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South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., expressed his support of MOX and the Savannah River Site's security efforts during his trip to the site on Wednesday.
Scott visited the site as part of his multiple-county tour of the state this week. The senator is speaking in 10 counties throughout the state in a three-day period, with today marking his last stops in Edgefield and Saluda counties.
As Scott stated during the meeting, part of Savannah River's responsibility is ensuring that MOX progresses toward completion. The senator showed his support of MOX by outlining its importance to SRS, with another emphasis on the country's agreement to Russia.
"MOX is an important part of the equation when understanding our agreement with Russia," Scott said. "As we continue to watch the process of the MOX facility being constructed and finished, we have great aspirations and hope that it will have multiple uses in the future."
Scott also spoke about federal funding of Savannah River Site, the commitment that the United States has made to Russia to dispose of the plutonium that is currently housed on the Site, and the commitment that the federal government has made to the state of South Carolina. He stressed the nations' efforts to meet these responsibilities en route to expressing his full support of the Site.
"We understand the impact of some of the funding scenarios outlined by the federal government, and we should be concerned," he said. "With that funding in place, I think we'll meet the objectives of the U.S.-Russian agreement, and we'll also be in a position to see more happen to keep our country safe because of this facility."
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(WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.) – Stephanie Foster (Sr., Lodi, OH/Cloverleaf) became Walsh University's first NCAA All-American after she finished fourth in pole vault at the Division II Indoor Track and Field National Championships on Friday. All-America honors are given to those who scored any portion of a team point, or top eight, in…
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TiPb Asks: Are you tempted by the PlayBook or an Android Honeycomb tablet?
If it were possible for the iPad to own 138% of the tablet market it probably would, but competing devices have already launched like the Motorola Xoom, are about to launch like the BlackBerry Playbook, or will be launching later in the year like the HP TouchPad and more Android Honeycomb tablets.
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TiPb Asks: Are you tempted by the PlayBook or an Android Honeycomb tablet?
It's funny...If you have ANY other interests other than Apple on TiPb, you're a troll. It's no wonder the web is full of useless oppinions rather than intellectual statements. Go play with your Touch...
Sorry, allow me to correct myself....Opinion...
Android just doesn't wash on tablets, not in 2011.. sorry.. I'd be more apt to try an Android phone (if their user base wasn't so annoying) but a tablet? Nope.. RIM, forget it - not only am I not personally interested but we won't be bringing these into the enterprise either.
iPad is just too sexy and way outclasses the rest, there really is no reason. Eve saving $100 or even way more wouldn't tempt me or anyone I know (other than the few moron Apple haters, you know the types...)
lol nah- its a non starter
Nope Not At All...I Had The 1st iPad & Now The iPad 2 & With Updates & More Apps Than Anyone Else Its Pointless To Even Look At Another Device. Apple Products Have By Far The Best Touch Screen Out Too, Look At Other Phones & They Lag... I Think Thats The Most Important Thing Since Its All Touchscreen!
What would be funnier would be if he did that on an iPad...
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I've actually waited this long without buying a tablet, but I will in the next few weeks. Really, I just want something that I can sit down, use it, and find lots of things to do with it without having to do any fiddly. Even on my Windows machine, I use flash block so I never need to see flash unless I really have no choice but to do so.
I borrowed an original iPad recently and have begun to realize I'll miss it when it is gone. I don't see how a Xoom or a Playbook will provide that experience. Maybe in a couple of years these devices will be more mature and tempting, but not yet.
Looked at some reviews for the Playbook. Looks good, but not enough to switch.
Android? Too inconsistent for me. Need one version, not however-many they have to date.
WebOS looks good, but the applications are not completely there yet-imho.
Holding out for the next iteration of iOS (iOS5?). We'll see after that. Hopefully, Apple is tries to "crush" the competition with new innovation to the software.
just Got my iPad2 yesterday, so - no!
I considered waiting for the PlayBook, but in Denmark only iOS and Android is getting apps. They are simply the two main drivers in terms of app availabillity. Now PlayBook Will be able to run Android apps... but they need to be re-packaged to App World and not directly available from Android Market, so I fear that Danish App is still far away for that one.
Also the recent mess on Android Market with bad apps and all, simply won me over to the iPad!
iPad for me. The other tablets just can't compete yet. I've had an iPad why would I downgrade? Now if I had never had an iPad maybe I would consider another tablet. But I've had the best so I'm sticking with the best. Only 14 days until I have my iPad 2!!!
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iPad2 seems like the only logical choice for a tablet at this point. Android is trying to figure itself out on tablets and Playbook is missing critical features (mail?). Apple was genius and used the same core operating system of the iPhone but upgraded the UI for key apps. Instead of a 1 year head start on the competitors it has a 4 year head start. iOS is just the more mature OS at this point. And 7 inches is way to small to justify carrying around another device.
Ipad 2 due to size. Playbook is going to be useless to view or carry around. I am die hard bberry guy who went iphone 4..love it but hate its email and slow handling of pdfs compared to bberry.
I have an 11 air for everyday running around with my 4g air card. Going to get the new bold touch for ease of email,keyboard and battery life. Dont need iphone 4 anymore with my new laptop and aircard.
Tablets are not it for me. but if i did why would i get a 7in model that makes no sense what so ever....hate to say it but i believe it will fail. new bberry phone will be a hit though you watch...
I'm debating it, if anything it'll be WebOS. I had a Pre+ and loved the OS. I was on Verizon then and am on AT&T now, I got the iPhone 4 for the hardware advantage. Now HP/Palm is coming up with much better hardware than they used to offer. I'm possibly going to get a Pre3 and if possible, the TouchPad.
Sure, there's not as many apps as iOS or even Android, but the apps don't make the OS to me. What the OS can do for itself without extra apps is what I like to think set it apart. The interaction between Smartphone and Tablet needs to be there IMO, WebOS does it right.
Not in the least. They don't have the ecosystem we have all grown to love. (or have become slave to). I am satisfied with the iPad. And for some reason there doesn't seem to be anyone close by pulling out their inferior device to compare specs and speed. Let the iPad enjoy it's reign as king.
No. Not in the least!!!! iPad and iPad only. I like my devices to simply work.....
Nope. Blackberry < Android < iOS
No way, my ipad is good enough for what I do, why would I want something that I don't know the reliability of the operating system, won't have compatibility with my iphone and for the most part they all look ugly and cheap and nasty.
The ipad 2 and ipad look like they are worth the money that is paid for them, most of those other tablet devices look more like toys with all that plastic!
nope, I've already payed so much $ for iPad apps. I don't need to buy the android version of all my apps. Mine work fine :]
I love my ipad. I really don't plan on switching but if i were i would consider the playbook 4g when in comes out. As for android, like others have said it is all over the place. I haven't seen much on the HP so i cant really comment there. I would be very skeptical of it but are there any windows mobile based ones out there. I doubt i would get one but it would be interesting to see what they would bring to the table.
For me its about the software, if you avoid the super cheap tablets all of them seem to be good in the hardware department but in my mind the ipads apps and the os are what set it apart.
I've always been a palm guy, i'd rather have an HP touchpad, but...
1) it's not available
2) I already have an ipad
3) my company only supports iPad (and stopped supporting Palm Pre, so now I have an iphone 4)
4) apps, apps, apps! Web-ex for ipad, skype video calling, Olivetree bible reader, ton's of good kids games for toddlers.
5) all my ipod touch, iphone apps work on my ipad, nice to stay in 1 eco system.
6) my kids (3 and 5 years old) love iOS and can't figure out how to use WebOS on HP. Android is a UI mess, forget it.
Well... There are many ways to do it... First iTunes can transfer any kind of files that are not media into any apps that has file or shared storage. 2nd you can use wireless transfer using files storage or organizing apps like air sharing... 3rd you can use online file storage that sync with iPad like dropbox.... 4th you can me.com.... There are so many ways to do that... Do your research...
iOS certainly has its limitations - lack of Flash is one of them. Yet, it definitely has areas it excels at. There are just great apps available on the iPad - like iShred Live. Nothing remotely close is on anything Android. I also like the fact I can get iWork on the iPad.
However, Android is evolving. It's getting better and better. My brother recently went from an iPhone on AT&T to a Droid X on Verizon and told me they have really nice software from Google on them, and he doesn't regret it.
I think Android pad/tablets are a little too early in their life cycle to judge them, just yet. They'll come around. My biggest concern is what has happened to the PC market: A race to the bottom. PC hardware is just garbage. When the software is standardized, the hardware becomes commoditized to the point that the devices get crappier and crappier. Apple avoids this with a unique product from head to toe. It's always top shelf components from Apple. That's something to consider.
I also wish they were more like PC's, where I can upgrade the OS when I want to, not when Motorola wants to, if they even do. That's a bunch of crap when a new OS is out, and I have to wait for Motorola to release it because they're busy stuffing it with crap I don't want.
no, i'm not tempted. mainly because iOS devices have been really integrated into my life since the 1st ipod touch. i'm not against switching. but i just don't feel like doing the research or keeping up with android news. the moment you'll see me switch is probably when another company comes out with another tablet that blows the others out of the water like the iPad is still doing.
It's either I get an HP Touchpad or no tablet at all. I'm still deciding if I actually need one and/or want one real bad. iPad is awesome for what it can do(almost everything), but it's not for me. Gonna wait 'til after I get a new phone and after the product has been reviewed thoroughly. Only downside I see is lack of apps. Currently though, the important apps I use on my iPhone are also available in WebOS. If not, the same content can be accessed through the web browser. Then again, I can do that on my laptop so yeah...
I am not in the least tempted. First, I love the iOS interface. 2, I am financially invested in iOS. I have spend hundreds of dollars in apps. To go to another platform will force me to buy or re-buy new or apps I have purchased already. So I am married to Apple for better or worse. But so far it has been a happy marriage. Lol
When they stop using the iPad as the standard by which they review all other tablets, then I'll consider evaluating something else. Until then I'll just remain ecstatic with what i have. I wasn't sure if the iPad would fully meet my expectations when I ordered it. But now that I have it I use it for Mail, Books, Web, Netflix, Music (for iTunes, composing/recording and performance), games, etc. Who knew you could get so functionality out of such a small package. Everything works. Everything works well. Why switch?
I'm actually tempted to give the HP Touchpad a shot. I don't know what it is about WebOS but I've always had a liking towards it, just never liked Palm's hardware.
I have an iPad 1 and iPhone so I already have most of the apps I need and for the apps I don't already have there is one somewhere on app store.
When you have all needed apps and then change device. It's like moving to a new house and have to buy all furniture all over again.
I will upgrate and prob never switch device
The only one of the lot that I am considering is the TouchPad. I have an iPhone4 as a personal phone and a Pre2 as a work phone. I really like webOS but the lack of high quality apps from websites and service providers is a drawback with that platform. However, consuming media is the primary reason why I'd want a table - to surf the web, read e-books, responding to email and maybe some planning. I'd expect the TouchPad to launch with a Kindle reader and other media apps. So, I'll have to see how well reviewed it is and will have to try it out at Best Buy or other retailer before I make a final decision. Price should not be a factor in the decision. I'd expect it to be priced like the iPad so price is not going to be a factor.
If I had a BB I'd be tempted by a Playbook.
I'm an addmitted Android fan. I have a Droid X and a rooted Nook Color. I really enjoy my phone and feel the screen on the iPhone is to small for my taste. I got the Nook Color because it was only $250 and I wasn't even sure I could use a tablet of any kind so the price was right. The Nook isn't a bad tablet and a great value for the money. Having said that I got my wife an ipad for her birthday and its awesome. I'll be looking for a tablet this time next year and I'll take a look at Android but things would have to change dramatically for me to not get the ipad 3. There really is something to be said for a device that's simple and easy to use. I really hesitate to give my 4 year old my phone because its much to likely he'll mess something up whereim fine letting him use my ipod touch because its almost impossible for him to do more harm than erase game data. Android will continue to evolve and probably
quickly so it's worth keeping an eye obviously. Rim really has an uphill battle and I can say after using the 7 inch Nook Color for a few months the 10 inch form is better for almost everything except reading ebooks.
I think it comes down to how you intend to use the device. And how much you are willing to pay. for me, I will likely be getting the Asus EEEPad Transformer (Android 3.0). Rumored to be $499 32GB ($399 16GB) wifi only model. MicroSD slot that accepts another 32GB memory card. uses the same IPS LED screen as the iPad2.
only thing the iPad2 can do for me that Android at this time cannot, stream Netflix. Not a big deal as Netflix is about to release an Android app.
I'm getting 2 [XOOM (dev/personal) and Playbook (for dev)]. XOOM has better specs and will integrate directly w/ my Google services, etc. My tablet will be filled with content w/in 20 minutes of turning it on.
All about preference...Android works for me. My wife has an iPad 2. I don't like using it. I hope I like the XOOM. :)
I took my xoom back within the 14 day period and switched out for an Ipad2. I also upgraded from an X to an Iphone 4. I'm still waiting on the pad but the phone change has not been bad. The xoom was heavy and very much a non-functional device for me. Gmail and email was fine but that was it. There was no business use for it at all and reading books with such a heavy device was not fun. I hope I made the right decision. Waiting for the Ipad2 is not been enjoyable but what can you do.


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Federal law requires students receiving federal student aid to maintain satisfactory academic progress as defined by the institution. The Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements are separate from the regulations governing academic probation and suspension.
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Example: A student majoring in Construction transfers in 50 semester credit hours. It takes 128 semester hours to earn a degree; therefore, the student's maximum time frame is (128 x 150%) - 50 = 142. This student's financial aid eligibility is exhausted once he or she has attempted 142 semester hours at SPSU.
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Derek Geels put UMHB on the board first off an assist from Chris Torres at the 66:55 mark. The Cowboys quickly responded when Zack Johnson scored off a corner kick in the 68th minute. Dustin Beal sealed the victory for Hardin-Simmons, again scoring off a corner kick at the 73:30 mark. Both teams took 11 shots in the match, with the Cru putting six of theirs on goal. Geels led the Cru with three shots, while Torres and John Williams each added two. Brandon Stegmeyer played the entire match in goal for the Cru, recording two saves and allowing two goals.
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More beans, please! In this week's episode of Once Upon a Time (Season 2, Episode 13: "Tiny"), Mr. Gold/Rumplestiltskin (Robert Carlyle) has to resort to using Band-Aids like the rest of us, Charming (Josh Dallas) gets roped into helping Anton (Jorge Garcia), and Jack (Cassidy Freeman) learns that poison swords can have their drawbacks.
The Least Fun Road Trip Ever
Emma (Jennifer Morrison) and Gold are heading to the airport for their not-so-relaxing getaway. And Henry (Jared Gilmore) is joining them, because who wouldn't want to spend their free time on an unexplained road trip with Gold? However, when Regina (Lana Parrilla) learns that Henry has gone on the trip, she isn't pleased — but then again, Regina doesn't seem pleased all that often these days.
After chatting with Regina, Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Charming decide to find Cora (Barbara Hershey), so they first meet up with their new pal, Hook (Colin O'Donoghue). Hook leads them to his invisible ship and show them that Anton, the lone surviving giant, is in a cage and is much less giant-sized.
Anton is enraged when he sees Charming and threatens to kill him, as it turns out he'd been wronged by Charming's twin brother, James. It's a misunderstanding involving twins, meaning it's all very Parent Trap-esque.
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Gold drives Emma and Henry beyond the Storybrooke boundary, but he retains his memories because of his magic shawl. Phew.
Unfortunately, Gold forgets about needing to take off his shawl for airport security. Emma tries to convince the security person to let Gold slide by saying something like, "His neck is really cold," but to no avail. Perhaps the security person was worried about Gold being the infamous "Shawl Bomber" whom we've all heard so much about?
Regina learns about the (not-giant-sized) giant from Hook, and so she offers Anton a mushroom to get back to his scary, Hulk-esque stature. ("You wouldn't like me when I'm angry I eat that mushroom.") Regina reminds Anton that the only catch is the mushroom size won't last forever — which certainly isn't foreshadowing or anything, right?
Back in the airport, Gold excuses himself to the bathroom and takes out his frustration on the toilet seat covers. He bloodies his knuckles in the process, but when he tries to heal himself, he can't! Removing his shawl also led to the removal of his powers, meaning his knuckles stay bloody. Sounds like he has to start using Obamacare like the rest of us.
A Hole Lot of Trouble
Anton is busy tossing cars around — which is good cardio, we assume — when he finds David and Snow. Emma isn't around to verify that David has a twin brother, so David — whose Fairytale Land is (anticlimax alert!) also David — offers up himself to save the others. And now that Charming's name is David, will we see him fighting Goliath anytime soon? Hmm.
Anyway, just as this happens, Anton falls into a sinkhole. Talk about good timing. But David, being the gentleman he is, agrees to grab a rope and save Anton from the hole. In return, Anton shows them his beanstalk stem (don't worry — it's not a euphemism), which can grow more beans.
The dwarves then give Anton his own pickaxe with "Tiny" on it (also not a euphemism), and they all start digging. A note to the dwarves: If you ever give us a gift, please don't make it something that forces us to do manual labor.
Finally, we see Gold, Emma, and Henry all on the plane for New York, but Gold is freaking out about the loss of his powers. C'mon, Gold — you're on a plane for the first time, which means you get to have all the tiny bags of pretzels you want! What's not to like?
Belle Doesn't Like What She's Seen
Back in Storybrooke, Ruby (Meghan Ory) pays Belle (Emilie de Ravin) a visit in the hospital. As we might have suspected, Belle doesn't remember Ruby, but Belle wants answers for why Gold was able to heal her and throw fireballs. If we were Ruby, we would have just said, "Wait — don't all towns have a guy who can heal people and throw fireballs?"
The nurse gives Belle a sedative — because that's the way people who ask questions deserve to be treated. But when Belle wakes up, she's visited by Greg (Ethan Embry), who hit Hook with the car. Greg tells her she's not crazy, as he saw the same things she did. It's always comforting to know you're not completely insane.
And are we the only ones who are worried about a romance between these two? Translation: Hurry back, Gold!
Bean There, Done That
In the Fairytale Land flashback, we meet Anton's brothers, including Arlo, who all tease Anton for being smaller than they are. Apparently, body image issues are much different in the giant land than they are in present-day America.
Anton is obsessed with the human world, so he pays it a visit. It's here where he meets James and Jacqueline, aka Jack, who give him a mushroom to make him human-sized. They befriend Anton, but they're only using him to swipe the giants' beans and save King George's kingdom. Those bastards.
James and Jack sneak into Anton's kingdom, where they proceed to stab the giants with poisoned swords. Jack stabs Arlo, but Arlo then grabs Jack and stabs her before he perishes. We see James grabbing a bunch of loot, but he leaves the ailing Jack behind. In case you were wondering, James is so not a gentleman.
Just before Arlo dies, he hands Anton the aforementioned piece of stem, which can be used to grow more beans. Looks like we're about to get a bunch of new portals!
Three Biggest Mysteries of the Night:
— We know Cora is up to no good — given that she brought Anton to Storybrooke, and that, well, she's Cora — but what exactly does she have in mind for the new beans? Also, we hear Regina tell Hook that Anton running amok in Storybrooke will be a welcome distraction, but what are she and Hook hoping to do during that distraction?
— Jack tells Anton she got a mushroom from a wise woman, so it's safe to assume she's referring to Alice, right? If so, how soon might we be meeting her? We pretty much can't wait to see more of Wonderland, now that we know Cora is the Queen of Hearts. Yikes.
— Gold's lack of magic might be a blessing in disguise, given that Baelfire hates magic. So will the fact that Gold no longer has magic mean Bae will finally be willing to reunite with him?
Or will Gold's lack of powers somehow make it hard for him to track Bae down? If nothing else, we assume Gold's powers would have been useful for magically hailing an NYC cab during rush hour. Getting a cab ain't easy, people.
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Carlos Fuentes, one of the most influential writers in the Latin American world, died Tuesday at a hospital in Mexico City. He was 83. A prolific writer, Fuentes wrote novels, short stories and plays, as well as political nonfiction and essays that criticized the Mexican government during the 1980s and '90s.
Along with Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Mario Vargas Llosa and Julio Cortazar, he helped spread Latin American literature to a wider international audience throughout the 20th century, with novels like The Death of Artemio Cruz and The Old Gringo, which became the first Latin American novel to make it to The New York Times best-seller list.
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Kentucky Derby 135 Thursday Update - Papa Clem Sharp
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Kentucky Oaks 135 Thursday Update - Nan Camp Looks to Benefit from Speed Duel
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Kentucky Derby 135 Wednesday Update - Win Willy Out
Final preparations are underway for the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands. Scroll down to see how your Derby favorite is training up to the big race!
Talamo Gets First Churchill Downs Victory as Sugar Baby Love Takes Wednesday Feature
Jockey Joe Talamo got his Kentucky Derby Week activity off to a good start Wednesday afternoon as he drove Sugar Baby Love (GER) past Happiness Is in deep stretch to win the $46,406 Grinstead Gallop over the Matt Winn Turf Course at Churchill Downs by a half-length.
Derby 135 Undercard - Einstein Bids for Second Straight
Matthew Garretson's Einstein (BRZ), a versatile major stakes winner on grass, dirt and synthetic surfaces, will attempt to become the first repeat winner of the $500,000-added Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (Grade I) on Saturday in one of the main appetizers on the Kentucky Derby 135 card at Churchill Downs.
I Want Revenge Is Solid Favorite In 135th Running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands
David Lanzman, IEAH Stables & Puglisi Racing's I Want Revenge, a dazzling winner of Aqueduct's Wood Memorial (Grade I) and Gotham (GIII) since his move from synthetic racetracks to traditional dirt, was installed as a solid 3-1 favorite when he faces 19 rivals in Saturday's 135th renewal of the $2 million-guaranteed Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum!
Kentucky Oaks 135 Wednesday Update - Lukas plans to 'Tag Team' Rachel
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BE FAIR / STONE LEGACY / TWEETER – All three D. Wayne Lukas-trained fillies galloped at Churchill Downs on Wednesday morning in preparation for a meeting with likely odds-on favorite Rachel Alexandra in Friday's Kentucky Oaks.
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The following quotes and comments were collected by the Churchill Downs Notes Team following the draw for post positions for the 135th Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (Grade I), to be run on Saturday, May 2.
Kentucky Derby 135 Field
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ADVICE / DUNKIRK / JOIN IN THE DANCE – It now appears trainer Todd Pletcher will start three horses in Saturday's Kentucky Derby 135 – Advice, Dunkirk and Join in the Dance.
Eclipse Champion Zenyatta Makes Kentucky Debut In Louisville Distaff To Highlight Kentucky Oaks Undercard
Mr and Mrs Jerome Moss' Zenyatta, the undefeated 5-year-old who earned a 2008 Eclipse Award as the nation's top older filly or mare was one of three finalists for "Horse of the Year" honors, will face seven challengers Friday in the 24th running of the $350,000-added Louisville Distaff (Grade II) on Kentucky Oaks Day at Churchill Downs.
Rachel Alexandra Heavily Favored in 135th Renewal of Churchill Downs' Kentucky Oaks
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Valtrus Proves Tops on Churchill Downs Turf
Joseph Sutton's Valtrus collared Faithope in deep stretch to win Tuesday's $52,700 allowance feature over the Matt Winn Turf Course by three-quarters of a length.
Kentucky Oaks 135 Tuesday Update - Lukas Enters Third Filly in Oaks
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BE FAIR / STONE LEGACY / TWEETER – Marylou Whitney Stables' Stone Legacy was entered for Kentucky Oaks 135 by trainer D. Wayne Lukas on Tuesday morning. The decision gave Lukas three fillies in the Oaks, a race he has won four times.
Kentucky Derby 135 Monday Update - Friesan Fire Sizzles
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Kentucky Oaks 135 Monday Update - Rachel Alexandra Avoids Mishap, Sizzles
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Churchill Downs, Jacksons Unveil Sculpture of 2006 Kentucky Derby Winner Barbaro
With owners Roy and Gretchen Jackson looking on, a life-sized sculpture of ill-fated 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro was unvieled on Sunday, April 26 at Churchill Downs.
Unbeaten Champion Zenyatta Bound for Louisville Distaff
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Wise River Takes Churchill Downs Turf Feature
Don Benge's Wise River survived an early pace duel with Dubious Miss and then fended off a challenge from favored Inca King to win Sunday's $56,640 allowance feature at Churchill Downs by 3 ¼ lengths.
Grade III Kentucky Juvenile Attracts Precocious Field of Nine
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SALISBURY Donald Chief Goodrich, 84, died Saturday, March 30, 2013, at his home following a brief illness.
He was born June 10, 1928, in Salisbury, the son of Wilbur and Irma (Douglas) Goodrich.
He married Mildred Phelps on Sept. 3, 1949, in Chittenden. Together with his wife, they operated the Goodrich Farm in Salisbury since 1955.
He enjoyed family gatherings, hunting trips, and working on his property in Illinois.
Survivors include a son, Ernie Goodrich of Salisbury; three daughters, Donna Lawton of Bridport, and Debbie Goodrich and Penny Supernaw, both of Salisbury; 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his wife Mildred on April 5, 2009, a daughter Roxanne, and an infant.
A memorial service will be held Friday, April 5, 2013, at 1:30 p.m. at the Salisbury Congregational Church. The Rev. John Grivetti, pastor, will officiate.
Burial will follow in West Side Cemetery in Salisbury.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Salisbury Congregational Church at Main Street, Salisbury, VT 05769; or to the Addison County Home Health & Hospice at P.O. Box 754, Middlebury, VT 05753.
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