit capelet or scarf.
Lotta's Printing Studio by the amazing Scandinavian designer Lotta Jansdotter is a perfect starter kit for anyone interested in printmaking. You can customize many items in your home, from walls to furniture, along with clothing and paper too.
I love Japanese fabrics and offer a selection of prints, such as Nani Iro's amazing patterns that look as though they were painted right on the fabric. Closer to home, a carry some reproduction 1930s and '40s prints that are wonderful to use in quilting projects and the like.
Any advice for creating a crafting space at home?
I'm lucky to have a husband who also needs creative space at home, so we've split the dining room into a work area we can both use. If your options are more limited space-wise (or if you're the kind of person who doesn't want to look at your supplies when you're not using them) it's all about the armoire. I've seen some efficient and cute sewing areas set up inside vintage armoires (the book Weekend Sewing features one), which works well since you can close the doors when you're not working. Otherwise I'd say my craft organization/decor must-haves include vintage suitcases, glass jars and card catalogs or thrifted metal file drawers for small items, and of course baskets and bins galore: metal, fabric, or wooden.
Thanks Jenny for sharing about your new store and advice about crafting in the home. Be sure to check out Jenny's book Sew Darn Cute: 30 Sweet & Simple Projects to Sew & Embellish and her posts here at Apartment Therapy for inspiration (pssst...she occasionally even has cupcakes from nearby Lark that she shares with customers, because she's wonderfully friendly that way!).
Home Ec.
3815 W. Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90026
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What a fun shop! I'll definitely have to stop by here on my next visit to LA.
Home Ec charges EIGHTY DOLLARS for a two-session sewing class. In this economy that only spells elitism. As cute as it is, it caters only to those with disposable income -- not people who really want to create silk out of a sow's ear. I want to loe it but there's something kind of enraging about it too -- it's almost too cute for words and a bit too precious for its own good. If they brought the prices down, maybe.
"i want to Love it..." (typo!)
in response to the price: the class is the same cost as taking a sewing class at a community college, but in a much more inviting and intimate setting.
i've taken the needlefelting class and the class sizes are small and there is lots of one-on-one time. i highly recommend taking classes there and can't wait to take more!
pugluv: to be fair, in this economy independent businesses like Home Ec. especially need your support, as they don't have the sheer volume to bring down prices to big-store retail prices. This is hardly a case of elitism; Jenny is honestly the farthest from "elite" as one could be (and I try to say this as impartially as one could be being a friend). I'd much rather pay a fair price for personal and local service occasionally than be fixated on always getting the cheapest deal.
"...it caters only to those with disposable income"
Wouldn't this charge apply to most every decor-store, unless you narrow it down to the largest of retailers who depend upon volume and foreign manufacturing? There's no issue of occasionally shopping anywhere in my book, but the issue of "disposable income" seems an unfair label considering the neighborhood supports a cheese shop, boutique kicks store, spa boutique, fancy coffee spot, gelato shop and a fashion-oriented population. Of all the stores there, besides the wonderful Music Conservancy, a neighborhood craft shop where anyone can get advice, rent work space or purchase goods seems as far from elite as I could imagine.
why do people get so angry about the price of everything? just don't go to the class.
@pugluv It may not be your style, but to call Home Ec. "enraging" seems a bit extreme! I find the shop quite welcoming and cheery and admire the fact that Jenny is providing a space for people to teach and learn (should the instructors not get paid fairly for their time and talent?). And many of the items for sale are handmade by local artists and crafters. How is supporting our neighbors "elitist"?
I haven't had a chance to visit Home Ec. yet (I'm about 8-9 hours away) but I have been checking into local sewing classes as well as crochet classes. $80 seems totally reasonable for a 2-session class compared to the big name craft stores I've looked into. And yes, it's cheaper (or around the same) as a community college course - plus more convenient and a smaller group of students, I'm sure. Just wanted to chime in since I have been pricing sewing classes recently ;)
Eighty bucks for anything in this economy is pretty steep, I'll agree. But it's a cost/benefit thing. I'm not an elitist with disposable income, but like a lot of people, I have a couple of inexpensive indulgences here and there that add up. It pains me that I buy terribly constructed mall clothes instead of saving my money and taking another dress class here.
ANYWAY, Home Ec is on my way home and I love passing by that window. The storefront is becoming the podiatrist foot sign for me, only homey and comforting. And the fabric selection is fabulous.
My son & I stopped in a few weeks ago (there is a comic book store next door to placate him) and this store is stocked with fantastic Kokka fabrics from Japan which were priced accordingly (the same as Superbuzzy or Michael Levine's downtown, but without the hassle.)
It was nice to be able to shop in the neighborhood, and the owner was very knowledgeable and nice to boot.
I'm not sure about the whole class pricing thing, but honestly in this economy learning to sew seems like a good thing to know!!


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Are Vaginal Yeast Infections Spread Through Sex?
Yeast infections are not usually transmitted through sexual intercourse and are not considered a sexually transmitted disease.
What Increases the Risk of Vaginal Yeast Infections?
A few things will increase your risk of getting a yeast infection, including:
- Recent treatment with antibiotics. For example, a woman may take an antibiotic to treat an infection, and the antibiotic kills her body's good bacteria that normally keep the yeast in balance. As a result, the yeast overgrows and causes the infection.
- Uncontrolled diabetes. This allows for too much sugar in the urine and vagina.
- Pregnancy which changes hormone levels.
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- Limit the use of feminine deodorant.
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- Change out of wet clothing, especially bathing suits, as soon as you can.
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Champion Blind Luck has been retired, but Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer has plenty to look forward to with his young stock. Hollendorfer hopes to start the Hollywood Park Autumn meet off with a bang this weekend with 2-year-olds Rousing Sermon in the $100,000 Real Quiet Stakes Saturday and Killer Graces in the $100,000 Sharp Cat Stakes for fillies Sunday. Both races are 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track.
Hollendorfer hopes that Rousing Sermon, winner of the California Cup Juvenile at Santa Anita in his last start October 29, continues in his stakes-winning form and that Killer Graces regains the form that enabled her to win the Cinderella and Landaluce stakes here this summer.
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Rousing Sermon, who broke his maiden at first asking here in June, rallied to win the Cal Cup Juvenile by 2 ¼ lengths going away at 1 1/16 miles. "He came out of that race with a lot of energy," said Bisha. "It didn't seem to take much out of him. He has no speed. He just lays back and finishes strong."
Rousing Sermon will carry high weight of 123 pounds as he tries to follow in the footsteps of Chocolate Candy, who won the 2008 Real Quiet for Hollendorfer.
Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert also has contenders in the two races. He will send out Liaison, a facile maiden winner in his last start at Santa Anita, in the Real Quiet; and Lady Pecan, fourth-place finisher in the Anoakia Stakes, in the Sharp Cat.
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"The most logical place is the Matriarch; that's been a good race for us," said McAnally, who won the race with Auspiciante in 1986 and Tout Charmant in 2000.
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McAnally also said that Goldwaki, who worked one mile on the turf in 1:46.80 Thursday, is under consideration for the $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup, a Grade I test at 1 ½ miles, November 19.
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Heading the list is Western Aristocrat, who won the Grade I Jamaica Handicap on the Belmont Park turf October 8 in his United States debut after being campaigned in England by Jeremy Noseda. He will run in the $250,000 Grade I Hollywood Derby at 1 ¼ miles November 27.
The Hollywood Derby is also expected to attract Slumber, an English-bred Juddmonte Farms colt who won the James Seymour Stakes at Newmarket October 29 in his last start for trainer Charles Hills. Hills also plans to ship Island Paradise for the $100,000 Miesque Stakes for two-year-old fillies November 25.
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With the release of Windows 8.1 (coming as a free update) just around the corner (October 18th, to be exact), you may be wondering A) whether it's worth upgrading to and B) why that's the case. Well, as someone who's been rocking the 8.1 Preview release for a couple of months, I can say with assurance that it's well-worth upgrading to - if you happen to dig Windows 8 in general, that is. If you're not a fan of Microsoft's direction with the OS, there's little about 8.1 that's going change your mind. It's worth noting though that you can install a Start Menu replacement in 8.1 just as you can with 8.0.
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Improved Start Screen: While it's still no Start Menu, the enhancements Microsoft brings to 8.1 Start Screen-wise is hugely appreciated. For starters, you can make the background transparent, revealing your desktop wallpaper, and you can also name your groups, have greater control over tile size, gain much greater flexibility when choosing a color scheme if you stick to the vector wallpapers, and the search... "improved" is an understatement.
Help & Tips: Something that should have launched with Windows 8 is a tutorial to teach people how to make the most of the OS - it was actually rather appalling to see this lacking given the major design shift Microsoft forced on those wanting to use the latest version of Windows. It's been fixed in 8.1, though, with videos to help you master not only the Start Screen, but some other parts of the OS as well. Who knows - even the Windows 8 veteran might stand to learn something.
Native 3D Printing: 3D printing still isn't "mainstream" by any standard, but it's definitely on its way there, and Microsoft proves it by implementing a native 3D printing environment inside of Windows 8.1. As we discovered last week, printing a 3D object is pretty standard fare, not much different than printing a piece of paper. I think Microsoft deserves some kudos for wasting no time in implementing this feature.
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Above, I mentioned that I've been using 8.1 since the Preview came out, but this weekend, I reformatted and put 8 on (because I didn't want to use a "Preview" for a fresh install), and already I'm missing some of 8.1's features. Actually, I'm missing them a lot. October 18th sure can't get here quick enough.
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So does it suck a little less than Windows 8?
Indeed, it sucks a lot less ;-)
lol...its the same OS, how is it supposed to suck any less?
Guess I will stay with my 7.....I tried the 8 and it really sucked......
I will consider about that for my next build PC. I need take a good look at Windows 8.1. I still have Windows 7 on my 2 yrs old PC. no problem with it.
it only sucks if you're unwilling to learn how to use it. I've been using 8.1 for a while, and it works just fine. The only difference between 7 and 8 is the whole screen is the start button. Pin your most used programs to the start screen and taskbar, and there's very little, and it's no different from windows 7.
I gave it a shot.....I did not enjoy deleting each email one by one on my MSN account......Now I can quickly delete my emails.......I see nothing about Windows 8 that is an improvement over 7 for someone with a desktop.....
I'm willing to bet it will be as unpopular as Vista was......
How much is this upgrade going to cost?
It's a free update to those who own Windows 8. The stand-alone version in the store would cost the same as Windows 8 does today (varies, depending on version).
How much will it cost us,...or Microsoft? Ha-Ha!
Windows seven's still working great, no need for eight! Damn Straight!
they can keep their un secure un reliable un attractive non user friendly os im done with windows. linux from now on.
go back further and think about Millennium edition lol
flop flop floppity flop flop
Heres an idea, when XP was around, in terms of selling and being loaded on new computers, look at how much market share windows had. Why not just revamp XP with all the latest drivers, codex's and what not, like directx 12 or 13 which one their on now and leave the GUI the same, why won't this work? Wasn't is because of how well xp just worked that it became popular?
I'm really not a big fan of windows 7 either. Why does it take 1.5 gigs to run windows 7 on idle? I can use just 120megs on xp. Windows Vista, 7, and 8 are all resource hogs.
think its free if you already own windows 8
Lifeasjosh; do you realize how much more complex windows vista, 7, and 8 all are over windows xp?! Of COURSE they are going to look like resource hogs compared. Better get used to it that's how software works as it advances it will need more and more resources to operate and that include ram. Look at cellphones they used to have cache on the MB level then it was 256, 512, 1gb, with current mobile OS's shipping with 2gb or more. You call this becoming a resource hog, I say things are just advancing. Btw even though XP used less ram it used that ram less efficiently than windows 7 and 8, even vista though vista came at a time when PC's of that age didn't have enough ram and ram wasn't as cheap.
No...it just finds new ways to suck.
"Above, I mentioned that I've been using 8.1 since the Preview came out, but this weekend, I reformatted and put 8 on (because I didn't want to use a "Preview" for a fresh install), and already I'm missing some of 8.1's features. Actually, I'm missing them a lot. October 18th sure can't get here quick enough."
I don't understand that bit. A fresh install replaces everything, so it wouldn't matter what previous OS revision you had. There'd be only Windows 8.1.
Guppy; he is saying he didn't want his fresh istall o whateve OS to be a prevew copy he wanted to install a full version andsince .1 isn't out yet he i talked YE newest full version mS oS, 8.0.
Yes, that's just it. I had to reformat because things were going a little bonkers with my rig (perhaps a result of installing Windows on top of itself multiple times), and it made no sense to install the Preview, because it's not a final, stable release. I'd just have to reformat -again- when 8.1 got here to install the final. It just made more sense to go with the stable OS and upgrade again to 8.1 when it means I won't have to reformat.
Mr Williams, I am really impressed you were able to understand my horrific iPhone typing LOL
bought my wife a new computer with win8 and after several hrs loading all of stuff(300gig+) , pictures and files. If I don't like win8 I know she could never get used to using it. She does not like or do well with change. So I ordered a new copy of win 7...............
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The most challenging stages of the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah will be well-suited to the strengths of climbers Brent Bookwalter, Mathias Frank, Ivan Santaromita and Johann Tschopp, BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Michael Sayers said.
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The six-day race begins Tuesday and includes a 21.7-kilometer team time trial on Stage 2 and back-to-back mountain-top finishes on the final two stages. "We're going to try to place Mathias high in the overall and go for some stage wins while also using this race as preparation for Colorado," Sayers said. Frank won the "Best Swiss Rider" classification at the Tour de Suisse while Tschopp recently finished third overall at Paris-Corrèze. Bookwalter said he has ridden the final two stages and they are as difficult as advertised. "In previous editions of the race, the queen stage to Snowbird has shown who the strongest guys are," he said. "But this year, having another day after that – which is even more demanding – will for sure shake things up."
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The BMC Racing Team will utilize two stagiaires in its seven-rider line-up: Mathias Flückiger of Switzerland and American Larry Warbasse, who is a member of the BMC Racing Team Under 23 squad and the BMC-Hincapie Sportswear Cycling Team. Warbasse said his appointment to the team is a dream come true. "For my first race to be Utah seems to be fitting as well," he said. "It's the first race I did with the BMC Racing Team as a development rider two years ago. I hope to learn as much as possible riding with the team's experienced riders who are Tour de France participants, Olympians, and Grand Tour stage winners. I hope to leave the race a better rider than I came in."
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The Office of Personnel Management is changing how it refers to the operating status of the government. Now when federal offices are closed due to weather or other emergencies, OPM will use the terminology, "Federal offices are closed. Federal employees required to work should follow their agency's policies."
The change was announced at a meeting of the Chief Human Capital Officers Council on Tuesday.
The closed status means non-emergency employees are not expected to show up to their offices and will be given the day off at no charge to their leave balance. The second sentence refers to emergency employees and teleworkers who are required to work, even when federal offices are closed.
Technically, even when federal offices are closed, it doesn't mean the government is shut down since emergency workers and teleworkers are still working.
The reason for the change in language is due to confusion during Hurricane Sandy. Previously, OPM stated federal offices were "closed to the public," when making the determination to close.
"We got a lot of intake from folks saying 'Oh my gosh, where did this come from?'" said Angela Bailey, OPM's chief human capital officer.
The agency first used "closed to the public" in 2010 following Snowmageddon, the huge snowstorm that blanketed the Washington area.
"We're incorporating into it a delayed arrival announcement that we think might be a little bit clearer for folks. And, we're going to change the wording with regard to the closure announcement," Bailey said. "It's one of those things where, believe it or not, getting those words right seems to be one of the most difficult things for us."
Due to Hurricane Sandy, federal offices in the D.C. area were closed on Oct. 29 and 30, and non-emergency employees were granted an excused absence, unless they were required to telework, on official travel outside of the area, on leave without pay or on an alternative work schedule. Emergency employees were expected to report to their worksites.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 30, 2012)—Multiple graded stakes winner Game On Dude will make his first start since a forgettable trip to the United Arab Emirates in the $150,000 Californian Saturday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
A Grade II at 1 1/8 miles over Cushion Track, the Californian is the final major prep for the Grade I, $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup July 7. It is the eighth of nine races. Post time Saturday is 1 p.m. Track gates will open at 9:55 a.m. for simulcasts.
Trained by Hall of Famer Bob Baffert for a partnership that includes Joe Torre's Diamond Price LLC, Lanni Family Trust and Bernie Schiappa, Game On Dude finished 12th of 13 in the $10 million Dubai World Cup March 31 at Meydan Race Course.
This subpar performance – he finished 20 ½ lengths behind winner Monterosso – came only days after Baffert had suffered a heart attack.
A 5-year-old gelded son of Awesome Again and the Devil His Due mare Worldly Pleasure, Game On Dude has won six of 16 and earned $2,254,658.
Five of those wins have occurred since he joined the Baffert stable in the spring of 2010. His most significant victory came by a nose in a controversial Santa Anita Handicap March 5, 2011. The dark bay, who was bred in Kentucky by Adena Springs, survived a lengthy stewards' inquiry after finishing a nose in front of Setsuko.
His other Grade I win came in the 2011 Goodwood Stakes last fall at Santa Anita. Game On Dude had the lead at 14-1 in the Breeders' Cup Classic Nov. 5 of last year at Churchill Downs, but was collared shortly before the wire by Drosselmeyer.
The Californian will be Game On Dude's second race at Betfair Hollywood Park. He was second – beaten by a nose – by stablemate First Dude in the 2011 Gold Cup while finishing a neck in front of favored Twirling Candy.
The primary threat to Game On Dude in the Californian is Morning Line.
A 5-year-old Tiznow horse out of the A.P. Indy mare Indian Snow, Morning Line was successful in his California debut for trainer John Shirreffs, wiring the field in the Grade II Mervyn LeRoy Handicap May 5.
Owned by Will Farish, Dixiana Stables and Thoroughbred Legends Racing Stable, Morning Line had been away for nine months prior to defeating Prayer for Relief and seven others in the LeRoy.
The Kentucky bred has won five of 13 and earned $1,212,300. Morning Line could become the third horse in nine years to win both the LeRoy and Californian, joining Even the Score (2004) and Rail Trip (2010).
Baffert, who has never won this race, will also be represented by the aforementioned Prayer for Relief.
Owned by Ahmed Zayat, the 4-year-old Jump Start colt out of the Mr. Sparkles mare Sparklin Lil has won five of 14 and banked $1,087,225.
Four of Prayer for Relief's wins came during his 3-year-old season, including three Derbies – the Iowa at Prairie Meadows, West Virginia at Mountaineer and Super at Louisiana Downs.
Bred in Kentucky by G.R. Aschinger, Prayer for Relief has not been worse than second in four races over Cushion Track. His wins were in a $50,000 maiden claimer at six furlongs during the Oak Tree/Hollywood Park meet Oct. 10, 2010 and an allowance at 1 1/16 miles May 29, 2011.
Kettle Corn could move forward in his second of 2012 after finishing third in the LeRoy.
Trained by John Sadler for Lee and Susan Searing's C R K Stable, the 5-year-old son of Candy Ride had been idle five months when he surfaced in the LeRoy. He was defeated by 4 ¼ lengths, his first loss in three races over the local main track.
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A winner six times in 13 outings, Kettle Corn has earned $189,891. Most of his bankroll and three of his wins have come in six starts since he was privately purchased by his current connections.
Salder will be seeking consecutive victories in the Californian, having won a year ago with Twirling Candy. The last trainer to win the race back-to-back was the late Bobby Frankel – Skimming (2001) and Milwaukee Brew (2002).
Joel Rosario, who was aboard Twirling Candy, has the mount aboard Kettle Corn. The last rider to win the Californian in consecutive years was Chris McCarron – Mud Route (1998) and Old Trieste (1999).
Owned and bred by Triple AAA Ranch and trained by R. Kory Owens, Uh Oh Bango returns to California after splitting the field in the Grade II Charles Town Classic April 14.
A 5-year-old son of Top Hit and the French Deputy mare French Debutante, Uh Oh Bango has won five of 20 and earned $691,512. He is 1-for-2 over Cushion Track. The Arizona bred won an optional claimer at 1 1/16 miles in his Betfair Hollywood Park debut May 12, 2011.
From inside out, the field for the Californian: Game On Dude, Chantal Sutherland rides, 120 pounds; Uh Oh Bango, Mike Smith; 118; Morning Line, Joe Talamo, 118; Prayer for Relief, Rafael Bejarano, 122 and Kettle Corn, Joel Rosario, 118.
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"It's everything," Morgan said about Jesus' birth. "Now I'm going to use a word here that is very important to me and you don't hear it too much because it's kind of a theological word — incarnation. It literally means that the God of heaven and Earth became a human being, became one of us. I hear people say Christmas is a birthday, well [yes] that's right but it's more than that.
"It is God in human flesh. The God of the universe who made everything that is, was and ever will be loved us so much he put on skin and became one of us born in the form of a helpless baby. And, of course, we talk about what that helpless baby did when he grew up through the year. But that idea of the incarnation is what I think is missing from a lot of people's understanding of why we celebrate Christmas."
On Monday, Trinity UMC — 814 West Ave. in Cartersville — will hold Christmas Eve services at 6 and 10 p.m., which combined are expected to draw at least 400 worshippers.
"We are featuring 'The Song of the Angels,'" Morgan said. "The whole Advent season, we've been looking at the 'Songs of [a] Savior,' as we have called it, from Luke's Gospel. And we've done 'The Song of Simeon,' 'The Song of Zechariah' and last Sunday our choir did a complete musical service on Sunday morning. Then this coming Sunday, [Dec. 23], I'm doing 'The Song of Mary the Magnificat' and then on Christmas Eve, both services, we're doing 'The Song of the Angels.'
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"We have Mass at 4 [p.m.], Mass at 8 [p.m.] and Mass at 11 [p.m.]," said the Rev. Daniel Stack of St. Francis of Assisi. "They're different in that 4 o'clock is focused more toward families with small children. They'll have a little Christmas pageant incorporated in that. ... Then the 8 o'clock is [in] Spanish and most of our Spanish families have a lot of young children too but some of them will be attending the 4 o'clock.
"... And then 11 o'clock will be the famous midnight Mass. We haven't done it in a few years because we had space constraints here and different reasons. ... There's a thousand other places [people] can go but they're here and they're here because it's important and they want to share it with their kids."
With communion services scheduled for 5 and 7 p.m. on Monday, First Baptist Church of Emerson — 11 Franklin Loop in Cartersville — invites the community to join them in celebrating Jesus' birth.
"We'll have a little music and then I will hold a baby and recite the Christmas story. I've been doing that for right at 20 years — not here but in different churches — and it always touches people," said the Rev. Dr. Gregg Potts of First Baptist Church of Emerson. "And then families will come down and we'll have about two or three tables set up and instead of distributing the elements like we do typically, families will come down and gather around the tables. They'll come down in family units. That's always a real special time.
"[There will] be a minister at each table and people will be told when you come down, 'If you want one of us to pray for you, just kind of nod at us and if you don't then one of [your] family members will lead [you] in prayer. And then we'll serve them the Lord's Supper and they'll go back to their seats. As far as what's special, I guess really it's a toss-up for me. Holding the baby while reading the Christmas story is always kind of special and then families observing the Lord's Supper together, there's just something about that. It's a real special time."
Echoing Morgan's comments, Potts believes it is important for area residents to recognize the true meaning of Christmas.
"It's easy to get distracted with all the activity but Christmas is about the birth of Christ," he said. "And I would encourage everyone to make it a part of their family Christmas tradition to find a local church and celebrate the birth of Jesus."
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The six-stage, 854-kilometer WorldTour calendar opener begins Tuesday. But Sunday's 51 km pre-race criterium in Adelaide should provide the BMC Racing Team an opportunity to showcase one of its new riders, Assistant Director Rik Verbrugghe said. "With the criterium, we'll work for Adam Blythe to try to do something," Verbrugghe said. "For the race itself, our goal is to get our main riders in the top 10 of the general classification." Wednesday, the team's seven riders scouted out the 148 km, second stage from Lobethal to Stirling. Friday, the BMC Racing Team will ride the 51 km, Stage 5 route that that finishes up Old Willunga Hill. "It was good to see some of the stages," Marcus Burghardt said. "This year, I'm not having as much trouble with the jet lag and it's also good that it's not so hot here. So it's been easier to adapt."
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The BMC Racing Team forced the pace near the end of Thursday's stage of Paris-Nice to whittle the peloton down to a select group of 37 riders that reached the finish together, moving Tejay van Garderen from 15th to 12th place in the overall standings.
Strong Team Effort
With the day's breakaway of seven riders dangling about a minute in front and the last two of seven categorized climbs ahead, the BMC Racing Team went to the front. One-by-one, Daniel Oss, world road champion Philippe Gilbert, Amaël Moinard, Dominik Nerz and Ivan Santaromita pushed the pace. The fast tempo swept up the breakaway and chopped the peloton into several groups. "The guys proved that they were there and recovered well from the crashes from the day before and can go into these last stages with confidence," BMC Racing Team Directeur Sportif John Lelangue said. Van Garderen said Oss was particularly helpful. "He did a very good job on the descent leading into the second-to-last climb because there was a fight for position there." Michael Albasini (Orica-GreenEDGE) won the stage as van Garderen finished 12th. Race leader Andrew Talansky, who is 16 seconds ahead of van Garderen, was the only rider from his Garmin-Sharp team to finish in the front group. "We know his team isn't the strongest on the climbs at this race, so if we can isolate him and put him on the defensive, that can be a good tactic," van Garderen said.
Click here to listen to complete comments from Gilbert (in French), Lelangue and van Garderen on the BMC Racing Team Audio Line.


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Didn't get a chance to post about our hike!
On Memorial day, we went up on the Ammonoousc. Weather was nice, it was the only sunny and not overly hot day we had that week. We met up with a really cool father-son duo....the father at first look tired, but they flew up and down. Wish we had the energy
Very few people were at the summit...which we thought odd...usually it was crowded. Then again, we usually go on Memorial weekend. My bf and I took out of New England Revolution scarves* and showed 'em off. (actually had to take the picture twice, a woman was sitting near the sign, and on the first shot, grabbed the bf's scarf and read it. I should have invited her to a game )
Hiked down Jewell. Lovely as always, though I was getting tired and fell 5x. Ikes, only my pride was hurt. Total hike time 7hr 40 mins.
Few day later on my birthday, we tried to hike up My Waumbek, only I was feeling ill, and the bf's legs hurt, so we had to abandon that hike We'll be back in the fall
*funny story about those scarves....since it's not hiking related, I'll post in off topic