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Writer Jack Naile is a small time writer getting by in Atlanta, Georgia. He has some reliable fans, and has done a large variety of work to make ends meet. One of his fans sends him a photo that he came across in Nevada. It is a photo of a store front with what is assumed to be a distant ancestor. The odd thing is that it looks just like Jack and his family. Against all probabilities, it seems his family will time travel back in time.
The story seems that it is going to be a simple family trapped in time. It is actually so much more. The Ahern's explore the development of an ever changing time loop. Each loop changes things a little, leading in some cases to major changes that create the scenario that highlights the action.
Once the Naile's realize that somehow they will be sent back in time they begin to prepare for their trip. They can't affect history too much, but they can hope to bring a few modern conveniences with them to ease their lives. Their son David takes a different approach, he studies the economic history of the U.S. in preparation for running a business with knowledge of what succeeded and what to avoid.
When they end up back in time, they realize it isn't the first time their family has made the trip. But subtle changes to the timeline will make this time very different. Clarence, left behind, won't stop until he joins his family. The changes that he drives opens up a whole new avenue and will create new paradoxes.
The company that David founds and develops, creates its own changes to history. What develops is a competitor. The competitor will learn the secrets, via Clarence's endeavors, that will lead to a crosstime war.
The Ahern's also add a few little nuggets. Early on there is a scene at a Science Fiction convention. The descriptions are very well done, and it a scene that could be experienced by any fan. It is one I have experienced, well not exactly, but the autographing really does happen that way. The interaction with fans is something that many fans and authors enjoy.
Although it is a time travel adventure at heart, Written in Time, goes further exploring the ramifications of time travel than most other similar novels. Ward Moore's Bring the Jubilee does the ramifications to the same level. The modern technology war has echoes of Turtledove's Guns of the South. On top of everything else, this is a standalone novel! This is the first novel by Jerry and Sharon Ahern that I have read, but it won't be the last.
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Happy New Year....welcome to the new thread for the Y&R. I found some spoilers for the year, so read at your own risk!!!
Our post count for 2009 was 1557.
Our post count for 2010 was 2018.
I am not whiting out this post, as they are just predictions, not necessarily what will actually happen. We have certainly had our ups and downs with story lines this last year....let's hope for good viewing, and fun discussion here on Splitcoast.
2011 Spoiler tidbits
Neacon's new relationship will blossom in the New Year, much to Victor's chagrin. Look for The Black Knight to be hell bent on destroying Deacon. Watch for Victor's revenge scheme to have disastrous results.
The couple's marriage deepens when they end up in a tough situation. Watch for the couple to find happiness later on in the year.
The two have a special night together on New Year's Eve. Watch for Jana to continue being a thorn in their side.
The old rivals go to war once again all because of a man, Colin. Kay's sixth sense tells her something isn't on the up and up with Colin, but Jill disagrees. Jill believes Katherine is just being a hater.
Watch for the ex-stepson and stepmom's relationship to grow, this isn't just a roll in the hay. Nick and Diane's newfound relationship with have repercussions for others. Diane's feelings for Nick will deepen, but not enough for her to share her bed with only him...
Her choice to exonerate Adam for Skye's "death" may result in losing Faith once again.
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One half of a supercouple will "die".
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If you ask the average Japanese person a question about the Oki Islands, they might say, "Where?" However, the Oki Islands of Shimane Prefecture have plenty more to offer to anyone who seeks them.
Located only a two hour ferry ride from Matsue and Sakaiminato, Oki's four inhabited and 180 uninhabited islands are like no other place on earth. In fact, they are so geologically unique that they became a UNESCO supported Geopark in 2013. These islands are filled with a rugged natural beauty, created after years of volcanic activity, erosion and weathering. The four large islands are Dogo, Nishinoshima, Nakanoshima and Chiburijima.
Like the Greek-Irish travel writer Lafcadio Hearn, who explored Japan in the early twentieth century, my husband, Jesse and I were determined to go to Oki, despite threats of an imminent typhoon. The ferry left the harbour at Shichirui Port under cloudless blue skies. The Oki Kisen ferry was an experience. One staff member looked at our tickets and motioned us to the right. What we saw shocked us. There were no seats; only large, carpeted sections. Already, many people were sprawled out in every available space. In true Japanese fashion, we slipped off our shoes and sat on the floor. The air inside the air-conditioned cabin smelled of coffee, cola, peanuts and beer. Some passengers were already asleep, their heads resting on pillows that looked like brown bricks. Children were squealing, shouting, laughing, playing card games and colouring. The older folk chatted, read, slept or drank beers. Soon, the floor began to rumble. The boat gently rocked to and fro as it cut through the ocean. I fell asleep, propped up against my backpack. Everyone else soon settled down for a nap and the noise faded.
We disembarked at Hishiura Port, Nakanoshima (Ama Town) and headed to Oki Gyu Ten, one of the few places that serves Oki beef on these islands. Oki cattle are raised on the islands and feed on its lush, green vegetation. Oki beef is some of the best gourmet beef I have ever eaten. It's tender, fresh and delicious. In fact, most of this premium beef is auctioned off in Tokyo markets and Oki calves are often sent to Kobe, where they eventually become the famous Kobe beef.
After lunch, we rented bikes to explore the island. First, we cycled to Rainbow Beach, which is very close to Hishiura Port. Then we climbed further inland to find Oki Shrine, which was built to honour Emperor Gotoba. This nobleman was one of many who were exiled to the Oki Islands during the Middle Ages. The streets were virtually empty. In the heat of the early afternoon, cicadas trilled unseen from trees and shrubs that sprouted from the nearby hillsides. A trio of junior high school boys passed us. "Konnichiwa," they said. "Konnichiwa," we replied, wiping the sweat from our brows. As we pedalled faster, the wind whipped up. We coasted up and down, past the deep blue sea, vibrant green fields, and white and brown houses. Oki Shrine was deserted. A bunch of hydrangeas greeted us, their purple heads drowsing in the heat.
We headed back to the port and climbed aboard the Amanbow underwater viewing boat. Our guide, Honda san, spoke mainly in Japanese. However, he included some English words to check that we understood what he was saying. Fishermen in nearby boats waved at us. One man was fishing off a rock in the middle of the sea. We approached three solitary rocks called Saburo-Iwa, or The Three Brothers. They looked naturally picturesque, perfectly arranged from the tallest to the smallest.
Later on, we descended the stairs into the bottom of the boat. Here we peeked through square windows cut on the boat's sides. Schools of tiny fish swam past us. Tiny bubbles trailed across the windows. A single branch of seaweed glided away in slow motion. We pressed our noses against the glass of this giant aquarium. Rays of sunlight streamed through the murky depths, flashing on silver-skinned fish. Then, something amazing happened. The crew begin to drop round pellets of fish food into the water. A host of fish suddenly appeared: huge silvery ones, rainbow coloured fish, even striped fish. They darted to and fro, swooped above and below, their mouths open to catch any stray food.
After a couple of hours, we left Nakanoshima for Nishinoshima. Nishinoshima is the most popular of the Oki Islands. Its mountainous landscape is dotted with hundreds of Oki cattle and horses. As the afternoon waned, we headed to the Kuniga Lookout. Here, we saw the beautiful Kannon Iwa or Candle Rock gilded by faint yellow light. The dying sun slowly dropped directly above the rock so that it resembled a golden flame atop a candle.
After sunset, we arrived at the retro-feel, family-run hotel Kuniga-so for dinner. The table was laden with everything imaginable: fresh seafood including huge Iwagaki oysters, white squid, and scallops, pickled abalone, fresh sashimi, hot fish stew, soba salad and sizzling Oki beef slices.
The next morning, we headed to Matengai Cliff. The car climbed and climbed further into the hills. Suddenly, we turned the corner. There were three strawberry blond horses nibbling grass on the hill. Simultaneously, they looked up and stared at us. The smell of horse dung hovered in the air. When they realised that we were harmless, they continued to nibble the shorn grass. Green mountains and blue sea spread behind them, creating a breath-taking, picture-perfect postcard moment. The wind picked up, rocking our parked car gently to and fro.
On the top of Matengai Cliff, the wind was so strong that we forget the searing summer heat. Some cows stared at us, but we were armed with bamboo walking sticks to defend ourselves if they got angry. The coastline here was too beautiful; large pieces of green headland jutting out into the calm blue sea. I wished I had brought a book. It was the perfect place to read all day. Further afield, cattle and horses grazed calmly. It was so surreal that it looked like a painting.
Then, we drove back to the Kuniga Lookout. Here, the strangely formed rocks or Tenjyo-kai (Heavenly Area) looked different under the late morning sun. The coastline here, also one of the top 100 walking tracks in Japan, is perfect for gentle strolls and dipping your toes into the ocean. One of the highlights of this coastal walk is Tsutenkyo Arch. The wind and waves have stripped the rocks into a dramatic, multi-coloured arch through which the ocean flows.
On the way back to Urago, we passed Yurahime Shrine, which honours Yurahime no mikoto, the goddess of fishing and maritime safety. Every autumn and winter, thousands of squid (ika) flood the inlet in front of the shrine. According to local legend, when the goddess was returning to Oki by boat, some squid in the area nibbled her fingers. She was quite offended so every year, several squid come back to the same spot to apologise for their terrible behaviour to the goddess. The squid story made us hungry, so we headed to a small but busy restaurant in Urago. At Asuka restaurant, Jesse ordered a steaming bowl of ika don and I downed a plate of delicious ika curry.
As the day lengthened, the heat climbed to an unbearable 35 degrees Celsius. We headed to the nearest beaches, Sotohama and Mimiura. Both were completely different. Sotohama was easy to find. It had a lovely sandy beach and a clear, wide bay perfect for swimming and snorkelling. On the other hand, Mimiura was a bit trickier to discover. Armed with our basic tourist map, we drove down a non-descript road off the main street and went further inland through a dense pine forest. Soon, the ocean peeked through the top of the trees and we came upon a hidden cove. Although the narrow beach was strewn with large pebbles and stones, the water was calm and aquamarine. Some kayaks lay on the shore and a few tents were perched along the beach.
As we surveyed the scene, a man ran up to us. "Hey!" He faced Jesse. "Handsome face!" he said. "You go swimming?" We shook our heads. "Chotto nihongo…jikan," I said, pointing to my wrist. Not enough time. "Ah." He pointed to his chest. "Eigo…sukoshi," pinching his thumb and forefinger together. "Where from?" "Karibukai," we replied. He roared and shook Jesse's hands vigorously. We wished we could stay but quickly hopped back into the car to catch the ferry back to the mainland.
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All burgers are $10, with a variety six on the menu. We opt for the beef and the pulled pork burgers, passing on the marinated grilled chicken, spiced chickpea fritter, grilled lamb and crumbed fish fillet burgers.
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This is the best burger I have had in a long while. A burger that I will go back for. The beef patty is cooked medium. It is juicy and has a lovely smoky char flavour served on a soft bun.
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It's good, the pork tender and flavoursome. The slaw crunchy and not sloppy. But for us the beef is the clear winner of the two.
We order a side of chips with chilli salt to accompany our burgers. All sides are $5. There are the potato fries we ordered or sweet potato fries with garlic and lime. Not into chips? There is coleslaw or iceberg lettuce with buttermilk dressing and dill as an alternative.
What I didn't realise in the mayhem of ordering is that there are two menus. A dining-in menu and a takeaway menu. We ordered from the takeaway menu not realising, which doesn't offer the variety of the dining-in menu.
If you are dining-in there is a range of snacks, $10 each. There are a couple of items that have me wanting to head back to try. Crispy quail eggs with tarragon mayo, BBQ chicken wings with blue cheese dressing and the shellfish fritters with spiced remoulade.
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I really enjoyed roots book. The narration was very good. The only thing is Antony Ferguson I think had only 1 chapter, so don't count on hearing him to often. It is a good story.
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Hard to say. It was an okay book but it just didn't grab me.
This is the first book of Ms. Carters that I have listened to.
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Virginia's largest utility, which is a unit of Dominion Resources Inc., beat out one other bidder last month to win the nation's second lease of ocean floor dedicated to the development of towering wind turbines. The bid was subject to review by the U.S. Justice Department.
A Dominion spokesman said Tuesday that the Justice Department had no objections and the utility has signed lease documents.
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The Richmond-based power company is involved with offshore wind research projects intended to lower the energy source's cost, which is significantly higher than fossil fuels.
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11/01/2011 6:39pm, #21
Geez, I'd do this **** with you guys every two weeks if I lived out there.
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It still burns that I didn't get to do any standup with you, while you were here. I was so congested, I could only hear out of one ear, and didn't feel up to it.
Great to meet you in person, though. Hopefully somehow, we'll get to do the thing at some point.
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I'm currently transitioning to new employment which should, in theory, allow me more leeway for travel time and probably more money with which to travel. I'll probably just end up flying myself out there for one of the monthly ones eventually.
Then we'll spar...but only with gloves, heartguard and no strikes to the head, as is the tradition.
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I practically injure myself, so no worries.
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Carrick tried it with West Ham, Spurs and last season, United but never managed to get a win at St. James' Park until Saturday.
And he had a big influence on the game: impressive passing, crowned with a delightful assist marked him out as one of the top performers of the 90 minutes. He's now setting his sights on a second Premiership winners' medal.
'Will last season's title win help us this time? I'll tell you come mid-May I suppose but experience is obviously vital,' he said.
'We've got a lot of lads in the dressing room who have been through itonce and some have been through it more than once. That's a lot of experience to draw on and help out the younger boys.
'Last season was obviously a great season and this one has been a little bit of a different scenario in that we're behind at this stage.
'We're finishing strongly and if we keep on playing well there will be further cause to celebrate at the end of the season although I'm sure there'll be lots of ups and downs.'
Didn't produce classic quotes this time, did he? Well, no. And he went on to make some tactical points but he won't be in danger as Fergie is unlikely to regard these as secrets...
'We have pace and when we attack at speed we can cause any team problems. It's a great final score for us. It's a good day for us and we've closed the gap. We knew beforehand it was a big three points for us. With Arsenal just getting a point it's a great day.
'When we defend well it gives us a good platform. We've been playing with great style recently, and long may that continue.'


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Radical changes in this week's Horse Racing 2013 Countdown to the Triple Crown list. With just about 5 weeks remaining until the 2013 Kentucky Derby, the picture has become clearer especially with the nothing short of smashing wins by Orb in the 2013 Florida Derby and Revolutionary in the 2013 Louisiana Derby this past weekend.
At the start of the Florida Derby, Merit Man sent the early pace with 100-1 shot Narvaez close by, followed by Itsmyluckyday, and Shanghai Bobby at the rail. Merit Man set very realistic fractions for the first three-quarters of a mile. ( :24.3, :48.2, and 1:12.4.)
Itsmyluckyday, who was ridden very well by Elvis Trujillo, moved first and went three wide on the turn for home before taking the lead at the quarter pole.
Itsmyluckyday led past the eighth pole, but when confronted by Orb, he could not stay with the eventual winner as Orb drew off impressively.
Orb won by almost 3 lengths while completing the 1 1/8-miles in 1:50.4.
Winning jockey John Velazquez said "Orb didn't get off to a good start but he found a spot on the first turn where he could follow Itsmyluckyday, he wanted to avoid passing the leader too soon in the stretch, so he sat against Itsmyluckyday".
"Once we did that and I asked him he responded right away," Velazquez said. "It was impressive. Once I asked him he was there for me and I couldn't ask for a better feeling than that."
"Johnny did a good job getting him in position," winning trainer Shug McGaughey said. "I got a little nervous on the turn when it looked like he backed up a little bit, but he switched on his right lead and came with his run. I do think he beat a nice horse that finished second."
"From the Fountain of Youth to now, he's a different horse, physically and coat-wise," McGaughey said of Orb. "Hopefully, he'll keep going forward. It's really exciting. I've never won the Fountain of Youth and now to win the Florida Derby it's exciting. I'm happy for all the people who have put so much work into it. I'm just tickled to death for the Janneys and the Phippses (more) than I am for myself. It's a big thrill for me."
"The Derby is my dream, but we never tried to overdo it," McGaughey added. "Hopefully, this is the one who can take us there."
Itsmyluckyday was 2 1/4 lengths clear of third-place Merit Man, with Narvaez five lengths farther back in fourth.
"I expected him to win and he didn't," said Eddie Plesa Jr., trainer of Itsmyluckyday. "Am I disappointed? Yes, but I'm also very proud of him too. He's done everything we've asked.
"He ran his race. He just got outrun. The winner ran a fantastic race. We finished second and that's good enough to get to the Derby, which was our goal. I thought we were sitting in pretty good position and moved for the lead on the far turn but Orb just outkicked him."
2012 two year old champion Shanghai Bobby, who suffered his second career defeat in as many races, had several problems during the race. By drawing the #1 post he was in tight early while stalking the pace, a position he is not familiar with, on the inside for jockey Rosie Napravnik into the far turn, the dropped back further down the stretch.
Trainer Todd Pletcher said, "We got crowded going into the first turn with everyone going for the same spot. It got a little rough going into the first turn. He was always kind of stuck on the inside with everyone jockeying for the same position. He seemed to be in a tough spot all the way around. Rosie said he just never really relaxed in that scenario. We'll see how he comes out of it before making any decisions for the future."
As impressive as Orb was in the Florida Derby, Revolutionary was just as impressive if not more so being he has a much tougher trip in his race but yet still finished in a slightly faster time.
In the Louisiana Derby, (another) 100-1 shot Hip Four Sixtynine and 15-1 shot Titletown Five were battling for the early lead thru fractions of :22.4 with the half in :46.1 and three-quarters in 1:11.4.
But Revolutionary, who commenced his rally from about the half mile pole, came with a big 5 wide run at the top of the stretch to assume command in mid-stretch.
The race was by no means over at that point as 19-1 Mylute, racing without blinkers for the first time, came from last, with a six wide move. From the angle I saw, it looked as though he actually put his head in front in deep stretch. Whether he did or didn't, it didn't matter….Revolutonary would have none of that and continued to run on gamely to win by a neck.
The final time for the 1 1/8-miles was 1:50.1; Departing finished third while Golden Soul came fourth.
"He's a very brilliant horse, a smart horse," winning rider Javier Castellano said. "He's a 3-year-old but he acted like a 5 or 6-year-old. His temper today, it was good. It was a big field of 14 horses and he handled it so well. In the first turn I saved all the ground and the last part when the other horses were backing out I had no choice, I went around all of the horses and it was very impressive the way he did it. I'm looking forward to the Kentucky Derby big time."
"He's learning all the time," said Elliott Walden, president and racing manager of WinStar Farm. "I loved the race he ran last time at Aqueduct, (me too Mr. Walden) I think he's got all the experience he needs for Kentucky and he's got the points. He just does everything right, he doesn't turn a hair, and when you get to Louisville those kind of things matter. We're excited. Javier got him into a real nice rhythm; I was a little concerned going wide on the far turn but he still had plenty of run."
Also in the news this week, Shanghai Bobby is officially off the Derby trail.
The 2012 champion two year old male will be given time off and be pointed to a late summer or fall campaign. Shanghai Bobby appears to have come out of the Florida Derby in good shape but trainer Todd Pletcher believes the energy level is not where he'd like for it to be.
"There's nothing obviously wrong with him but we will go over him thoroughly and give him some time off to fully recover from his long campaign," Pletcher said Monday. "He'll be sent to PaytonTrainingCenter today and allowed to have the down time that he seems to need right now."
"Obviously we're disappointed because of the timing but we need to do what's right for the horse and it looks like he's ready for a break," said Starlight co-managing partner Donnie Lucarelli.
He needs time off from a long campaign? Really? Three races in five months is a long campaign? ….ooooooh-kay.
2013 Kentucky Derby Prospects:
1) Revolutionary– I've been going back and forth as to who should be ranked #1 between this horse and Orb since Saturday evening.
After much debate (with myself), I'm giving him a slight edge based off his Saturday's Louisiana Derby win. As we just went over in the paragraphs above, this colt showed me several things this past weekend.
One, he showed me he wasn't intimidated by the large field he was facing. (That's something he is going to need in the Kentucky Derby for sure) He was well back of the pack early, but calmly weaved his way thru traffic and accelerated nicely, albeit 5 wide, around the turn and down the stretch.
Two, and probably more importantly, it certainly appeared to me that 19-1 shot My Lute, who ran a huge race, actually poked his head in front in deep stretch but (if you watch closely) you can see Revolutionary did not want to lose….he dug in and kept fighting to win by a neck. After Saturday's win and his Withers win in his last start, it certainly appears this horse has a heart and the courage the size of North America.
Three, he has now (at the very least) run well over 4 different race-track surfaces. This, in turn, shows me he can handle any footing which he'll also need for that quirky Churchill Down surface.
Four, the Louisiana Derby was his third win in a row and it should set him up perfectly for the Derby as it looks like he is peaking at just the right time.
2) Orb– showed a very impressive and powerful stride from about the eighth pole to the wire in Saturday's Florida Derby. I mean, he was miles the best in that race.
Granted it, the race set-up perfectly for him but when I was watching the race unfold, I noticed the pace, or fractions, were very pedestrian like (1st quarter in :24.3 and three quarters in a shade under 1:13?) yet he still was able to wallop this field.
In fact, when I saw the 3 opening splits, I was concerned for him but those concerns quick diminished when he kicked in down the lane. He is another who looks to be peaking at the right time and should be dangerous on Derby Day.
Sorry, having problems linking the Florida Derby video…but you can just click the link below to see it again.
3) Verrazano– I dropped him one slot only because Orb and Revolutionary were both so impressive this past weekend. This colt will need to answer back in the Wood Memorial (this coming weekend) and I'm sure he will, but just for this week, he needs to be placed third.
This unbeaten, and so far, untested colt had his last major work this the Wood as he went 5 furlongs in 1:01 flat at Palm Meadows Training Center in Florida on Easter Sunday.
With John Velazquez aboard for the work, Verrazano was, once again, sent in company with Discreet Dancer (winner of the Gulfstream Park Handicap)
"I thought it was another excellent work, pretty much what we have come to expect of him in the morning," Pletcher said. "It was very good, and a strong gallop out; very pleased."
"We felt like he got a little bit of experience in Tampa in that he got behind a horse and got a little bit of dirt," Pletcher said. "Some experience certainly can help you in what I'm sure will be a full gate at Churchill. (Additional experience in the Wood) and the mile-and-an-eighth distance should also be helpful, hopefully, in preparing him for the Derby if we're fortunate enough to go that route."
4) Vyjack– this stretch running winner of the Gotham followed up a 5F in :59 last week with a 1:12.3 six furlong work this past Saturday and looks to be sitting on yet another big race.
Vyjack began three lengths behind stable-mate Aussi Austin, before getting on even terms with his work mate about 3 1/2 furlongs from the finish. Vyjack finished a head in front at the wire.
Gustavo Rodriguez, brother of trainer Rudy Rodriguez, said teaching the gelding to settle behind another horse was what they were trying to accomplish.
"We wanted the other horse to go and for [Vyjack] to relax," said Rodriguez. "We want him to be relaxed, because when he runs in the Wood we want him to come from behind. I'm very, very happy with the work. We didn't want to go like last time—we wanted to go a little slower."
Vyjack appears to be all set for his sternest test to date when he faces Verrazano and Normandy Invasion in the Wood Memorial this Saturday. Enjoy that race folks; it should be a good one.
5) Itsmyluckyday– this horse is a runner for sure. I'm not going to totally kill him off his second place finish in the Florida Derby; however he was definitely looked like a "short" horse to me.
He was the recipient of great ride in the Florida Derby but was simply outrun by Orb down the stretch.
I'm sorry but I blame the trainer….I understand you want a "fresh horse" for the Triple Crown series, but it had been 8 weeks since he ran last and with only 2 or 3 serious works, that just wasn't enough to get him fit enough and it shown when Orb came to him down the stretch in the Florida Derby.
Ed Plesa Jr., who trains this colt, is an amazing trainer, so I don't mean to criticize him. In fact, he is probably the best trainer no-one knows about.
I am expecting Plesa Jr. to really turn the screws on this horse between now and the Derby and I am still expecting a big performance from him in the Kentucky Derby. But that will remain to be seen.
If you want to look at the bright side, I'm sure a lot of people will back off on betting him on Derby Day, which, in turn, will increase his odds immensely.
6) Flashback– I believe, even after his San Felipe debacle, (he was burned out in an early speed duel) he is the best three year old on the west coast and yes, I moved him up 2 slots this week even though he never left the barn.
That being said, he will have his hands full in (this weekends) Santa Anita Derby. He'll be facing Goldencents, Hear the Ghosts and Power Broker.
Drilled a half mile in :48 flat this past Monday.
Like this weekend's Wood Memorial, the Santa Anita Derby should be a spectacular race and it should also helps us out on figuring out who stands where.
7) Will Take Charge– Rebel winner bounced back in a big way in that race off a poor effort in the Southwest Stakes. He could move up the list further depending on how he fairs in the Bluegrass on April 13.
8) Departing– I have to drop him a bit even though he was a pretty good late running third in the Louisiana Derby. I mean, he was only beaten a little more than three lengths to Revolutionary after being wide 3, 4 and, at times, 5 wide throughout.
With a little more distance and a better trip, I'm sure he would have been a lot closer to my new #1 Derby horse. This horse is still a threat in my mind.
9) Normandy Invasion– has been working up a storm in the mornings and appears set for a big effort in the Wood Memorial…..he'll need one too as he will be facing Verrazano and Vyjack.
Trainer Chad Brown seems to be happy with this colt's progress:
"He went very well" Brown said after watching the horse work a half mile in :47.4 at Palm Meadows this past week. "He did an easy half within himself, although the time was very quick he did it very easy. I'm happy with the way he was moving and the way he came back."
"He came out of the race (the Risen Star) in good shape," Brown added. "He probably needed that race for the last bit of fitness after the freshening. He's very fit right now, so I expect him to move forward off the race."
10) Uncaptured– still like him based on the fact he is 2 for 2 at Churchill Downs and was put in a tough position by his handlers in the Spiral Stakes two weeks ago. He is scheduled to run in the Bluegrass (April13) and I am looking forward to that race, especially if he improves off the Spiral effort like I think he will.
11) Palace Malice– wow, what an absolutely horrendous trip in the Louisiana Derby. I mean, he was knocked around like a pinball several times from the 3/8ths pole all the way to the wire.
I posted the replay under Revolutionary's area but when you get a chance, watch it again and watch what happens to this colt.
Also, pay close attention to the "middle move" he makes…the move he makes to get himself into contention is very impressive but he gets snarled 2 or 3 times from that point on. That seventh, beaten over 7 lengths, is not nearly a true indication of the race he ran last Saturday. He is still a major Derby threat from where I sit.
12) Rydilluc– could be lying in the weeds…literally. He's been a monster on the turf in his last couple of races and will try the dirt (again) in the Bluegrass. Listen, if he wins or even runs well we got a serious Kentucky Derby horse on our hands here.
13) Hear The Ghost– I had him as an "On the Radar" screen last week, but the more I watch that San Felipe, the more I like him.
I originally thought he just was the recipient of a wickedly fast pace that collapsed in front of him, but that may not be the case.
Really looking forward to how he fairs this weekend's Santa Anita Derby.
14) Oxbow– still not sure what to think about him. He has ability and should have no problem handling 10 furlongs in a few weeks, but the fact still remains he is 2 for 8 life-time and I wasn't enamored by the 1:16 and change six furlong move the other day.
On the Radar Screen:
Tiz the Truth– has an enormous stretch kick and he could easily leap into the top 6 or 7 after his next race if he continues the way he is going. He is scheduled to run next in the April 6 Wood Memorial but there is a wicked rumor floating around that he is off the Derby trail due to an "issue"…(injury?)
Tiz A Minister- a "from out of the clouds" late runner goes next in this weekends Santa Anita Derby and you'll probably get a good price on him. I love the way he can make up 15-20 lengths late in his races and I will not be surprised if he hits the board come Saturday. But, still, he is just 2 for 10 in his career, which makes me hesitate…
Speak Logistics- Itsmyluckyday stable-mate heads a field of eight for the $250,000 Calder Derby this Saturday at Calder Casino & Race. He'll be a heavy favorite and he'll need to perform like one to get him back among the elite three year olds.
Power Broker- another heading to the Santa Anita Derby, he continues to play catch-up as he still hasn't started since the BC Juvenile (in Nov). He might just flat have ran out of time. He is talented none-the-less- and we'll see how he runs this weekend.
My Lute- ran his eyeballs out at 19-1 against Revolutionary in the Louisiana Derby with the renmoval of blinkers. Is he a one hit wonder or did removing the blinkers move him waaaay up?
On The Bubble:
Super Ninety Nine (drilled an half in :47.1 and heading to the Santa Anita Derby), Goldencents (worked 6F- 1:14 and also heading to the Santa Anita Derby) and Capo Bastone (heading to the Bluegrass) all must atone for poor last race performances.
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Each of us likely has a Neanderthal ancestor
The recent birth of a 'geep' in Kildare raises the issue of genetic barriers to interbreeding
A geep – a cross between a goat and a sheep – on a farm in Co Kildare, with a sheep
What do you get if you cross a sheep and a kangaroo? A woolly jumper. I'm joking, but even if you tried to make such a cross it wouldn't work. The species are just too distantly related. The distance in time since mammals and marsupials last shared a common ancestor translates to large differences at the genetic level. The offspring of a cross of such distant species are weak or inviable. However, more closely related species can form hybrids that are as strong as a mule.
This month we were treated to the rare sight of a cross between a sheep and a goat – sometimes called a "geep" – on a farm in Co Kildare. This unusual animal can be listed alongside other strange hybrids such as the "liger" (a cross between a lion and a tiger), the cama (camel and llama), and, of course, the mule (a cross between a male donkey and a female horse). Such hybrids are usually sterile, and are thus a biological dead-end.
It is such barriers to interbreeding, even though they are sometimes porous, that help us distinguish even similar-looking animals as separate species. Conversely, we recognise that dogs, no matter how variable in size, shape, colouration and behaviour, are all one species because they readily interbreed.
Geneticists have a long history of performing crosses to understand the nature of heredity and genes. Mendel discovered genes by performing carefully planned crosses of pea plants. In the 20th century, Thomas Hunt Morgan crossed varieties of fruitfly and observed the patterns of inheritance of traits.
His work, carried out in the so-called "fly room" of Columbia University in New York, led to the discovery that genes are arranged on chromosomes a bit like beads on a string. Morgan's crosses also allowed his team to "map" genes – figuring out on which chromosome and in what order they lie.
The work of early geneticists such as Mendel and Morgan is all the more remarkable when you realise that they never had the opportunity to see genes, only to observe their effects. Their carefully designed experimental crosses allowed them to see using logic.
The logic of genetic crosses of different species also led to the unexpected discovery that some genes have a different effect depending on whether they are inherited from your mother or your father. A clue to the existence of this phenomenon is seen in crosses of horses and donkeys.
If a female horse is crossed with a male donkey, the offspring is a mule. However, the reciprocal cross of a male horse and a female donkey produces a hinny. Mules and hinnies have physiological differences as well as differences in temperament, despite the fact that they share the same genes.
Of mice and mules
Crosses of mice strains revealed an unusual genetic inheritance pattern that explains the mule-hinny conundrum. Some genes are only turned on when they are paternally inherited, and others are only turned on when they are inherited from the mother. These silenced genes are said to be "imprinted" with their origin.
This is a peculiar phenomenon, the evolutionary origins of which remain unclear. One of the best-studied examples of imprinting is the gene IGF2 (insulin-like growth factor 2) which promotes growth during foetal development. Like any other gene, one copy of this gene is inherited from each parent, but in this case only the paternal copy is switched on.
Imprinted genes such as this explain why a mule and a hinny are different. The set of imprinted genes in the horse is different to those in the donkey, so that the set of active genes inherited is different from a paternal horse and a maternal horse, even though the same genes are all there.
Patterns of inheritance and genetic crosses can also be charted in pre-history. When the Neanderthal genome was sequenced, comparison with DNA collected from people living all over the globe today revealed that 1.5-2 per cent of the DNA of people outside Africa is derived from Neanderthals.
How did this DNA get there? Most likely, each of us has a distant Neanderthal ancestor. So, even though Neanderthals are distinguished by physical characteristics, apparently setting them apart from modern humans, the genetic barrier between them and their contemporary modern humans was either weak or non-existent. Successful interbreeding was not only possible, it happened.
So, what do you get when you cross a Neanderthal and a Stone Age man? Well, it could be you.
Aoife McLysaght is a professor in genetics at Trinity College Dublin


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Who is this for? Those who continue to attempt, and fail with, New Year's resolutions.
Like many, I've always taken this time of year as an opportunity to assess the year that was and plan for the year that will be. Like many, I used to set some very specific resolutions for myself. And, like many, these rarely made it past the first few days of the year. Having gotten pretty good at setting and failing at resolutions, I started looking for methods that would make a larger impact on my life and, hopefully, last more than a few days.
Over time I've settled on two tactics that have had made a greater difference in my life.
The List
I start my year-end process with a thorough GTD-style review where I look over all of my open projects, goals and areas of focus. This goes a long way towards getting a few stalled projects back on track (it also forces me to kill a few as well), but it's the annual postmortem that follows that has proven to be a big help.
After I've looked over the things I've decided to do, I set my sights on a far more challenging mess: the human that decided to do them. Each year, I have at myself. I sit down with a Word document and a stiff drink (ok, several stiff drinks …), then I start writing down all of my self-directed frustrations and perceived shortcomings. I don't bother too much with the accomplishments. For me this isn't really about feeling good or bad about the past year, it's about determining what needs to change. My intent is to get as clear a picture of my major and minor challenges as possible. I treat this like a GTD-style brain dump, except instead of the things I have to do, I attempt to uncover all of the things about myself I'd like to work on. This isn't a particularly pleasant process, but for me it's a useful one.
The Words
From here, I start to organize the list and try to identify patterns as well as some key areas I'd like to work on. The list is daunting, but I don't bother trying to convince myself that I can tackle this all in one year. Cleaning up this list is a lifelong pursuit and often a failed one at that.
What comes next is taken directly from Chris Brogan. I don't start making projects. I don't try to enforce sweeping change. I just use the list to determine three words that are meant to guide my year (here are my words from 2011, 2012 and 2013). These words serve as a filter for my choices and a guide for my year. Eventually I have to turn these vague desires into actual projects with measurable progress, but there's plenty of time for that. 365 days, in fact.
So often our resolutions are determined in a weekend, and they tend to last as long. You look down, notice you've gained some weight and resolve to lose ten pounds. It's not something you really care about, it's just something you feel you ought to do. Stop that. This year try putting in more time and more thought. Do the upfront work, really determine what you're up against and then find a way to make some progress before you have to do this all over again.
These steps might help, but—as is often the case—how-to advice like this falls short. The frustrating truth is that, like me, you're probably going to have take time to experiment. You're going to have to find your own way of breaking out of what, if you've read this far, has almost certainly been an unsuccessful resolution mindset.


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Awesome Belle, Fort Loudon and Redbud Road have earned multiple black-type placings this year for their sire. Awesome of Course is also the sire of 2010's undefeated 2-year-old champion filly Awesome Feather, who is currently training very well at Saratoga for her return to the races this autumn.
Starting from the inside stall under Fernando Jara, Awesome Belle took control of the race the moment the gates opened establishing an unchallenged position on the lead. With none of her challengers able to get closer than a length after six furlongs in 1:13.09, Awesome Belle pulled clear easily coming intot he stretch. She covered the 1 1/16-mile distance over yielding turf in 1:44.46.
"Once she made the lead, she was very happy to relax, and just like last time, there wasn't a horse that really tried to come at us," Jara said. "And once she got relaxed, I knew that she would finish the race strong."
Trained by Stanley Gold, Awesome Belle, who also won the $300,000 My Dear Girl Division of the 2011 Florida Stallion S., has now visited the winner's circle five times in 18 starts with lifetime earnings of $398,387.
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Healthcare administration, are you wondering if this is your cup of tea? Do you want to make a difference in the society? Perhaps dreaming of a career with a high earning potential? With flexibility and a clear social mission in mind, a future in healthcare administration would be what you need to be looking at. Being in this sector, you will be focusing on the details that run a hospital or any kind of health care system. Being a healthcare administrator will imply that you have a well trained and strong background in healthcare as well as management.
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It's not every job that ends up on the Forbes list of Best Master Degrees and with a mid career mean of $87,000, need I speak more about how much more dreamy this field is? This lucrative career has projected an employment increase by 22%, according to Forbes! This would mean that almost 100,000 healthcare administrators will be in demand by the year 2016. If you are the kind of person who likes to work in the healthcare industry but does not like to pursue a career in the clinical line, being a healthcare administrator might just be the salvation to your impending dreams.
Having said that, the duties of a healthcare administrator is vast, important and varied. The basic tasks would be to coordinate the activities of health care organizations, corporations, doctor's offices, creating goals as well as strategies that help achieve them, budgeting, marketing, communication to all employees and so on. This is definitely a job that will challenge you at every step and keep building you as a person!
Why should this be a potential career for me?
Not only is the health care industry one of the fastest growing the world, but this is a field in the broad spectrum of healthcare that is not entirely clinical (so that means that the hard work of studying to be a doctor is successfully avoided) at the same time it brings you the satisfaction of working in the same setting, for a good remuneration, with wonderful people around working for a cause- to make this world a safer and better place!
Let me give you four more reasons as to why this would be the career for you:
- Strong Job Security: Money surely doesn't buy you happiness, but a good career with security will definitely fulfill a lot of your dreams which in turn will make you happy. This little twisted trick of life is what a lot of inspiring youth look for from a job. Although job security seems like a far-fetched idea in today's world, there is the silver lining that appears in the dark cloud that is economy: health care facilities. Yes, healthcare is on the rise and is blooming, making more and more opportunities for young enthusiasts in the field. With the constant ups and downs in the country, this is the golden egg that you shouldn't lose. Even during recession, healthcare is always up and rising which in turn offers you stability through life.
- Guarantee of employment: according to recent studies and statistics, health care administrators held 303,000 jobs in the year of 2010 and also suggest that due to the rise in demand of the health sector, there will be 68,000 more vacancies in the year of 2020! Going with the scale, by the time the baby boomer era reach their elder years, there will be a significant need for substantial healthcare, again proving the demand for healthcare administrators.
- Social Contribution from your end: Since this job does not involve direct contact with patients and their care, visiting patients might be the last item on your plate. This doesn't mean that you do not contribute to their lives at all. A health care administrator makes differences in patient's lives on various degrees. Without you, they would not have quality in the system of working. There would not have been any efficient coordination between the healthcare facilitators causing great confusion. You are also responsible for making the programs in the center which again includes outreach programs as well, touching several more lives. And finally, understand that it will be your magic that will bring life to the health care center that you will be working for. You will have the power to make or break someone's life.
- Roles that include Management: Healthcare Administrators, in other words are also called health service managers. Not only is this a field where you gain exposure as a health care professional working in the field but since you also play the role of a manager, you experience the perspective of a leader or a manager as well. Part of your duties will include making important decisions, coming up with business strategies, mentoring, influencing and attracting people. A huge part of your decisions also involve incorporating developments and efficiently running the health care center or system smoothly. Yes, the job description is much more varied and vast and will definitely depend upon your qualification, type of center, size of center, specialty, and prior experience and so on and so forth.
Okay, tell me more about the education needed?
Most fields' in health care being rewarding, there would be substantial training programs that you I might have to take to slowly reach the end of the rainbow to get that pot of gold. There are several schools that will guide you and offer programs in training, certification and licensing. Few schools also aid is accelerated learning that helps you finish courses even sooner! There is education for health care administration available at every level, right from bachelors to the doctoral.
Usually, there are three options that will be offered to a student at the bachelor's level while doing healthcare administration. One, a general management course; two, focusing on one particular element in the industry (long term care, ambulatory etc.); three, a specialist training in a particular are such as finance, documentation and so on.
The undergraduate degree will serve you the purpose of knowing the basics, the skills and a bit of the applied knowledge needed for a rookie entry. This will also serve as the launch pad to higher studies in the field as well. This course will also benefit students looking for a clinical career as well. So in case you feel like changing course, you always have the option to opt for something else even with the same degree.
At the Master's level, you have the choice to choose from the wide array of specializations that are available in the field. This will include long term care administration, management in the healthcare sectors and services in the same.
Education in this field will, in general, have lesser classes and more work. You will be expected to perform well in a competitive scene and will have high outlooks from you as a student. But this is only to make the dull diamond in you polish and shine much brighter.
Another alternative to furthering in this field would also be to take up online classes. Several universities and colleges provide online classes or a combination of both online and campus classes. Choosing a plan that suits your needs will help balance out activities and also steadily improve in your career. Fortunately, you can also study part time in a few universities, when studying. More awesomeness!
Tell me more about qualifications that might be needed
It is always handy to be the needle employers are searching for in a haystack. To be the needle, getting a degree, getting into school would be of utmost importance. Health care or hospital administrators are usually expected to hold a master's degree in the field and there are plenty of schools that provide the courses needed that will shape you into the shining ruby from the mine.
There are definitely a few things that you might need when going ahead for this course. Change is of priority when it comes to almost anything in the health sector. With the immense amount of work that is going around you every day, having a stern mind and also having the capacity to imbibe, learn and mould accordingly will be the most loved and looked for aspect as a health care administrator. Being flexible also allows lower stress with the workload that you might carry, hence, dealing with everything with an easy mind, which is crucial in a healthcare setting.
A few other traits that could help would include creativity, the sharpness of an analytical mind, the clarity of an organized plan and the flexibility to change according to situations and a logical head to balance all of these aspects on a daily basis. This career also asks from you the adeptness in communication, to all levels in an organization.
How important is licensing and/or certification in healthcare management?
Talking about certification and licensing in health care administration, a license is not considered a necessity, and this applies to a lot other areas in the health sector. Going according to state licensing, the requirements will vary depending on the state that you are in. All said and done, a license or a certification will be a stepping stone to your career. But, appropriate training is required before you appear in a certification or licensing exam. There are several institutions, which will guide you into the right path towards certification. Places such as American College of Health Care Administrators should be a choice if you are looking for long term care and assisted living as specializations, and the Professional Association of Health Care Office Management can be the option for medical practice managers.
Explain what my employment opportunities would be as a health care administrator
With the umpteen numbers of healthcare centers that are sprouting up for the care and attention of the population, there are a plethora of opportunities in this field. Health care administration is a necessity in several places such as personal clinics, hospitals, maternal care centers, nursing homes, residential centers, hospices, community care centers, physician's offices, rehabilitation facilities…and the list goes on! Health care administrators have been classified by the 'Department of Labor' as one, specialists or two, generalists. Both have varied job descriptions and are of much importance in a health care setting. The duties of a generalist includes managing an entire facility, in case of a bigger facility, they will aid the head administrators and help in the smooth functioning of the several departments that work under. Generalists also manage small systems within a healthcare center.
Specialists on the other hand, are more trained to take charge of a particular department in a clinical system. Specialists are also called clinical managers and are experienced in the clinical area that they are to manage. This can be done by studying or prior experience.
What would be my compensation or salary when working as a medical or healthcare administrator?
According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average wage that was calculated for all health care administrators came up to about $101,340, in the month of May, 2013. This being the average, the least was recorded as $55,500 and the highest median remuneration was recorded as $155, 130. While honestly saying that a degree and a certification or a licensing (in a few states) will help you gain more for the years you toiled, the average income does not look disappointing in this field.
The longer you are in the field, the higher your remuneration will be. This not only depends on your time in the area, but also the experience you had in the place, where you worked, degrees you hold et cetera.
To summarize, being in the health care field seems to be most rewarding and apt for anyone who wishes to have a lucrative life ahead of them. Pack your bags and get ready for a promising career ahead of you!
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Certain people believe that Healthcare Administration is not as significant as Clinical Medicine or the Nursing field. Do you agree or disagree? Give convincing arguments.
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