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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (October 3, 2012)—Camp Victory, the upset winner of the Grade I Triple Bend Handicap in July at Betfair Hollywood Park, and 2011 Affirmed Handicap winner Coil are among seven scheduled to run in the $250,000 Santa Anita Sprint Championship Saturday.
A Grade I for older horses at six furlongs, the Santa Anita Sprint Championship is the eighth of 10 races. Scheduled post time is 4:38 p.m. PDT. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10:15 a.m. for simulcasts.
Owned by a partnership and trained by Mike Mitchell, Camp Victory won the Triple Bend by 3 ¼ lengths at 10-1, defeating a field that included the now-retired The Factor. Claimed for $40,000 by his current connections Feb. 13, 2011, the 5-year-old Forest Camp gelding has won three times in 11 subsequent races. Out of the Clever Trick mare Victory Trick, Camp Victory has eight wins in 24 lifetime outings and earnings of $547,986.
Trained by Hall of Famer Bob Baffert for owners Mike Pegram, Karl Watson and Paul Weitman, Coil has won two of six since taking the Affirmed by one length as the 9-10 favorite. One of those victories came in the Grade I Haskell Invitational July 31, 2011 at Monmouth Park.
A 4-year-old son of Point Given and the Theatrical mare Eversmile, Coil has won five of 10 and earned $879,360. He won the Affirmed in blinkers and will add them Saturday after a five race absence.
The likely favorite in the Santa Anita Sprint Championship is defending Breeders' Cup Sprint champ Amazombie, who won the 2011 Tiznow Stakes at Betfair Hollywood Park.
The Saturday program at Santa Anita includes three other stakes – the $150,000 Arroyo Seco Mile for older horses on turf, the $100,000 Tim Conway for 2-year-olds at six furlongs and the $70,000 Swingtime for older fillies and mares at one mile on turf. The Arroyo Seco goes as the third race while the Conway is the fourth and the Swingtime the ninth.
From inside out, the field for the Santa Anita Sprint Championship: Castletown, Edwin Maldonado rides, 119 pounds; Amazombie, Mike Smith, 124; Coil, Martin Garcia, 119; Camp Victory, Joe Talamo, 124; Capital Account, David Flores, 119; Jimmy Creed, Garrett Gomez, 118 and Reneesgotzip, Corey Nakatani, 115.
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Funds from the San Joaquin County Council of Governments will help speed the start of construction to widen Interstate 205 to three lanes in each direction.
Spa Fleurs sandals fashioned by Greta Longmire of Tracy have received national attention through Oprah Winfrey's "O" magazine.
Altamont Commuter Express is offering month-long half-price tickets as a way of increasing ridership on ACE trains.
Recycling waste has climbed to more than 50 percent, according to Bill Benner, the city's solid-waste coordinator.
The city of Tracy has started the process of updating the city's general plan.
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The West High girls' track team remains 7-0 in league meets, having won top honors in a three-way meet with Tracy and Bear Creek.
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Tracy Mayor Richard Hastie snipped a ribbon to officially open McHenry House Tracy Family Shelter for the homeless. The opening culminated a two-year effort to fund and open the facility.
Petitions are being passed in the Lammersville School District to place a measure on the ballot to recall two trustees, John Edwards and Walt Patteson.
Jim Loutzenhiser, manager of the Owens-Illinois glass-container plant, has been named Tracy's Industrialist of the Year.
Forty-five bands, both high school and elementary, took part in the annual Tracy Band Review. Foothill High of Pleasanton won parade and field competition.
Tracy High left-hander Danny Auchard was on the mound to lead the Bulldogs baseball team to a 3-1 win over Tokay of Lodi.
50 years ago — 1963
Larry Minner, a graduating senior at Tracy High School, is the winner of the annual mathematics award from the Mathematical Association of America.
Army Maj. Phillip Anderson has been named first controller at Defense Depot Tracy. He holds a bachelor's degree from UCLA and an MBA from the Harvard Graduate School of Business.
Phil Johannes was named most-valuable player on the 1962-63 Tracy High basketball team.
Navy Commander Ray Volpi, a 1939 graduate of Tracy High School, has been named executive officer of the Navy carrier USS Constellation. Volpi was an ace as a Navy fighter pilot in the Pacific during World War II.
Tracy Recreation Commission's annual budget of $47,515 has been approved by commission members.
75 years ago — 1938
James M. "Jim" Lamb has been elected mayor by the City Council. He operates Tracy Bottling Works.
Construction of the new Central School at Parker and Eaton avenues is progressing at a rapid rate with some 40 workers on the job.
A migrant labor camp designed to house 200 families is being constructed near Westley by the U.S. Farm Security Administration.
Tracyites can buy a bus ticket to San Francisco at the local Greyhound Depot on 11th Street. Price: $1.30. Greyhound operates 38 buses through Tracy each day.
100 years ago — 1913
Millie Parker, wife of Adam Parker, has died after a long illness. The Parker family has owned much of the land north of 11th Street.
Meetings are continuing on plans to establish an irrigation district around Tracy. The question whether it should be a private corporation or public irrigation district has not yet been answered.
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29 March 2010
Gaming Review & Giveaway: Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia (PC)
Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia is a hidden object search and find game. You are a wedding planner, and you are hired by Andrew, who wants you to help him plan the perfect proposal in Italy for his girlfriend Isabella. After you help with the proposal, they ask you to help plan the perfect wedding!
There are two ways to play the game, in Classic (timed) and Carefree mode, where you can take all the time you need. (Great for us Moms getting distracted every 2.2 seconds!)
In the timed play, clicking too often will deduct time from your total amount, so be careful on clicking mindlessly - you'll have to pay attention to your list. It can be hard to stop yourself from wanting to click on things, especially in some places where you have 50+ things to find, and the whole list isn't showing yet. There are also hidden bluebirds throughout each scene - finding five of them will give you an extra hint. You can still find these bluebirds in Carefree mode too.
Rolling over certain active areas and objects will bring up messages to help you solve each puzzle. In some areas, you can move items around with your mouse to find other objects, which is pretty neat. You'll also find a choose your own adventure feel to the game - in some scenes, a person will pop up. How you solve the situation will gain you more objects to find, or cross items off your list.
In some scenes, you will find your entire search list in Italian. You'll need to find dictionaries hidden throughout the scene first in order to translate your list back into English. You also may end up "trapped" in a scene, where you must hunt for objects to get you out of your situation, all without a list.
Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia is full of mini games and puzzles, which are skipable except when playing Seasoned Traveler mode. The little games include matching engagement rings, and plenty of Find The Difference scenarios (some of which I really struggled on - if you skip, they don't know you which differences were remaining which drove me NUTS the one time I skipped in desperation - I wanted to know what it was! lol)
Some of the scenes do repeat - you go back and forth through areas of the bride's family villa, your hotel room, etc, but you are always searching for different areas. There is supposed to be 77 locations total, but I didn't keep track. (sorry) The graphics are clear and vibrant, though some of the objects you are looking for are very small, and it can be a struggle to find the objects on a computer screen. (I would LOVE to play this one on our big screen tv). The small screen also meant that sometimes I swear I clicked on an item, and it wouldn't register. I'd use the hint in frustration, and there it was where I swear I just clicked!
If you are struggling to find items and are out of hints, you can sometimes go back to the scene after you've done a different scene on the page. It does help if you are a Fashionista to play this game, so you understand certain shoe and purses style in some of the puzzle scenes. (but of course, not necessary) Also, as the game progresses and some of the lists get longer and longer, the entire list won't show on your screen. Even if you're pretty sure an item you see in the picture is on the list, you'll have to wait until others items showing on the list so far have been found before you can click on the item and have it removed from your list - otherwise, you'll get the time penalty for clicking too much.
During several of the mini games, you'll have the option of choosing from several options to really help plan the wedding, and towards the end, you'll see what you've chosen in their little wedding album.
All in all, if you like hidden object puzzle games, and love the mini games, you'll enjoy playing Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia. It does have a romantic theme going on with the wedding and love, so if that's not your usual thing, you may gag at the sappiness, but it's still a fun one regardless. (by the end of the game I was wishing I had gotten married in Italy! lol) There's certainly a good 8 hours worth of playing time, plus the bonus of replaying the game in Seasoned Traveler mode after you beat it - this mode is more difficult, with even more objects to find, and no way to skip through any of the mini games!
Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia is rated E for everyone, with some alcohol and tobacco references... though I can't say I ever saw anything that had to do with smoking, unless they are counting the matches for the candles. The alcohol is just bottles and wine glasses, as well as when you make your own wine by finding grapes in one scene. It's not a big deal, and it IS after Italy. I personally wouldn't have a problem with a pre-teen playing the game, but that is just my opinion. (No one is ever seen drinking)
Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia requires Windows XP/Vista/Win 7, Pentium III, 1000 MHz, RAM: 512MB/XP and 1024MB/Vista/Win7, Video Memory: 64MB, Hard drive space (uncompressed): 192 MB free hard disk space, DirectX 8.0, DirectX 9.0 recommended. There is a free trial where you can try out the game before buying, and for iPlay Gamesaver Platinum members, it retails for just $6.95 - and definitely worth the price for hidden object fans.
Win it! Would you like to play Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia? One reader will win a copy too! To enter, tell me your favorite computer/video game.
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The Computing + Mathematical Sciences (CMS) Department is nestled in the heart of Pasadena on the beautiful Caltech campus. CMS is home to outstanding students and researchers who share a passion for science and engineering, as well as a drive to investigate the most challenging, fundamental problems in computation and information. With a student-to-faculty ratio of 3:1, we promote innovative interdisciplinary collaborations throughout campus and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Advances in computation and information technology have already transformed our lives, giving rise to innovations from smartphones, to search engines, to the sequencing of the human genome. In Computing + Mathematical Sciences (CMS) at Caltech, we believe that the greatest transformations lie ahead. We regard computation and information as intrinsic components of diverse fields such as biology, physics, and economics, and not just the basis for advanced technology. Studying the structures that communicate, store, and process information from this viewpoint---whether these structures are expressed in hardware and called machines, in software and called programs, in abstract notation and called mathematics, or in nature and society and called biological or social networks and markets---will propel the Digital Revolution in new and exciting directions in the years to come.
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Exploiting the structure of social networksDid you update your status on Facebook today? Tweet anything lately? Perhaps unbeknownst to you, you may have helped advance science. Our understanding of the structure of social networks (and other complex networks) has grown dramatically over the last decade. From this understanding has emerged nearly "universal" properties such as small-world properties (low degrees of separation between people) and heavy tailed degree distributions (vast differences in the number of friends of each member). Our research looks at how these properties can be exploited to solve problems that, without such structure, would be intractable. For example, how might these structures make it easier to design distributed routing, find stable matchings, or understand information cascades? This project is led by Adam Wierman and Andreas Krause.
A potato chip that computes!?All early computers were "synchronous"---the activities of the various parts of the motherboard were synchronized with a centrally generated clock. That design prevails to this day.
In contrast, CMS fabricated the world's first asynchronous microprocessor in 1989, in Alain Martin's Async VLSI lab. Because of its pioneering clockless design, this computer chip would run even at super-low voltage. The speed of computation simply adjusted itself to the amount of power available. The exceptional robustness of the microprocessor to voltage variations was dramatically demonstrated by running it off the power of a potato: the resulting potato chip ran at 50 kHz at 0.75 volts, while it was designed to run at 15 MHz when operated at 5 volts.
This research area has matured, and many recent processors use partial asynchronous design to save energy. Asynchronous VLSI is becoming increasingly essential as chip technology evolves, to prevent single-event upsets and soft errors. More about this research can be found here.
Community sense-and-respond systemsCritical events-such as earthquakes-happen. Can we automatically and reliably detect these events and take protective measures in the nick of time? The answer is yes, thanks to the large numbers of sensors currently held and managed by ordinary citizens.
Researchers in CMS are tapping into sensors already installed in cell phones and laptops to solve important problems. Cyber-physical networks are already in place all around us, even in remote areas of the world. What is missing is a theory about how to optimally deal with widely distributed sensor networks that involve dynamic, possibly unreliable communications. Current research focuses on developing sense-and-respond systems for earthquake detection in populated areas as well as radiation detection in crowded areas. Did you know your cell phone could do that? This project is led by Mani Chandy and Andreas Krause.
Power networks and the smart gridToday's communication and power networks are undoubtedly the most complex pieces of infrastructure that our world has created-and we rely heavily on them. Both are distributed nonlinear feedback control systems of a massive scale. Their development enabled innovations with impacts far beyond communications and energy. In CMS we believe that the power network is about to undergo a historic architectural transformation akin to the one the telephone network recently experienced. Power distribution, too, will become more sustainable, intelligent, open yet secure, autonomous, and participatory. This transformation will arise through the integration of information technology with the grid, continual market restructuring, the rise of renewable energy technology and distributed generation, demand response, and development of new products such as electric vehicles. Intense societal awareness of energy and climate issues will accelerate the change. Our goal is to develop engineering and economic theories as well as algorithms to guide this historic transformation. This project is led by Steven Low and Mani Chandy.
Molecular Programming ProjectThe fundamental principles developed in computer science over the past 30 years have allowed us to develop electronic systems with billions of components and software with millions of lines of code to perform amazingly complex tasks. Researchers at CMS are developing the next generation of computer science principles, this time for programming information-bearing molecules like DNA and RNA to create artificial biomolecular programs of similar complexity. The biomolecular programs of life itself give inspiration that this is possible, from the low-level operating system controlling cell metabolism to the high-level code for development, the process by which a single cell becomes an entire organism. This research effort aims to create analogous molecular programs using non-living chemistry, in which computing and decision-making are carried out by chemical processes themselves. Through the creation of molecular programming languages, theory for analyzing them, and experiments for validating them, it will establish "molecular programming" as a field within computer science. Molecular programming will enable a yet-to-be imagined array of applications, from chemical circuits that interact with biological molecules to molecular robotics and nanoscale computing. This effort is led by Erik Winfree; see also the Molecular Programming Project.
A science for green ITAnother accepted philosophy bites the dust: no longer is "faster" always "better." Modern systems must trade off traditional performance goals with energy concerns---running faster lowers delays, but increases power usage. While we have theory and models for discussing the computation, communication, and memory demands of algorithms and systems, we have yet to develop theory for discussing their energy efficiency. CMS researchers aim to fill this gap, making computer science greener in the process. This project is led by Adam Wierman and Steven Low.


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Investigators looking for Kannapolis woman suspected of forging grandmother's checks
Investigators are looking for a Kannapolis woman who they say forged 36 checks that belonged to her grandmother for about a month while she lived in the same house.
The Rowan County Sheriff's Office is looking for Christen Suzanne Castor, 26, of the 500 block of State Road, and have issued arrest warrants for her. Castor lives with her grandmother at the home, officials said.
Castor's grandmother, Ruby Gainey, received a letter from her bank, Fifth Third Bank, who told Gainey her account was overdrafted by $3,243. When Gainey went to the bank, bank personnel told Gainey the checks were written between May 6 and June 6. The checks were made out to Christen Castor.
Gainey received the letter June 6 and by June 12 she'd contacted law enforcement. Warrants for forgery have been issued for Castor.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Christen Suzanne Castor is asked to contact the Rowan County Sheriff's Office at 704-216-8700 or Crime Stoppers at 1-866-639-5245.


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