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As India heads towards their Republic Day celebrations, Prime Minister Singh makes minor adjustments to his cabinet while outside on the streets people demonstrate over food and fuel price inflation and corruption. Adnan Abidi produces a great picture as a middle-aged demonstrator gets to feel the full force of a police water canon. In stark contrast, B Mathur gets a glimpse of the dress rehearsal of the full military parade planned to celebrate India's independence where the security forces are deployed in a somewhat different manner. Danish Siddiqui added to the file this week with a well seen picture to illustrate a government spending initiative with a man pulling a pipe across a building site, the shadow creating an eye like image that almost seems to wink at the viewer.
Police use water canons to disperse supporters of India's main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) during a protest in New Delhi January 18, 2011. Thousands of the supporters on Tuesday in New Delhi held a protest against a recent hike in petrol prices and high inflation. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers ride their camels during the full dress rehearsal for the Republic Day parade in New Delhi January 23, 2011. India will celebrate its Republic Day on Wednesday. REUTERS/B Mathur
A labourer pulls an underground cable at a construction site of a commercial complex in Mumbai January 20, 2011. India plans to spend $1.5 trillion over 10 years to revamp its creaky infrastructure, which is seen as a brake on its economic growth. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Flooding is still affecting many parts of the region. In Australia, the floodwaters have reached large unpopulated areas of Victoria. Sri Lanka, Philippines and Indonesia have also been hit. Supri took this very affectionate picture as the people of Jakarta make the most of their misfortune after sea defences were breached. A giant swimming pool for children close to home, while others offer to carry motorcyclists through the flood water, for a small charge.

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If you haven't checked the schedule, the Nebraska men's basketball team is down to its last two regular-season games inside the Bob Devaney Sports Center – Saturday afternoon against Iowa and a week from Wednesday night against Minnesota – two border-state Big Ten rivals which will help the Huskers bid farewell to their 37-year home at the Devaney Center and, at the same time, clear the way for a new era beginning next fall at the downtown Pinnacle Bank Arena.
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Nebraska coach Tim Miles and senior forward Brandon Ubel addressed the media Friday at the Devaney Center, discussing the challenge Iowa presents (see videos at the top of this column). Saturday afternoon's Nebraska-Iowa game will not be televised. "Changing the game day and the start time prevented another TV opportunity," Boehm said, "but it created an opportunity for our fans to show their support for a team that's worked hard and competed well. After this game, there's one last chance, so we're hoping to draw as many fans as possible as we close out our time at the Devaney Center."
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Many Christian parents face a paradox: How can some children hear the good news of the Bible and believe, while others hear the same message and remain unaffected? While the process of faith may be miraculous, it is not entirely mysterious. Jesus explained it in His parable of the sower (Matthew 13:1-23). Teaching received without understanding kills the yield. Faith with shallow roots withers and dies. Distractions, worries and desires for other things choke the Word. But one who hears the Word and understands it bears fruit.
How can we help our children receive the Word and bear fruit? Jesus' parable inspires several practical planting tips.
Focus on understanding. Many parents and teachers attempt to impart faith primarily through the transfer of Bible facts. Those seeds will not likely take root unless kids truly understand the meaning of the facts. Sunday school worksheets often use fill-in-the-blanks and word puzzles to drill children on their factual knowledge. But unscrambling the word forgiveness in a puzzle is far less important than understanding the meaning of forgiveness. Hearing is not enough. Reading is not enough. Memorizing is not enough — unless your goal is to produce a Bible "Jeopardy" champion. Concentrate your time on helping kids really understand God's Word, its relevance today and how you apply it.
Let them experience the message. People remember and are affected by vivid experiences. When Jesus wanted His disciples to learn about servanthood, He got down on His knees and washed their feet. You can be sure those disciples never forgot that faith lesson! You can do the same with your children. For example, to help them experience the concept of grace, involve your family in giving to others without expecting anything in return. Or to encourage kind words as mentioned in Ephesians 4:29, invite family members to write or draw a kind note to one another. (For more ideas on teaching through experiences, visit Heritage Builders.)
Use teachable moments. Typically, when your kids are enveloped in emotion-packed situations, they are the most ready to grow. When circumstances provoke feelings of fear, sadness, anger, exhilaration, awe or wonder, be prepared to help them see how God is working. When Johnny is scared may be the opportune time to teach about God's presence. Jesus took advantage of teachable moments often, such as during the storm on the lake and with those who threatened to stone the adulterous woman.
Reinforce for long-term retention. Some information we quickly forget. Other things we remember a lifetime. We can help move more of God's message into long-term memory through "interval reinforcement," review or use of the message repeatedly over time. If the brain registers information just once, less than 10 percent of the message is likely to be remembered after 30 days. But if there are six exposures to the information over 30 days, 90 percent of the message is likely to be retained. If you want your kids to understand God as Creator, repeat the message frequently — when you drive through the mountains, when you witness a sunset, when you visit the zoo and when you marvel at the intricacy of the human body.
Avoid bribes. Many well-intentioned parents and teachers attempt to grow their kids' faith through the enticement of rewards. "Learn this verse and get a ribbon." "Go to Sunday school and get a cookie." It may seem harmless, but bribing kids actually sets up a distraction. The "do this and get that" approach causes kids to focus more on the "that" than the "this." Jesus never said, "If you do unto others what you want them to do to you, you get a lollipop," or "If you feed My sheep, you get a Twinkie."
Employ delight. Your kids will learn more when they enjoy the process. Make learning about God fun! Some parents and teachers wince at this suggestion. Few people gain a love for anything that is marinated in drudgery. No one ever accused Jesus of being dull or boring. In fact, consider His first miracle: turning water into wine for the wedding at Cana. And remember how He told Peter to find cash for the temple tax — go catch a fish and pull a coin from its mouth. Delightful! So, make faith learning delightful.
Jesus concludes His parable: "The one who received the seed that fell on good soil is the man who hears the word and understands it. He produces a crop, yielding a hundred, sixty or thirty times what was sown" (Matthew 13:23). What crop are you plotting with your kids?
I remember the moment when, as a young father, I awoke in the middle of the night and realized, my little girl is completely dependent on me to provide for her needs. At the time, I was 24 years old and barely getting by paying bills and learning about life.
My anxiety grew with another thought: She is an eternal soul who must come to know God to know everlasting life. Am I up for this? What have I done?
That is the ultimate question for all parents. Our children have eternal souls in need of salvation, and we have a significant role in ensuring they know and love God. Many parents clearly grasp this reality.
But many other parents don't seem to understand the eternal questions regarding their children. Their actions are passive and distracted. They cannot articulate how or what they are doing to ensure their children know God. They abdicate responsibility for spiritual training to their church (as though an hour a week in Sunday school will do the trick). In short, they lack a vision for their children and have failed to prepare them for the future.
Parents must establish a vision for their children. When children are adults, who will they be? Will they serve God? Will they have the capacity to love others? Will they be equipped to pass on a spiritual legacy?
There was a time when parents understood the stakes. They knew they were establishing a legacy of faith that would live for generations, eventually encompassing thousands of people in their family tree. Today, I fear we've lost the perspective of time and tend to view our lives only in terms of our immediate family and personal ambitions.
Perhaps that's why we have an epidemic of divorce, fathers abandoning their families and parents who prioritize only those things that offer their children a competitive advantage in life. Here's my challenge to parents: Teach your children the laws of God as commanded in Deuteronomy. Train them as instructed in Proverbs. Lead them to fulfill God's Commandments; call them to the Great Commission.
To do so, first capture a Godly vision for your family then aggressively pursue His call on your lives.
Home from college, my son Josh perched on a stool at the kitchen counter while I fixed dinner. The glint in his steel-blue eyes indicated an internal struggle. "Mom, how do you know the Bible is true?"
I groped for words and responded, "Because God says so." Dissatisfied with my lack of reasoning, Josh left the room. Concern replaced my tension as I began to realize the damage of my thoughtless answer.
Questions like that made me gulp. How was I supposed to know? Did answers even exist? If they did, I didn't know where to look for them or have the time to do the research. Cleaning house, soccer games and grocery shopping constantly competed for my attention.
In the days to come, Josh's difficult questions became more frequent and significant. "How could a good God send my friend to hell?" "If He's powerful enough to overcome evil, why do children die?" "Don't all religions lead to the same God?" The tough questions increased until my son turned away from the Christian faith. For me, separating sound reasoning from emotional feelings had been too difficult.
Genuine intellectual difficulties do exist, and these can draw our children away from faith unless they are taught a rational and biblical foundation for their beliefs. By the time they reach college, young people have been bombarded by conflicting intellectual messages: science — evolution as opposed to creation; philosophy — a relative truth; history — revisionist accounts. Paraphrasing philosopher C. Stephen Evans, it's no wonder that young people, when separated from an environment in which religious faith functions as a kind of social necessity, find faith no longer a viable option.
During my son's years of questioning, my faith no longer felt comfortable. My pat answers failed to satisfy Josh's quandaries, and his uncertainty built hunger in me for mind-satisfying truth.
Once I began to study and base my faith on facts, Josh and I found common ground. Attending a one-day seminar at a local Christian university convinced me of many historical and scientific reasons why the Bible is true. Archaeology, eyewitness accounts and comparison of early manuscripts all gave me sound reasons for believing that the Bible is the reliable Word of God. This knowledge began to strengthen my understanding of the Lord.
As I studied and learned all I could, I discovered factual reasons to justify why I believe in Jesus Christ. Being able to discuss these concepts with my son gave him some of the answers he hungered for. It's been many years since then, and I still search for more answers. No longer afraid of difficult topics that challenge faith, I've discovered a bigger faith, a bigger truth and a bigger God.
I have also realized that I will never know all the answers. Some issues are beyond my understanding. No easy or comprehensive answers exist for such topics as the problem of evil. God is simply bigger than my mind can grasp. It is important for me to learn all I can, and yet I need to understand that my lack of complete understanding is OK.
The bottom line remains: Answers to difficult questions won't solve every problem. Intellectual reasoning alone doesn't instill faith. But acknowledging good questions and investigating difficult topics can lead to fruitful conversations. Knowing all I can gives me faith to love beyond differences. And that kind of love keeps me close to my son.
A rainbow, a tube of toothpaste, a holiday dinner — how can these ordinary things be used to teach kids about the Bible? They can all be used to illustrate a "teachable moment." The teachable-moment method of faith building enlightens your children about God in a way that captures their attention and changes their lives. No lectures. No manuals. No rolling of the eyes. No kidding!
Your children will learn biblical principles that they'll never forget.
A "teachable moment" is like creating an on-the-spot commercial for biblical principles using simple, everyday language and familiar objects. If you see a beautiful tree growing near a lake, for example, you can point it out and say to your child, "Isn't that tree magnificent? God says that people of faith are like that tree. Trees stay strong because they grow near the water. People stay strong when they grow closer to God."
Once you discover the three ingredients of a teachable moment, you will have a method to make a life-changing spiritual impact through everyday events. A teachable moment gives you the resources to make the Bible relevant to your children today, right now, this very moment.
Teachable moments are perfect for working or single parents who don't have a lot of free time to build a spiritual legacy. They can be incorporated into any family routine, no matter how busy. Teachable moments require no preparation. In fact, they often work best when you're driving in the car or just having plain old fun with your kids.
But whenever you do have a chance, also try planning a teachable moment. Either way, your children will feel affirmed and will learn biblical principles that they'll never forget.
Before you begin trying to teach your children about God by using teachable moments, it's a good idea to build up your parent-child relationship by having some fun. Being lighthearted creates the right atmosphere for teachable moments and cements the parent-child bond. If your children know you can relax and just play, they will see you in a whole new light and be more receptive to adopting your values.
Be sure there are times in your family life when you watch a movie, just for fun. When you have a water fight, just for fun. When you pitch a tent and sleep in the backyard, just for fun.
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Parents can deliberately and intentionally teach their children biblical truths using teachable moments — and the children can enjoy it. It's not some fanciful dream or nebulous ideal you hear about only on the 700 Club. And you don't have to be a natural-born teacher to use them. You just have to try out teachable moments and work with them for a few weeks, and soon you'll know the secrets of teaching without preaching.
A teachable moment requires three simple ingredients.
The first is an open relationship between the parent and child.
Second, you need a catalyst — an event or object that illustrates the spiritual point. A catalyst is the conversation starter, the reason the teachable moment is occurring at that specific time and place. Often the catalyst is an everyday object like a bridge or a mousetrap. Or it can be some big milestone in your child's life, like baptism.
Third, a teachable moment requires a biblical truth. The truth can be a Bible fact, a truth about God's character, or insights into living a life of faith. You can gather a lot of truths through personal Bible study.
Here's an example. A family of six went on vacation (ingredient #1 — a good relationship with time for fun) and the father found a billfold in a hotel parking lot. (The billfold is the catalyst, ingredient #2.) The billfold had money in it but no identification. The father took it to the front desk, tossed it on the counter and told the clerk, "In case someone comes looking for a wallet, here it is."
His children witnessed the event, and he could have left the matter there but chose to talk about it instead. As a family, they discussed the virtue of honesty and why the father turned in the money instead of keeping it. He wasn't trying to impress them with his virtue; he was impressing them with biblical truths. Perhaps they would have learned the lesson just by watching, but he couldn't be sure without asking them what they were thinking.
The father wasn't preaching. No one got a lecture; no one left feeling inadequate, overwhelmed or bored. It took only a couple of minutes to make the point (ingredient #3): "Each of you should look not only to your own interest, but also to the interests of others" (Philippians 2:4).
Adapted from The Power of Teachable Moments by Jim Weidmann and Marianne Hering, Copyright © 2004, Focus on the Family. Used by permission.
Deuteronomy 6:7 - Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road…
In the beautiful relevancy of God's Word, this phrase from the Shema covers the twin tensions most families feel these days: at home and along the road. Your family may spend most evenings at home. Then again, maybe you're an on-the-road-on-the-go family. Scripture does not say one is better than the other. What it does indicate is that regardless of whether you're coming or going, at home or on the road, the command is still the same: TALK.
Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road…
A conversational relationship with our children is vital to their spiritual formation. You may hear that and be pleased; you talk often with your children about spiritual things. However, spiritual conversation with your children may be about as frequent as leap years or the appearance of a comet. If that aspect is present in your relationship, then there's always room for improvement. If that aspect is missing, then it's never too late to begin; it may be harder, but never too late.
A good friend of mine says, "In all things natural, be as spiritual as possible. In all things spiritual, be as natural as possible." I love those words for they portray the needed consistency in the conversations we have with our children. Putting on our "spiritual voice" may lead to monologues, but it does not lead to conversations. And conversations are the goal.
I'm not sure that at this stage it eternally matters whether you're reading portions of the Gospels to them or talking through the op/ed page in that lilting voice as you weave through traffic. The important thing is that you're talking/reading to your children. What you are doing in these years is building a voice-recognition container they come to know and trust. In the following years, you fill the container.
Here's where you really start filling the container. As I write this, I'm simultaneously having a conversation with my five-year-old daughter about her heart. She's worried about something poking in and hurting her heart. The conversation ensues that God thought about that and created us with layers of protection (skin, ribcage) to protect those vital organs. She responds with, "Wow, that's cool! Can I have a goldfish?" Short and sweet, huh? Remember, you're placing small, brief deposits in the container. But over time, little things mean a lot. They discover things gradually.
Let me make a suggestion. Be confessional in your conversation with tweeners. My tweeners love to hear about mistakes I made at their age. Now obviously, discretion is called for here, but for some reason, hearing about my blunders and the fact that the world didn't end is a surefire way to have a conversation with them, at home or on the road. If we'll but confess our sins, He will forgive us. Our tweeners will listen and hear and learn of the God who is faithful and just. And when they make that mistake that they're sure will stop the world from turning, they might just seek us out and ask us to help them approach the throne of grace.
If you didn't build the container in the Early Years and naturally, confessionally, fill it through the Discovery and Tweens, this may be a hard season for conversation. Hard, but not impossible. There are times when conversation is best achieved shoulder to shoulder as opposed to face to face and the teen years may be just such a time. I could talk to my dad about almost anything as long as we were changing the oil in my pickup or on the way to a ballgame. But sit me down in front of him at the kitchen table? I'd clam up faster than white on rice. Sometimes, the gaze of the father or mother is too much; it must be mediated by something. Do the hard work of parenting and find that "something" and utilize it. Whatever it takes, don't let the conversation run dry in these years. It's never too late to talk. Never.
Your child's schedule probably already includes bath time, nap time and bedtime. But there's always room for five minutes of Bible time. No child is too young to learn from the most important book in history. Here are some pointers.
Set a routine for Bible time. Try to have it at approximately the same time each day, perhaps after breakfast or before snack.
Sing fun songs. Bible songs sold on cassette or CD at Christian bookstores can get you started. Enjoy clapping and jumping.
Read from a children's Bible. Use a toddler or picture Bible. Keep the stories short. Some children enjoy holding the Bible while you read. Using a puppet to tell the Bible story is always a treat.
Introduce additional material. Bible coloring books are a great way to share a story. You may want to read a holiday book depicting the story of Jesus at Christmas or Easter.
Toss in real life. If the Bible story contains any objects you have in your home, use them. Visual aides make the story real to a child. If you are reading about Noah's ark, pull the cushions off the couch to make a boat, then bring aboard all the stuffed animals.
Include a memory verse. Pick a verse from the Bible and repeat it each day until your child memorizes it. Practice by allowing her to fill in a word that you leave out. Reward her with a sticker, then move on to another verse.
Make prayer easy. In the beginning, you'll have to model a simple prayer. For example, "Thank You, God, for sunshine. Thank You for today. Amen." After a while, ask your child if there's something she'd like to pray for.
Be patient. Occasionally, Bible time may have to be cut even shorter due to a sleepy child or a bad day. The goal is to stay committed to providing as much of a positive Bible routine as possible. It will become a part of your child's day that says, "Let's take time to have fun with God!"
"Every generation has its defining challenge. Ours is the systematic annihilation of the biblical family." — Doug Phillips
We see such enormous destruction in the families of our nation today. The Scriptures tell us that the enemy comes to kill, steal and destroy. There is no doubt in my mind that he is systematic in trying to annihilate the biblical family. The only place we have to stand is on the authority of the Scriptures. When we know, live and speak His Word, the enemy must flee. He must bow down to the King of Kings.
The greatest legacy we can leave our children for the battlefields that will be theirs is to teach them the Scriptures daily.
Deuteronomy instructs, "These commandments that I give you today are to be upon your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. Tie them as symbols on your hands and bind them on your foreheads. Write them on the doorframes of your houses and on your gates" (6:6-9).
Proverbs 4:23 also teaches, "Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life." God is very clear to tell us the primary things that should be influencing our hearts — His commandments, His ways and His laws. We can teach and impress them on our children's hearts only if they are truly the primary focus of our own hearts.
So, moms and dads, are you spending time in the Word of God? Do you wake up early, stay up late or set aside a few minutes in the middle of the day to soak in the Word? Are you accountable to anybody? Involved in a small group? Whatever it takes do not neglect the Scriptures. We cannot give to our children what we do not ourselves possess.
We are commanded to impress upon and teach the Scriptures to our children. We are to talk about the Word when we sit down. Do you spend time talking about the word of God when you sit with your children at the dinner table? By their beds? On the floor? While they play with their Legos or toy sets? These are the places where we must discuss and rehearse the power of God's Word.
We are to talk about God's commands when we walk along the road. In modern language, that would be while we ride in the minivan, or SUV, running errands, going to the grocery, to the library, to sports events or to the mall. We are to use that time to constantly teach our children. Invest in worship tapes, or in other great Bible lessons that you can listen to in the car. Teach your children to ask questions constantly about who God is and how He relates to their everyday lives.
We are to teach God's command when we lie down, and when we rise up. The last thing our children should hear before bed, besides "I love you," is verses from Scripture. The first thing our children should hear in the morning, besides "I love you," is more verses from Scripture. The Word of God should be on our walls, our white boards, and on our refrigerators. The Word of God should be on post-it notes on the dash boards of our cars. Our children will know that the Word of God is our number one priority when we exalt the Scriptures in these ways.
The systematic annihilation of the biblical family will stop with me and with you, one home at a time.


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"Beautiful," said trainer John Sadler after Sidney's Candy worked seven furlongs in a bullet 1:24 at Hollywood Park for the $150,000 Grade II Mervyn LeRoy Handicap Saturday. "He couldn't be better. He's fresh and ready for the second half of the year."
The multiple stakes-winning 4-year-old colt will make his first start since winning the Sir Beaufort Stakes at Santa Anita December 26. He had been hampered by minor injuries to a foot and his hind end.
Sidney's Candy will be ridden for the first time by Alonso Quinonez since his previous jockeys, Joel Rosario and Joe Talamo, will be in Kentucky next weekend.
Sidney's Candy, a graded stakes winner on synthetic, turf and dirt, has won six of 11 starts and earned $893,560 for owner Jenny Craig. The Mervyn LeRoy, at 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track, is the first stepping stone for the $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup July 9.
Sidney's Candy will be out to make amends for his only previous start here, when he was nipped by Skipshot at the wire as the 1-5 favorite in the Swaps Stakes last July.
Sadler said that multiple stakes-winning stablemate Twirling Candy is also back galloping and should give the trainer a potent 1-2 punch in the handicap division here on both surfaces.
Other probable starters in the Mervyn LeRoy include Crown of Thorns (Tyler Baze), Honour the Deputy (Brice Blanc) and Spurrier (Chantal Sutherland). Spurrier worked five furlongs in 59, and Honour the Deputy was clocked in 1:26 for seven panels.
Heading the list of possibles is Coffee Boy, a newcomer to the circuit. The 4-year-old colt owned by Gary Barber joined the Peter Miller stable three weeks ago from Florida, where his resume includes a victory in the Grade II Carry Back Stakes last July 10 at Calder. The son of Yonaguska worked six furlongs in 1:12.40.
Comma to the Top, winner of the CashCall Futurity and runner-up in the Santa Anita Derby, breezed five furlongs in 1:00.40 here Sunday morning in his final drill for the Kentucky Derby Saturday.
"Excellent, excellent," said trainer Peter Miller after the work in company under Patrick Valenzuela, who has the call at Churchill Downs.
The 3-year-old gelding will be flown east early Tuesday morning.
Valenzuela, who won the Derby on Sunday Silence in 1989, is one of seven jockeys on the Southern California circuit who have calls in the probable 20-horse lineup.
The others are Victor Espinoza on Santa Anita Derby winner Midnight Interlude, Joel Rosario on Brilliant Speed, Corey Nakatani on Nehro, Mike Smith on Twinspired, Garrett Gomez on Master of Hounds and Rafael Bejarano on Watch Me Go.
Jockey Joe Talamo will also be in Kentucky next weekend to ride Surrey Star in the American Turf Stakes Friday and Caracortado in the Woodford Reserve Turf Classic Saturday.
The races from Churchill Downs, headed by the Derby Saturday and the Kentucky Oaks Friday, will be simulcast at Hollywood Park.
Trainer Peter Eurton is confident that Hard to Resist will show improvement over a fifth-place finish in the Providencia Stakes when she returns in the $100,000 Grade III Senorita Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at one mile on turf Saturday.
"She ran a good race in the Providencia," said Eurton Sunday of the Grade II test on the Santa Anita turf April 9. "She just got way too far out of it. I kind of sharpened her up a little bit and hope to be more forwardly placed. You can do just about anything with her."
Alonso Quinonez will ride the Johannesburg filly for the first time. Other probable starters include Cambina (Brice Blanc), a Jim Cassidy-trained duo of Fifth Ave (Tyler Baze) and Wave of Applause (David Flores), Star Billing (Chantal Sutherland), Entrustment and Up In Time.
Cambina, the probable favorite off three straight stakes wins on the Santa Anita turf, worked five furlongs on the grass here in 1:01.60. Two other candidates also drilled on the lawn: Star Billing, five furlongs in 1:02.80; and Entrustment, six furlongs in 1:14.60.
Cost of Freedom, who set a track record of 56.14 seconds for five furlongs winning the Miles Tyson Stakes here last December, will try the distance again Saturday in the inaugural $70,000-added Cool Frenchy Stakes.
"This is one of his best tracks," said trainer John Sadler of the 8-year-old gelding, who also won the Grade III Los Angeles Handicap and Vernon Underwood Stakes at six furlongs here last year.
Tyler Baze has the call in an extremely competitive race also expected to include 2009 Breeders' Cup Sprint winner Dancing In Silks (Brice Blanc), 2009 Malibu Stakes winner M One Rifle (Chantal Sutherland) and double stakes winner Goggles McCoy (David Flores).
Ventana, another stakes-winning nominee, worked four furlongs in 49.60 here Sunday. Al Instante, a stakes-winning Chilean import in the Ruben Cardenas barn also nominated to the race, worked five furlongs in 59.40.
Dean Pederson, a leading trainer in Northern California the past 17 years, is testing the deeper waters of Southern California this meet.
"This is the first time I've been down here for the meet full-time," said Pederson Sunday. "I've got 10 here now."
Pederson said the acquisition of some better horses prompted him to make the move. "Quality," said Pederson of the shift. "I'm trying to upgrade. I'm training some horses for Harris Farms."
FINISH LINES—Training traffic was heavy Sunday, with 206 workers on the main track and another 11 on the turf…*Simon Callaghan* , who sent out Dubawi Heights to her first stakes victory in the $100,000 Grade III Wilshire Handicap at one mile on turf Saturday, said the 4-year-old English-bred filly would probably return in the $250,000 Grade I Gamely Stakes on May 30. "It's an ambitious spot, but she's an improving filly," said Callaghan of Dubawi Heights after her third straight victory…Veteran jockey Victor Espinoza has hired Brad Pegram as his agent, severing a long alliance with Tony Matos. Pegram will continue to handle the book of Hall of Famer Mike Smith. Matos last month announced that he would take calls for Garrett Gomez and has been with him in Kentucky. Gomez is scheduled to rejoin the circuit here after the Kentucky Derby Saturday…Octogenarian Ray York, who rode Determine to victory in the 1954 Kentucky Derby, was a visitor here Saturday…Trainer Eoin Harty reported that Victory's Cry is being pointed for a defense of his Shoemaker Mile crown on July 2… Dan Ward, assistant to trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, said that the trio of Blind Luck, Chocolate Candy and Jakesam will be shipped to Kentucky Tuesday for stakes engagements this weekend… Dan Landers, assistant to Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally, said that 2010 Beverly D. winner Eclair de Lune may run in the Gamely Stakes on May 30…Happy birthday wishes today to trainers Craig Lewis, 64, and Jean-Pierre Dupuis, 60.
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- May 31:
- Monterey desal: Environmental study released on proposed slant wells
- Apr 3:
- Cal Am still expects mid-2018 desal plant finish
- Mar 25:
- Carmel River pumping: Local leaders plot strategy on asking for extension
- Mar 3:
- Desal project appears headed for yet another delay
- Feb 13:
- Marina's water testing decision came down to question of harm
- Marina council allows Cal Am's water testing to go forward
- Jan 29:
- Desal plant could face yet another delay
- Dec 6:
- Cal Am recommends contractor for new desal project
- Nov 26:
- Failed desal project: Judge postpones review of settlement agreement
- Nov 20:
- Marina Coast Water District picks up legal costs for former GM
- Nov 11:
- Debate expected as desal expense settlement agreement gets a PUC hearing
- Sep 25:
- Monterey Peninsula groundwater project will lag behind Cal Am's desalination plan
- Sep 16:
- Judge calls for hearings on proposed desal deal
- Sep 9:
- Possible Salinas water deal could help Monterey Peninsula
- Sep 4:
- Monterey water crisis: Group eyes ballot measure for public buyout of Cal Am
- Aug 29:
- Failed desal project: Court rules appeal moot
- Jul 31:
- Monterey Peninsula water project agreements hailed as breakthrough
- Jul 29:
- CPUC says no to county law on desal plant ... again
- Jul 24:
- Monterey Peninsula water project talks face new delay
- Jul 15:
- Potential test well delay for the Monterey Peninsula water supply project
- Jul 6:
- Cal Am customers could pay for hotels, meals, other Monterey County expenses on failed desal project
- Jun 11:
- Criteria for groundwater replenishment project to be considered
- Jun 4:
- Monterey desal project: State water board hears spirited debate over pumping rights
- May 31:
- Monterey Peninsula water project faces delay from PUC ruling
- May 30:
- Public Water Now organization looks for buyout of Cal Am
- May 28:
- Cal Am customers asked to pay more for failed desal project
- May 17:
- Monterey Peninsula Water project: Locals won't have to travel to weigh in on latest study
- May 6:
- Monterey Peninsula water project: CPUC judge extends deadline on settlement talks
- May 4:
- Desal plants come with high energy costs
- Apr 30:
- Cal Am water project bond could be OK'd without public vote
- Apr 25:
- Carmel workshop on water project solicits public concerns
- Apr 20:
- Editorial: Keep public in loop during water talks
- Apr 15:
- Agriculture representatives want study on groundwater basin before drilling
- Apr 13:
- Editorial: Cal Am should cooperate
- Apr 12:
- Supporters make argument for public contribution to Monterey Peninsula water supply project
- Apr 8:
- Cal Am seems open to public financing, Carmel mayor says
- Apr 3:
- Public can comment on state report for Monterey Peninsula water project
- Apr 2:
- CPUC won't limit Cal Am Water project to only replacing Carmel River cutback
- Mar 30:
- Important hearings start this week on Cal Am water project
- Mar 20:
- Monterey Peninsula may have an ally on the California water board
- Mar 13:
- Cal Am desal project oversight committee meets for first time
- Mar 12:
- Cal Am says cost cap suggested by ratepayer organization not practical
- Mar 7:
- Cal Am's cost estimates for desal project too high, group says
- Mar 6:
- Judge in Collins' conflict of interest case wants a trial date this year
- Feb 8:
- Monterey Peninsula water district sets special meeting on Cal Am desal project
- Feb 4:
- Cal Am: No time to pursue permits for desal backup plans
- Jan 31:
- Monterey Peninsula mayors back Cal Am desal project
- Jan 23:
- Monterey Peninsula mayors' committee set to review desal evaluations
- Jan 17:
- Cal Am desal project has edge, Carmel mayor suggests
- Jan 9:
- Hospitality leaders urge PUC to push ahead with Cal Am desal project
- Jan 7:
- Local ag interests speak up against tapping Salinas Valley aquifer
- Jan 3:
- Report: Tapping Salinas Valley groundwater won't 'injure' other users
- Dec 27:
- Pacific Grove eyes three small water projects
- Dec 20:
- Nader Agha hands over control of Moss Landing desal proposal
- Dec 19:
- Cal Am desal project most expensive option, report says
- Dec 13:
- Cal Am to seek larger desal plant
- Dec 7:
- Monterey Peninsula water district may look into own desal project
- Dec 4:
- Monterey County, Cal Am reach financial agreement on failed desal project
- Nov 12:
- Three desal plans would miss state deadline, study says
- Nov 10:
- Cal Am files opposition with PUC to public ownership of desal plant
- Sep 25:
- Judge: PUC has final say on Cal Am water supply project
- Sep 17:
- Consultant recommends environmental review of all three desal proposals
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Debate about the potential impact of California American Water's plans to draw source water for its desalination plant from the Salinas Valley groundwater basin has taken a new turn.
A new memo from a consultant hired by the state Public Utilities Commission contradicts conclusions about the basin in a report issued by an expert for an agricultural interest group. The report is at the core of concerns about the effect of additional pumping on the aquifer.
PUC Executive Director Paul Clanon last week asked the State Water Resources Control Board staff to evaluate the memo as part of its analysis of Cal Am's proposed Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project.
The memo was released Feb. 6 by Geoscience Inc., a groundwater modeling consultant working with the PUC's environmental review team on its own evaluation of the water project.
The PUC asked the state water board last summer to conduct the project analysis. A draft report was released in December that suggested Cal Am could probably legally pump from the basin provided it could prove no harm to other water users and could figure out a way to return fresh water pumped from its desal feeder wells to the basin.
Cal Am's project calls for building a desal plant north of Marina that would draw feeder water from slant wells on the shoreline near the Cemex plant. The desal plant is at the center of the Peninsula water project, which is designed to provide a replacement supply to offset a state-ordered cutback in pumping from the Carmel River.
Critics of Cal Am's plans have expressed concern that pumping from the aquifer would exacerbate seawater intrusion in the already overdrafted basin, thwarting efforts to halt the inland march of saltwater. They argue the company is relying on flawed assumptions to support its plans.
In a December letter to the state water board, Salinas Valley Water Coalition president Nancy Isakson cited a report from the coalition's hydrologist, Tim Durbin, that challenged Cal Am's assumptions regarding the nature of the basin and potential impact of pumping. Isakson dubbed a Geoscience model relied on by Cal Am "seriously flawed."
The Peninsula mayors' water authority required Cal Am to address all issues raised in Durbin's report as a condition of their support for the project. The report was submitted to the PUC in December but rejected on procedural grounds with an invitation to resubmit as part of formal testimony expected this week.
However, the new Geoscience memo cited by Clanon assailed Durbin's analyses as based on "outdated information." The memo said existing groundwater modeling is being updated and new modeling is planned.
Cal Am spokeswoman Catherine Bowie said company officials are still analyzing the Geoscience memo, but it appears to validate the company's assessment that its plans wouldn't affect the basin.
Bowie said company officials support a "thorough review of the technical and scientific effects" of the proposed project, including a "robust" environmental review, analysis of test well results and development of a basin monitoring program.
"We understand this is a very sensitive and important matter for Salinas Valley growers and for the health of the Monterey County economy," she said. "The vetting of the Geoscience and (Salinas Valley Water Coalition) reports at this point will assist the parties to the CPUC proceeding to provide comments and testimony on the subject of the effects on the groundwater basin, and that is a positive development."
Isakson said Durbin is reviewing the Geoscience memo and would prepare a response for the PUC's evidentiary hearings in April.
She said the coalition is pleased new and updated groundwater modeling is planned as requested, but she said Cal Am must ultimately prove its plans won't affect existing water users.
"The bottom line is they still have to prove no harm to any water user in the basin," Isakson said, adding the state water board employs that standard. "It generally comes down to a battle among the experts, but in this instance, Cal Am must prove no harm."
State water board spokesman Tim Moran said the analysis of Cal Am's proposed water project would be released once the staff determines what additional information the PUC is requesting, perhaps in the next month.
Clanon asked for the state water board's analysis to address a number of issues, including recent changes to the project description and the potential requirement for returning fresh water to the basin. He expressed support for allowing the public to comment on the analysis and asked that a final report be made available by June 1.


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