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California Chrome finishes sixth, Bayern wins Pennsylvania Derby
Bayern won the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby by 5 3/4 lengths Saturday, with Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner California Chrome finishing sixth in his first race since June 7. Ridden by Martin Garcia, Bayern ran 1 1/8 miles in a track-record time of 1:46.
Trainer Art Sherman on the defensive about choice for California Chrome's next race
Art Sherman sounded a bit amused this week when told that thoroughbred owner Ron Winchell believes California Chrome's handlers may have taken the wrong road when choosing the Kentucky Derby winner's comeback race.
Three-time Santa Anita Handicap winner Game On Dude retired
Game On Dude, record three-time winner of the Santa Anita Handicap and one of the best horses Hall of Famer Bob Baffert has ever trained, was retired Thursday after a career that saw him earn nearly $6.
Walk of Champions a positive step for horse racing
Sometimes I'm at a loss when trying to figure out what's behind some of the decision making in the horse racing industry. I try to listen to some of the CHRB meetings online but find myself turning them off midway through because I can't believe what I'm hearing.
California Chrome a real crowd-pleaser during workout at Los Alamitos
California Chrome stole the show Saturday during Los Alamitos Race Course's biggest day of its fall meet, even though it was Soi Phet who won the featured $200,750 Los Alamitos Mile in dominating fashion a little more than two hours later.
Belmont Stakes winner Palice Malice retired
Palace Malice, winner of last year's Belmont Stakes, is retiring after a deep bone bruise in his left hind leg was discovered. Cot Campbell, president of Dogwood Stable, said Friday that the 4-year-old horse was examined a day earlier at a veterinary hospital in Lexington.
Los Alamitos opens Friday for 11-day fall season meet
LOS ALAMITOS — Ready for Act II? Los Alamitos Race Course today will open its doors for its 11-day fall season, which replaces the L.A. County Fair meet, after the track's first thoroughbred season in 23 years played to mix reviews.
Del Mar puts positive spin on a tough meet
There are some numbers regarding Del Mar's 2014 summer meet that just don't lie. For instance, Rafael Bejarano breezed to his third consecutive riding title at the track with 42 victories, 10 clear of runner-up Kent Desormeaux.
California Chrome will have a public training session at Los Alamitos Saturday
California Chrome lost out on horse racing's Triple Crown but he still has fans and some of them could very well be among those who turn out to Saturday's races at Los Alamitos Race Course.
American Pharoah gives trainer Bob Baffert another Del Mar Futurity winner
DEL MAR >> Track officials might as well rename the $300,000 Del Mar Futurity the Bob Baffert Juvenile, seeing as though the 61-year-old Hall of Fame trainer has made the Grade I race his own personal playground since saddling Silver Charm for a victory in 1996.
Midnight Storm triumphs in Del Mar Derby; Rafael Bejarano rides six winners
Midnight Storm won the $300,000 Del Mar Derby by 3 1/4 lengths on Sunday, and Rafael Bejarano rode six winners on the card. Ridden by Tyler Baze, Midnight Storm ran 1 1/8 miles on the turf in 1:47.
Sunset Glow victorious in Del Mar Debutante
Sunset Glow won the $300,000 Del Mar Debutante for 2-year-old fillies by a neck over Her Emmynency on Saturday. Ridden by Victor Espinoza, Sunset Glow ran seven furlongs on Polytrack in 1:23.12 and paid $3.
Last call for track announcer Tom Durkin, who's had a memorable career
Don't for one second feel sorry for NYRA track announcer Tom Durkin. The man who's called races for some of the greatest horses to step foot on a race track is calling it a career when Saratoga concludes its summer meet this weekend, but he's not one bit sorry he's leaving.
Del Mar leaders, stakes schedule, notes
out of the gate DEL MAR LEADERS Through Thursday JOCKEYS / WINS Rafael Bejarano / 29 Kent Desormeaux / 27 Elvis Trujillo / 26 Mike Smith / 25 Tyler Baze / 19 TRAINERS / WINS Jerry Hollendorfer / 16 Peter Miller / 14 Doug O'Neill / 12 John Sadler / 12 Bob Hess Jr.
Santa Anita's track outfitted with drought-friendly El Segundo sand
ARCADIA>> Santa Anita Park's race track will reopen on September 2. It has been closed to training since July 10 for renovations, including an upgrade of the main track. The track, which was once surfaced in an artificial sand layer, will now boast a natural and native covering of El Segundo sand.
Goldencents breezes to victory in Pat O'Brien Stakes at Del Mar
DEL MAR — When Goldencents makes the lead, the 4-year-old Into Mischief colt is one tough customer. In last fall's Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile, Goldencents took the lead out of the gate, set some scorching fractions and blew away his 10 opponents by 2 3/4 lengths.
Shared Belief stays unbeaten, win $1 million Pacific Classic at Del Mar
DEL MAR — It wasn't enough that Shared Belief had to prove he could go a mile and a quarter and beat quality older horses for the first time. He had to go and make life difficult for jockey Mike Smith.
Pacific Classic at Del Mar more than a two-horse-race
DEL MAR >> Defending champion Game On Dude and unbeaten Shared Belief have deservedly drawn much of the attention when talk centered around Sunday's 24th running of the $1 million Pacific Classic at Del Mar.
Arcadia to celebrate Seabiscuit, horse racing with 'Walk of Champions'
Arcadia's long history of horse racing will be honored on September 27 at the grand opening of the Thoroughbred Racing Walk of Champions. Two of the masterminds behind the project, Gail Marshall and Sandy Snider, gave a talk at the new Arcadia Museum Education Center about their efforts on bringing the Walk of Champions to Arcadia.
Del Mar leaders, stakes, information
DEL MAR LEADERS Through Thursday JOCKEYS / WINS Rafael Bejarano / 23 Kent Desormeaux / 22 Elvis Trujillo / 20 Mike Smith / 19 Tyler Baze / 15 Fernando Perez / 15 Joe Talamo / 15 TRAINERS / WINS Jerry Hollendorfer / 12 Peter Miller / 12 John Sadler / 10 Bob Hess Jr.
Mike Smith chooses youth when deciding whom to ride in Pacific Classic
DEL MAR — The Decision. In horse racing circles, it could some day be compared to The Catch or The Drive, two moments that will forever be a part of NFL history. It may eventually rank right up there with The Shot, made famous by the NBA's Michael Jordan.
Game On Dude, Shared Belief head field for Pacific Classic at Del Mar
A field of 11, headed by defending champion Game On Dude and unbeaten 3-year-old standout Shared Belief, was entered Wednesday for Sunday's $1 million Pacific Classic at Del Mar. The lineup for the 24th edition of the seaside track's signature race also includes Gold Cup at Santa Anita winner Majestic Harbor, Charles Town Classic champion Imperative and millionaire Clubhouse Ride.
Personal Diary wins for trainer Vicki Oliver in Del Mar Oaks
DEL MAR >> The first question out of most onlookers' mouths after Saturday's $300,750 Grade I Del Mar Oaks involved trainer Vicki Oliver. Like, who is she? Oliver won only her second race ever at Del Mar and the first Grade I stakes of her career when Personal Diary pulled a 9-1 upset in the 1 1/8-mile turf race for 3-year-old fillies under jockey Corey Nakatani.
Why not focus on what's good about the sport?
I'm fed up with people who know nothing about horse racing ragging on the sport. I'm tired of the so-called "experts" who claim racing is evil and should be abolished. Are there evils in the world of horse racing? You betcha.
Out of the Gate: Horse racing stats and notes
DEL MAR LEADERS Through Thursday JOCKEYS / WINS Kent Desormeaux / 18 Elvis Trujillo / 18 Rafael Bejarano / 16 Mike Smith / 16 Fernando Perez / 14 TRAINERS / WINS Peter Miller / 12 Jerry Hollendorfer / 10 Bob Hess Jr.
Churchill Downs announcer Larry Collmus leaving for New York
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Churchill Downs is losing its new track announcer to the New York Racing Association. NYRA CEO Chris Kay said Wednesday in New York that Larry Collmus will start calling races on the New York circuit in April during the spring meet at Aqueduct Racetrack.
Mike Smith celebrates birthday by riding Moulin de Mougin to victory at Del Mar
Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith celebrated his 49th birthday in style Sunday, guiding Moulin de Mougin at 8-1 odds to an upset victory in the 57th running of the Grade II $250,000 John C. Mabee Stakes for older fillies and mares at Del Mar.
Mike Smith rides Enterprising to victory in La Jolla Handicap at Del Mar
Enterprising won the $150,000 La Jolla Handicap for 3-year-olds by 1¼ lengths as turf racing resumed Saturday at Del Mar. Ridden by Hall of Famer Mike Smith, Enterprising ran 1 1/16 miles on the turf in 1:41.
Palace Malice's dismal showing in Whitney a 'head-scratcher'
There were some, mostly on the East Coast, that already had Palace Malice penciled in as the 2014 Horse of the Year after he began the season with four consecutive victories, including a win over reigning Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile champion Goldencents in the Grade I Met Mile on Belmont Stakes Day.
Del Mar leaders, stats, notes
DEL MAR LEADERS Through Thursday JOCKEYS / WINS Rafael Bejarano / 14 Kent Desormeaux / 14 Elvis Trujillo / 14 Fernando Perez / 11 Tyler Baze / 10 Mike Smith / 10 Joe Talamo / 10 TRAINERS / WINS Peter Miller / 10 Jerry Hollendorfer / 8 Doug O'Neill / 7 Bob Baffert / 6 Robert Hess Jr.
Skyway holds on to win Best Pal Stakes at Del Mar
Skyway held off fast-closing Henry's Holiday by a length Sunday in the $300,000 Best Pal Stakes for 2-year-olds at Del Mar. Ridden by Stewart Elliott, Skyway ran six furlongs on Polytrack in 1:16.
Iotapa triumphs in Clement L. Hirsch Stakes at Del Mar
Iotapa won the $300,000 Clement L. Hirsch Stakes for older fillies and mares by a half-length over Broken Sword on Saturday at Del Mar. Ridden by Joe Talamo, Iotapa ran 1 1/16 miles in 1:43.04 and paid $4, $2.
Del Mar leaders, stakes schedule, information
DEL MAR LEADERS JOCKEYS / WINS Tyler Baze / 10 Kent Desormeaux / 10 Elvis Trujillo 10 Mike Smith / 9 Rafael Bejarano / 7 Martin Garcia / 7 TRAINERS / WINS Peter Miller / 8 Doug O'Neill / 7 Bob Baffert / 5 Mark Glatt / 4 Jerry Hollendorfer / 4 John Sadler / 4 WEEKEND STAKES SCHEDULE DEL MAR Friday • $200,000 Real Good Deal Stakes, 3-year-old Cal-breds, 7 furlongs Saturday • $300,000 Grade I Clement L.
Art Wilson: California Chrome still shining brightly
In a sport where some pundits often rush to judgment, this year's crop of 3-year-olds may be developing into a nice lot. Whereas early in the year California Chrome was dispatching all comers and critics found fault in his opposition, it now appears the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner will face some stern tests this fall.
Tyler Baze rides Big Macher to Bing Crosby Stakes win at Del Mar
DEL MAR >> Turns out Tyler Baze is not only a pretty good jockey, but he can also handicap the horses a little bit as well. He had a strong feeling he was aboard the best horse in Sunday's feature race at Del Mar.
Fed Biz wins San Diego Handicap at Del Mar in record time
Fed Biz maintained his perfect Del Mar record Saturday as he led from start to finish to win the Grade II $200,000 San Diego Handicap in track record time of 1:41.00 for the 1 1/16 miles over the Polytrack surface.
Del Mar horse racing leaders, schedule, information
DEL MAR LEADERS Through Thursday JOCKEYS / WINS Martin Garcia / 6 Mike Smith / 6 Elvis Trujillo / 6 Tyler Baze / 5 Martin Pedroza / 5 TRAINERS / WINS Peter Miller / 5 Doug O'Neill / 5 Vann Belvoir / 3 Jerry Hollendorfer / 3 Kristin Mulhall / 3 Michael Pender / 3 John Sadler / 3 WEEKEND STAKES SCHEDULE DEL MAR Today • $100,000 Grade III Cougar II Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1/2 miles Saturday • $200,000 Grade II San Diego Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1/16 miles • $200,000 Fleet Treat Stakes, 3-year-old Cal-bred fillies, 7 furlongs
Tom's Tribute wins Eddie Read Stakes at Del Mar
DEL MAR >> The $300,250 Eddie Read Stakes, the first Grade I race of Del Mar's 75th season, had a feel-good angle to it right from the start. Jeranimo, the recently retired 2013 Eddie Read winner who won 11 of 40 career starts for earnings of $1.
Istanford wins San Clemente Handicap at Del Mar
Istanford led all the way in winning the $200,000 San Clemente Handicap for 3-year-old fillies by 2½ lengths over Tepin on Saturday at Del Mar. With Rafael Bejarano aboard, Istanford ran one mile on the newly expanded turf course in 1:33.
California Chrome's owners have a lot to learn about class
All that good will the owners of California Chrome built up during the colt's run at the Triple Crown? All the feel-good stories about the horse and its connections that took months to digest? The whole California Chrome saga that left us all rooting for him as he tried valiantly to become the sport's 12th Triple Crown winner and first in 36 years? Most of it is gone now.
Los Alamitos leaders, stakes, information
LOS ALAMITOS LEADERS Final standings JOCKEYS / WINS Drayden Van Dyke / 12 Joe Talamo / 8 Elvis Trujillo / 6 Edwin Maldonado / 4 Tiago Pereira / 4 TRAINERS / WINS Peter Miller / 3 15 tied / 2 WEEKEND STAKES DEL MAR Saturday •$200,000 Grade II San Clemente Handicap, 3-year-old fillies, 1 mile (turf) •$90,000 Osunitas Stakes, 3-year-olds and up, fillies and mares, 1 1/16 miles (turf) Sunday •$300,000 Grade I Eddie Read Stakes, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1/8 miles (turf)] DOWN THE STRETCH •Los Alamitos GM Brad McKinzie, while admitting the track's first thoroughbred meet in 23 years could have yielded better numbers, also said the eight-day Summer Festival was a positive steppingstone to the future.
L.A. County Fair Association, Los Alamitos Race Course seeking horse racing license for September
POMONA>>Representatives of the Los Angeles County Fair Association and Los Alamitos Race Course will go before the California Horse Racing Board Friday seeking a license to conduct a horse racing meet in September.
Del Mar looking to continue successes on, off track
Perhaps the world's largest beach party, the 36-day Del Mar thoroughbred racing meet, gets underway today with something the sport's fans don't see enough of these days — a program comprised of full fields.
Chef Bobby Flay offers recipe for success to owners of California Chrome
Unfolding like a bad fifth season of "Honey Boo-Boo" or "Pawn Stars", the feel-good California Chrome story suddenly has become ugly, loathsome and weird. So weird and so ugly in fact that on Sunday celebrity chef
Doinghardtimeagain wins Great Lady M. Stakes at Los Alamitos
LOS ALAMITOS >> Turning for home, trainer Jerry Hollendorfer thought Doinghardtimeagain was going to finish third Saturday in the $200,000 Grade II Great Lady M. Stakes at Los Alamitos Race Course.
Hangover Kid wins Bowling Green Handicap at Belmont Park
Hangover Kid edged Grandeur by a head Saturday in the $200,000 Bowling Green Handicap on the turf at Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y. Jose Lezcano was aboard for trainer Jason Servis as the 6-year-old got his seventh win in 24 starts.
Horse's history reveals tragic link to 2008 Covina Christmas massacre
The horse that Megan Gaynes bought at a Mira Loma auction last month for $300 was once worth $50,000 and ran races in both the east and west coasts in his younger days. Gaynes, founder of Auction Horses Rescue in Santa Clarita, said they knew the 12-year-old gelding was a racehorse.
Los Alamitos leaders, stakes, information
LOS ALAMITOS THOROUGHBRED LEADERS Through Thursday JOCKEYS / WINS Drayden Van Dyke / 7 Joe Talamo / 5 artin Garcia / 3 Edwin Maldonado / 3 Elvis Trujillo / 3 TRAINERS / WINS Bob Baffert / 2 Kelly Castaneda / 2 Philip D'Amato / 2 Ronald Ellis / 2 Jorge Gutierrez / 2 Peter Miller / 2 Walther Solis / 2 WEEKEND STAKES LOS ALAMITOS RACE COURSE Saturday •$200,000 Grade II Great Lady M.
Too early to judge numbers at Los Alamitos; California Chrome coming home
Early numbers are out for the opening week of Los Alamitos Race Course's first thoroughbred meet since August 1991, but it's too soon to rush to any judgment. The overall handle for Los Alamitos' first four days was down compared to the corresponding dates at Hollywood Park in 2013.
Thoroughbred racehorse owner B.J. Wright dies after battle with cancer
Thoroughbred racehorse owner B.J. Wright, best known for his charismatic attitude at the track and Grade 1 stakes winners Jeranimo and Ultimate Eagle, died Tuesday. He was 76. Wright, a Pasadena resident who founded Lifesource Water Systems, was also a philanthropist and often donated a portion of the purse money his horses won to charity.


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Here's the 8 p.m. update from Wisconsin Emergency Management:
The State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) at 8:00 pm held an SEOC briefing to provide a statewide situational awareness update on the winter storm that is occurring. Statewide we are seeing a variety of conditions. Holy Hill near Milwaukee reported 11" at 1900 CST. Middleton reported 19" at 1600 CST and more snow has fallen since. Winds are from the NW gusting to 30-40 MPH from Eau Claire to Milwaukee. Reducing visibilities, blowing snow, 2-6 mile visibility in areas where snowfall has ended. Visibility is being reported at .5 - 1.5 miles in areas where snow is still falling, primarily Madison to Wausau and areas east to Lake Michigan.
Utility companies are reporting 30-35,000 customers without power statewide and they are having difficulties reaching certain areas to make the necessary repairs.
WisDOT - The majority of road crews were pulled off most highways at 8 pm with the exception of the interstates. Full crews will be back out in early morning.
WING - Ten winter support force packages are still on standby. Staffing has been reduced on six of the units. The reduction will not affect the capability that can deploy. Ten armories are available to be used as shelters in response to power outages.
Many state airports statewide are experiencing delays or canceled flights.
DNR - Additional wardens remain on standby until midnight.
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Wisconsin Emergency Management is providing continuous information on the storm through its website and Twitter/Facebook dispatches along with the public information officer has provided information to 50 media outlets.
MADISON (WKOW) -- Here's the 6 p.m. update from Wisconsin Emergency Management:
The State Emergency Operations Center at 3 pm held a conference call with the National Weather Service (NWS) at Sullivan, WI. There is a blizzard warning for most of the southern half of the state extending up through Door County. The southeastern corner of the state and most of the northern half of the state are under a winter storm warning or winter weather advisory. From 7 am through the end of the storm another 6-8 inches is expected in most of southern Wisconsin with the exception of the counties along the lake which will get 3-4 inches total. Currently the rain-to-snow transition is a line from approximately Port Washington to Lake Geneva that is expected to move east and reach Milwaukee around 5 pm. Wind is expected to increase this evening culminating in gusts over 30 mph in the western part of the state and over 40 mph along the lake. Winds over 60 mph may occur in the Door County peninsula. Wind chill temperatures will be in the singles and teens throughout the state tonight and tomorrow. For more information check the NWS website.
Wisconsin State Patrol reports that there was a semi jackknifed on I-39/I-90 westbound (northbound) at mile marker 152 (just north of the Highway 51 interchange near Stoughton) in Dane County. Traffic is moving in the left lane. Units are at the scene. There have also been numerous reports from across the state of semis jackknifed. This indicates that roads are slippery and the high winds create an increased risk.
Power is out to 17,673 customers scattered throughout southern Wisconsin. More outages are being reported in southeastern Wisconsin as the snow line advances in that direction. All companies are working to restore power. The following is a breakdown by company:
Air operations reported that the FAA is not expecting any airport closures, but several airlines will be delaying and cancelling flights. O'Hare is not sending flights to Wisconsin because the planes have not arrived from Wisconsin to reload.
Public information has been in contact with over 40 media outlets: radio, newspaper, and television including CNN. Updates have also been disseminated via social media with good feedback.
The State Emergency Operations Center is activated to Level 3. This activation includes Wisconsin Emergency Management, the Department of Natural Resources, the Wisconsin State Patrol, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, and the Wisconsin National Guard. The incident is actively being worked in a continuous 24-hour cycle.
MADISON (WKOW) -- Meteorologists say the Blizzard Warning for our area has been extended to midnight on Friday.
The Blizzard Warning will go into effect at noon Thursday. It was originally set to expire at 6:00 p.m., but that has now been extended to early Friday morning.
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The Madison area could get up to 16" of new snow by tomorrow afternoon with a wide area of 12-16" storm totals, with most of southern Wisconsin getting more than 6" by the time the snow ends.
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People are missing the design elegance of rift. They know balancing trees is a PITA, so they've done away with most of the role paradigm. Pick one of 4 archetypes, you have 8 souls to pick from and you can pick any 3 -- they're letting the community balance and police themselves. Wow's paternalistic attempts to get it 'perfect' have resulted in worst gameplay over the years, and 6 years later they can't get it right. The talent trees now are so limited as to make me wonder why there's ANY choice at all. In rift you can have 4 soul builds available to you instantly. you can mage heal, cleric or rogue tank, rogue heal, rogue ranged... the combinations are limitless.
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I find it hard to believe that that video was actually comforting.
Gunzet I am going to give you the native American name "thread killer" ok?
I find it hard to believe that that video was actually comforting.
Live the life to the extreme but keep in mind that you don't regret what you have done.
Buuuut I know it digs in on some people's anxiety, and thinking about death is tough if you're not in acceptance with it yet. My bad man D: though I'll take the name ;D.
Now on topic. What I find hard to accept is the fact that there's only the illusion of free will. Had a big conversation about this with the Kodos and Del on the last forum, about whether there really is actually free will, but I've come to see that there really are only a certain number of predetermined paths sadly.
No don't get me wrong I actually was comforted by the video. It's just odd because it's literally some dude saying "you are going to die and there's nothing you can do about it". It's an awkward awful thing to say but so true and explained very well that it just makes you say "yea ok I guess that's alright" and not worry about it.
I'm not going to die. I don't know about you guys.
I guess that is a hard reality to accept. That you're going to die, but I'm not.
9ers didn't make it to the Super Bowl. DAMN IT, I CAN'T ACCEPT IT, GRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!!
I think phenomenology, a form of immaterialism, provides the most believable account of our world. Phenomenology analyses the way our minds structure experience rather than the issue of whether there is a noumenal world (which, as Kant pointed out, is unknowable and thus unimportant). It questions our traditional ways of structuring our experience into frameworks, and thus questions most meta-narratives, making it compatible with postmodern philosophy.
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Representative realism and immaterialism - Huh, I should read up on some of this. Do you have any formal education in philosophy, Del?
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Marc Weiszer of the Athens Banner-Herald talks with Rodney Garner about Georgia's recruiting progress. The Dogs have 14 commitments for their 2010 class and recruiting coordinator Garner says he expects Georgia to sign 20 to 21 players. "I can't see us really being over that," he says. …
The Banner-Herald also has an update on how Georgia's corps of tight ends is shaping up. Redshirt sophomore Aron White, who looks to be the starter on Sept. 5 against Oklahoma State, says he's hit the weight room hard and has bulked up. He's now at 239 pounds, up about 10 pounds since spring, which should help with his blocking, which has been the main concern about White, who last year sometimes got tossed around like a rag doll, as one friend put it. "He's a guy that showed up about 210 or 215 pounds. We didn't know if he'd grow," Mark Richt says. "He's fought like mad to get every one of the [added pounds] and it's all muscle. He's got to the point where he can legitimately play tight end in our system."
Meanwhile, Weiszer raises the possibility that original projected tight end starter Bruce Figgins, who's been suspended for the first six games, might wind up getting redshirted. Which would really mean he didn't get serve a suspension at all. I'm with Senator Blutarsky, who says of that proposal: Bad, bad idea.
July 13th, 2009
4:05 pm
Mork to Orson, come in Orson.
July 13th, 2009
4:13 pm
Where is the tight end? Fabulous, you sit by me.
July 13th, 2009
4:48 pm
Why would FIggins being redshirted be like he didn't serve a suspension? That's just stupid. The kid was fully expected to be the starter this year and for him to go from that to not playing at all seems like punishment to me. Plus it would be in the best interest of the team to have him for a full year and not a half.
July 13th, 2009
5:18 pm
I support the Dawgs, the Coaching Staff, and The University of Georgia. I am Dawgstephen, and I approve this message.
July 13th, 2009
5:46 pm
I am very excited about the future of the TE position. I would love to see a double set with Orson Charles and Aron White. That would create mismatches with a LB covering one or both. Run two vertical seam routes and that would produce touchdowns. With Green on the outside, a team would have to keep a safety in double coverage. With our young receivers on the other side, that would be difficult to stop. Ros is going to make a great H-back type with great blocking. Arthur Lynch is going to be a total TE. Bruce Figgins is a future NFL TE.
July 13th, 2009
5:51 pm
Bill King, I totally disagree with you. The young man made a stupid mistake. Sitting out a year will be enough punishment. In college, we all made mistakes. They didn't throw us out of school for a year every time we screwed up. Let the young man sit on the bench and think about his decisions. A redshirt year for a starter is a form of punishment. Bruce is a kid that will learn from a mistake.
July 13th, 2009
6:12 pm
They threatened to throw me out of school when I screwed up. I am still scarred from that experience.
July 13th, 2009
6:27 pm
UGA used to be a TE factory – but the last few years – not so much.
The Chandler kid could block – but not catch. The few times I saw UGA – thought Figgins looked good. Not as familiar with Aaron White – but remember he was a prize recruit.
I thing RB and QB maybe the Offense's biggest concern – not TE.
Also depth at WR position is a concern. UGA will be young at this position – and it takes a good season or two to totally understand the routes, defenses, and the blocking that is required. Too many freshman need to step up – will be interesting.
Rooooooooooollllllllllllllllllllll TIDE!!!!!!
July 13th, 2009
6:32 pm
We have Green, Brown and White on the field catching passes. If we only had a Mr. Blue and Mr. Black on the team we could mesh all those colors and it would make the color of GT's uniforms.
July 13th, 2009
6:40 pm
Hey B
July 13th, 2009
6:44 pm
Hey Bama Stan…Good observation…I would have to say that the same thing could be said about Bama's team…untested QB and RB as well as no wide receiver depth….although you got offensive line concerns and Georgia doesn't.
July 13th, 2009
7:05 pm
Mr. Bill King name me one SEC school more strict than UGA. Mark Richt actually suspends his players when they break the rules. No other team in the SEC comes close to being as strict as Mark Richt.
July 13th, 2009
7:06 pm
I love sexy Saben cause hes got a tight end but he can also be a wide reciever.
July 13th, 2009
7:07 pm
Sorry, thats sexy Saban or maybe sexie Sabie.
July 13th, 2009
7:50 pm
How many players from THUGA arrested in the last few years? Oh, that's right – one area where you are #1. You have a lot more to worry about than tight ends and redshirt as a punishment. Sounds more like Cellblock U to me.
July 13th, 2009
7:54 pm
….Bill I have to disagree with you on Figgins.A redshirt would be the fair thing to do because the kid did play last year with a separated shoulder and didn't whine he could have took a red shirt but chose to take one for the team and play anyway.He would be losing a year of pt so I say that's fair.If he had injured that shoulder more by playing we would have called him a true dawg,warrior and all that.
July 13th, 2009
8:06 pm
Bill, don't agree with your method of punishment. Can you imagine losing a year of playing football? The horror. The horror. Redshirting would send the message. If we had all been held to high conduct standards at UGA, the graduation rate would be 10 percent. Having said that, punish them for serious offenses – even kick 'em off the team. I wanna hear more about Aaron Murray, BTW, who looked like a stud on film and in the G-Day game.
July 13th, 2009
8:08 pm
And does anybody know when the away-game ticket cutoff scores will be announced?
July 13th, 2009
8:46 pm
Hey Bill,
Please double-check your facts. It was discussed throughly on rivals.com about Figgin's suspension. A redshirt will not replace his 6-game suspension. He will still have to serve it next year. Richt just decided to redshirt him so he can rebuild his shoulder completely and be ready the 2nd half next year.
July 13th, 2009
9:04 pm
figgins is a non factor now
July 14th, 2009
1:11 am
I would go ahead and redshirt Figgins, you want the kid to learn from his error. A year off would give him plenty of time to think about his transgression. As with any punisher, immediacy is key. Without the consequence being timely, what is the point?
July 14th, 2009
2:09 am
Tailback is the Dawgs' biggest offensive concern. They went into spring practice with "it's Caleb King's job to lose" and finished with no idea who will be starting next year. Things were so bad that they put in a backup fullback (Fred Munzenmeier) at tailback and he did a better job than the other guys. At this point, the coaches may be hoping that one of the several tailbacks who missed spring practice can take the job.
July 14th, 2009
7:02 am
Washaun. Thats all you need to say about TB.
July 14th, 2009
8:11 am
I believe the redshirt is because he had to have his shoulder completely reconstructed after manning up and playing a whole year with a seperated shoulder and torn labrum. I did that in highschool, couldn't imagine finishing the year in the SEC. The kids shoulder was probably sliding out of joint 2-5 times a week. He was a true warrior last year.
July 14th, 2009
9:04 am
45-42!!!!!!! hahahahhahahahahahahahahahaha
July 14th, 2009
9:29 am
Hmm, tough call. A 6 month suspension effectively takes his 4yrs of eligibility to 3.5yrs.
But forcing a redshirt effectively turns his 6month suspension into 1yr.
I see what your trying to say Bill, but I'd agree that the punishment is still there. It's kind of knocking two birds out with one stone but, if a redshirt was optional and now it's not I'd say it's still punishment.
July 14th, 2009
12:08 pm
Another 4 star DE Dexter Morant announced he will be heading to Athens!
Go Dawgs!
July 14th, 2009
12:28 pm
Scout just updated their recruiting rankings and UGA just jumped UF and is now ranked #4.
July 14th, 2009
12:33 pm
the great thing about Saint Simons repetitive post is that it has stopped bothering me at all. At first, I would read that and get mad. Then I would picture him (as a little pencil necked geek) laughing as he typed. I wanted to meet him at the BP some day. The first few months, it had exactly the effect he intended.
Thankfully he continued to post it. And my response lessened with each time I saw it.
Now I glaze over that daily comment and it is completely meaningless to me. It doesn't hurt at all anymore. I actually smile when i see it.
Saint Simons has done what I didn't ever think a Tech fan could do. He helped me get over the once in 8 years loss to the geek squad.
Thanks old saint. Keep up the good work.
July 14th, 2009
3:26 pm
The Figgins situation is tricky, but the red shirt may be just the ticket for him if his shoulder isn't healed. Would Richt really make him sit out six games next year? If that is the case he might consider transfering to another program. Transfers have to sit out a year anyway and he could play a full senior season, besides, UGA has brought in some major talent at TE and there is no guarantee he will start next year even after being suspended six games.
July 14th, 2009
7:46 pm
Will somebody please hand "Yes Sir" that big trophy over there that says "Recruiting Champion" on it. It's right next to the one that says "Pre-Season National Champion".
July 15th, 2009
10:04 am
Figgins is a great athlete but a bad egg. Force him to serve his suspension. The Dawgs have done well closing the deal on top tight end recruits. Get a guy who isn't a character issue.


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Loved how she tried to blow the bubbles and blew too hard:)
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(SportsNetwork.com) - The San Francisco Giants are back on the west coast and will start the final leg of their 10-game road trip Thursday against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first of four straight games at Chavez Ravine.
The Giants swept the Atlanta Braves to open the cross-country sojourn, then won the opener of a three-game set against the Pittsburgh Pirates. However, the hosts evened the series with Tuesday's 2-1 win thanks to the majors' new replay system and took the set with a 4-3 victory Wednesday.
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Belt also homered and starting pitcher Tim Lincecum was saddled with the loss for permitting all four runs and eight hits in four innings. The right-hander struck out two batters and walked two.
"I just wasn't finishing my pitches," said Lincecum. "Things were just rolling into the zone."
The Giants fell to 16-3 when scoring first this season.
Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval was out of the starting lineup Wednesday because of an injured left thumb. He singled as a pinch-hitter in the fifth inning and later scored on Belt's double.
Sandoval could be back in the lineup Thursday, when the Giants hand Ryan Vogelsong the ball. Vogelsong has been pitching well of late, going 2-0 with a 0.69 earned run average in his last two starts -- both San Francisco wins. He tossed seven shutout innings for a no-decision versus Cleveland on April 27 and held the Braves to a run in six innings of Saturday's 3-1 win.
Vogelsong, who started 0-1 with 7.71 ERA in his first four starts, is now 1-1 with a 4.60 ERA on the season. The right-hander will face the Dodgers for a third time this season and has posted two no-decisions, allowing five runs across 10 innings of work. Vogelsong is 4-3 with a 3.97 ERA in 21 career games (12 starts) against Los Angeles.
The Dodgers are back home to play seven straight against the Giants and Miami Marlins, and went 5-4 on their recent trek. They took all three meetings in Minnesota at the start of the month, but then dropped two of three meetings to both Miami and Washington.
In Wednesday's 3-2 loss at Nationals Park, Adrian Gonzalez and Yasiel Puig stroked RBI singles in the first inning and Washington scored the next three runs to hold on. Adam LaRoche's two-run single in the bottom of the first tied the game and Denard Span scored on Wilson Ramos's sac fly in the fifth.
Dodgers starter Dan Haren was responsible for all three runs in the loss and lasted six innings with two strikeouts and a pair of walks. Haren permitted seven hits in his first loss of the season (4-1).
"Besides the first inning I held them down," Haren said.
Puig was back in the lineup after suffering headaches and missing two games following a collision with the right field wall at Nationals Park.
Josh Beckett will make his sixth start of the season and 14th in the past two years Thursday versus the NL West-rival Giants. Beckett pitched against the Giants in a 3-2 loss on April 15 and received a no-decision, as he fired five scoreless innings and allowed only two hits. He did walk five and fan four.
Beckett, the 2003 World Series MVP, lost at Miami last Friday and gave up four runs in 6 2/3 innings of a 6-3 setback. The right-hander has allowed six runs in the previous two starts and has a 3.14 ERA in 28 2/3 innings. Beckett has a 4-5 record and a 3.43 ERA in 10 career starts against San Francisco.
The Giants have played well this season against Los Angeles, going 4-2, and are 9-3 in the past 12 matchups between the division foes.
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By Christian Jennings - bio | email Baconton, GA (WALB) – More than half the students at Baconton Community Charter school have classes in mobile units behind the school building. And that creates a safety concern anytime there's bad weather.
But this rapidly growing school has big plans for the future.
When the rain just won't let up, kids at Baconton Community Charter School put on their rain boots and prepare to get wet.
"Every time it rains I get soaked," said Spencer Mathis.
"It's kinda loud in here when it rains and it kinda leaks," said Matthew Dean.
This 6th grade class is one of more than two dozen classes held in a trailer, which creates more than just an inconvenience.
"If we have a tornado these trailers aren't safe," said Allissa McCook.
On rainy and stormy days teachers and faculty are on high alert, because if high winds come, they have to move everyone outside, inside.
"Then when you go to the secondary classroom, it's hot and crowded," said Principal Lynn Pinson.
And chaotic. Considering more than half the student body is in the trailers.
"All middle, all high school, and two elementary grades are in mobile units," said Pinson.
The charter school opened in 2000 with a little more than 100 students. It's grown every year, and every year they've had to add more mobile units. Now it houses 729 students, and is still growing.
"That's why weren't so excited for the loan to close and we can begin construction on the new building which will sit right over there," said Pinson.
A village with middle and high school classrooms, a new lunchroom, and a student center.
"Best case scenario these mobile units are coming out this summer and we're in our new building by the beginning of next year," said Pinson.
And you won't here any complaints about that. Right now the school leases the modular units for ten thousand dollars a year.
They say the new village won't be too much of an extra cost because the money spent on the trailers will be transferred to a mortgage payment.
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I logged on to Tumblr after working all day to find some fandom-related drama on my dash. This isn't particularly unusual, but this drama was related to a prominent fandom blogger accusing a large number of people in the fandom of not being "true fans" based on a pretty arbitrary standard. I'm a…
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NORTHVILLE - On Feb 4, Gail Cramer, the Northville historian, will present on the history of Northville at 12:30 p.m. at the Red Rooster located at the BCON Corner Facility at Bridge and Main Streets. The program is sponsored by The Senior Task Force for Senior Living and follows the weekly congregate meal which is served from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Those interested in participating in a senior stretch class with instructor Oni Antonucci may attend the sessions from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at a cost of $5 per session or $25 for six sessions. Attendees can come every week, or as they can. They will pay only for the weeks they attend.
Attendees can attend Red Rooster programs without attending the meal, come for the program, bring a bag lunch to join the lunch or attend the meal only.
Those who want to partake in the OFA meal are to call OFA at 736-5650 to make lunch reservations and if unable to attend the luncheon, call OFA to cancel the meal. If the OFA meal site is closed due to inclement weather, there will be no program at the Red Rooster that day.


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Let's face it, most of us will overindulge on our favorite holiday foods over the next couple of weeks. Some will even throw out their exercise routine because they can't find the time.
In this installment of 'Smarter Living,' personal trainer Bekah Morgan explains why taking too much of a break can lead to excess weight gain, plus some quick circuits that can be done just about anywhere.
Weight gain is very common around the holidays and most people just assume they'll shed the pounds once the season is over, but Morgan says there are better options out there.
"The better plan is to prevent the weight gain from happening in the first place," she says.
She says it's important to stick with your regular workout routine, even if that requires some modifications.
"That might mean getting up earlier and getting your workout in before your crazy day even starts."
Morgan says that doing certain circuit exercises for just a few minutes a day can ward off unwanted pounds and give you more energy.
She suggests triceps dips, planks and squat jumps.
"Consistency is the key. That is how you're going to change your body and that's how you're going to stay on track," Morgan says. "The more you do it, the stronger your body gets."
To learn how to properly do these exercises, check out the video above.
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A teen's act of faith at a track meet gets his team disqualified.
The Columbus High School track team in Texas was competing for a chance to qualify for the state meet. Their relay team finished first, but won't be advancing.
After winning the race, the runner pointed to the sky. The gesture was ruled "excessive celebration," which is against the rules.
Some onlookers in the crowd say the runner was pointing to God, giving thanks, and that it should be permitted. But regardless of the gesture's intention, it's against the rules, which include hand gestures in the description of banned celebratory behavior.
"It was a reaction. I mean, you're brought up your whole life that God gives you good things, you're blessed," said KC Hays, the student's father. He says he considers the team's disqualification a violation of religious freedom. He and other parents have complained about the rule, but so far, the decision stands, and the team will not be advancing.
Eyewitness News checked with the Kansas State High School Activities Association or KSHSAA about its policy on gestures.
It says, coaches for track have to sign and turn in a card at each meet stating they will have good sportsmanship, and that all athletes will wear proper uniforms.
That cards states that "Acts meant to demean or embarrass opposing contestants, teams, spectators and officials are not consistent with expected ideals of interscholastic education and competition and will not be tolerated."
That essentially means, you can't taunt or embarrass an opponent, but something like pointing to the sky is a personal gesture. Pointing at someone else would be taunting.


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Mourdock announced his departure Friday, saying he wanted to pursue other professional interests.
Mourdock stepping down as Indiana treasurer →
Richard Mourdock said at a news conference Tuesday that he appreciates Mr. Lugar's decades of service to the state, but feels Mr. Lugar has lost touch with the needs of Indiana's Republican Party base.
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Manchester: Five charged in connection with Gay Village death
6:33 PM — Five people have been charged with manslaughter over the death of a man who drowned in Manchester's Gay Village.
15th March 2013
Former Take That manager claims his bar alone owns the right to use the word 'QUEER' nationally 50
6:34 PM — Gay bars Queer Street and bar QUEER have taken their battle to use the word 'queer' in their names to the High Court.
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3:30 PM — Manchester Pride will go ahead this weekend, organisers have said. The city centre is recovering from yesterday's widespread riots and looting and businesses in the gay village suffered some damage.


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Brew n History tour
After debating the Declaration of Independence all day, the founding fathers continued the discussion in the taverns and pubs of colonial Philadelphia. Join us for a tour focusing on Philadelphia beer history and its connection to those buried in Christ Church Burial Ground including Franklin, Hopkinson, and Rush. Tickets can be purchased at the time of tour or at the Independence Visitor Center.
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When: June 1, 2013
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Principal-Agent Relationships in Agricultural Cooperatives: An Empirical Analysis from Rural Alberta
AbstractCooperatives throughout North America are consolidating at an increasing rate and for a variety of reasons. While many cooperatives merge with others or are acquired to achieve greater economies of scale, several fail due to changes in the external economy, which make them redundant. Often, such redundancy is reflected in a heightened sense of member dissatisfaction. Many argue that such dissatisfaction is likely to arise in cooperatives as a result of principal-agent problems. In order to determine whether or not cooperative managers maintain the same goals as their owners, this study uses data from a member-survey to compare Alberta cooperative members' objectives with those they believe to be held by their cooperatives' managers. An econometric model of the difference between members' expectations and perceptions shows how various socioeconomic variables affect the extent to which these objectives are aligned. The results of this analysis can help cooperative boards design managerial incentive programs to better align their goals with those of the cooperative membership.
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40. Grudge Match (2013)
PG-13 | 113 min | Comedy, Sport
A pair of aging boxing rivals are coaxed out of retirement to fight one final bout -- 30 years after their last match.
Writers: Tim Kelleher, Rodney Rothman | Director: Peter Segal | Stars: Robert De Niro, Sylvester Stallone, Kim Basinger, Alan Arkin
41. Broken City (2013)
R | 109 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
In a city rife with injustice, ex-cop Billy Taggart seeks redemption and revenge after being double-crossed and then framed by its most powerful figure: Mayor Nicholas Hostetler.
Writer: Brian Tucker | Director: Allen Hughes | Stars: Mark Wahlberg, Russell Crowe, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Jeffrey Wright
42. Parker (2013)
R | 118 min | Action, Crime, Thriller
A thief with a unique code of professional ethics is double-crossed by his crew and left for dead. Assuming a new disguise and forming an unlikely alliance with a woman on the inside, he looks to hijack the score of the crew's latest heist.
Writers: John J. McLaughlin, Donald E. Westlake | Director: Taylor Hackford | Stars: Jason Statham, Jennifer Lopez, Michael Chiklis, Nick Nolte
43. Hours (2013)
PG-13 | 97 min | Drama, Thriller
A father struggles to keep his infant daughter alive in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
Writer: Eric Heisserer | Director: Eric Heisserer | Stars: Paul Walker, Genesis Rodriguez, Nancy Nave, Shane Jacobsen
44. Ravenswood (2013– )
43 min | Drama, Horror
Five strangers are connected by the curse that has plagued Ravenswood for generations.
Creators: Joseph Dougherty, Oliver Goldstick, I. Marlene King | Stars: Nicole Gale Anderson, Tyler Blackburn, Steven Cabral, Brett Dier
45. Empire State (2013)
R | 94 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Two childhood friends plan to rob an armored car depository. An NYPD officer stands in their way.
Writer: Adam Mazer | Director: Dito Montiel | Stars: Liam Hemsworth, Michael Angarano, Dwayne Johnson, Paul Ben-Victor
46. Remember Sunday (2013 TV Movie)
TV-PG | 96 min | Drama, Romance
A lonely waitress meets a handsome, quirky jewelry store clerk who had a brain aneurysm and thus has short-term memory loss.
Writers: Michael Kase, Barry Morrow | Director: Jeff Bleckner | Stars: Alexis Bledel, Zachary Levi, Merritt Wever, Barry Shabaka Henley
47. Hateship Loveship (2013)
R | 104 min | Drama
A wild teenage girl orchestrates a romance between her nanny and her father, who is a recovering addict.
Writers: Mark Poirier, Alice Munro | Director: Liza Johnson | Stars: Kristen Wiig, Guy Pearce, Hailee Steinfeld, Nick Nolte
48. Paradise (I) (2013)
PG-13 | 86 min | Comedy, Drama
After surviving a plane crash a young conservative woman suffers a crisis of faith.
Writer: Diablo Cody | Director: Diablo Cody | Stars: Julianne Hough, Nick Offerman, Holly Hunter, Octavia Spencer
49. The Last Exorcism Part II (2013)
PG-13 | 88 min | Drama, Horror, Thriller
As Nell Sweetzer tries to build a new life after the events of the first movie, the evil force that once possessed her returns with an even more horrific plan.
Writers: Damien Chazelle, Ed Gass-Donnelly, Huck Botko, Andrew Gurland | Director: Ed Gass-Donnelly | Stars: Ashley Bell, Julia Garner, Spencer Treat Clark, David Jensen
50. From the Rough (2013)
PG | 97 min | Drama, Sport
Dr. Catana Starks made history as the first woman and the first African American woman to coach a men's college golf team.
Writers: Pierre Bagley, Mike Critelli, Christopher Ward | Director: Pierre Bagley | Stars: Taraji P. Henson, Tom Felton, Michael Clarke Duncan, Henry Simmons


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Girl Scouts of North East Ohio provides volunteer training to ensure the safety and well being of our girls, as well as a successful Girl Scout experience for both our girl and adult members. Because leaders provide adult direction and support to girls with sensitivity to their needs and interests, all troop leaders are required to complete basic leader training.
Basic Leader Training is divided into two categories: Required and Highly Recommended. Required trainings should be started immediately upon position appointment and completed within the suggested time frame. Other suggested trainings are highly recommended and will guide leaders to develop additional skills and talents as well as enrich the volunteer experience.
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