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Amsterdam Airport renovations
28 August 2014 | Throughout 2014 you may notice that a lot of construction work is being done at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. Although we try to limit the inconvenience, we do recommend arriving earlier before departure of your KLM or other flight.
Impact on your journey
Schiphol is renovating its check-in areas, transfer area, Holland Boulevard, KLM Crown Lounge 52 and on some piers. If you will depart from or transfer at Amsterdam Airport, this means that:
- Some check-in desks have been moved. The information screens at the airport always state the correct check-in desk.
- Passengers on Delta Air Lines flights to the United States will be able to check in and drop off their baggage in Departure Hall 1, after which they can go through passport check in Departure hall 2. SkyPriority travellers can still check in at the SkyPriority desks in departure hall 2.
- Transfer passengers will be able to use our KLM transfer machines and Transfer Centre 6 in a new location: at the start of Pier E – just behind ABN AMRO bank. The information screens at the airport will guide you there as well.
- KLM Crown Lounge 52 is being renovated and will be ready in April 2016.
- If you will depart from gates F or G, we recommend as of 15 September going through border control via Departure hall 3.
We do our very best to limit the inconvenience and make your journey a smooth one!
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This section offers research reports, manuals, guidelines and other publications related to trafficking in human beings. The documents have been produced by governments, academic and research institutions, UN agencies, regional institutions and non-governmental organisations. Users can search documents by author, editor/organisation, title, topic, geographic descriptors and year of publication. N.B All publications are available in English (unless otherwise stated) in Portable Document Format (PDF).
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Reference Guide on Protecting the Rights of Child Victims of Trafficking in Europe
Publication date : 31.12.2005
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), 2006, 202 pages The Reference Guide on Protecting the Rights of Child Victims of Trafficking in Europe serves as an implementation book for the UNICEF Guidelines on the Protection of the Rights of Child more+
UNICEF Guidelines on Protection of the Rights of Child Victims of Trafficking
Publication date : 31.08.2006
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), 2006, 46 pages The UNICEF guidelines on Protection of the Rights of Child Victims of Trafficking set out standards for good practice with respect to protection of and assistance to trafficked children. The more+
Human Child Trafficking. A Look Through the Internet Window
Publication date : 16.10.2006
ASTRA Serbia, 2006, 156 pages The research presented by the NGO ASTRA, shows that most of the identified victims of trafficking in human beings in Serbia are women who, during the recruitment by traffickers, were of high school age. As communication more+
Handbook on the Optional Protocol on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography
Publication date : 31.01.2009
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), 2009, 63 pages This handbook aims to promote understanding and effective implementation of the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the sale of children, child prostitution and more+
Stolen Future - Trafficking for Forced Child Marriage in the UK
Publication date : 14.04.2009
End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes/ Farhat Bokhari, 2009, 40 pagesThe study seeks to explore the interlink between forced child marriage and child trafficking. It examines forced child marriage more+
Training manual to fight trafficking in children for labour, sexual and other forms of exploitation
Publication date : 14.09.2009
ILO/UNICEF/UN-GIFT, 2009 This training manual – developed by ILO and UNICEF under the UN Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking –aims to aid governments, workers, employers, international, and non-governmental organisations that combat more+
Trafficking in children in Romania Study on the recruiting process
Publication date : 23.11.2009
General inspectorate of the Romanian Police/National agency against trafficking in Persons: – (Twinning Project RO2006/IB/JH 08) 2009, 107 pages The report focuses on the initial stage of the trafficking process - the recruitment – of children in more+
Cecilia Malmström, EU Commissioner for Home Affairs
- Trafficking in Human Beings for the Purpose of Organ Removal Dates: 21/11/2014 - 21/11/2014
- People as a commodity: Trafficking in Human Beings in Europe Dates: 09/12/2014 - 09/12/2014
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Clint Hester
TRAINING: A typical day of training would be Thai in the morning, strength and conditioning in the evening, followed with wrestling and team training.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I just have a love for stepping in the cage and competing and entertaining the crowd with a great fight. I used to fight on the streets, then found a place to do it legally.
What ranks and titles have you held? Ranieri Paiva BJJ blue belt
Do you have any heroes? Nope
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It means the world because it has been the goal since my first MMA fight, and to reach a goal shows that I can achieve anything I put my mind to.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? University of bussin headz
What was your job before you started fighting? Detailer
Favorite grappling technique: None
Favorite striking technique: Super punch!!!
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Running isn't just an offensive cornerstone for the Phoenix Suns. It is also a matter of survival.
Jazz beat Lakers but still find room for improvement
Jon Oglesby | posted Oct 17th - 8:24am
The Utah Jazz beat the Los Angeles Lakers 119-86 in a preseason game at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.
Gobert's double-double lifts Jazz over Clippers
Associated Press |
posted Oct 13th - 11:30pm
Trey Burke scored 16 points and had eight assists while Rudy Gobert chipped in 11 points and 20 rebounds to lift the Utah Jazz to a 102-89 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday night.
Burke has 22 and Jazz down Blazers 109-105
Anne M. Peterson, Associated Press |
posted Oct 9th - 11:01pm
Trey Burke had 22 points and seven assists, and the Utah Jazz beat Portland 109-105 Thursday night for their second straight preseason victory over the Trail Blazers.
Jazz Beat 10-8: Preseason basketball begins for Jazz
KSL.com | posted Oct 8th - 5:52pm
On today's podcast we look back on Tuesday night's performance, on whether Trey Burke will have a "sophomore slump," the new offense and leadership and an interesting question to get us all thinking.
Jazz beat Trail Blazers 92-73 in preseason opener
John Coon, Associated Press |
posted Oct 7th - 9:51pm
Alec Burks scored 12 points and Derrick Favors added 10 points and 11 rebounds, leading the Utah Jazz to a 92-73 exhibition victory over the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night.
Jazz sign 5-year-old with leukemia for scrimmage
The Associated Press |
posted Oct 7th - 12:30am
The Utah Jazz signed a 5-year-old boy with leukemia to a one-day contract for a special scrimmage on Monday night.
5-year-old with cancer signs one-night contract with Utah Jazz
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posted Oct 6th - 10:59pm
Five-year-old JP Gibson, who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in 2012, signed a one-day contract to suit up with the Jazz as their free agent guard.
Jazz host open scrimmage on special night for local youth
Jon Oglesby | posted Oct 6th - 10:14pm
The Utah Jazz conducted an open scrimmage at EnergySolutions Arena Monday, on the eve of the team's first preseason game versus Portland.
Jazz Beat 9-30: New era of Jazz basketball
KSL.com | posted Sep 30th - 6:54pm
The Utah Jazz opened up training camp Monday under the direction of new head coach Quin Snyder. On today's podcast we look ahead to the upcoming season, Gordon Hayward's contract, the leadership roles of Hayward and Derrick Favors, and the nude photos leaked of Trey Burke.
Jazz moving in new direction as training camp opens
Jon Oglesby | posted Sep 30th - 11:04am
The Utah Jazz franchise is moving in a new direction this season, and the training camp story lines indicate as much.
Jazz host media day before 2014 training camp
Jeremiah Jensen | posted Sep 29th - 11:43pm
Utah Jazz point guard Trey Burke's name was trending on Twitter for 24 hours before the Jazz held Media Day at the practice facility Monday. But not for the reason he wanted it to be.
Quin Snyder hosts Utah Jazz Media Training Day
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posted Sep 25th - 11:54pm
Sports media representatives from various TV and radio stations arrived at the Zions Bank Basketball Center in Salt Lake City on Wednesday to participate in the Utah Jazz Media Training Day.
Jazz prep for training camp with media practice session
Sean Walker | posted Sep 24th - 11:06pm
New Utah Jazz head coach Quin Snyder prepared for his first training camp with a "new set of recruits."
Andrei Kirilenko's Utah home burglarized
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posted Sep 11th - 5:35pm
Former Utah Jazz star Andrei Kirilenko's Salt Lake home was burglarized over the weekend, something that surprised his wife who calls the city the "safest place on Earth."
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Catawba baseball standouts Chris Dula (Player of the Year) and Nick Lomascolo (Pitcher of the Year) were honored by the SAC on Wednesday.
Dula enters the SAC tournament batting .401 with 13 homers and 47 RBIs. Lomascolo owns nine wins, an ERA of 1.92 and a SAC-leading 106 strikeouts.
Catawba plays Carson-Newman today at noon in Forest City in the first round.
Catawba second baseman Julio Zubillaga (Carson), DH Garrett Furr and outfielder Keaton Hawks also were first team All-SAC selections.
Outfielder Paul Kronenfeld was a second team pick.
Zubillaga and center fielder Blake Houston (South Rowan) were named to the league's Gold Glove team for their defensive work.
• Catawba softball star Carley Tysinger was honored as SAC Pitcher of the Year and Freshman of the Year. Tysinger has 22 wins, a 1.10 ERA and a SAC-leading 282 strikeouts.
Catawba catcher Tara Gibbs was a second team pick.
Catawba starts SAC tournament play at home today at 9 a.m. againts Carson-Newman.
• Catawba's Jess Goodall and Alex Macdonald were named to the All-SAC second team for men's tennis.
• Catawba's Liz Renteria, who played No. 1 singles, was named SAC Co-Freshman of the Year and first team All-SAC.
Renteria-Sloan Kessler made All-SAC second team as a doubles unit.
Schedule changes
Numerous games have been moved up from Friday to today because of the wet weather expected on Friday.
• South Rowan will host East Rowan in softball this afternoon at 4:15.
• North Rowan will host South Stanly in baseball tonight at 7:30.
• Salisbury will host Thomasville tonight in baseball at 6.
• West Rowan will play baseball at North Iredell at 7 tonight.
Intimidators baseball
The Kannapolis Intimidators lost 9-4 to Delmarva in a Wednesday matinee at CMC-NorthEast Stadium.
Adam Heisler homered for the Intimidators (7-7). Attendance was announced at 3,303 for Education Day.
Prep boys golf
Jake Kennedy shot 33 and Denny Triche shot 34, as West Rowan won Wednesday's NPC match played at Rolling Hills.
West Rowan shot 149 to top South Rowan (155), Carson (157), Statesville (163), East Rowan (165), North Iredell (177) and West Iredell (184).
Coyte Kyles and Cameron Hassard shot 41s for West.
South scorers were Josh Pope (37), Davis Richards (38), Evan Neas (38), Hunter Chapman (42) and Brennan Lambert (42).
Carson scorers were Andrew Purcell (37), Matt Yates (39), Rob Sawyer (39) and Bryan Burke (42).
East scorers were Logan Shuping (36), Jacob Durham (39), Bailey Mesimer (45), Collin Darnell (45) and Spencer Bost (45).
Statesville still leads the season race, although its edge was trimmed to seven shots over West Rowan. South Rowan is 18 back of the Greyhounds. Shuping and Kennedy lead a close race for the season individual championship.
Prep boys tennis
East Rowan stayed unbeaten in the NPC with an 8-1 win against West Rowan.
Winning for the Mustangs (9-3, 9-0) in singles were Ike Emerson, Justin Allen, Chance Brown, Evan Rogers and Cameron Thomas.
Rogers-Allen, Thomas-Emerson and Brown-Price won in doubles.
• Salisbury (13-3, 10-0) finished an unbeaten season in the CCC with a 6-3 victory against East Davidson.
Brock Overcash, Clint Comadoll, David Derrick, Spencer Storey and Hunter Carlton won in singles for the Hornets.
David Derrick-Chris Derrick posted a doubles win.
Prep soccer
Leslie Franks scored for South Rowan in a 1-1 tie with Central Cabarrus.
• Salisbury lost 4-0 to CCC leader Central Davidson.
• West Rowan travels to East Bend to play Forbush tonight in a matchup of unbeaten teams. Forbush (15-0) is ranked No. 3 in 2A. West Rowan (14-0) is ranked No. 2 in 3A.
Prep baseball
West Rowan's baseball team pounded Mooresville 11-1 on Wednesday behind a strong pitching performance by Justin Evans.
Evans (5-1) fanned 12 and allowed only two hits, as the Falcons (15-5) ended a three-game slide.
Nick Collins had three hits for the Falcons. Jeremy Simpson, Michael Pinkston and Harrison Baucom had two hits each.
Evans and Pinkston had doubles. Baucom, Evans and Bubba McLaughlin drove in two runs apiece.
• East Davidson rallied in the seventh to beat West Davidson 5-4 in CCC baseball on Wednesday.
Nick Williams was the winning pitcher. Braxton Shetley had two RBIs and earned a save.
Prep softball
West Rowan lost 14-4 to Davie on Wednesday in a non-conference game.
Hunter Gibbons homered for the Falcons. Cat Whitley had two hits and two RBIs.
Caroline Miller drove in five runs for the War Eagles. Morgan Hendrix stole four bases and scored three runs.
Sarah Myers was the winning pitcher.
• Carson lost to West Davidson 9-4 in non-conference softball on Wednesday.
Jana Bradshaw led the Cougars with a double and three RBIs. Sidney Grkman, Kayla Sigmon and Kaycee Kennedy had two hits each.
Local golf
Salisbury's Frank Adams III won a Carolina Players Tour event held in Browns Summit on Tuesday.
Adams shot 8-under 136 with two 68s. He won by three strokes and won $2,200.
Adams also has won $14,060 in six events on the eGolf Tour this year.
• The Corbin Hills Ladies had their annual State Handicap Play Day. Sheryl Johnson won for the second straight year.
First Flight net winners were Susan Morris, Treva Honeycutt and Phyllis Durland. Second Flight net winners were Ruth Bowles, Karla Swanson and Joan Havill. Third Flight net winners were Johnson, Carole Payne and Tammie Drew.
• Fifty-four GARS members played an ABCD tournament at Lexington Golf Club.
Low 'A' Flight winner was David Scearce with a net of 63.65. Low 'B' Flight winner with a net of 61.02 was Reid Bradshaw. Low 'C' Flight winner with a net of 68.67 was Dave Allen. Low 'D' Flight winner with a net of 62.22 was Buddy Lowman.
•Results from the Spring Two-Man Tournament at Corbin Hills:
Forty-one teams competed, using a format that was six holes Best Ball, six holes Captain's Choice and six holes Texas Scramble for both days.
Flight 1: 1st-Ryan Honeycutt/Adam Jordan (62-65 —127)2nd-Tracy Melnik/Jim McDowell(68-62 —130), 3rd- Lee Frick/Blake Wray (66-65 —131)
Flight 2: 1st- Keith Dorsett/Chace Jensen (69-66 —135), 2nd-Steve Gegorek/Tommy Trexler (71-65 —136) *winner by scorecard playoff, 3rd-Gary McNeely/Greg Hill(70-66 —136)
Flight 3: 1st- Danny Crosby/Don Bishop (73-67 —140), 2nd- Dale Plummer/Greg Creeger (72-69 —141), 3rd-Andy Lombard/Jason Barnhardt (72-70 —142)
Flight 4: 1st-George Benfield/Bradley Cobb (76-72 —148), 2nd-Brett Mulkey/Joe Nixon (79-74 —153), 3rd-Brian Collins/Kirby Russell (79-75 —154)
Middle school baseball
Michael McCall had an all-everything day in Erwin's 16-6 win over Corriher Lipe. He was 3-for-3 with a homer, double and six RBIs. He also pitched the last five innings.
John Owen had three hits, with a double and four RBIs. Will Brown went 3-for-4 with a double.
Mid. school boys soccer
Erwin won 3-1 against Corriher-Lipe on Tuesday. Erik Estrada had a hat trick for the Eagles. Kyle Wedding and Peyton Lambert had assists. Owen Webb, Nathan Workman, Marvin Pleitez, Trenton Frye, Blake Safrit and keeper Fuller Ketchie were stout defensively.
Alex Figueroa scored for Corriher-Lipe.
• The Southeast boys defeated China Grove 6-1. Braxton Rogers had two goals. Also s scoring for the Patriots were Raunel Vasquez, Luis Araujo, Marlon Cruz and Grayson Owens. Assists were by Vasquez, Michael Rosas, Araujo and Yoris Vanegas.
• The Southeast girls fell to China Grove 4-1.The lone score for SE was by Farrah Jordan.
Middle school tennis
Sacred Heart's boys rolled 9-0 against Summit. Winners in singles for the Dolphins (5-1) were Michael Childress, Mathias DeComarmond, Justin Boyd, Ben Roy, Charles Langlais and Will Taylor won in singles. Childress-DeComarmond, Boyd-Langlais and Daniel Yu-Roy won in doubles.
• Knox lost 7-2 to Mooresville. Simon Post won in singles for the Trojans. Seth McLendon-John Dunham won a doubles match.
Stallions baseball
The Greater Cabarus Homeschool Stallions jayvees (9-5) defeated Forsyth Homeschool's varsity 14-4 in five innings. Noah Jarrett had three hits and pitched a complete game. Caleb Threadgill had three hits and Dalton Lankford had two.
Hoops Unlimited
Following are the sites and dates for the 20th annual Hoops Unlimited basketball camps.
East Rowan High:
June 10-13, rising 2nd-5th grade boys and girls
June 17-20 rising 6th-10th grade boys and girls
North Stanly Middle School
June 24-27, rising 2nd-5th grade boys and girls
July 8-11, rising 6th-10th grade boys and girls
The cost of the all-day camp is $110, which includes an "all you can eat" lunch each day.
Each camper also will receive a 20th anniversarycamp basketball and a "very special" camp t-shirt.
Go to www.hoopsunlimitedcamp.com, or call camp director Rick Roseman at 704-279-7334.
Dale Earnhardt Day
Dale Earnhardt Inc. and The Dale Earnhardt Foundation announced Dale Earnhardt Day will be held on Monday, April 29, at the DEI Corporate Headquarters on Hwy. 3, Mooresville.
Doors will open at 10 a.m. on Monday, and the annual event in celebration of "The Intimidator"s birthday is free and open to the public.
Dale Earnhardt Day will run from 10am until 6 p.m.
Catawba soccer clinic
Catawba's men's and women's soccer teams and FC Carolina Alliance will host "Friday Night Lights Soccer," an evening soccer clinic for boys and girls, ages 6-12, on Friday, April 19, from 7-8 p.m. at the Catawba soccer fields.
Instruction will be from Catawba coaches and players. Wear soccer attire and bring a ball and a bottle of water.
There is no cost and no registration is required.
Contact Frank Cardelle at email@example.com or Liam Shannon at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 704-597-5150.
Parks and rec
Salisbury Parks and Recreation is taking registrations for teams interested in playing in a women's open softball league. Coaches meeting is on May 20. The league starts June 4. Contact Steve Clark at 704-638-5289 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Over the weekend, President Obama tapped Obama For America Deputy Campaign Manager Stephanie Cutter to send out a campaign email begging supporters to "tell their story" about how a $2,000 tax increase would hurt them. "Help President Obama right now: Share your story," the email subject reads.
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I hope you had a lovely holiday and all is well. I'm writing with a quick update on the "fiscal cliff" and how you can get involved.
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Acronym meaning Mother I'd Love to Fuck. Used to describe a physically / sexually attractive woman of an age likely to have teenage sons of her own (generally 35-50). Term widely used by said teenage sons, most often in reference to each other's mothers. When with their Boyz, they joke about MILFs... privately, they go home and fap themselves rotten thinking about the MILFs they just joked about.
"Dude... J-Dogg's moms got an ass you want to eat lunch from! Total MILF!"
Por The Evil Steve 28 de julio de 2005
Mom I'd Like to fuck
Dude your moms a MILF. Dude, my moms dead. So, shes still hot!
Por Josh Matheny 19 de noviembre de 2003
Mother I'd Like (to) Fuck. Any woman (usually a celebrity) with young children who is sexually desirable.
"That Susanna Hoffs out of the Bangles is a right milf"
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Action/Adventure, Drama, Comedy
Izo, an assassin attempting to kill the Shogun, is captured and crucified in 1865 Japan. His fury propels him through space and time to modern day Tokyo, where he begins exacting bloody revenge on the heirs of the Shogun. This in turn angers the Lords of the Universe, who raise an army of both Samurai and Yakuza to defeat Izo.
Cast: Hiroyuki Nagato, Susumu Terajima, Kenichi Endo, Ryosuke Miki, Kazuya Nakayama
Produced by: Yashuiro Hatano, Hideohiro Ito, Hideo Takano
Directed by: Takashi Miike
Written by: Shigenori Takechi
Running time: 2hr 8min
Opens: Jan 01, 2004
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Cloud Atlas, Battlestar Galactica, music and Korean robot martyrs
Cloud Atlas the movie has a lot more soul than Cloud Atlas the book. Unfortunately, it's stuck in a paradox of accessibility: to like or even understand the movie, you probably have to have read the book, and if you liked David Mitchell's chilly and intricate ruminations on How We Are All Connected, you might not appreciate Tom Tykwer and the Wachowski siblings reducing all of those grand intellectual thoughts into love stories.
But wow, I did. Tykwer and especially the Wachowskis actually made me care about the characters by turning Mitchell's vague reincarnation tales into stories of lovers losing and finding each other through the ages. Some of that effort didn't always work out - poor combover-scientist Tom Hanks got about 45 seconds of chatting with investigative-journalist Halle Berry before deciding he was in love with her, and then dying. But adding romance to the post-apocalyptic Hanks-Berry story worked a lot better than I expected, and the Jim Sturgess-Doona Bae relationship just got me. I loved that the Wachowskis gave us that emotion to hang onto, that they emphasized the importance of Adam Ewing's wife and gave that couple the happy ending in the past to make up for their tragic ending in the future. I also liked the decision to make the Sonmi/Hae-Joo relationship sincere rather than to stick to the novel's plot and have him manipulating her, with her knowledge. Sturgess and Bae were just ridiculously sweet and sad together, and while I spent the movie waiting for his duplicity to be revealed, I'm glad that it ultimately didn't exist.
The Sonmi storyline also reminded me of one of my favorite scenes from Battlestar Galactica — a scene also involving an android, played by a Korean(-American) woman, with a complicated love life and a martyr complex. The beginning of Galactica's first-season finale, "Kobol's Last Gleaming," shows the android Sharon shot by her human lover after he discovers the truth about her. That couple eventually gets their happy ending, but not before death and other tragedy comes to some of the Sharon characters.
What made that Galactica episode memorable is how that scene is intercut (sound familiar?) with several other simultaneous stories, while a fugal piece of music (sound familiar?) plays over it all. I've been listening to the Cloud Atlas soundtrack on Spotify nonstop since leaving the movie - it's addictively, beautifully, maddeningly repetitive and keeps the stories alive in a way that the book never did. I haven't listened to a piece of pseudo-classical music this intensely since Galactica aired that episode and handed the entire opening sequence over to Bear McCreary's Passacaglia. Which is still in heavy rotation on my iTunes, because every time I hear it I think of Lee's fight and Kara's betrayal and Boomer's attempted suicide while her clone fights with her lover, because that piece of music actually managed to transform what was otherwise a decent episode of a good sci-fi TV show into something that's still memorable and inventive, years later. The movie adaptation of Cloud Atlas has the same striking effect on me - it might not be a commercial success, but it's unexpectedly touching and memorable.


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School board to consider business, marketing academy at East Rowan
SALISBURY — During Monday's meeting, the Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education will consider a proposal for a business and marketing academy at East Rowan High School
The school board will meet Monday at 4 p.m. — one hour earlier than its usual meeting time — at 110 S. Long St. in East Spencer.
According to documents submitted by East Rowan Principal Kelly Sparger, 43 percent of non-business students said they are interested in a business or marketing career, and 24 percent said they were interested in taking business or marketing courses. Another 37 percent said they were already taking those courses.
When business and marketing students at East Rowan were asked if they were interested in learning more advanced business and marketing skills, 61 percent said yes.
In his submitted proposal, Sparger said students would be required to complete seven credits in business and marketing courses, actively participate in Future Business Leaders of America and complete two service learning or work-based programs.
The program would give students opportunities to earn multiple industry certifications, earn North Carolina community college credit and high school credit at the same time, create an electronic portfolio and participate in field trips and partnerships with colleges and local businesses.
Also during Monday's meeting, the school board plans to:
• Discuss and vote on a 2013-14 budget request after hearing a review by Chief Financial Officer Tara Trexler.
• Consider a field trip request from West Rowan High School for a state masonry competition in Greensboro from April 24-26.
• Discuss the 2012-13 State Transportation (School Bus) Report after a presentation by Transportation Director Judy Burris.
• Consider approval of a 2012-13 financial audit contract with the board's current auditing firm, Dixon Hughes Goodman PLLC. The proposed contract is for $38,400, which represents an increase of $2,400 from the prior year's fee.
• Meet in closed session regarding the March personnel report for 2013, a student transfer, closed session minutes from Feb. 25, pending litigation and a student incident.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 3, 2010)—Downhill Diva found room along the rail in the stretch and went on to spring a mild surprise in the $48,000 allowance feature Friday at Hollywood Park.
Owned by a partnership that includes Fast Lane Farms and trainer Patricia Harrington, the 3-year-old Swiss Yodeler filly out of the Snow Chief mare Snow Report won for the fourth time in 12 starts.
Now 3-for-8 over Cushion Track, Downhill Diva, who was ridden by Brice Blanc, ran the 1 1/16 miles in 1:44.12. The margin of victory was 2 ¼ lengths.
Lifting her earnings to $120,638, Downhill Diva paid $14.40, $5 and $3.20.
Vision in Gold, the 13-10 favorite, gained second, 1 ¼ lengths in front of Queen Martha. She paid $3.20 and $2.40. The show price on Queen Martha, the 5-2 second choice, was $2.80.
Pacesetter Live and Love was fourth, then came Makoma, First Settler and Americas Dreaming.
Jockey Felipe Valdez was taken to nearby Centinela Hospital Medical Center for tests after being involved in a mishap in the second race.
Valdez, 32, who has one win at the Autumn meet, was unseated at the start by Score for Fun, a 2-year-old maiden trained by Mel Stute for his wife Annabelle. The longest shot in the field at 46-1, Score for Fun was uninjured.
Trainer Bob Baffert remains one victory shy of 2,000 in his career. For the Memories, the stable's lone starter Friday, finished fourth in the fifth race.
Racing continues Saturday. Post time is 12:30 p.m.
Dakota Phone, the upset winner of the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile Nov. 6 at Churchill Downs, tops a field of seven in the $100,000 Native Diver Handicap. A Grade III at 1 1/8 miles over Cushion Track, the Native Diver is the eighth of nine races.
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Do you find yourself keeping score when it comes to chores in your home? Like most married couples, my husband and I struggle not to get in a situation where we track who does what and assume that we are each doing more than our fair share.
Since we know that things are never 50/50, I was interested to see the findings of a recent study from Scrubbing Bubbles (called the Dirty Work Index™ survey), where they examine the difference between men and women's attitudes towards household chores. Some of the most fascinating facts are being shared via the Scrubby Solutions Facebook tab -- complete with video commentary from John Gray of "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus" fame.
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When it comes to cleaning, women think they do it all. In fact, 58 percent of women say it's their "job" to clean, and a quarter (25 percent) of all women feels as if they are the cleaning "leader" in their homes. Conversely, more than half of women confided that they want more overall help from their partner or spouse, but 38 percent don't trust them to meet their standards of cleanliness.Would you have guessed?
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Arsenal could move for Pep Guardiola at the end of next season, while Brighton and Sheffield Wednesday may make signings in the short term.
Liverpool and Tottenham want £20m-rated striker Jay Rodriguez and Arsenal are set to open talks with Barcelona over a January deal for Pedro.
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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal wants Zenit defender Ezequiel Garay, while Crystal Palace could be taken over by a US billionaire.
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Rice, Chicken, Noodles: 10 Simple Suppers for Early Spring
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Early spring calls for a very specific sort of supper. We want something comforting, yet light. Nourishing and simple, yet full of bright sunny flavor. Chicken with fennel, fried rice, curried udon noodles, Hainanese chicken, and a lovely Indian dish of flattened rice are all high on our list of favorites. Here are some of our best simple yet flavorful suppers that seem to suit early spring just right.
• 1 Curried Udon Noodle Stir-Fry - A wonderful vegan recipe from Veganomicon.
• 2 Hainanese Chicken With Rice - Tender poached chicken, fragrant rice. A favorite meal for early spring.
• 3 Chicken (or Tofu!) & Wild Rice Salad - A classic salad, updated for tofu, if you like.
• 4 Vegetarian Dduk Gook (Korean Rice Cake Soup) - This soup is a Korean New Year's tradition, but we think it also suits early spring.
• 5 Saffron Rice with Peas and Cashews - A quick, colorful pilaf of peas, cashews, and golden rice.
• 6 Lemon Garlic Chicken - A simple, totally delicious chicken dinner.
• 7 Hot and Sour Mushroom, Cabbage, and Rice Soup - With all the sour lime juice, juicy cabbage, and soft rice, this is pretty much my favorite spring meal.
• 8 Quick and Easy Fried Rice - Easy to pull together, and yet deeply satisfying.
• 9 Roasted Chicken Thighs with Fennel & Lemon - One more chicken recipe, and one that roasts on a juicy, lemony bed of fennel.
• 10 Breakfast Poha - Flattened rice with spices! This is utterly delicious.
What's your favorite meal for early spring? Do you have a recipe to share with us?
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In spring and summer, but especially in early spring, I make 101 Cookbooks' Spring Tabbouleh about once a week. I adjust the recipe to suit whatever veggies I have on hand, and it satisfies my need for a spring salad.
Spring Green Quinoa from The Fat Free Vegan Blog. The combo of asparagus, edamame, quinoa and the light vinaigrette is super springy.
somebody needs to block ganjue...spamming scum!
Risi e bisi. I can't wait for the farmer's market perfect peas so I use frozen. This says spring to me but it's also a nice hot soupy rice dish. (And I'll make it again--a lot--when those perfect peas hit Union Square.)
A nice asparagus and pea risotto says "spring" to me, especially with a generous squirt of lemon at the end. Heavenly.
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"Pass the chicken, pass the pie. We sure eat good when someone dies. Funeral food, it's so good for the soul. Funeral food, fills you up down to your toes." —Kate Campbell
Funeral food was much on my mind last week as I returned to Texas to attend my grandma Ashner's funeral.
She had been riddled with pancreatic cancer and when she was diagnosed last fall she was given five months to live. That she made it through 11 months was a gift and while I miss her, I know that she's no longer feeling any pain.
Grandma Ashner, aka Grandma Fain or Grandma Texas, was my dad's mother. She was a traditional Southern woman that despite her gentle, belle-like nature also had the strength to raise six children pretty much by herself in not the best of circumstances, with little complaint and much love. She was a passionate Aggie in a family of Longhorns and a staunch Democrat in a family where Republicans are the majority. She also had good Texan taste—adoring both the Dallas Cowboys and George Strait. And she made exceptional giblet gravy, which makes any other holiday condiment taste tepid and weak and wonderful chicken-fried steak, which of course makes all Texans smile.
Grandma Ashner holding me on my first birthday, with my aunts Julie and Jill joining in the fun.
I like to say I get my sweet nature from my mother's side of the family—where pies are a specialty—and my savory nature from my dad's side of the family—where chili and Tex-Mex are more on offer. But this is an oversimplification as Grandma Ashner was as sweet as they come. She always had a smile on her face and called everyone either darlin', sweetheart or precious. And when it was time to bid farewell, you couldn't leave without her saying, "Sweetheart, give me some sugar!"
My dad's side of the family is large. He and his five siblings have produced 17 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchilden. I hadn't seen many of my relatives in far too long, my being all the way up here in New York City and all. And while I wasn't happy that I was seeing them again under such sad circumstances, it was indeed wonderful to be reunited with such a loving and cool bunch of people.
After the funeral, we went over to my cousin's house where there was a full spread of casseroles, cold cuts, dips, salads, cookies and cakes provided by friends of the family. We were starving and this was just what we needed—funeral food, easy and comforting.
As we stood talking in the kitchen about how we're going to put together a family cookbook to honor both Grandma and our family's love of cooking and good food, we nibbled on a potato casserole that none of us could stop eating. It was rich, thick and creamy, and while you were stuffed after one bite you couldn't put down your fork. Heck, many of us even went back for seconds and even thirds. There were no complaints, however, as this is what we needed that day—simple food that didn't require much thought, just pure, fulfilling pleasure.
I have a recipe for potato casserole that may not be exactly what we ate, but it's very similar. It's not everyday fare as it's heavy and not all that healthy. But that's exactly what makes it perfect funeral food—for those times when you need something easy that can help fill the void caused by a loved one's passing. And while it will be impossible to fill the void left by Grandma Ashner, for a moment at least, funeral food such as this potato casserole rose to the occasion and did its part.
Hatch chile potato casserole
1 medium yellow onion diced
2 Hatch chiles, diced (Can use Anaheim chiles if Hatch chiles are unavailable)
4 tablespoons of butter, divided
2 cloves of garlic, minced
1 teaspoon cumin
2 teaspoons salt (or to taste)
1 teaspoon black pepper (or to taste)
A pinch of Cayenne pepper
2 pounds of Russet potatoes, peeled and cut into small dice
1 cup heavy cream
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
In a large cast-iron skillet set on medium-low heat, melt two tablespoons of butter and then cook onion and chiles until onions start to brown a bit, about fifteen minutes. Turn off the heat.
Mix together the garlic, cumin, salt, black pepper and Cayenne pepper.
Add the diced potatoes to the skillet and mix with the onions and peppers. Stir in the garlic and spice mixture.
Pour the cream over the potatoes and cover skillet with foil. Bake for one hour.
After an hour, cut up remaining two tablespoons of butter and dot on top of cooked potatoes. Place skillet under the broiler for two minutes or until butter has melted and potatoes are starting to brown on top.
Let casserole cool a bit and serve. Serves six-to-eight.


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Dordles – not quite drawings, not quite doodles. Funny, bizarre and occasionally perverse offerings from Nik Daum. I'm both fascinated and entirely bewildered. Thanks to Mike for the heads up.
Dordles – not quite drawings, not quite doodles. Funny, bizarre and occasionally perverse offerings from Nik Daum. I'm both fascinated and entirely bewildered. Thanks to Mike for the heads up.
Lawrence Zeegen has never been one to mince his words. The illustrator, writer and dean of design at London College of Communication has recently launched his new book Fifty Years Of Illustration which he co-wrote with Grafik editor Caroline Roberts. It's an impressively ambitious undertaking with the duo condensing five decades into 1,000 images by 240 illustrators from 30 countries. Lawrence admits it's a "pretty personal selection" but one that aims to "represent the movers and shakers across each decade according to the work I believe was instrumental in shaping the discipline."
Growing up in a family of doctors, Swedish illustrator and paper-cut artist Petra Börner secured her first commission (illustrating medical journals) through her surgeon mother, which might go some way to explaining why her work is so reminiscent of botanical diagrams in biology textbooks. Petra's principle subject is the flora and fauna of the natural world, which she creates using paper cut techniques so intricate and painstakingly-detailed that they scarcely look like they could be real.
Alright, we admit it – Peter Judson has made a lot of work we've been really into this year, and he's had the props on the site to prove it. But why should we be made to contain ourselves when he keeps producing illustration of this calibre? Why, we ask you?
If, like me, you spent many an hour in your teenage years gazing absentmindedly at Larry Carlson's experimental website Medijate, you'll no doubt be similarly transfixed by The Landfill from the very talented Santtu Mustonen. Stitching together a "collection of unused sketches, leftover drawings and rejected ideas from forgotten projects" to a mesmerising soundtrack by Tuomas Alatalo, Santtu created a hypnotic animation that's a work of art in its own right.
As the man who gave form to the twisted genius of Hunter S. Thompson, British illustrator's Ralph Steadman's latest project seems like a perfect fit. Ralph has worked with Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan to illustrate some limited-edition Blu-Ray covers for a special boxset of the series due out early next year.
Having just re-read Sammy Harkham's 2012 anthology of short stories Everything Together I was stupidly excited to find out he's just got himself on Tumblr and uploaded a small but growing archive of work both old and new. Included in among old covers of Kramers Ergot, book jackets for Kafka anthologies, Bonnie Prince Billy album covers and bits and pieces of rejected work are original drawings from his ongoing graphic novel (and surely future masterpiece) Blood of the Virgin, which he's also selling to fund further work on the project. I for one cannot wait to see this project massive volume finally realised. Keep at it Sammy!
This top image by New York-based illustrator Karan Singh caught my eye on purely aesthetic grounds; it was only when I delved a little deeper that I discovered the interesting story behind the work. Karan was one of several artists commissioned by Ogilvy New York to work on the IBM US Open Sessions, whereby LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy created a series of tracks based on data gathered at the tennis tournament.
I came across the work of Matthias Geisler over on Booooooom the other day and was reminded that we hadn't posted something like this in a while. Matthias' work is a swirling blend of spirits and creatures that are created with meticulous use of pencil crayons and water-colours. Is it me or are watercolours real in at the moment? All the cool kids seem to be using them.
If you're feeling a bit bleary eyed this morning, grab a cup of coffee and take a look at Goncalo Viana's beautiful illustrations to wake yourself up. Rich with colour and charming detail his work has a wonderful texture to it, as though you could reach out and actually feel the deep pigments he's used.
Before I write anything about illustrator Nicolas Delort I feel like full disclosure is necessary; between the ages of 11 and 14 I spent all of my pocket money collecting and painting Warhammer models and most of my saturdays hanging out in Games Workshop, which means I'm predisposed to LOVE epic fantasy artwork, like Frank Fazetta, Julie Bell and Boris Vallejo.
It's comforting to see the resurgence in the physical aspects of music. There was a moment a few years back when gig posters and witty, well-crafted promotional material seemed to be confined solely to the world wide web, which made every poster that was actually printed on paper something of a novelty. Not any more though: we're receiving and finding so many illustrators now whose portfolios are chock full of variations on the humble gig poster and they are brilliant. Today we thought we'd champion this theme with Dutch illustration student Douwe Dijkstra. His visual interpretations of bands such as The Growlers and Losers are taking the stylistic qualities of early 1990s gig posters and infusing them with a modern style to make some seriously nick-able printed matter. Keep up the great work, Douwe!
On the morning that David Cameron is giving a press conference on the UK's future role in Afghanistan, Scott King's latest book seems even more significant. Anish & Antony Take Afghanistan is a graphic novel that Scott sees as "a critique of the deployment of public art," which satirises how far we're prepared to enforce our cultural values on others. Through Scott's writing and Will Henry's illustrations, we follow as Anish (Kapoor) and Antony (Gormley) try and bring cultural regeneration to the war-torn country.
The London-based French illustrator Malika Favre has had another big year, adding even more breadth to her already impressive portfolio of work. In the summer she was invited to Tenerife by a Spanish design collective called 28ymedio to take part in its Illustrated Journey project, which aims to "help fight the economic crisis in Spain by promoting the Canary Islands and bringing a new stream of tourism."


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Wineka column: After 50 years, the Bradys' 1961 Impala is as classic as their marriage
SALISBURY — This 1961 Chevrolet Impala is a thing of beauty.
The six taillights. The huge trunk. The monstrous steering wheel. The wide bench seats in front and back. And, of course, it has the lines of a classic car, synonymous with the days of drive-ins and cruising downtowns.
Fifty years ago April 21, on a sunny Sunday afternoon at Union Lutheran Church, Jim and Elizabeth Brady drove away in this same Impala, decorated with streamers and shaving cream.
They had just married, and Jim steered the car south toward a week of honeymooning in Florida. The Impala was up to the trip. Among other places, they drove on the beach at Daytona and stopped at the beautiful Cypress Gardens before pointing the car back north.
The Bradys could hardly have known it then, but the Impala would stay with them for the next half century, symbolizing a marriage classically built and seemingly better with every year.
You can try and offer money to Jim Brady for the Impala, but he won't take it. There's too much sentimental value attached to the car now.
He still drives it at least once a week, and the Bradys' three grandchildren sometimes plead for rides in the car. Because the Impala doesn't have seatbelts, Jim loads everybody in near the garage and they bump slowly along the perimeter of their property off Stokes Ferry Road.
"The air-conditioning is all four windows (down)," Elizabeth explains, "and he loves that."
Jim Brady still has the bill of sale for the Impala.
He bought the car Aug. 28, 1961, from Raney Motor Co. in Salisbury. He paid $2,800 and drove it home.
"This was my first new car," Jim says.
At the time, Brady was only 20, but he already was barbering. He had saved some of his own money, and his father loaned him the rest, which he paid back over time.
"I was cutting hair for a dollar a head back then," he recalls.
Except for routine care and replacement parts you would expect over 50 years, the car is pretty much all original. The seat inserts were replaced, but the brown/beige interior is the same as when he and Elizabeth headed for their Florida honeymoon in 1963.
The Impala also has been repainted once.
Brady has logged just 160,000 miles on it — an average of 3,200 miles a year, if you're counting.
"It's been a great car — if I had just bought two or three of them," Brady says.
The valve covers have never come off the V-8 engine, Brady says. He likes to show the Raney Motor Co. key chain he still has from the day he bought the car.
And don't overlook the Raney Motor ice scraper.
Technically, Jim and Elizabeth Brady owe their first meeting to the car and a mutual friend who introduced the couple to each other in downtown Salisbury.
It was back when young kids with cars cruised up and down Main Street for fun. "I stopped to talk with her, and everything went from there," Jim says. "We rode around awhile."
They met Sept. 15, 1961, less than a month after Jim bought the Impala.
"I didn't know if she wanted to go with me or the car," Jim says.
Their courtship would last about a year-and-a-half. They found it interesting how they had grown up only four miles apart from each other, yet had never met until that day in Salisbury.
Jim says he drove by Elizabeth's homeplace on Stokes Ferry Road for years without knowing who lived there.
Elizabeth graduated from Granite Quarry High School in 1959 — the last senior class at Granite Quarry before consolidation. Jim belonged to the first graduating class from East Rowan High in 1960.
Working as a hairdresser, Elizabeth liked everything about Jim, but one thing kept nagging her.
"I said, 'He seems like a good person, but, my goodness, he's a barber,'" Elizabeth laughs.
Any reservations soon dissipated, and the couple built a great life together with Jim's 51-year career as a barber at its foundation.
The Bradys' first residence was a mobile home on Elizabeth's family's property, but in 1967, they built the house they live in today with the help of Jim's father and grandfather.
"Our lives together have been based on faith, hope and love," Elizabeth says of her marriage. "We knew we were meant for each other, and we took our vows very seriously."
The couple raised two boys, Eric and Brad, who work together today at Thrivent Financial. The couple did a lot of things with the boys — church youth activities, baseball, tennis, Boy Scouts, East Rowan High boosters and band.
When the boys married, Elizabeth says, their wives didn't become daughters-in-law to the Bradys, they became "daughters-in-love."
Jim Brady started out at two different barber shops before establishing his own Brady's Barber Shop at 1300 and 1500 W. Innes St. for 22 years.
He later moved to Harviel's on Green Street, then worked with Mike Earnhardt at Southgate before retiring.
Elizabeth Brady's volunteer involvement at Granite Quarry Elementary School, which included a stint as PTA president, led her to working 15 years in early childhood education for Rowan-Salisbury Schools.
"I loved it," she says.
Elizabeth became known for "Brady Time," a portion of the day she set aside to allow every student to excel at things such as art, music, crafts and reading.
Elizabeth Brady later became involved as a volunteer and community resource specialist with Thrivent Financial, a fraternal benefit company.
She helped with writing the first grant toward a Habitat for Humanity house and had roles with many other charitable events and organizations.
Together, the Bradys have always been active at Union Lutheran Church.
As with any marriage, the Bradys had to face tough times together.
The toughest may have been Jim's two successful fights against cancer. That last battle seven years ago, which involved chemotherapy, radiation, surgery and wound therapy, knocked Jim down for a time.
"I was pretty beat up," he says.
But his strong recovery after six weeks of going daily to Davis Hospital in Statesville for hyperbaric therapy was somewhat of a miracle. It makes celebrating their 50th anniversary this year that much more special, Elizabeth says.
With Jim retired now, the Bradys are able to do one of their favorite things — travel. Over the years, Jim guesses, they've been to 38 or 39 different states and Nova Scotia.
At home, they spend plenty of time looking after grandchildren and delight in seeing their own children as parents.
"Watching your children raise their children — Jim and I just look at each other and smile," Elizabeth says.
Maybe this life — with 50 years of blessings — was meant to happen, no matter what car Jim drove.
But when the Bradys officially celebrate their 50th anniversary Sunday, they plan to drive to the gathering in the Impala. Of course, they do.
A classic for a classic.
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Reversing course, the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously rescinded its approval of a controversial set of "guiding principles" for reuse of Fort Ord that set off a firestorm last month.
Acknowledging the issue was mishandled, Supervisor Dave Potter moved to rescind the guiding principles in their entirety and allow the Fort Ord Reuse Authority board to discuss the issue first.
Potter backed the board's early December approval of the principles on the consent agenda despite a call from Supervisor Jane Parker for a more thorough review, but he said Tuesday he was concerned about a provision that would have excluded area cities without land-use authority on the former military base from voting on related land-use issues.
That would have allowed representatives from the county and the cities of Monterey, Seaside, Marina and Del Rey Oaks a land-use vote, while Carmel, Pacific Grove, Sand City and Salinas would have been left out.
Potter said Tuesday many area jurisdictions had been affected by the closure of Fort Ord in the 1990s, including those without specific land-use authority over the former base.
The principles were formulated by members of the FORA administrative committee, each representing a jurisdiction with land-use authority on Fort Ord, apparently in an attempt to answer opposition to redevelopment on the former base.
The principles were designed to guide the board's implementation of the 1997 reuse plan reassessment, and included other disputed provisions, such as calling on FORA to complete capital improvements before the agency's 2020 dissolution and remaining within the current base reuse plan to avoid new environmental review.
But the proposed principles stalled last month before the FORA board formally considered them amid an uproar from environmental interests and other watchdog groups, and State Sen. Bill Monning, D-Carmel, who wrote recent legislation extending FORA's life for another six years.
Opponents, including Sierra Club representative Jane Haines and Landwatch Executive Director Amy White, argued Tuesday that some of the principles, such as the voting restrictions, contravened FORA's regional nature, made the base reuse plan reassessment essentially irrelevant and would require new legislation to implement.
Parker said those were the concerns that prompted her to call for further review in December.
There were suggestions that those who wrote the principles may have violated the state's open meetings laws in the process.
The supervisors gave water resources agency officials the go-ahead to oppose the state water board's proposed revocation of a 55-year-old Salinas River surface water diversion permit.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 14, 2013)—Paynter was an easy winner in his 4-year-old debut, easily disposing of Majestic City and six others in the $63,866 feature Friday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Sidelined due to several serious health issues – including laminitis and colitis – since winning the Grade I Haskell Invitational last July 29 at Monmouth Park, the son of Awesome Again and the Cee's Tizzy mare Tizso was a virtual gate-to-wire winner for owner Ahmed Zayat and Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert.
The 4 ½-length victory by the 2-5 favorite was the fourth of five wins Friday for jockey Rafael Bejarano.
The defending Spring/Summer champion, Bejarano regained the lead in the standings over Joe Talamo. Through 31 days, Bejarano, who also won Friday with My Jealous in the first, Streets of Heaven in the third, Top Kisser in the sixth and Lilly's Perfect in the eighth, leads Talamo 36-32. It was the fourth five victory day at Betfair Hollywood Park for Bejarano.
Worse than third only once in the first six starts of his career in 2012, Paynter established a slight advantage over Majestic City early, then kicked away early in the stretch and won with plenty in reserve. He paid $2.80, $2.20 and $2.10.
"First of all, I want to thank the connections for giving me this opportunity,'' said Bejarano, whose only previous collaboration with Paynter resulted in a 3 ¾ length score in the Haskell. "I had a lot of pressure in the first part of the race, but I knew I had a lot of horse underneath me. I had a lot of confidence in this horse and I knew he was going to win easily. We had a fantastic trip.''
A $325,000 purchase at the 2010 Keeneland September yearling sale, Paynter earned his fourth victory in what was his synthetic track debut. The payday boosted his bankroll to $989,424 as he covered the seven furlongs over Cushion Track in 1:21.86.
"He is just an incredible, phenomenal horse,'' said Baffert. "I can't believe he is back. He's just a great horse.''
Zayat, who kept fans all over the world aware of Paynter's condition through social media last year, was also ecstatic to see the striking bay back in action.
"He is so courageous,'' he said. "He's a true trooper, a special horse. He loves to do what he does, which is what he did today. What else can you say? Thank you, thank you Lord.''
Making his second start for trainer Ron Ellis after a layoff of more than 10 months, Majestic City, winner of the Willard L. Proctor Memorial and Grade III Hollywood Juvenile Championship in 2011, was a clear second. The 7-1 third choice finished 6 ¼ lengths in front of 8-1 shot Fly Lexis Fly.
Fourth in the Grade III Los Angeles Handicap May 27 in his first start of 2013, Majestic City paid $4.60 and $3.60. The show price on Fly Lexis Fly was $3.40.
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In celebration of Hollywood Park's diamond anniversary, Betfair Hollywood Park will offer special 75 cent pricing Saturday.
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The fifth $150,000-guaranteed Pick Six Saturday –Presented by Television Games Network (TVG) – of the Spring/Summer meet will begin in the fifth race.
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A bonus – a 2013 Toyota Prius courtesy of Toyota of Orange – will also be given to a single winning ticket – provided it was purchased either at Betfair Hollywood Park or through TVG.
The main event on the 10-race program is the $250,000 Vanity Handicap, a Grade I for older fillies and mares at 1 1/8 miles on Cushion Track. The card also features a pair of stakes for 2-year-olds – the $100,000 Willard L. Proctor Memorial and the $100,000 Cinderella for fillies. Both are 5 ½ furlongs.
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Schilling Farms: We follow a 70-day VWP for mature cows and an 80-day VWP for first-calf heifers. All cows are given a prostaglandin at 21 to 24 days in milk to help clear up metritis/endometritis. Cows are tail-painted with detail paint and walked every day by our A.I. team. Heifers have heat detection patches applied prebreeding and then are painted when confirmed pregnant. The heifers are also observed while restrained in headlocks once per day. Lactating cows are all bred on an Ovsynch 48-hour program for first service.
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