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Track records are made to be broken but to do it twice on one day is quite a feat. It happened Sunday during the two divisions of the Island Trotting Series at the harness racing meeting at Red Shores Summerside. Holy Molie Maggie, catch-driven by Gary Chappell, smashed the track record for trotters in a dazzling 1:58.4. Jeff Holmes owns and trains the six year-old mare. The former record was 1:59 set by Zip The Lip and Frill Seeker who both competed in the race and finished third and fifth respectively. The performance also erased the aged record for mares established by Osprey Impact back on July 15 during Governor's Plate week. But the new records didn't last long. Two races later, in the very next split of the Island Trotting series, presented by PEI Harness Racing Industry Association, Charlottetown's newest track trot holder Thunderaway took her speed show to the historic Prince County oval and lowered the track standard to an amazing 1:58.1 wining by nine lengths. Jason Hughes was in the bike for the mile for owner Foxyhall Racing of Summerside, PE. Thunderaway remains undefeated since moving to the Island with two of her three starts having track record performances. For complete results go to www.redshores.ca<http://www.redshores.ca> Lee Drake
A field of eight pacers will assemble for the Thursday evening feature at the harness racing meeting at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park and it promises to be a lively opening quarter. First race post time is 7 pm for the 12-dash program. Windemere Eric is the classifier's choice in the race 11 feature with a $1.700 purse. Gary Chappell trains, drives and owns the six-year-old son of Articulator and will leave from the outer post 7 with plenty of early speed promised to his inside. The hard leaving Minor Wisdom has post 6 for driver Brad Smith and owner-trainer Kristina McCourt of Summerside fresh off of a fourth place finish in 1:57 where she cut opening fractions of 27.4 and 56.4 in Summerside. Leading Camdidate has rail control with Ken Murphy in the bike for owner-trainer Jeff Holmes of Orwell, while Beckenbauer is second choice from post 5 with Ryan Perrot subbing in for regular driver Jason Hughes, who is competing in stakes races in Truro Thursday. Race analyst Les MacIsaac gives the nod to Leading Camdidate in the feature event. "A good late kick and rail control can be a dangerous combination and that's just what this guy has so we'll treat him as the one to beat," MacIsaac said of Leading Camdidate. Other entries include Prince Adam (Mark McKinnon), Sinners In Heaven (Terry Gallant), Whitesand Artist (Neil Bambrick) and Balanchine (Ron Matheson). Two trot classes populate the evening program in races 3 and 5. The race 3 trot has the veteran trotter Neal favoured from post 7 with co-owner and trainer Brian Andrew in the bike for co-owner William Andrew of Calgary. The seven-year-old son of Credit Winner drops out of the Open trot will look to capitalize on his backclass to land in the winner's circle and bolster his $280,883 in lifetime earnings. Other top choices in the $1,350 affair include Hopedale Dora (Joey Pineau) and Kims Pjs (Lenny Myers). Race 5 has a $1,550 purse on the lines with Majian Dilion getting the faith of the classifier and drawing post 1 for trainer-driver Jim Ripley and owner Marylea Ripley of Amherst, N.S. JK Queen (Doug MacGregor) and Money Show (Brian Andrew) are the next choices. Nicholas Oakes
D GS Camme looks ready for harness racing prime time. The harness racing pacer, who was making only his third start of 2015, wired the top class in a dazzling 1:54.4 Saturday at Red Shores Racetrack & Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. Gilles Barrieau was in the bike for trainer Jackie Matheson and ownership group of Tom Clark, Quentin, Hal Bevan and Ron Matheson, Charlottetown, PE. It was an impressive performance given he raced with broken equipment after the tire blew on the race bike. Big Surf (Marc Campbell) applied some pressure down the backstretch on route to the third panel but he settled for second while Si Semalu (Jason Hughes) was third. Expect to see this line up go head to head in Governor's Plate elimination action in Summerside next Sunday. In other action, Ramblinglily is three for three in 2015 when she won the open mares feature in 1:56.1 for driver Walter Cheverie, trainer Allan Jones and his co-owner Norman Leger, Shediac, NB. For All We Know (Gary Chappell) was second with Willow Warrior (Mark Bradley) third. Osprey Impact (Paul Larrabee) recorded another victory in her trot assignment while Frill Seeker (Kenny Arsenault) took top honors in the open trot in 2:00.1. Barrieau had a driving double on the 12 dash card. The wager was $48,860. Lee Drake
CHARLOTTETOWN, PE – The Prince Edward Island Standardbred Horse Owner's Association presents their annual driver's challenge Saturday afternoon at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. The competition takes place in races 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, and 12 on the 13-dash card with a 1 pm first race post time for the Horseperson's Day card. The eight races will pit top dash winning drivers Marc Campbell, Jason Hughes, Gilles Barrieau and Corey MacPherson against top percentage drivers with over 75 starts Ron Matheson and Mark Bradley and top percentage drivers with 40 to 75 starts Terry Gallant and Vincent Poulton. Competitors are based on statistics from Jan. 1 to Oct. 31 in Charlottetown and all competing drivers must be association members. Barrieau captured the E.F. Acorn trophy for having the most points and winning the 2013 edition. The top pace on the card is in race 12 for a $1,600 purse in the final race of the driving championship. Cambest Kisser is the morning line favorite from post 4 for trainer-driver Jason Hughes and owners Donald and Steven MacRae of Vernon Bridge. The class-dropper will face top competitors Van Zant (Ron Matheson), Brodys Leona (Corey MacPherson) and Blue Meadow Willie (Vincent Poulton). The top trot class on the card is in race 8 with the Emmett and Albert Bernard Memorial for a $1,350 purse. Osprey Strike will look for a repeat of last week's victory in this class for owner-trainer-driver Paul Larabee of Belle River. The six-year-old son of Striking Sahbra will line up in post 6 against tough trotters Pleasure Girls (Ron Gass) and Oceanview Kate (Hughes). Race 2 has the Alphonse Pineau Memorial for $1,150 with Dunmore Chance the favorite from post 3 for driver Jack Panting and owner-trainer Ralph Annear of Montague. The Black River three-year-old was a winner last start in this class but must face class dropping Open trotter Frill Seeker (Kenny Arsenault) with post 1. Horse Person's Day also features second chance draws with uncashed pari-mutuel tickets being converted to ballots for Red Shores vouchers, turkeys and merchandise. Top trotters go Sunday at Charlottetown The top trotters on the East Coast will do battle in race 4 on the Sunday afternoon card at Red Shores Charlottetown. The first race gets underway at 1 pm on the 14-dash card. Open trot champion Zip The Lip is absent in this week's $1,850 trot class leaving the door open for last week's runn-up, Caliban Hanover, to pick up the pieces for trainer-driver Ron Gass and owner Wendell MacDonald of Cornwall. The six-horse-field also includes Majian Dillon (Jim Ripley), Saulsbrook Balance (Willie Murphy), Warawee Nuke (Kuri White), Diamond Mine (MacPherson) and Abundaspin (Steven Shepherd). Race analyst Les MacIsaac puts his faith in Saulsbrook Balance to land in the CDP winner's circle. "This classy veteran has a good chance at securing the lead and we all know how tough he can be when that's the case," MacIsaac said of Saulsbrook Balance. "If Willie Murphy gets him there, and can steal a fraction, it could be all over." Race 7 has the Fillies and Mares Open pace for a $2,250 pot with heavy favorite For All We Know assigned post 6 in the field of half a dozen. Chappell will drive the hulking mare for trainer Jackie Matheson and owner Bruce Wood of Marshfield. The field also includes Bunny Mach (Hughes), A Fiesty X Ample (Mark Bradley), General Luckypercy (Ron Matheson), Fleurje (Brian MacPhee) and JK Special (Walter Cheverie). A field of nine tough overnight pacers lines up in race 13 for a $2,100 purse and Carnivore installed as the early favorite from post 1 for driver Arsenault, trainer Marvyn Webster and owner Valleygrove Farm of Kensington. The eight-year-old son of Real Desire was a winner last week at the same level and faces top entries Narragansett (Hughes), The Big Bite (Thane Arsenault) and Rash B Havior (Cheverie) this time around. The field also includes Oh To Be Me (Chappell), Forever Paradise (Campbell), Shock The Rock (MacPherson), Machinthesand (Ken Murphy) and Mcjestic (Mike McGuigan). Follow all the action online at Redshores.ca. by Nicholas Oaks, for Red Shores
Charlottetown, PE - For All We Know captured the open mares pace Sunday in a sparkling 1:58.1 at Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving Park. Gary Chappell engineered the winning trip placing the mare in the first over flow and then over-powered fraction setter Willow Warrior in the lane to record his third winner of the afternoon. For All We Know's stable-mate General Luckypercy was third. The back-up class went to The Big Bite and driver Mike Stevenson in a win photo over Rash B Havior (Walter Cheverie) and Oh To Be Me (Gary Chappell). The Big Bite stopped the timer in 2:00 for owners Jack Arsenault, Donna McIver, Edward Blaisdell and Deborah Wilson. The pacer is trained by Thane Arsenault. Zip The Lip landed back in the winner's circle taking the open trot for driver Brian MacPhee in 2:02.4. MacPhee made a three-high move down the backstretch at the three-quarters to join the leaders and then drove off for his 11th victory of 2014 for trainer Don Sweet and his co-owner Orville Willis, O'Leary. Diamond Mine was runner up with Caliban Hanover finding racing room in the stretch to finish third. Drivers Vaughn Doyle, Marc Campbell and Corey MacPherson had driving doubles with trainers Thane Arsenault, Darren Trainor and Jackie Matheson posting two winners each for their stables. by Lee Drake, for Red Shores
Charlottetown, PE – Oh To Be Me, at 24-1 odds, came flying late in the stretch to win the Thursday night feature at Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving Park. The long-shot paced to a new race record of 1:58 flat. Owner-driver Gary Chappell mapped out of the trip opting to stay out of the speed duel between Forever Paradise and SOS Grappa as they cut fractions of 28.1, 57.2 and 1:27.2. The Big Bite (Mike Stevenson) rallied for second with Forever Paradise (Marc Campbell) fading to third. It was Chappell's second winner on the program. For All We Know and Chappell won the open mares pace in 1:56.4 for owner Bruce Wood, Marshfield and trainer Jackie Matheson. Matheson's other trainee General Luckypercy was second while Willow Warrior took the show prize. The evening's trot class went to newcomer Warrawee Nuke for driver Kuri White. The trotter arrived from Ottawa and is now home to the Blayne White stable of Belle River, PE. The time of the mile was 2:02.1. Dunmore Chance was a nose off the winner for second with race favorite JK Queen finishing third. Driver Walter Cheverie recorded a driving triple on the final night of the Drive for Charity promotion. Cheverie teamed up with Red Shores to raise money for their charity Sadie's Place in the 2014 campaign. He had winners aboard Newsmaker, Bowyer Hanover and Fitelle who paid $38.70 to his backers for the win ticket. Ken Murphy posted a driving double on the final Thursday night program of the season Racing returns Saturday with a 1pm post time. Red Shores Summerside will host their final card of the season on Sunday at 1pm. By Lee Drake, for Red Shores
CHARLOTTETOWN, PE – Doubling up against the top pacing mares on Canada's Eastern Seaboard is no small task but Willow Warrior will try her luck on the final Thursday night program of the year at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at The Charlottetown Driving Park. First race post time is 7 pm for the 12-dash affair that features throwback Thursday with $1 race program, hot dogs and pop for $1.50, plus second chance draws and more. The three-year-old daughter of Western Terror made waves last week, upsetting the $2,250 Open Mares by three-lengths in 1:57 for driver Mark Bradley, trainer Brendan Curran and owner Alby Curran of Vernon Bridge. Her task will be tougher this week, as she has drawn the outside post 7 against her six race 7 rivals with last week's runner-up, For All We Know, drawing post 1 for driver Gary Chappell. Race analyst Les MacIsaac will place his faith in For All We Know. "She has nothing but firsts and seconds the past couple of months and with her now on three straight runner-up finishes she appears poised for the top spot," MacIsaac said. Also in the field is Yankee No More (Marc Campbell), General Luckypercy (Ron Matheson), Stayoutofmyaffair (Jason Hughes), JK Special (Walter Cheverie) and Bunny Mach (Corey MacPherson). The top conditioned pace of the night lines up in race 11 for a $2,000 purse with a field of six including The Big Bite from post 6 for driver Mike Stevenson, trainer Thane Arsenault and owners Jack Arsenault of Charlottetown, Donna McIver of York, Edward Blaisdell of Montague and Deborah Wilson of Elmsdale, N.S. The Shark Gesture pacer upset the former top Thursday night pacer, Forever Paradise, last week with a 1:57 victory. Forever Paradise will seek redemption from post 5 while post has SOS Grappa (Hughes), another top contender. Other entries include Oh To Be Me (Chappell), Mcjestic (Cheverie) and Every Day (Brian Andrew). The evening trot classes lines up in race 3 with JK Queen favored from post 5 in the field of eight. Cheverie drives the trot mare for co-owner and trainer Joe Smallwood of Stratford and co-owner Norman Clarey of Charlottetown. Top entries include Money Show (Andrew) and Dunmore Chance (Jack Panting). Newcomer to Island racing Warrawee Nuke has post 6 with Kuri White doing the driving for father Blayne White. The five-year-old daughter of Ken Warkentin has not raced in two years, when she was competing at Rideau Carleton Raceway outside Ottawa, Ont. by Nicholas Oakes, for Red Shores
Summerside, PE - Elm Grove Inarush marked a new chapter in the history books when the three-year-old filly established a new track record of 1:55.1 Sunday at Red Shores Summerside. Competing in a division of the Lady Slipper gold, driver Mark Bradley wasted no time putting the stakes super-star on the point setting fractions of 29, 58.2, 1:26.4 before blasting home to secure the record setting performance in 28.2 seconds for a four and half length score. Pictonian Sareta was second with I C Anastro third. Elm Grove Inarush, dubbed the queen of Kensington, posted her third win in a row for 11victories from 16 starts this season. Trainer Eddy Doucette co-owns the track record holder with Blaine Thibeau, Gordon MacLeod and Grant Mann. Fleurje pushed her winning streak to five in a row claiming the second Lady Slipper gold in a flashy 1:58 flat. Jason Hughes did the driving for trainer Nicholas Oakes and Buntainwood Farm, Brackley Beach. The breeder is William Roloson, Belfast. Driver Gilles Barrieau enjoyed a big day on the Island taking both Joe O'Brien gold divisions with Tobins Fusion for Boyd MacDonald Produce Ltd, Crapaud, Daniel Ross, Belfast and Charles Seymour, Fredericton, NB while his other stable star Settlement Request mapped a fourth length victory for Alfred Barrieau, Dieppe and Michael Clinton, Saint John, NB. The Lady Slipper grassroots divisional winners went to Landed Alien for Barrieau, trainer Jackie Matheson and owner Darlene Compton, Bell River. Willow Warrior gave Bradley another stakes honor for owner Alby Curran, Vernon Bridge and trainer Brendon Curran while Howmac Missy was presented with the winning cooler for Howmac Farms Ltd, North Wilthire and Wade Peconi, Stanchel. The filly was trained by Earl Watts and driven by Marc Campbell. The Joe O'Brien grassroots winners were JK Hall with Walter Cheverie driving for owner-trainer Joe Smallwood, Stratford and Dusty Lane Diego with owner-trainer-driver Gary Chappell. The legendary Prince County Oval also played host to the Atlantic Aged Pacing Mares final presented by Standardbred Canada. Ramblinglily wired the field to in the $16,520 championship for trainer Allan Jones, Riverview, NB and his co-owner Norman Leger, Shediac, NB. Campbell was in the bike for mole of 1:56.3 which included on the fastest closing quarters of year clocked at 27 seconds flat. Standardbred Canada chairman Kent Oakes was trackside for the presentation. The Garth Schurman memorial was won by Smart Barney and Kenny Arsenault in 2:00.2. Devon Wallace of Alberton owns and trains the pacer. Barrieau and Campbell had driving triples on the afternoon while Kenny Arsenault, Mark Bradley and Walter Cheverie each made two trips to the winner's circle. For complete results go to www.redshores.ca by Lee Drake, for Red Shores
Charlottetown, PE - The fall series is here with the Joe O'Brien Memorial Stakes and the Lady Slipper Stakes on center stage at Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving Park Saturday at 6pm and Red Shores Summerside Sunday at 1pm. The action will be carried live at www.redshores.ca The Saturday card features the two-year colt and filly pacers with one of the emerging headlines coming in the Lady Slipper gold division in race 6 when Dusty Lane Bria, owned by Kenny Wilkie, Stratford and Larry Chappell, Marshfield, takes on Three Pink Bows (Danny Romo) and Woodmere Dancenart (Clare MacDonald). The filly, who has been established as the morning line favorite in $11,700 showdown, just missed her fourth win in a row at Northside Downs. Kenny Arsenault will handle the daughter of Ameripan Gigolo-Briannas Attitude from post 2. Miss Oromocto, Ubettown and The Good Wife complete the field. Jann Down, owned by the Downey Stables, NB, is favored to win the second Lady Slipper gold in race 8 for Gilles Barrieau. Swift Taylor (Mike Stevenson) and Party Rockin (Romo) are also triactor candidates. Bossy Brilla, owned by Wade Peconi, Stanchel, and Lyndale Jenn trained by veteran Terry Affleck, will attempt top honors in their respective grassroots divisions. The two year-old colts compete in two gold divisions for $10,800 each in the Joe O'Brien memorial. Dixieland Band takes a three race winning streak into race 12 for driver Marc Campbell, trainer Kevin MacLean and owners Reg MacPherson, David and Aaron MacKenzie. The colt took a new lifetime mark of 1:58.1 with the margin of victory charted in a comfortable four lengths in his last start. The other gold O'Brien split has Camco Titan as the bettor's choice for trainer Earl Watts and owners Windemere Farms- Harris Johnston, John Howatt and Roger Burns. This colt has won half of his starts this season and banked $22,549 in earnings. Mayhem Man, who is coming off a convincing victory at Summerside last week for the Jay Noye stable, and R Es Reese (Mike Stevenson) are the morning line favorites in their respective O'Brien grassroots divisions. For the entries in this stakes filled card go to www.redshores.ca Lady Slipper Stake at Summerside Summerside, PE - Elm Grove Inarush has a big cheering section and they will be out in full force Sunday when the three-year-old filly attempts gold in the Lady Slipper stake at Red Shores Summerside. Post time is 1pm. The daughter of Coasttocoast Yankee has 10 victories from 15 starts for trainer Eddy Doucette and driver Mark Bradley. The filly rallied from outside post 7 at Truro to win in 1:57.1 over Saulsbrook Alana. They will meet again Sunday along with Lovingeveryminute. This is one of the most anticipated showdowns in stakes action this season. The starter will call to the field in $12,300 contest in race 8. Doucette will be a member of a special guest panel during the Atlantic Breeders Crown banquet on Saturday, October 11 at the Howard Johnston Dutch Inn. The glamour boys hit the track in two Joe O'Brien gold splits in races 6 and 10. Woodmere Rondevous has been basically unstoppable as he rides a four race win streak into his division for driver Mike Stevenson and trainer Anthony Stymest. Arties Magic (Todd Trites) will try to knock the favorite from post 2. The colt, co-owned by Windemere Farms and Clive Balderston, has been putting up some solid numbers with seven scores from 12 starts this season. The other $11,000 split has Dumas Walker (Myles Heffernan) up against Settlement Request, J PS Warrior, Just a Professor, JJ Laser and Hurrah. In other action, Stayoutofmyaffair is listed as the one to catch in the $16,520 Atlantic Aged Pacing Mares final. Jason Hughes will do the driving for his brother Robi from post 2. The mare takes on two Jackie Matheson trainees General Luckypercy (Gilles Barrieau) and For All We Know (Gary Chappell) in the rich final. Hughes, who had a career day with five winners last week at Summerside, also sends out Bunny Mach (Kenny Arsenault) from post 8. Here is the field in post- position order. Veronicavermillion (pp1), Stayoutofmyaffair(pp2), Mircleonthehudson (pp3), Ramblinglily (pp4), General Luckpercy (pp5), Brodys Leona (pp6), For All We Know (pp7), Bunny Mach (pp8), Prynne Hanover (pp9). The card will also feature the Garth Schurman memorial in race 3 with Strident Hanover trained by Kuri White for owner Emily MacPhee listed as the one to beat. For complete listing of entries, Jared's picks or live video go to www.redshores.ca by Lee Drake, for Red Shores
Charlottetown, PE - Touch of Lightning is going into the feature event as the one to beat Saturday at Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving Park. The 13 dash harness racing program has a first race post time at 6pm. The five-year-old son of Articulator is coming off a three length 1:56.4 score for driver Earl Smith and owners Peter and Don Smith, Gerald Morrissey and Larry Chappell. He'll line up from post 4 in the 12th race top class that has Astor (Jason Hughes) and the fast closing Shock The Rock (Corey MacPherson) applying pressure from the outside of the gate. The power-packed field also stars Cabo Pan Lucas (Vince Poulton), McJestic (Walter Cheverie), Balanchine (Ron Matheson), Narragansett (Kenny Arsenault) and Red Rock (Gary Chappell). In other action, Stayoutofmyaffair drew the rail in the mares open for driver-trainer Jason Hughes and owner Robi Hughes of Stratford. The Hughes stable has been making headlines across Canada while showcasing .366 training average. Stayoutofmyaffair attempts back to back victories aiming for her ninth win of the campaign. For All We Know, owned by Bruce Wood, Marshfield, will try to spoil the party from post 4 for trainer Jackie Matheson. The Matheson stable also sends out General Luckypercy in this event. The open trot class has Zip The Lip going for his third win in a row in race 5. The Donald Sweet trainee has 15 top three finishes from 18 starts which includes six top prizes. Driver Brian MacPhee will need to work out the trip from post 6 with Abundaspin, who captured his 78th lifetime win on Thursday, charging away from the middle of pack post three. The teenager only has three months left in his incredible racing career which includes 64 seconds, 39 thirds and $479,780 in earnings. For the complete entries, race programs and live video go to www.redshores.ca Doucette Memorials highlight Summerside program Summerside, PE - Red Shores Summerside is set to stage an action packed harness racing program Sunday at 1pm. The program will honor Philip and Henry Doucette at the legendary Prince County Oval. Carnivore, owned by Valleygrove Farms and driven by Marvyn Webster, is the early favorite in the Philip Doucette memorial in race 12. The top class pays tribute to the Prince County Horsemen's Club president who passed away last year. DBS Rosco is riding a two race winning streak and is capable of knocking off the top choice for driver Kenny Arsenault and co-owners Wendell and Robbie Shaw and Derek Folland. Carrera Angel (Rocky Schurman), Blissful Bro (Gary Chappell) and veteran Blue Meadow Willie (Walter Cheverie) are all well poised to steal the show. Pictonian Press, Cambest Kisser and McMaverick complete the line-up. The Henry Doucette memorial is race 7 with Jersey Joe gunning for the top spot from post 2. Deanna Clow, New Haven and Mitchell Tierney, Roseneath, Ontario co -own the pacer who makes his 16th start for driver Jason Hughes. Ultimate Success and J V S Ring are also triactor candidates. Hughes moves from one live drive to another when he jumps on Beckenbauer in the afternoon back-up class in race 9. The $1,600 showdown puts Bad Date (Corey MacPherson) and Rash B Havior into contenders while Acra Beach Bajan and Athletic Putnam play role of spoilers. For complete entries, race programs and live video go to www.redshores.ca by Lee Drake, for Red Shores
Charlottetown, PE - Abundaspin, a 14 year-old harness racing trotter, recorded his 78th career win in the trot division Thursday at Red Shores Racetrack & Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. The Harold Shepherd trainee rallied in deep stretch to knock off fraction setter JK Queen to score in 2:02.3 for driver Steven Shepherd and owner Mikaela Lustic of Cornwall. Majian Dillon was third. The evening feature went to a son of Mach Three, Machinthesand, owned by Russell and Karen Noonan and Noonan Holdings Ltd, Middleton, PE in a sparkling 1:56.4. Gary Chappell did the driving for trainer Mark Bradley. IDK (Vince Poulton) was second while Nobestbfor (Walter Cheverie) was third. Chappell and Marc Campbell had driving doubles on the program. For complete results go to www.redshores.ca Lee Drake
CHARLOTTETOWN, PE - The Poulton stable is currently hot but will it remain that way Thursday night at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at The Charlottetown Driving Park? First race post time for the 12-dash card is 7 pm. IDK has post 2 in the race 12 $2,000 feature with Vincent Poulton in the bike for trainer Gary Poulton and owner Gail MacDonald of Charlottetown. The six-year-old Stand Forever pacer is listed as the morning line favorite after defeating five of his seven rivals last Thursday in Charlottetown. The Poulton stable has been firing on all cylinders since having a huge Old Home Week. Race analyst Les MacIsaac is confident IDK has what it takes to land in the winner's circle once again. "After missing much of the 2013 season he's now racing like he did when he came here a couple of years ago, maybe even better," MacIsaac said of IDK. "He just beat this class last week and we don't see any reason he can't do it again." He has some real competition from post 5 starter Capitalism with trainer-driver Jason Hughes. 'The Blue Knight' currently leads all trainers in Charlottetown, thanks in part to Capitalism's impressive streak of only missing the top three once since May 10. Other entries in the Thursday night feature include Machinthesand (Gary Chappell), Cambest Kisser (Kenny Arsenault), Nobestbfor (Walter Cheverie), Windemere Express (Marc Campbell), Pacific Oak (Corey MacPherson) and Perfect Escape (Ron Matheson). The top trot of the night goes in race 6 with Abundaspin installed as the morning line favorite from post 7 for driver Steven Shepherd, trainer Harold Shepherd and owner Mikaela Lustic of Warren Grove. The winner of 77 lifetime races is winding down his career as the trotter is 14-years-old and must retire before he turns 15 on January 1. The veteran just finished second in the open trot Saturday night, timed nearly two seconds faster than all his competition. The race office has selected Eat Pray Trot (Brian MacPhee) and Majian Dillon (Jim Ripley) as the next two choices from posts 6 and 1, respectively. The back-up pace lines up in race 9 for a $1,600 purse with Island Gigolo favored from post 2 for driver Mike Stevenson, trainer Tom Weatherbie and owner James Pound of Hunter River. The three-year-old son of Ameripan Gigolo has been facing stakes company most of the season but will battle the likes of Bowyer Hanover (Cheverie) and First Art Down (Ken Murphy) this week. by Nicholas Oakes, for Red Shores
Charlottetown, PE - D Gs Camme, under the command of Ron Matheson, won the feature harness racing event Saturday night at Red Shores Racetrack & Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park in an impressive 1:54.3. Matheson, who co-owns the pacer with Hal & Quentin Bevan and Tom Clark of Charlottetown, hustled this year's Governor's Plate champion off the gate from post 5 and carved out fractions of 27.3, 57.1 and 1:26.3 before unleashing a 28 second final panel to win by nine lengths for trainer Jackie Matheson. Astor (Jason Hughes) was second with Shock The Rock (Corey MacPherson) rallying late to grab third. Team Matheson, along with the co-owner Clark, also scored with Van Zant on the program. Driver Jason Hughes posted a hat-trick on the 13 dash program. The Stratford native claimed the opening daily double with Ivegotmyeyeonu for owner Melissa Rennie, Charlottetown and newcomer Mach My Point for his brother Kurt in race 2. The Hughes family affair continued when Robi's horse, Stayoutofmyaffiar, claimed the open mares division in 1:56.4. Zip the Lip and driver Brian MacPhee won the open trot in 2:00 over Abundaspin (Harold Shepherd) and Frill Seeker (Gary Chappell). The Donald Sweet trainee marked his sixth victory from 18 starts this season for co-owner Orville Willis of O'Leary. Sweet and MacPhee combined forces to win the evening's finale with Pembroke Fella. Drivers Ken Murphy and Marc Campbell also recorded driving doubles. For complete results go to www.redshores.ca Lee Drake
A trio of the best free-for-all pacers the Maritimes have to offer will do battle on Saturday night at Red Shores Charlottetown. Post-time for the 13-dash harness racing card is 6 p.m. A winner of the Governor's Plate in a track record 1:53, The Premiers Pace in 1:52.2 and a runner up to Wazzup Wazzup in the Founders Cup, D Gs Camme returns to his hometown oval from Post 5 on Saturday. After not recieving an invite to the invitational race at Northside Downs on Saturday, trainer Jackie Matheson elected to find a start in the Perferred ranks in his own back yard. A dominat force on this year's invitational circuit he will pick up the driving services of Ron Matheson for the first time since early July when the dup teamed up for Matheson's 1, 000 lifetime victory. He co-owns with Hal and Quentin Bevan along with Tom Clark. D Gs Camme will have to do battle with a pair of Jason Hughes trainees. One of the leading trainers among wins in Canada, Hughes will send out the duo of Astor, from Post 6 for Foxyhall Racing and Red Rock from Post 8 for Donald, Bryan, Steven and Melissa MacRae. Hughes has elected to drive Astor, while Gary Chappell gets the call on Red Rock in the Race 12 feature. The Open Trot is also on tap Saturday night with the early headlines going to Zip The Lip and driver Brian MacPhee. A front end winner in the Open last week for owners Orville Willis and Donald Sweet in 2:01, the six-year-old son of Ken Warkentin will have to do battle from Post 3 against rail horse Frill Seeker amd the outside charge Pleaure Girls. The older pacing mares will line up in the Open in Race 7 with top-end mares For All We Know, Stayoutofmyaffiar and General Luckypercy set to do battle. Race 13 features the Hurrah 4 Island Charities, Hurrah has drawn Post 4 and is listed as the morning line choice as he tries to raise as much funds for this month's recipent, the Toys For Tots campaign. Colt looks to continue winning ways A mainland invader will look to invade Red Shores Summerside on Sunday to keep his winning streak alive. Post-time is 1 p.m. American Island has been perfect since making his way back to the maritimes and he will look to extend his streak to three when he scores from Post 2 in the Race 11 feature. New Brunswick based trainer, driver Gilles Barrieau will make the trek from Saint John to try and keep his streak alive for owners Wayne MacRae and Ian Smith. Fresh off an impressive 1:56.3 score in his last outting, American Island will have his hands full on Sunday. He will go up against former Maritime stakes champion Forever Paradise, who looks to get back to his winning ways. Taken out of the race by the stopped leader last start, Forever Paradise seen his back-to-back victories erased. He gets Summerside's leading driver Marc Campbell in the bike from Post 3. The event also includes the ultra conaistant, iron tough, Blu Meadow Willie from Post 5 for driver Walter Cheverie. The card at Red Shores Summerside will also feature the P.E.I Matinee Finals. Four classes will duke it out for top honours in their respective divisions. The Matinee finals will be contested after Races 2, 4 and 6. Bo Ford
Paymenowpaymelater added another Lady Slipper to her list of stake victories this season winning her eighth straight in going away fashion for driver Marc Campbell in 2:07. The undefeated two-year-old daughter of Northern Bailey was hustled out from the seven gate and dropped into the two-hole with an opening quarter in :31.4, Campbell was not content with a pocket ride and pulled out past a half in 1:03.2 before clearing to the lead and opening up by 7 lengths laying down the three-quaters in 1:34.2 and then picking up her largest victory to date winning by 14 lengths for owner Wade Peconi and trainer Earl Watts. It was one of two victories on the card for Campbell who also won with his own trainee Benny Rabbit. Driver Jason Hughes enjoyed a driving hat-trick on the night. He got the ball rolling in Race 4, a division of the Lady Slipper for three-year-old trotters. Aboard favourite Seanchai He used the same tactics as Campbell rushing his charge to the lead past the half, winning by three-lengths in 2:02 for the Buntainwood Farm. 'The Blue Knight' also picked up victories aboard Coconut Ladida and his own trainee Cambest Kisser. In the second division of two-year-old trotters, Windemere Ty and driver Jack Panting started to put together a little streak of their own. The son of Nureyev picked up his Third Straight victory in 2:04.3 holding off a hard closing Suicide Shift. Southfield Shadow made it back-to-back victories winning her division of the three-year-old Lady Slipper for driver Terry Gallant, she stopped the clock in 2:02.1. I D K inline to co-owner Vince Poulton took the evenings feature race converting off a perfect two-hole ride to win in 1:58.1 for co-owners Gary Poulton and Gail Macdonald. Judge Jon railed with a :28.3 kicker from sixth to nail the place prize while fraction setter Capitalism held on for third. Fresh off career win no. 2, 500 Gary Chappell was back in the winner circle again, he had two winners on the 13-dash card. He picked up his first with his own trainee Pownal Bay Tia in 2:04.1 and followed it up in race 10 aboard Lexis Mandy for trainer Chris MacKay in 1:58.1 Racing action returns to Red Shores Charlottetown on Saturday night with a 6 p.m. post-time, the card features some of the best free-for-allers the Maritimes has to offer, as well the top Open Mares on P.E.I. by Bo Ford, for Red Shores
CHARLOTTETOWN, PE - Paymenowpaymelater has yet to let a horse go past her in seven career starts and that streak will continue Thursday if she has any say in it. The two-year-old trotting daughter of Northern Bailey has post 7 in the race 2 $8,000 Lady Slipper trot Thursday night at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at The Charlottetown Driving Park with a 7 pm first race post time. Marc Campbell will drive the filly in the two-year-old trot division for owner Wade Peconi of Stanchel and trainer Earl Watts. Her main competition will come in the form of post 1 starter BJ Matador (Bert Honkoop) and Balanced Bailey (Kenny Arsenault) from post 5. The other Lady Slipper two-year-old trot division in race 6 has last week's runner-up to Paymenowpaymelater starting from post 4. Wait For Me has trainer Mark McKinnon in the bike for New Haven owners Mitchell and David Tierney fresh off a half-length second place finish in the P.E.I. Colt Stakes to the undefeated filly. Wait For Me has yet to see the winner's circle in her early career but that could all change Thursday night. Looking to get in her way is Summerside Raceway two-year-old trotting track record holder Suicide Shift, who is saddled with post 8 for trainer-driver Steven Shepherd, while Windemere Ty is riding a two-race win streak from post 2 for driver Jack Panting. The target is locked firmly on Seanchai as the one to beat in his $8,200 Lady Slipper three-year-old trot division in race 4 for driver Jason Hughes and owner Buntainwood Farm of Brackley Beach. The three-year-old son of Northern Bailey devastated the field in his last outing with a 2:02 mile, with his closest rival 11-lengths in arrears in one of the fastest three-year-old trot miles of the 2014 Maritime racing season. Seanchai will leave from post 5 in an eight-horse-field with real threats from Dusty Lane Galaxy (Gary Chappell), Phantom Beau (Arsenault) and Dunmore Chance (Panting). The other three-year-old trot division lines up in race 8 with Southfield Shadow leaving from post 3 for trainer Thane Mann, driver Terry Gallant and owner Southfield Farm Inc. of Summerside. The P Js Nabby filly is fresh off a win last week in the P.E.I. Colt Stakes and will face off with seven rivals including BJ Comanche (Clare MacDonald) and Playdale (Daniel MacDonald). The 13-dash card also includes a $2,000 feature pace in race 12 with I D K favored from the rail for driver Vincent Poulton over Capitalism (Hughes) and Judge Jon (Mike Stevenson). by Nicholas Oakes, for Red Shores


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EAGAN, Minn., Dec. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- "The patient will see you now." That is the new approach to health care for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota's 10,000 employees and family members today, becoming the first Minnesotans - and the first in the continental U.S. - to have access to Online Care Anywhere(SM). Online Care Anywhere allows patients to access medical care from home or work simply by logging onto a computer or picking up the phone. Blue Cross is partnering with Fairview Health Services on this innovative care delivery option that aims to reduce costs while improving quality, access to care and patient experience. The online system is powered by American Well.
"Online Care Anywhere is a dynamic new tool that can be used to make health care less costly and more convenient for consumers," said Pat Geraghty, president and CEO, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota (Blue Cross). Geraghty announced the plan to bring online care to Minnesota in April 2009. "The transformation of the health care system is happening right here in Minnesota through innovation and patient-centered reforms by consumers, health plans and care providers. We believe Online Care Anywhere is the kind of innovation needed to change and reform health care."
"This is a great fit for Fairview, because it builds on our work to develop a more effective and efficient health care delivery system that achieves better outcomes at lower costs," said Dave Moen, M.D., system medical director of care model innovation at Fairview Health Services. "Online technology brings tremendous potential to improve care and the patient experience."
Blue Cross is the first health plan in the continental U.S. to offer online care. During the pilot phase of the program, the company will work closely with its own employees--the first user group--and with Fairview provider partners to evaluate and refine this innovative care model. Online Care Anywhere utilizes tech
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LEESBURG, Va., July 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- RxAlly, a first-of-its-kind alliance of more than 22,000 pharmacies nationwide, announced today the addition of Tom O'Grady to the company's leadership team. Mr. O'Grady will serve as General Counsel and Executive Vice President of Corporate Development. He brings more than 30 years of corporate and transactional law experience to his role as General Counsel. In the Corporate Development role, Mr. O'Grady will be structuring business relationships between RxAlly and the companies and businesses that RxAlly will be working with as it continues to align pharmacies and pharmacists, the patients they serve, and the payer community.
Mr. O'Grady joins RxAlly from McGuireWoods LLP where he focused on transactional law for health care and other technology enabled companies. Mr. O'Grady's experience included mergers and acquisitions and equity and debt financing, as well as a variety of licensing, intellectual property and outsourcing transactions in his 26 years with the firm. Prior to joining McGuireWoods LLP, he practiced in South Africa, where he became a partner in Bowman Gilfillan - one of South Africa's largest law firms. He then spent a year at Shearman & Sterling, a Wall Street law firm, before joining McGuireWoods LLP in 1985. Mr. O'Grady taught a course in strategic alliances in a graduate program as an Adjunct Professor of Law at the University of Maryland, University College, from 1991-1995.
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SPEED and red-light cameras are pouring almost $550 a minute into state coffers.
The Herald Sun can reveal Victorians copped almost 1.4 million traffic camera fines worth $287.9 million last year, up $38.3 million on the previous year.
While the number of fines increased by 5 per cent, the revenue shot up by 15 per cent.
Reactivating cameras at Keilor Park Drive on the Western Ring Rd and on the Hume Freeway, plus extra cameras on CityLink, proved major earners.
The most profitable speed camera last year was across a lane of the Western Ring Rd at Keilor Park Drive.
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Police Minister Kim Wells said all money collected from speed camera and on-the-spot fines was reinvested in road improvements.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Patient Advocate Foundation (NPAF) -- a national, non-profit organization dedicated to the mission of creating avenues of improved patient access to health care through public policy reform at the state and federal levels -- today praised Congress for passing and President Obama for signing the State Children's Health Insurance Program, or SCHIP, which will extend health coverage to four million uninsured American children. SCHIP currently covers more than six million children whose parents earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but who can't afford private insurance. The bill, approved by Congress and the President, will expand SCHIP by nearly $32 billion over five years.
"This is a great step in the right direction. The provision of quality health care remains a chief issue, particularly for our children," said Nancy Davenport-Ennis, Founder and CEO of NPAF. "NPAF commends Congress and the President for supporting this critical legislation, and we stand ready and committed to work together to continue making real changes in 2009 and beyond to achieve affordable access to quality care for all Americans."
President Obama has made it known that he understands the challenges American families are facing as they find themselves unable to afford or access health care. As he signed this historic legislation, President Obama made a powerful statement explaining its importance: "We're not a nation that leaves struggling families to fend for themselves, especially when they've done everything right. No child in America should be receiving his or her primary care in the emergency room in the middle of the night. No child should be falling behind at school because he can't hear the teacher or see the blackboard."
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6 years ago#1
It appears that the best weapons for this would be either Bladed Lance or Pandoran Spear? Any input is appreciated. Oh and here is the page from the guide with her weapon stats...
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6 years ago#2
Taning pole level it up till kain's lance = best balance of stats
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Dragoon Lance is her best in terms of raw Attack power.
Gae Bolg is her best weapon as a Sentinel for the effect (Improved Counter), but lower stats and is probably your best bet IMO because of how useful Sentinels are later in the game.
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Taming pole is terrible.
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its terrible when u get it but after you level it up its amazing
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From: Nemesisrules45 | #002
But that would give Fang 'Stagger Lock' which means that her attacks do not contribute to the stagger bar.
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I was thinking that, but I am currently grinding in chapter 11 and have not really used a sentinal until now.
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Any more opinions?
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6 years ago#8
Def go with the dragon lance. I upgraded to the Lance. How can you go wrong with 3200 STR? =P Fang don't need magic. I have her as a ravanger sometimes, it still increases the stagger just as well.
6 years ago#9
if you are making her a sent. than consider using the gae bolg. it has a good balance of strenght and magic and also has improved count 2. im using the pandoran spear so i can have her as a SAB. it has alost the same stats as the gae bolg but instead of counter it is improved debilitation.
6 years ago#10
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coms barely build a few percent of the stagger meter so it's not crippling. it's worthless for ravs.
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Facebook delves deeper into search ads with the wider roll out of its Sponsored ads in search.
Facebook announced the launch of their Sponsored Results search ads API late last night, bringing a month of testing to a close.
The new program allows advertisers to embed ads in the list of type-ahead search results. These ads can target Facebook Pages, Places, Apps, and users who have Subscriptions enabled. These are similar to standard on-site ads with 70-character messages that lead to Facebook Pages or apps.
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Distributions of evolutionary rate difference of protein pairs within the age-homogeneous motifs and the other motifs. The probability (y-axis) is calculated as the percentage of protein pairs whose evolutionary rate difference falls in a special interval that x-axis shows. (A) 3-motif. Average evolutionary rate difference is 5.8 × 10-2 for 3-motifs whose constituents are of the same age class and 7.9 × 10-2 for the other 3-motifs. Rank sum test, P <10-4 . (B) 4-motif. The average evolutionary rate difference is 6.0 × 10-2 and 8.0 × 10-2 for the two 4-motif classes. Rank sum test, P <10-4 . The common protein pairs of the two motif classes are removed in the analyses. The results are based on the PIN of DIP_YEAST_CORE.
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The fish part was fine -- I used swordfish because I happened to have two steaks on hand in the freezer. But the salad part -- what a phenomenal pain in the a**! And I only had to peel enough for two, not six -- if I'd had to peel that many asparagus spears, I would have lost my mind. Took a swift week-night dinner and turned it into way too much of a production. The game was definitely NOT worth the candle here.flag if inappropriate
I am surprised on the number a of good reviews. This dish was average at best. I agree the salad was the best part. I feel I waisted a good piece of fish with the breading.flag if inappropriate
We made this for company. Halibut was very good -- although baking our thick piece (2.5 pounds) at 300 for 20 minutes wasn't enough. We increased the temperature to 350 and left it in the oven for about 25 minutes and it was perfectly done. The fennel-asparagus salad was good although it had a strong mustard flavor. I'd make the halibut again, but probably not the salad unless I modified it, possibly by adding some black olives and maybe a few pieces of orange.flag if inappropriate
This was an excellent meal! The only change I made was to use garlic rolls from a wonderful baker in town to make the crumbs......That combined with very fresh halibut was perfect. Loved the salad and found that if I pulled up on the asparagus as it got thinner that it was easier to shave. Looking forward to making this for company......flag if inappropriate
Absolutely delicious! The asparagus went quickly once I got the hang of using the vegetable peeler. I didn't trim the asparagus; lay each spear on cutting board holding the thick end and pull the spear against the peeler; the otherwise thick piece that you'd cut off ends up in your hand and you've not wasted any of the tender part. I took a prior reviewer's tip to add a bit of honey -- perhaps a tsp -- to salad dressing, which seemed a bit tart to me before I dressed the salad.flag if inappropriate
I didn't think this was anything special. The salad was probably the best part about it. I won't be making this one again...flag if inappropriate
This was a bit of work but worth it! I was amazed how moist and tender the halibut stayed (I think the secret is the crustless french breadcrumbs), and the flavor in the topping was delicate and yummy. The star was really the asparagus and fennel salad. I thought I'd be able to thinly slice the asparagus in the food processor, but quickly realized that wouldn't work. Shaving the asparagus with the veggie peeled was a pain, but it was a delicious way to serve asparagus (the fennel and dressing made a fantastic salad). Definitely nice enough to serve for guests, and definitely worth the trouble, but I'll probably save this for weekends when I have the patience to deal with shaving the asparagusflag if inappropriate
This was a delicious combination of flavours. Use fat asparagus for shaving. It has better flavour and is easier to shave. A great dinner!flag if inappropriate
This was so amazingly delicious! The topping was a perfect complement to the halibut -- not too overpowering. The salad was refreshing and elegant. I started to feel a bit crazy spending so much time peeling asparagus -- I'd love to find a better method. But results were worth it.flag if inappropriate
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"We're looking at a slice in time, so I can't tell you that the media exposure is causing violent behavior, or in the reverse that violent kids are looking for violent media," noted study author Michele Ybarra, president and research director of Internet Solutions for Kids -- a nonprofit research organization based in Santa Ana, Calif.
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Ybarra and her colleagues were expected to present the findings Wednesday at the American Public Health Association's annual meeting, in San Diego.
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The Lync client for Windows 8 just popped up in the Windows Store. As the backbone of my inter and intra-office communications it's a welcome addition to my Windows 8 desktop and my incoming Surface with Windows RT.
As you can see in the screenshots below, it makes great use of Microsoft design principles for a clean, elegant experience. It supports multiparty audio and video and one especially nice feature that Windows 8 enables is the ability to run it in snap view alongside another app you may be using to takes notes, view web pages etc.
Note before installing: Microsoft Lync won't work without Lync Server or an Office 365/Lync Online account. Also, some functionality might require an update to Lync Server or might not be available to all users. If you're not sure about your account status, please contact your IT department.


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Marching band opens Lincoln celebrations
Jan. 23, 2009 in City A community celebration of President Lincoln's 200th birthday kicked off in downtown Spokane on Friday with a rally at the Lincoln Monument at West Main Avenue and Monroe Street. Commemorative …
Suspect claims he targeted only discarded drugs
Jan. 23, 2009 in City Suspect in nursing home drug thefts denies stealing pain-killers from invalid residents. Cory Morse, in a jailhouse interview, contends he dug through containers of medical waste to find the fentanyl …
NIC cancels 39-year-old lecture series
Jan. 23, 2009 in Idaho Tony Stewart, who for 38 years led North Idaho College's popular annual lecture series, gently chastised his former employer Friday for not making plans to continue the Popcorn Forum after …
Plan would combine MAC, Tacoma museum
Jan. 23, 2009 Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire wants to cover a small piece of the state's projected shortfall by combining the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture with the State History Museum in …
Avista wants more money
Jan. 23, 2009 in Region Avista Utilities today asked Washington and Idaho regulators to approve electricity and natural gas increases that will boost average combined monthly payments $9 to $10 per month. 5
Climber dies on Mount Hood
Jan. 23, 2009 in Region Large chunks of falling ice struck a Portland woman climbing Mount Hood and sent her 400 feet to her death on Wednesday, authorities said.
Gray wolves leave Wolf Haven for Mexico
Jan. 23, 2009 in Region Six female Mexican gray wolves left Wolf Haven International, located north of Tenino, Wash., on two separate flights to Houston, Texas, and then onto a charter flight to Mexico.
Man accused of keeping arsenal described as loner
Jan. 23, 2009 in City, Region A Spokane man who kept a massive arsenal of Vietnam-era machine guns, grenades and plastic explosives in a Bellevue storage locker is merely a loner with some unusual political views, …
Lower Spokane River wave damages docks and vessels
Jan. 23, 2009 in City, Outdoors, Region Property owners in the Spokane Arm of Lake Roosevelt were swamped by a huge wave caused by a landslide last Friday.
Best of Spokesman.com blogs this morning
Jan. 23, 2009 in City Looking for browsing materials? Check out these recent hand-picked links from Spokesman.com blogs.
Duncan extradited to California
Jan. 23, 2009 in Idaho Joseph Duncan, the notorious serial killer and child molester whose attack on a Coeur d'Alene family shocked the state, has been extradited to California, where he faces another possible death …
Obama asks lawmakers to back stimulus bill
Jan. 23, 2009 in Nation/World President Barack Obama urged lawmakers from both parties Friday to back his economic stimulus package, saying the economy's dire problems require congressional action even if some members object to portions …
UI president stops coed dorm plan
Jan. 23, 2009 in Idaho Saying he was uncomfortable with shared bathroom space for students of opposite gender, University of Idaho interim President Steven Daley-Laursen on Thursday announced the discontinuation of a co-ed housing plan.
Car seat check on Saturday
Jan. 23, 2009 It's important to have a car seat properly installed to protect a child's life during a crash. A child car seat check is scheduled for Saturday in Liberty Lake.
Weather cold, dry for weekend
Jan. 23, 2009 in City Cold temperatures and clouds will dominate today with highs in the mid 20s and lows in the teens for the Inland Northwest. The air stagnation advisory will end at noon …
Tree death rates rising in West
Jan. 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – The death rates of trees in western U.S. forests have doubled over the past two to three decades, according to a new study spearheaded by the U.S. Geological …
Geographer proposes study of Spokane River
Jan. 23, 2009 in Idaho on Page A1 Everyone wants their gallon's worth from the Spokane River. The river and its connecting aquifer slake the thirst of a region of 500,000 people. They provide flows for electrical generation, …
Fog overpowers lines
Jan. 23, 2009 in City on Page A1 DAVENPORT, Wash. – Oldtimers in northern Lincoln County west of Spokane say they've never seen anything like it. A dense layer of persistent fog has caused ice to accumulate, weighing …
President targets Guantanamo
Jan. 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – Moving to claim what he described as "the moral high ground," President Barack Obama took a series of steps Thursday to dismantle the most widely condemned components of …
Obama targets Guantanamo
Jan. 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – Moving to claim what he described as "the moral high ground," President Barack Obama took a series of steps Thursday to dismantle the most widely condemned components of …
Obama can keep his BlackBerry
Jan. 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 WASHINGTON – The president wants a BlackBerry, the president gets a BlackBerry. It's no secret that the Secret Service was none too happy about President Barack Obama's fondness for his …
Abortion foes hold annual march
Jan. 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 WASHINGTON – The inauguration of a president who supports abortion rights fired up the annual March for Life Thursday, with activists warning of new, more liberal legislation and urging President …
Nevada may consider tax on oldest profession
Jan. 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 LAS VEGAS – In revenue-strapped Nevada, where foreclosed homes dot suburban streets and poker tables sit empty, it's come to this: A state legislator wants to talk about legalizing – …
Quick Iraq exit risky, Crocker says
Jan. 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 BAGHDAD – U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker on Thursday warned against a hasty withdrawal of American forces from Iraq and offered a sobering assessment of the country despite what he called …
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