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River Cottage Everyday by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
Putting food on the table for the family quickly and economically doesn't mean you have to compromise on quality. This book shows how Hugh's approach to food can be adapted to suit any growing, working family, or busy young singles and couples for that matter. Breakfast, baking, lunchboxes, quick suppers, healthy snacks, eating on the […]
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HUNTINGDON, Pa. (March 20, 2016) – The USMMA baseball team lost the rubber-game of its Landmark-opening series against Juniata on Sunday, 9-8, in walk-off fashion in the bottom of the ninth after rallying to tie the score in the top of the ninth. The Mariners fall to 3-9 (1-2 Landmark) in defeat, while the Eagles improve to 5-9 (2-1 Landmark).
Trailing 8-5 going into the final inning, Merchant Marine brought three runs across to tie up the contest. The Mariners took advantage of a fielding error to score the first run as freshman Kai Vitella (Lewes, Del.) crossed home to make it 8-6. An RBI groundout by sophomore Steve Lucy (Leawood, Kan.) followed, which plated senior Jeff Suciu (Zanesville, Ohio), and an RBI-single by junior Matthew Thomson (Memphis, Tenn.) brought senior Grant Foley (Butler, Pa.) across to tie the game at 8-8.
Down to its last out in the bottom of the ninth, Juniata's next two batters drew walks before freshman Hunter Price won the game with an RBI-single to right center.
Lucy was 2-for-4 from the plate with two RBIs, two runs scored and a stolen base. Thomson and Vitella both supplied an RBI apiece for the Mariners.
The Eagles were led by senior Anthony Lombardo, who went 2-for-5 with six RBIs and a run scored. Lombardo hit a grand slam in the bottom of the fifth that gave Juniata its first lead of the game, 5-4.
Senior starter Kyle Clausen (Southold, N.Y.) tossed five innings and allowed five runs (four earned) on just three hits with five strikeouts while getting a no-decision. Freshman Kyle Cunningham (Panama City Beach, Fla.) came in for 2.2 innings of relief and allowed two runs on three hits with two Ks. Classmate John Kelly Jr. (Apex, N.C.) suffered the loss after tossing one inning and allowing a run on two hits.
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For much of the last decade, Lars Finberg was the Intelligence, a scraggly one-man garage group born in Seattle. Herds of band members came and went as Finberg handled the auteurial duties, writing and recording the band's first several records himself. But steadily, if slowly, the Intelligence have grown—from a man to a band, from lo-fi snarl to shimmering studio recordings, and from prolific to premeditated. In 2011 Finberg won the annual Genius Award by The Stranger, a weekly paper in his former home town. After the Intelligence's most recent record, Everybody's Got It Easy but Me, Stranger editor Chris Frizzelle called Finberg 'Seattle's laureate of feeling trapped—and also the patron saint of short-circuiting traps.' I spoke with Finberg over dinner at a Thai restaurant just down the street from the Satellite, where the band performed later that evening. This Interview by Andrew R. Tonry.
I read in The Stranger that your mom likes songs on this latest record?
She does!
How did she used to feel?
She did that real nice mom thing. I mean, I don't know if she ever even listened to the CDs we gave them. My dad liked a song that I wrote for him a whole bunch, 'Estate Sales.' It was on Males. He comes up with these hilariously bad song titles all the time. Like, 'Why don't you call a song "Wire Monkey Momma?"' It's like—'Ahh, I just can't.' 'Estate Sales' was the first one that made it through. He had the whole idea. He was like: 'What about a song about estate sales?' I said, 'That sounds doable.' He says: 'It's about all my crap on the curb when I'm dead. Like the tuxedo that I got refitted a bunch of times. And it's sitting in a box, on sale for 50 cents.' I was like, 'That sounds like something we could do.' He was very happy when we recorded it. He likes it a lot. It's the only song that he has on his iPhone. And after that he would just play it for anybody. He'd be at a restaurant with his friends and be like, 'Oh, you have to hear this song!' And play it with his blasting iPhone. That was totally embarrassing, Dad!
It could be hard for parents to see success—especially in a scene like you're in.
They've always been really great. And I think with a pretty decent sense of worry that they're containing. But with stuff like the Genius Award thing in Seattle and being on TV with Thee Oh Sees—they're super proud and really just super supportive.
When you started out, it was a lo-fi, bedroom thing and it was all you. Now you're into proper studio sounds. What happened?
One, it was my listening tastes. But we didn't have any choice with the first record. Nobody wanted to record it or give us any money. So you just buy a tape machine off eBay. The next record we did in a studio. A lot of the stuff was so lo-fi and blown-out in the beginning because when you don't know how to record and make it sound good, you just keep turning everything up until it's blasting.
Do you ever find lo-fi aficionados that are like, 'Come on, Lars! Quit cleaning it up!'?
I keep waiting for that. I don't really go scouring the internet to find out because you'll just get your feelings hurt. But as far as people that I know that like our records, they keep liking each one more. In The Red, which is pretty much the litmus for who should like our stuff … [label owner] Larry Hardy is excited about our being recorded well. My hope is that—I don't think our songwriting has changed very much, just the fidelity of it. I didn't want our stuff to should like shit next to Devo when somebody was playing it.
So you recorded the new record with two different bands, with one in Seattle and one in L.A. Was that the first time you've done it with a rotating cast?
I just always loved recording by myself because the funnest part is putting all the pieces together for me, rather than just playing guitar—like figuring out how a bassline fits with something. And then In The Red really pushed us to record that Males record with a band. He was like, 'I want it to sound like you guys do live. Please, just do me this one record like this—then you can do whatever you want.' And I really enjoyed it. I had tried to weasel out of it so hard. Like, 'We're on tour—we're going to record in Detroit and the drummer did these drum tracks and I'm going to come back and work on them like I'd normally do it.' He's like, 'This is not what I'm asking you for. Just go in there and play like a band.' I don't know why I was hesitant. I was partially hesitant because I love when we get the chance to go in the studio to just start layering stuff and I thought I would miss out on that. But it turned out that it was just what we needed. It makes the other people more invested. It's more fun for me to hear other people playing along with you. Really, I've got to thank them for making me turn this corner. I started the Intelligence as my thing—as a band that can never break up because it doesn't really have any members. But after a while that just got lonely. And it just makes the band more of a gang as opposed to just getting whoever can go on a tour to do it. That gets boring after a while.
In that case, is the band you're playing with right now going to stay that way?
I want this to be the band. It's a little bit tricky, because when I say there's an L.A. band and a Seattle band, it's really just two different drummers. Both of them have real jobs, so one can do a tour when the other one can't. But this is the happiest I've ever been and the best people I've ever played with and I would love to make a record just the same way and roll with this. For sure. Everybody is a little older and has been in bands for a while. I like playing with inexperienced people too and having it be scrappy. But I also like people that know how to dial in their guitar amp and have toured before and they have experience on the road. Just going to Jiffy Lube and the new bass player knowing that I don't know shit about cars … even though it's my van, he knows that he should go in there and ask questions about why the coolant is so low? It's really nice to have this everybody kind of looking out for each other kind of vibe.
Usually it happens the other way. Early on in a career a lot of people step out with their friends and over time they take a more controlling approach.
Which is funny. Now I'm constantly going, 'What do you guys want to do? Tell me. You can play guitar or you can play bass on this. We can leave for San Francisco at noon or 3 o'clock. I don't care.'
I imagine also, as you've played with Thee Oh Sees, you get what auxiliary band members are doing.
For some reason I've never thought about that. We were going this direction anyways, but it's true. It's romantic. They're a band that's like … these are the four people. I don't know. I've always been so turned off by the idea that there's a mastermind in the band. Or Billy Corgan comes out like, 'I'm the mastermind!' I remember I liked Smashing Pumpkins as a teenager then reading some interview and thinking, 'You're a douche!'
When you go out with Thee Oh Sees, how does it feel when you come back to the Intelligence? Does it make you want to dive back in creatively?
Yeah, definitely. Now I'm not playing with them anymore. It's all friendly and cool. But it was really nice to take a year off from the Intelligence. We'd just been slugging away at it. I just realized that I didn't want to be constantly putting out records. I didn't want to be known as 'prolific' anymore. I wanted to put out good things. So I was like … we're not going to put out a record for two years, which is unheard of for us. Instead of writing twenty songs, write ten good ones and work on them harder.
Is that more a matter of filtering it, or is it taking more time and writing less?
It's more working on it like … instead of having two one-minute songs, saying maybe these can get glued together. At first happy accidents and not thinking about it really appealed to me. We just had done that for long enough that maybe it'd be a cool change of pace to work on a song for a year and really get the lyrics as perfect as you can instead of writing ten songs in that period. And I just wanted a break. I'd been the boss of the Intelligence for like ten years now. And I wanted to take a year off and just play with Thee Oh Sees. It was really fun to just be a side-person in a band. But it made me super excited to get back to working on this. I was kind of thinking about quitting after the Males record. Because I really like it and I was like, 'I don't know if we can do a better record than that.' A lot of times I'll be like, 'We can definitely beat that record.' Because the Intelligence was the only thing I was doing, it kind of got depressing. We don't do that well. We try to tour all the time and you play a city and there's less people there than the time before. You can try to be positive about that as long as you like, but you've got to be realistic too and just go, 'Maybe we just aren't good enough to be a band that's working all the time.' I wouldn't do it many more times. I wouldn't watch it dwindle into nothing. Taking that year off was nice. Music is just a hobby. You're lucky if just 25 people come to see you in the scheme of how many terrible bands there are out there.
When you started out did you have any particular dream? 'If I could do this, that would be everything I ever could've asked for'?
In the beginning it would be like if we didn't have to play on a Monday, first, in Seattle. It was like, 'Damn, could you imagine if we could play on a Friday? That would be nuts!' I remember hearing about In The Red bands touring Europe thinking that would be incredible. And it was. It was cool. We were a band for three years before we even made a record. And that was exciting. I recorded that by myself.
How does it feel to think that after so many years in this band that it could be at its highest point? Does it feel like that at all?
Yeah. It feels like that to me. It's kind of bizarre. We put this video out the other day that already has like 8,000 hits on it—which is nothing compared to bigger stuff. But it's exciting for me. I like the slow little climb. It's not like we ever got offered a bunch of money and made some super embarrassing thing. It's easy to look back and say we just put out records that were gradually better than the last one. That's all that I hope to do.
How old are you?
How does touring in a scraggly band suit you at this age?
We'll see how these next couple tours are. If it's super scrappy and we can't make any money then I would do it once a year for fun.
I'm thinking about the song 'Evil Is Easy,' where you talk about taking 'too many cancers' and getting stuck 'living in a rat's nest.' Do you have to moderate?
The nice thing is that we're pretty healthy and square compared to the average band. We have vegetarians and are like, 'Where's the Whole Foods?'
I think about your contemporaries at one time, like Eat Skull and the Hunches, and certainly the scene could be rough.
Well, those guys were always gnarlier than us. A lot of it, I think, was getting Susanna [Welbourne] in the band. She's kind of a responsible adult and she's not going to hang around here if we're maniacs. I'd watch other bands that were strung-out on drugs and fucked-up and all that, and I like touring because I like being on the move and I like seeing different cities and I like having a hamster wheel of routine. But I don't like waking up hungover every day and staying in horrible places and all that stuff.
Touring as many years as you have, I'm sure you've seen punk houses come and go.
Yeah. And we've watched them deteriorate to the point of where we won't stay there. So we're growing up and at the same time it's like, that is even more disgusting. … People are like, 'Come by, don't waste your money on a hotel!' It's like, 'Nah, going to go to sleep in a bed and take showers in the morning sounds super appealing.'
Tell me about getting The Stranger 'genius' award.
That was amazing. I was shocked. The only band I knew that won it was Shabazz Palaces, who won it the year before. I love that band, but they're on such a bigger level than us that I didn't believe it at first. I knew that The Stranger had been so nice to us and given us a bunch of press and that the editor there is a big fan. But it was really one of the coolest things that's ever happened to us, that's for sure. And it was really awesome to get that thing and I was in Seattle and my friends were like, 'We're going to party so hard that night! It's going to be amazing!' I was like, 'That's cool.' And then I went, 'I don't want to party super hard that night. I want my parents to come up here and see this.' I texted my mom, 'What are you doing on the 24th?' She's like, 'I'm hopefully coming to your Genius Award?' 'Yes, please.' My sisters and dad and mom flew up. I had to do a speech. It was at the Moore Theater, which is where they filmed the Pearl Jam 'Even Flow' video, which will give you a sense of how big that room is. It was super packed and I had to do a speech, which I was super nervous about. I thanked my parents and told them it was a drop in the bucket, because I'm sure I owe them like 50 million dollars at this point.
It came with $5,000? How big of a deal was that?
It was a great deal. We didn't do anything fancy with it. I used a portion of it to help buy my son a new wheelchair. The rest of it we put on the credit card that the van is rotting on, right now.
You said you spent some of that money on a wheelchair for your son. If you don't mind my asking …
My son has muscular dystrophy. He is 14. And it's a pretty rough super rare strain that deteriorates the muscles in your legs really rapidly around age 10 or 11. It happens almost primarily in boys. So he's in a power wheelchair. And that stuff is super expensive. His mom is really wonderful about finding grants or state-assisted stuff to help, but there's not a lot of that stuff out there. Right when we were going through that I won the award and it gave me the chance to be able to pay for some important essential upgrades to the chair, which made me feel really good. And to have it come from music—his mom was so stoked and he was so stoked and I was and it was a really super nice blessing.
He's up in Seattle? I imagine that made the move difficult.
It was difficult. But you know, I needed to leave and he understood. I'd been wanting to leave for years. And at age 14, that's about old enough where he only wants to spend one weekend a month with his dad anyway. I asked him if it was okay and he was totally okay with it. And now we spend more time than we did in Seattle because he comes for summers and spring break and long visits and stuff like that.
What does he think about Dad being in a punk rock band?
He didn't care for a long time but now he's getting into music more. He's pretty into it. It's funny, because ELO is one of his favorite bands and we cover a Del Shannon song, 'Little Town Flirt,' that's on the new record—we're covering the ELO version of that. He was really stoked on that. He called me the other day and said, 'Hey, guess what I just heard on the radio? They just played the Intelligence!' I went, 'That's amazing!' And he went, 'Yeah! It actually sounded pretty good!'
Do you try and turn him on to new music?
He is pretty stubborn about being turned on to new stuff. He needs to find it himself. It's cool though, because he's into older music.
On this tour you played Seattle and you're about to play L.A. Which one feels like home?
Seattle. I'm excited about playing in L.A., but it's Seattle. I mean, who knows what happens tonight, but I'm sure our crowd is better there. That's home. Or like homecoming. Driving into L.A. in the tour feels like home. Like, I'm very happy to be home. I love it here in L.A. I'm from Bakersfield and I moved to Seattle right out of high school. I think Bakersfield is a typical small town where you just split as soon as you can. In the beginning it was a great change of scenery because Bakersfield was pretty central valley—dried up most of the year. So the novelty of being in the greens was really nice.
Was there a moment in Seattle that pushed it over the edge? 'OK, it's time to go'?
It had been slowly building. But after going through a breakup I just knew it was the chance to hit the ground running and make a real life change. You know how it is: being depressed in the winter time. It was at the end of this tour in October and I was like, 'I'm not going to hang out here in January.'
There is that sentiment in the Northwest that the dark, gray, wet winter is a great time to turn inwardly creative.
I told myself that while I lived there. Now that I'm happy almost every day and having sun, I think I'm a lot more productive. I dunno. It's about the same. You know what it is? I think I'm less productive but the quality is better because … I don't know why. It's hard to figure out exactly, because with this last record—it's thirteen songs, and ten of 'em were written up there over the last few years, but the three that I wrote here are the three that I like the best. It's also kind of weird for me to write only three songs in a year.
I'm trying to avoid making some lame journalistic correlation—that it's your cleanest, sunniest record, and that it happened while returning to California.
It's hard to tell. It's probably not true. Well. No, I think it is. I don't know. But I like romanticizing it; it's sunnier and poppier. I wanted to make a sunnier record this time anyway. The last few have been just kind of dark. I think that dark punk rock is easier for us to do. But sunnier pop stuff without a bunch of effects on the vocals and stuff is a challenge for me to do well enough that I like it. And it's what I want to listen to, more than anything. I don't listen to a lot of the things I was listening to years ago—lo-fi punk stuff that was around the time that we were playing, like Eat Skull and Blank Dogs and stuff like that. That's not what I'm listening to at home anymore. It's more like Walker Brothers. It's big orchestral pop stuff. I'm really into stuff that's recorded well and sounds good.
What do you think is the most important thing you've learned after all these years?
Especially after moving to California and taking time off from the band and then doing this tour for the first time in a long time … it sounds corny, but how invaluable doing what you really want to do is. It's amazing when you get to do that. It's not like we're making hardly any money or anything. But I have moments when I'm driving around with these guys to the next city and I just feel inspired because I'm not at home and I'm not working a 9-to-5 job for these few weeks, that is the most alive and the most thankful to the universe that I feel. This is getting to do what you really want to do and not wanting to be anywhere else. It's pretty special. I feel real lucky to be able to do that and to have friends who want to help me do that same thing. It's pretty great.
Now, you did interviews for a time, and I want to borrow a question you used. So—what's your idea of a perfect day off?
In L.A. it would be pretty much what I did for my birthday. I woke up and went to … I can't remember the name, but this ridiculously over-priced health food store. I went and had super cheap huevos rancheros by my house. Did that and then went over there and got some kale juice. Walked around, kind of window shopping. Then I went to Griffith Park and was like, 'I'm going to walk all the way to the top.' I couldn't figure it out. I was just walking around, and right when I was exhausted and walking back to the car this hawk comes swooping over my shoulder and picks up this squirrel by its shoulders and takes it screaming into the distance. And then I drove up to Bakersfield and had dinner with my parents, played with my year-old niece, and saw my family. That's perfect to me.


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I don't usually eat lunch (brunch isn't lunch) out; I mean it's hard enough always eating dinner out; one particular day however, I wasn't feeling any sort of brunch food, I was feeling gnocchi in a super-rich tomato sauce, wanting that I headed to Bar Italia to check it out.
Unfortunately the kitchen hadn't finished prepping the gnocchi; disappointing I know but I was there for pasta, so that's what I ended up getting,
They put together a couple of dishes for us, basically just tell them what you want is the pasta and they'll make it.
To start we went with their antipasto platter, a great way to start with a bunch of different types of meats and cheeses; the combinations worked so well and the added pickles were dynamite.
I chose my pasta and decided that I was going to go super simple; a pancetta, garlic, cheese pasta with olive oil. Minimalistic, flavourful and altogether delicious.
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As obstacle racers, most of us have picked up the odd "war wound", mostly they take the form of grazed knees, bruised bums and maybe the occasional swollen ankle. Unfortunately for Katy Beard though, she had rather an unfortunate and freakish accident at Rat Race Dirty Weekend, that sounds more like something out of a slapstick cartoon caper. She's had a hard time in recovery, but is now raring for more! Bad luck Katy but well done for being so determined! Here's her story...
[Ed: Although there's nothing gory or bloody below, there are a couple of pictures of a very swollen leg, don't scroll down if you don't fancy seeing that]
Earlier this year a friend says to me "want to take my place at the Rat Race Dirty Weekend, I can't do it anymore and there's still time to change the details'. So I say "hell yeah!" taking part in the world's longest assault course sounded good to me. I've not done much long distance running but I have done a few marathons in the past and have been attending British Military Fitness now for a year and feel my fitness levels are enough to get me through.
Me and my friends Andy and Marie were going for the "Full Mucker". Marie had broken her leg the November before in Mens Health at Battersea Park [Ed: Wow, you're an unlucky lot!] so we make a pact to stay together and watch out for each other.
The gun went off at the start line and we were off. I have to say I laughed nearly the whole time. The obstacle where all fun and challenging and we were loving it.
When we got to the 19 mile mark looked at the clock, we had been 4hrs 40mins, so we were all getting pretty excited to try and get our time under 5 hrs. We came to the final furlong and Marie and Andy are in front of me so I charged through the water obstacle and jumped on the edge of the inflatable. Someone bigger jumped on it at the same time and I went flying. I knew as I was falling it was bad and most people around stopped when they heard the snap. I was pretty sure I had broken it. Gutted was not the word I was so annoyed that I was so close but wasn't going to finish.
The first aid and medics all helped me and I was put in the ambulance and carted off to the medical tent. The doctor in there was lovely and said that I needed to go to A and E and have x-rays. My experience in A and E was not good and I was told I had a small fracture on my Tibia. They sent me packing with a half cast and some pain killers. So back to the campsite I went, lucky for me a friend had a hotel room nearby or I would have never have got to the toilets in the dark over all the tent ropes!
On the Monday after the race I attended my local fracture clinic where I was x-rayed again and taken to see the head consultant. I was told to my utter dismay that I actually had 3 breaks, 2 in my tibia and 1 in my fibula and that I will need surgery to plate one side and pin the other. I was gutted as I had to be admitted to hospital that day and had to wait at least four days for the swelling to go down before the surgery could be done. So 11 days after the accident I went down for surgery. I was happy to get home after that to my three year old and six year olds boy and start the recovery.
Recovery seemed slow and I could have easily screamed (and think I did a few time) when everything seemed against me, like infections in the wound and not having a full cast on for nearly five weeks due to swelling. But eight weeks after the surgery they told me I could start walking on it again (Wahoo! throw those bloody crutches away).
Walking on it for the first time was very scary and also very painful. But I wanting to start training again and I was not going to give in. So I started by going to the pool and just walking around and doing a little bit of swimming. The physio told me I could start on a static bike so I started with just five minutes and built up to 30 in three weeks. By August I started to walk a lot better and, with the help of my physio and personal trainer, I started to lose the bad limp. I felt stronger all the time and six weeks after having the cast off I have started to go to BMF again and have joined a gym and have started doing resistance training. My running is slow and I'm not going to rush it but I'm hoping to get back to the advance sessions by Christmas.
Even after all this I'm determined to take part in the 2014 Dirty Weekend and finish the Full Mucker, although I may avoid any inflatables! Next year I hope to enjoy the after-party, rather than being high on pain killers and nearly asleep.
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Ryan, You Be Jesus!
A mother was preparing pancakes for her sons. Kevin is 5 and Ryan is 3. The boys began to argue over who would get the first pancake. Their mother saw the opportunity for a moral lesson.
"If Jesus were sitting here, He would say, 'Let my brother have the first pancake, I can wait.'"
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The word Parasailing was taken from the word parachute and sailing. So, your body will be bunched on the parachute with two harness. Then, with a string bunched to the speed boat, it will be pulling you in the middle of the sea. The high speed of the speed boat wil make your parachute (and also your body) fly to the sky.
On the position on the high sky, you will find that the sensatition is awesome. Flying on the parachute at 100 meters above the sea level could not be imagine before. But, it is now true. It works.
Some people advised that the exciting and the horrifying was gathered at the same time. Just like the banana boat, the parasailing can be enjoyed in Tanjung Benoa, Sanur, Lovina and Lake Beratan Bedugul.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert had a difficult act to follow in the $1.2 million, Grade 1 Travers Stakes Presented by NYRA Bets on Saturday at Saratoga Race Course – his own.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert had a difficult act to follow in the $1.2 million, Grade 1 Travers Stakes Presented by NYRA Bets on Saturday at Saratoga Race Course – his own.
West Coast was not able to match Arrogate's scorching track-record performance in last year's Travers, but he was plenty good enough to provide a front-running effort that allowed him to prevail by 3 ¼ lengths for Baffert against a rallying Gunnevera. Irap ran third.
"We've got control of the canoe for one more year," joked Baffert during a post-race conference call, referring to the tradition of painting a canoe in the colors of the winner.
The Travers matched separate winners of each of the three Triple Crown races for the first time in 35 years. In 1982, Runaway Groom's staged a dramatic rally from last to upend three more famous rivals in Gato Del Sol (Kentucky Derby winner), Aloma's Ruler (Preakness Stakes) and heavily-favored Conquistador Cielo (Belmont Stakes). As far back as 1918, Sun Briar brought down Exterminator (Derby winner), War Cloud (Preakness) and Johren (Belmont).
Interestingly, history repeated itself. Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands winner Always Dreaming backed up from second in the early going to finish ninth, one position behind Preakness Stakes champ Cloud Computing. Tapwrit, who took the Belmont Stakes Presented by NYRA Bets, came in fourth but never threatened in his first start since the mile-and-a-half marathon.
Baffert said he flirted with the idea of running West Coast in the Belmont. That notion was scrapped after he talked to owner Gary West. "Gary looked at me and said, 'Are you out of your mind? He's not ready for that.' And he was right."
They instead opted for the Easy Goer Stakes, a much easier spot on the Belmont undercard, and were rewarded with a 3 ¾-length victory. The son of Flatter was given his first graded stakes try in the Grade 3 Los Alamitos Derby. He responded with a 2 ¾-length decision.
"After the Easy Goer, West Coast really woke up," said Jimmy Barnes, Baffert's top assistant. "He's developed, he's grown, he's put on weight."
According to Baffert, West Coast had been his own worst enemy, with a tendency to get worked up in the paddock and the starting gate. Then maturity kicked in.
Baffert said he could tell West Coast was ready for a big effort when he saw him enter the paddock.
"He looked unbelievable. He looked the part. You could tell he was a man among boys," he said. "He was just slow coming around, but nobody was going to beat him today."
Jockey Mike Smith, aboard Arrogate last year, also repeated in the Travers and picked up his fourth overall win in the "Midsummer Derby." He and West Coast set the pace as the 6.10-1 fourth betting choice and finished up 1 ¼ miles in 2:01.19, well off of Arrogate's track record of 1:59.36.
Trainer Todd Pletcher experienced mixed emotions with Tapwrit and Always Dreaming. "I thought Tapwrit ran really well and kind of finished steadily and didn't have that big burst at the end that we needed. I thought he put forth a good effort," he said. "Always Dreaming, he kind of came off the bridle at the half-mile pole. I can't offer much excuse."
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Brazil sends troops to Venezuela border after clashes
SAO PAULO: Brazil will send troops to its border with Venezuela on Monday after residents of the Brazilian border town of Pacaraima drove out Venezuelan immigrants from their improvised camps, amid growing regional tensions.
Tens of thousands of Venezuelans have crossed the border into Brazil over the past three years as they seek to escape the economic, political and social crisis gripping their country.
The latest show of tensions began on Saturday, hours after a local merchant was robbed and severely beaten in an incident blamed on Venezuelan suspects, in Pacaraima, where an estimated 1,000 immigrants are living on the street.
Dozens of locals then attacked the two main immigrant makeshift camps and burned their belongings, leading Venezuelans to cross the border back into their home country.
Shots were fired, stores were shuttered and debris littered the streets.
"It was terrible, they burned the tents and everything that was inside," said Carol Marcano, a Venezuelan who works in Boa Vista and was on the border returning from Venezuela. ''There were shots, they burned rubber tyres."
Marcano said that some Venezuelans reacted to the attack by destroying a car with Brazilian licence plates.
She and her companions were among many who took refuge at checkpoints on the Venezuelan side of the border. Three Brazilians were hurt in the clashes, a spokesman for military police said.
The merchant who was attacked "is known, he is a neighbour, and there was indignation when it was learned that he had been robbed," a local said.
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Roraima state Governor Suely Campos made a plea to temporarily close the border and asked Brazilia to send security reinforcements to "face the increase in crime" she links to Venezuelans in the region.
In turn, the public security ministry vowed to send a contingent of 60 troops due to arrive on Monday to join teams in the area.
Tensions are rising in Latin America over migration triggered by the crises in Venezuela and in Nicaragua, where President Daniel Ortega has led a brutal crackdown on protesters.
Peru and Ecuador are halting immigrants at the border by requiring would be border-crossers to show their passports — which many lack — instead of simple identity cards.
Last week alone, 20,000 Venezuelans entered Peru, authorities say.
The restrictive measures there go into effect from August 25.
Colombia has said it fears that Ecuador's border controls, which went into effect on Saturday after the country declared a migration emergency, will leave thousands of Venezuelans stranded in Colombia.
An estimated 3,000 people cross every day from Colombia to Ecuador in the border town of Rumichaca.
The United Nations estimates that 2.3 million Venezuelans have fled the crisis looking for work and to escape poverty, while Colombia has given temporary residence to more than 800,000. — AFP


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There was some positive news this year — most importantly the decreased possibility of war in Korea — but, overall it was bleak. Let's get right to it.
1. The New Nuclear Arms Race is the clear winner as the greatest global nuclear threat of 2018. Each of the nine nuclear-armed states is building new weapons and the United States, instead of strengthening the global nuclear safety net, is actively shredding it.
In March, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced five new nuclear weapons he said Russia was building in response to the U.S. decision to abrogate the Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty. All are designed to circumvent defenses. Russia has also deployed a small number of ground-based cruise missiles whose range exceed that permitted by the Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty that President Ronald Reagan negotiated. In October, President Donald Trump said he would pull out of this arms elimination pact, despite the objections of NATO allies.
Destruction of the INF Treaty is likely a prelude to allowing the New START treaty to die. This pact, negotiated by President Barack Obama, limits long-range strategic forces. If both go, it will be the first time since 1972 that U.S. and Russian nuclear forces have been completely unconstrained.
"The untimely death of these two agreements would add fuel to a new arms race and further undermine stability and predictability between Washington and Moscow," warned former National Security Council senior director Jon Wolfsthal.
In mid-December, 26 Democratic senators wrote Trump "out of deep concern that your administration is now abandoning generations of bipartisan U.S. leadership." They feared that Trump and his administration wanted "to double down on new, unnecessary nuclear weapons while scraping mutually beneficial treaties." This, they said, "risks the United States sliding into another arms race with Russia and erodes U.S. nonproliferation efforts around the world."
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Learn how to create reports using two methods. Author Jen McBee reviews how to create a report using the Report Wizard, and using the Quick Report, two methods that you may be asked demonstrate on the Access 2010 MOS Exam.
- [Instructor] We have explored so many facets of the Access database. We've created tables to store information, forms to view, edit, and add data to our tables, and queries to filter the information so we can use the remaining data in reports. Ah, reports. Reports are the reason we work so hard to make sure our database contains current and accurate data. In this video, we'll focus on creating simple reports. We're going to use the Report Wizard, and we'll also use the Quick Report tool.
On the Access 2010 MOS exam you will probably be asked to create a simple report, and you'll be able to use either one of the two methods that we're going to review in this video. I have the 06_01 Exercise File open, so let's go ahead and get started. As I mentioned, there are two ways to create a report. Let's go to the Create tab, and I'll go ahead and select a table. Here is my Quick Report, and here is my Report Wizard. You can also go right into Report Design.
I see a lot of users get really frustrated if they try and do that, so we're going to stick with either the Quick Report, or the Report Wizard. So let's create a report using the Quick Report feature, based on our Customers table. With the table selected, I'll click on Quick Report. It takes you into Layout view in case you want to move anything around or resize any columns, but let's go ahead and hop into Report View. There's our report, it looks pretty nice, doesn't it? Let's go back into Layout View and you'll see how easy it is to resize some of these fields, so we can see if our information will fit on one page.
See the dotted line? That's telling me that this would be on page one, and the rest is going to be on page two. We'll talk about how to format our reports later on, but right now we're just focusing on how can you create a report? Let's go ahead and close this report. I'll just save the report as Customers. Next let's create a report based on the Employees table. This time, we'll go to Create and we're going to use the Report Wizard.
Now just like the Forms Wizard, you're able to pick which table or query you'd like to use for your report, and which fields you'd like included. So for this report, let's do the EmployeeID, FirstName, LastName, the Title, and their Department. We'll go ahead and click on Next. In a report, you can also group information. Wouldn't it be nice if we could see the report based on each department? Pretty cool, okay, let's go ahead and click on Next.
You can sort the records in up to four different fields. Let's have it sort by employee LastName, so we're going to see the department, all the employees within the department, and they will be sorted by their last name. Let's go ahead and click Next. We have three different layouts. We have Stepped, Block, and Outline. Usually the Stepped layout works really well when you're grouping things together. Now, you can have a Portrait orientation or a Landscape orientation.
The option down below is one that I really love. If it's checked off it's going to automatically adjust the field width so that all off your fields fit on one page. That's so much less work that you'll have to do. Let's go ahead and click Next. What do you want to title your report? Let's call it Employees by Department. Two choices, either Preview the report or go into report design. I want to preview it, I want to see what it looks like.
There, how about that? There's our Employees by Department. Here's Admin, we have one employee, here's HR, we have two, marketing, and notice how they're last names are alphabetized. Pretty cool. There's a good chance that you're going to need to know how to create a report as part of the Access 2010 MOS exam. You now have two ways to create reports using the Quick Report and using the Report Wizard. A word of advice, if you're asked to create a report but not asked to embellish it, add color, move the fields around, just create the report and don't worry about how it looks.
I know it's hard because we all want to fix things, but don't touch the layout. That's part of the challenge on the exam is to follow the instructions exactly the way they're written, and don't do anything else, and you'll do just fine on the MOS exam.
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U.S. Senator from Vermont and former Democrat presidential candidate Bernie Sanders criticized Israel's violent response to Palestinian protesters and urged the U.S. administration to work toward improving the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Sanders, who is of Jewish background, said in a tweet on Saturday that the killing of Palestinian protesters near the Gaza border was tragic, calling the situation in the blockaded enclave a "humanitarian disaster."
The killing of Palestinian demonstrators by Israeli forces in Gaza is tragic. It is the right of all people to protest for a better future without a violent response.
The senator also said that the United States must play a positive role in ending the blockade and help Palestinians and Israelis build a future together that "works for all."
The 76-year-old senator has become the first prominent U.S. politician to openly criticize the Israeli response to the peaceful protesters. Turkey has condemned the country for the killings while the EU said: "Israel has the responsibility to use it proportionately."
On Friday, at least 15 Gazans were killed and over 1,400 were injured when Israeli forces opened fire on protesters marking "Land Day", an annual Palestinian commemoration of the deaths of six Arab citizens of Israel killed by Israeli forces in 1976 during demonstrations over government land confiscations in northern Israel.
The rallies were the start of a six-week protest that culminates on May 15, the day the Palestinians call as "Nakba", or "Catastrophe" when Israel was created.
The demonstrators are demanding that Palestinian refugees be allowed the right of return to towns and villages which their families fled from, or were driven out of when the state of Israel was created in 1948.
Previously in 2016, Sanders criticized Israel for using "disproportionate" violence during the 2014 Gaza war, which killed 2,130 Palestinian in the conflict and destroyed infrastructure and residential buildings in the city.
"And you can't just be only concerned about Israel's needs," he added. "You have to be concerned about the needs of all other people in the region," Sanders said in an interview with New York Daily News in October 2016
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OK, so its not that you actually need a wrist-mounted timepiece any more because we all have clocks and timers on our phones. However, the well-dressed man about town knows the subtle value of flashing a quality chronograph alone with their well-styled outfit.
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The first week of the Orange Young Writers Festival has gone very well. I'm now on week two of my Odyssey with a different set of young people. We look set fair to have a really good journey with Odysseus as our guide.
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Save the Date – Employment, Benefits, and Labor Law Seminar on April 9, 2013
On Tuesday, April 9, 2013, attorneys from Briggs and Morgan, P.A. will present "Safeguarding Employers in 2013 – Changes in Employment, Benefits, and Labor Law." The seminar will occur from 8:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at Windows on Minnesota in the IDS Center in downtown Minneapolis. CLE and HRCI credits will be applied for.
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And now for something completely different.
There was a time, children, when computers didn't exist. And when they did exist (hello, Colossus) but were far from commonplace. People getting telephones at home, or even, gasp, televisions were new and exciting events. The radio was made of wood, and rather more listened to (perhaps due to the absence of TV, or because the people had better accents).
But what about calculators? Think of a calculator and you think of perhaps an app, or an electronic calculator, whether a simple everyday one or a swankier scientific version.
But what if those don't exist? Well, you can work it out in your head.
Or you could use a mechanical calculator. The one pictured is the Curta, designed by Curt Herzstark. Born in 1902, he was an Austrian and son of a Jewish father. He'd completed the Curta's design by 1938 but the Nazi annexation of Austria rather put the kibosh on production plans. He was ordered to make devices for the German army, until he was arrested in 1943 and sent to a concentration camp. Despite the less than ideal circumstances, Herzstark was able to redraw the designs from memory whilst in the concentration camp.
The mechanical calculator he created is similar in dimensions to a cylindrical deodorant can, albeit perhaps 2/3 the height and with a slightly larger diameter. It comes in an airtight two-part container.
I am not an engineer (the people who used the Curta perhaps the most), or a mathematician, but I must admit I found it to be not very intuitive (I've provided links to a few helpful Youtube videos at the end of this article). There is a series of movable switches running around the lower part of the cylinder. On the top is a handle that can be rotated either in the up or down position, with a separate ring that can be rotated (with the top part raised, this resets the device).
Turning the handle is curiously satisfying, like grinding a pepper mill full of numbers.
It turns out the switches on the lower part are for integers to add, subtract, multiply or divide. Turning the handle in the down position is for addition, in the raised position it subtracts. The number currently worked upon is indicated once an initial calculation (addition) has been made. So, the switches might be flipped to 1 0 2 4 at the bottom, the handle turned, and 1024 shows up on the top. A second turn adds the same again, yielding 2048. Multiplying small numbers is simply a matter of repeated additions.
For a larger multiplication, such as 2048 by 299, the upper part of the calculator is raised, and rotated so that the 2048 at the bottom (movable switches) is entered in the hundreds rather than units. This adds 204800 to 2048 (so, a multiplication by 101). Repeated twice is multiplication by 301. The top part is raised again and returned to the units, and the handle raised to the subtraction position. A double rotation removes 2048 twice, giving us 612352. As well as this, correct, answer, the multiplication factor (299) is shown on the upper part (in a silver rather than black area). [Experimentation reveals that if you subsequently alter the switches number, this is not taken account of. So, doubling to 4096 and adding once increases the count to 300].
Anyway, it's an interesting little thingummyjig, and I thought people into engineering, history, or creative writing might be intrigued to learn about a calculator that doesn't need any fancy electricity to get its business done.
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In a world where society is technologically advanced, we worry more and more about our privacy. A bomber in his effort to terrorise the nations sets off a huge chain of events. It brings up the ideas of what kind of security measures could we come up with to prevent this from happening again. This technothriller pushes the limits in ways most of us would not even imagine. How would you feel if suddenly our whereabouts were no longer a secret. How would someone track us?
This book offers lots of ideas and I am sure some of them are not far off from our future. This book weaves a tale of a woman named Rosa that works in an airport and unknowingly uncovers information that begins to change her life.
I don't want to ruin this book for you. You literally have to read it and make sure you read it carefully. There is suspence, at times you might be slightly confused. I was but that was cleared up as I kept reading.
TMI or Thermo- Magnetic Imaging is the new future technology in this book that is aimed at preventing terrorist attacks. It is meant to prevent potentially sick individuals from infecting others as well as checking for weapons, drugs and other bad items that people could potentially be carrying.
Sounds wonderful right? What if this TMI did exactly what the acronym suggests and collects way too much information? How would you feel then? This book explores the possibilities on what the government could cook up to save us for terrorists, or on the flip side possibly control our every move?
Have I gotten your attention yet?
Rosa seems to be targeted to be fired at her job and in that respect gets an attourney to dig deeper. During the course of this book they go on a mis-adventure into digging into security files and so much more to prove her job was doing more then meets the eye. How much can one woman take? They go thru hoops trying to gather more and more information before the company can crank down on them. But its too late they have the information to track her attourney. As you see them wheel and deal to get back to the court they have to use friends and possibly adversaries to get the information into the right hands.
Who will win out in the end? The worker or the company? Will Rosa get her job back or will the company go thru great lenghts to keep her and her friends mouths shut forever?
If you want to know. Purchase the book!!!
I rate it 5/5.
Can't wait for more from you sir!


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