text: Items 85 to 93 of 93 total Previous 1 ... 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 View: 12 / 24 / 48 A+ Wtaer System By John on 9/27/2010 John would recommend this product to a friend I have been in the hobby for 10 years now and have always bought my water. Finally broke down and bought this system. It is well worth the money. If I can figure it out then it must be dummy-proof!!! It's nice to be able to verify that it is working via the TDS monitors. A+ Excellent quality By David on 9/12/2010 David would recommend this product to a friend I am amazed at the quality of the products i get from BRS ! This unit is no exception to that statement !! It is extremely well built and makes perfect water for my reef. It is easy to set up, i could not be happier with it !!! You Can't Go Wrong With This Deluxe Unit By Lee on 8/24/2010 Lee would recommend this product to a friend The price difference between the simple $75 unit and this unit will save you a lot of time and money down the road. Save up the extra $200 and get this one. You get so many more great useful accessories that would purchased individually cost you significantly more than $200. This is the best RO/DI producing unit that I have owned. I have owned 3 different ones prior to this. I had my older ones under the kitchen sink. I have this one in my basement near my garage doors so changing cartridges and the occasional spill are no big deal. I purchased 100' of extra tubing and have my ice maker and instant hot water unit feeding off the sediment and carbon block filters but before the RO and DI filters. After moving it to the basement garage I even decided to hook up the ice maker to my second fridge in the basement as well! It's nice having ice in the garage. All in one! By Dave Y on 8/13/2010 Dave Y would recommend this product to a friend I shopped and compared many systems and in the end, this Deluxe unit was by far the best value. Best of all, it's a complete setup. By the time a less expensive unit is "built-up", you save nothing and waste a lot of time. This unit was well worth the wait! Outstanding value. By Scott on 7/22/2010 Scott would recommend this product to a friend I bought this RO/DI unit to give my reef the best chance of success and to get the most out of my salt mix. I have seen a marked improvement in the health and growth of my corals and a significant decrease in undesireable algaes. Great investment, nice convenient features too. Very simple to get set up and running 20 minutes tops, mounted and producing water. great product By kevin on 5/17/2010 kevin would recommend this product to a friend i looked at the 5 stage deluxe but decided on the 6 stage deluxe with the extra features. unit came completly put togather and ready for hook up. tds meter filter monitor pressure gage and flush valve were installed. hook up three lines supply drain and ro filter to the di and your ready to make pure water.brs has really fast shipping Great ro unit By Greg on 1/5/2010 Greg would recommend this product to a friend This ro unit is awesome easy to hook up took five minutes was making ro in a hour after final di chamber 0 tds. Great packing and fast shipping. BRS is the best when it comes to quality and price. will do business with these guys again. Thanks BRS Amazing Product By Ryan on 1/4/2010 Ryan would recommend this product to a friend I waited a few weeks after I had received the unit to install it because I wanted to set a few hours aside to get it up and running. I should have done it the day I received it! It was soooo easy to install (and I had to run the tubes through some walls!) It took me exactly 1.5 hours with all the work of mounting, connecting the supply/drain, and connecting all the tds meters etc. I am so pleased with this system. The water that goes into the system has been recorded above 600tds but normally is around 430tds. After the RO unit it is in the 20s, after the DI unit, it is at 0! Great product! Best Quality and Features I Could Find By Chris on 12/2/2009 Chris would recommend this product to a friend I did alot of research before deciding on this unit over other units like Spectrapure MaxCap systems. In comparison to the other systems I looked at, the deluxe configuration seemed to represent the best value in terms of quality and features. I ordered this system with the add on drinking water kit and an extra TDS meter to monitor the input and pre RO-filter stages. I'm located in LA and I have ~240 TDS coming into the system, ~220 after the sediment / carbon stages, ~6 after the RO filter, and zero TDS coming out of the DI stages. I'm finding that backwashing the RO stage before / after each use helps settle the TDS levels much quicker. Write Your Own Review You're reviewing: BRS 6 Stage DELUXE RO/DI System - 75GPD *How do you rate this product? *Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes No *Nickname *Summary of Your Review *Review Submit Review


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This year the fine folks at the Obs have given us a whole new system for our fundraiser pages, with all kinds of cool new features. One of the downsides is that it has the long urls to get to the page, not something so easy to print on a card or post on your page or add to your email sigs.
If you're familiar with URL shortening services like TinyURL or Bitly, they can give you a nice short link that forwards to the full url. The downside is that you get back a url that is not nearly as nice.
The company I work for has developed a commercial version of these services that allows companies to come up with and manage exactly what the tiny url is, thus keeping some sort of branding in place that these links convey. This service is called ShortSwitch.
The project managers have allowed me to set up an account for Seek the Peak participants. A couple of us have already started testing it.
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Now that we've gotten things figured out, we can open things up to the rest of the fine STP folks here to get your own ShortSwitch URL! If you would like one set up for you, simply reply to this thread with the full link to your active STP page and what you want as your token (the part after the /, mine is kilted). The token can be anything you want, long or short, letters and/or numbers. Once its set up, I'll reply with the new link.
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The National Weather Service says radar indicates a line of storms approaching from Davie County is capable of producing quarter-sized hail and damaging winds of more than 60 miles an hour. The storms are moving east at 35 miles an hour.
RALEIGH (AP) — Weather forecasters say strong thunderstorms are possible in much of North Carolina.
The National Weather Service says storms are possible Thursday afternoon and into Thursday night across the state. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Rowan County until 8 p.m.
Local weather radar shows a line of storms approaching.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (November 4, 2012)—The first Hollywood Insider of the Autumn meet at Betfair Hollywood Park will be held Saturday, Nov. 10.
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I was recently gifted an entire pantry's worth (or more) of food from a friend who moved out of state. After several hours of reorganizing my cupboards to make the bounty fit, I sat down and concocted my weekly meal plan based on my new stock of food. I've been on a much-needed break from the brownie book but hope to get back into the act since I now have plenty of cocoa powder, sweeteners, flours, and even raw cacao nibs! Hooray!
Anyways, one of my favorite meals is the Rice Pilaf with Caramelized Onions from The Kind Diet. The recipe calls for pecans which I never seem to have since nuts cost a fortune these days. Part of my pantry stash included hazelnuts, which are a perfectly acceptable substitute in my opinion. It also, obviously, calls for brown rice which I now have mountains of in my cupboard.
This recipe is incredibly versatile. You can switch up the ingredients and be completely satisfied with the results. For example, I am one of those crazy people who has trouble eating a meal without one of the components being green. I usually add kale or broccoli to this dish. Tonight I chose peas for the green ingredient. Everything combined (parsnips, carrots, onions, peas, pumpkin seeds, rice, and hazelnuts) made for a delicious, relatively quick dinner.
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- Spurs power forward Tim Duncan (left knee soreness), point guard Tony Parker (right knee bruise), and shooting guard Manu Ginobili (left hamstring tightness) all return to action tonight. San Antonio's "Big Three" sat out its 103-89 win Monday in Chicago, but will play in the Spurs' final game before the NBA All-Star break. Duncan and Parker are starting, while Ginobili resumes his role as their sixth man. "Everything will be back to normal for us," San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich said.
- Spurs center Tiago Splitter (left ankle) also will start after twisting his ankle against the Bulls, but small forward Stephen Jackson (personal reasons) is not with the team for the second straight game. "Tiago is going to give it a shot tonight, but we'll see what happens," Popovich said. Small forward Kawhi Leonard and shooting guard Danny Green round out San Antonio's first five.
- Cavaliers point guard Kyrie Irving (left ankle) is in the lineup two days after landing awkwardly on the foot of Timberwolves point guard Alexey Shved. The NBA All-Star has the sixth-highest scoring average in the league at 23.9 points. Center Tyler Zeller, power forward Tristan Thompson, small forward Alonzo Gee, and shooting guard Dion Waiters join Irving as starters.
- The Spurs are 3-1 on their annual nine-game, 19-day Rodeo Road Trip. San Antonio owns the best record in the league at 41-12 and has won five straight over Cleveland — all in the post-LeBron James era for the wine and gold. "I expect the Cavs to have (foam) coming out of their mouths and the veins popping when they come out of the tunnel tonight," Popovich joked.
- The Cavaliers are 3-2 on their seven-game homestand, but are coming off losses to Denver (111-103 on Saturday) and Minnesota (100-92 on Monday). Cleveland is 9-15 this season at Quicken Loans Arena, which is the third-worst home record in the NBA. "As a young team, it is easier to get fired up for teams with a better record," Popovich said. "We're very aware of that."
- Inactive for the Spurs are Jackson and point guard Cory Joseph (NBA D-League assignment with Austin Toros), while the Cavaliers' inactives are center Anderson Varejao (season-ending right knee surgery) and point guard Josh Selby (NBA D-League assignment with Canton Charge).
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This most extraordinary se´cretaire a` abattant by Bernard Molitor displays superb proportion and balance. Beautifully crafted of mahogany with ormolu mounts and accented by a fine white marble top, the se´cretaire features a fall-front that opens to reveal a green tooled-leather writing surface and a multitude of fitted drawers (in both the secretary and base), shelves and secret compartments, perfect for protecting one's most precious documents. Born in Luxembourg, Molitor was one of the rare and fortunate e´be´nistes whose furniture-making business prospered both before and after the French Revolution. Because of his long career, Molitor's work reflects the changing fashions in furniture, from the grand and elaborate pieces of the ancient regime, the austere and sparsely decorated furniture of the Revolution and Republic, to the Louis XVI influence during Napoleon's reign. Molitor is known for using only the finest woods, mounts, and hardware, and his precisely made, beautifully finished work exhibits an architectural sense of proportion and retraint of decoration that suggest a thoroughly modern functionalism. A similar se´cretaire a` abattant stamped by Molitor is featured in Les E´be´nistes Du XIXe Sie`cle, page 489. Stamped "B. Molitor" Circa 1790 40 1/4" wide x 18" deep x 57" high Molitor did not become a master e´be´niste until 1787. In 1788, he began to receive commissions from the Royal court. One of his earliest royal orders was a mahogany floor for Queen Marie-Antoinette's boudoir at Fontainebleau. This led to other orders from the queen and members of the aristocracy, including furniture for "Mesdames Tantes," the aunts of Louis XVI, for the chateau at Bellevue, which made use of small-scale ormolu eagles, griffins and thunderbolts, anticipating the Empire style. In 1790, Marie-Antoinette commissioned a pair of ebony secretaire-cabinets, decorated with black and gold Chinese lacquer (Paris, Louvre). Molitor continued to produce work throughout the Directoire period and made furniture for the imperial family and court of Napoleon until 1815. From 1816 until his retirement about 1820 Molitor supplied the kings of France and England with splendid ebony and lacquer cabinets, as well as a chest of drawers (the latter bought by the Prince of Wales, later George IV). Although the Revolution forced him to close his workshop for a period of time, he opened it again with even greater success. With the help of a large staff, Molitor was able to produce a variety of commodes, writing and dining tables, desks, secre´taires, and cabinets, usually veneered with mahogany, satinwood, or Japanese lacquer and decorated with finely chased gilt bronze mounts. There aren't many marked pieces by Molitor, which makes this se´cretaire exceptionally rare.


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This year, during the 32nd annual YoungArts Week in Miami from Jan. 6 to 12, 2013, Ryan will join 151 other finalists in a week of intense master classes with internationally renowned artists such as Adrian Grenier (1994 Alumnus in Theater), Marisa Tomei, Bobby McFerrin, Andrew Rannells (1997 Alumnus in Theater)and Bill T. Jones (YoungArts Artistic Advisor).
Students also will have the opportunity to share their work each evening through performances, readings, exhibitions and screenings that are free and open to the public. YoungArts Week will culminate in An Affair of the Arts Performance and Gala on Jan. 12. YoungArts Week performances will be streamed live on youngarts.org.
"This year's extremely talented students represent a diverse group whom we consider to be the most promising young artists in America today," Paul T. Lehr, YoungArt's executive director, said in a press release. "The quality of this year's winners is a testament to the strength of our expanding program."
The Finalists selected to participate in YoungArts Week were chosen through a blind adjudication process from a pool of applicants representing all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as all U.S. territories, and are among the 685 YoungArts Winners for 2013 who also represent awardees in Honorable Mention and Merit categories.
During YoungArts Week the adjudication process will continue to determine further award levels. Monetary awards ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 will be presented to students exhibiting excellence in their discipline.
Additionally, winners living in Los Angeles, Miami and New York are invited to participate in YoungArts' regional programs — YoungArts Los Angeles (February 2013), YoungArts Miami (April 2013), YoungArts New York (May 2013).
From this pool of 152 YoungArts Finalists, up to 60 will also be nominated by YoungArts to become a U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, 20 of whom will be selected for the honor by the White House appointed Commission on Presidential Scholars. U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts are awarded the opportunity to perform at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and exhibit at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C.
YoungArts is the only organization in the nation to recognize students in nine discipline categories of cinematic arts, dance, jazz, music, photography, theater, visual arts, voice and writing. Beginning in 2013, a tenth discipline, architecture and design, will be inaugurated as the latest addition to these categories.


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good By Sung Ga on 6/3/2014Sung Ga would recommend this product to a friendGreat fragging kit, everything u need from cutting sps to cutting off zoas, all u need is glue and plugs
Horrible By Tamara on 5/14/2014Tamara wouldn't recommend this product to a friendAlthough the tools are good sizes for what I would need for fragging, I do large scale coral propagation, they completely rust. Now, since this is my living I spend alot of time fragging and I take care of my tools rinsing them with fresh water everytime I use them and drying them. The clippers get so rusted they will not open or close and I have to soak them in lemon juice for days to try and get them working again. What a waste!
Good Value By Chris on 2/17/2014Chris would recommend this product to a friendOverall i am pleased with this tool kit. It has every tool i feel i need for fragging my corals. The case leaves a little to be desired. When it arrived it had one of the cutters poking through the case. A plastic case of some sort would have been more ideal as this one will probably be trashed by the tools in no time.
Great tools, not so hot case By Bert on 1/23/2014Bert would recommend this product to a friendI purchased this as a starter set, and am very happy with the selection of tools and their quality. I'm not as impressed with the case. It's great for what it is, however the large bone cutter is so heavy it does not stay in place, appearing to jiggle against the zipper as the case is moved around -- resulting in a cheap zipper that failed and is not operational after half a dozen open and close actions ...otherwise, I'm very happy with this purchase and would recommend it.
Great Tools for Fragging By Matthew on 9/29/2013Matthew would recommend this product to a friendGreat fragging toolset for beginner to pro. Sweet black case hold everything in place. Even came with a replacement scalpel. I can think of lots of uses for these tools besides fragging too. Happy with this purchase!
Everything you need except a bandsaw By Scott on 9/3/2013Scott would recommend this product to a friendI love this kit! The tools work well and do what they are designed to. Just do not forget to rinse with fresh water and dry like I do or you will ruin them pretty quickly. They work well for a pedicure too!
Awesome! By Todd Lysiak on 9/1/2013Todd Lysiak would recommend this product to a friendIll start by saying wow! Amazing quality and everything you might need to start fragging any coral. This is a must have for any serious reefer and trust me you won't find this quality product anywhere else in store or online at a better price! BFS is great one stop shop.
great By bobo on 3/10/2013bobo would recommend this product to a friendGREAT PRUDOCT IT HAD ME FRAGGING MY TOES IN NO TIME
Great kit take care of it to prevent rust. By Curtis on 3/10/2013Curtis would recommend this product to a friendHas all the tools you need take care of it and clean after use!!
great By john lucas on 3/8/2013john lucas would recommend this product to a friendit was a piece of poobear shaca lacka it had me fragging my toes in no time!
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The headline in The Onion, which we noted earlier today, pretty much says it all: "Impatient Nation Demands Supreme Court Just Get To The Gay Stuff." Today, the last day of the Term, SCOTUS granted our wish, issuing its long-awaited rulings on gay marriage in California and on the federal Defense of Marriage Act.
Last night, I attended the New York City Bar Association's annual reception and cocktail party celebrating LGBT Pride Month. M. Dru Levasseur of Lambda Legal and Lisa Linsky were honored for their work advancing LGBT rights. In her eloquent remarks, Linsky noted that despite all the progress of our community, and regardless of what the Supreme Court rules today, many battles remain to be fought.
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Danilo Wyss sprinted to his third top 10 result for the BMC Racing Team Friday at the Volta a Catalunya with fifth place in the bunch sprint that ended the 156.5 kilometer stage.
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Wyss, fifth on Stage 1 and ninth on Stage 2, said he knew he had to be in the first five riders to round the final turn about 400 meters from the finish line. "But I was a bit more like seventh or eighth position and went into the turn really fast, so my bike started sliding on the turn. I was really on the limit," he said. "Tomorrow there is a climb at the end so we'll see how the race goes – if we arrive with a breakaway or a sprint. For sure, if there is an opportunity, I will take it." François Parisien (Argos-Shimano) took the victory as Daniel Martin (Garmin-Sharp) kept the overall lead. Wyss wasn't the only BMC Racing Team rider to make a bid for the win Friday. Marcus Burghardt first lifted the tempo at the front when a two-man breakaway was caught with 15 km to go. Then, inside the final three kilometers, the past Tour de France stage winner went clear but was reeled in just before the field passed beneath the red, one-kilometer-to-go flag. "His attack didn't really work, but it stretched it out enough that Danilo still had a good wheel," BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Max Sciandri said.
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The orthopedic floor will have a low-key grand opening Oct. 17 for CMC employees and other invited guests, with the floor opening for patients Oct. 21. Additional renovations, which include three trauma rooms, psychiatric rooms for mental health patients and a new ambulance bay are now in use.
"It's much easier for them to get in," CMC Chief Operating Officer Lori Rakes said about the new ambulance bay. "Multiple practitioners, whether it's [emergency medical services] or law enforcement, or any type of response on the emergency side, it's just much more efficient and easier to get in."
Once the new floor is open, orthopedic patients will enjoy brand-new furniture and fixtures Rakes said were designed with the patients in mind. Each room has a sofa that can fold into a bed for guests. Rake said that particular piece of furniture would be popular not just with families, but CMC employees as well.
"We hosted a flu shot clinic up here on this unit last week and all the employees [had] an opportunity to come through here and see it and they just love it. Absolutely love it. You know what the number one thing they like the most? The sofas, and I'll tell you why. Because the chairs that you typically see in hospital rooms, they get moved a lot, they're heavy, they'll mar the floor. The sofas meet all the families' needs and they don't need to be moved or anything," she said.
The orthopedic floor will serve as a template for future renovations on other floors, Rakes added. To improve traffic flow through the hallways, nooks and alcoves are cut into the walls for computer stations and charging spots to keep personnel and equipment out of the way. A rehabilitation room is on the floor as well so patients do not need to travel far for therapy, and it is another way to cut down on traffic between floors. The nurse's station is larger, as it has the capacity to handle more than orthopedic cases, and it is open to both major hallways.
"So it's kind of a racetrack mentality," Rakes said. "You've got your nurse's station here in the center and then bring it [out] so they can get all the way around."
A major outcome of all the construction is important for both patients and CMC staff: privacy.
"Really, the big piece of this project that it allowed us to do, in addition to specializing, is now we are completely privatized. All our rooms will be private now. In the past we had 18 beds on our second and third floors that were private rooms where patients had to share," Rakes said.
When CMC broke ground on the project nearly one year ago, CEO Keith Sandlin spoke about the large investment being made and how it would benefit patients.
"In addition to allowing our 150 medical staff members, our physicians and our 700 employees to more efficiently take care of our patients in a more comfortable setting, this is also a significant economic impact to our hospital. A $26 million capital investment to the hospital and the community, creating jobs locally and also increasing our property tax base in the community," Sandlin said. "But, most importantly, the project is for and about our patients. Our patients at Cartersville Medical Center are our friends, our neighbors, our family members — we see them in the community every day and it gives us a great source of pride to be able to take care of those individuals. Our vision and commitment have always been to meet the needs of our community because we know that if we meet the needs of the community, it will be reciprocated, our medical community will be successful and continue to flourish."
Phase one of the construction will be complete once the orthopedic floor opens. The second phase will continue until February as existing parts of the emergency department are undergoing renovation. Until the new main entrance is opened, patients and visitors will still be funneled through the new emergency room entrance at the front of the building.
Rakes said CMC's parent company, HCA Healthcare, is as enthusiastic about the renovations as the hospital's staff.
"Very excited. They've been very involved from the very beginning. You don't see this type of involvement or investment in this large of a project unless they feel very, very optimistic about the growth and the quality of services being provided. So we're thrilled, absolutely thrilled," she said.


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An echo is a repetition or a partial repetition of a sound due to reflection. Reverberation is also reflected sound, but in this case, separate repetitions of the original sound are not distinguishable. For a repetition to be distinct from the original, it must occur at least 50 ms afterwards without being masked by either the original signal or other sounds. In practice, an echo is more likely to be audible after a 100 ms delay. Very short delays cause an image shift sideways and tone colouration due to phasing; longer delays contribute to a spatial impression of reverberation, and stronger delays greater than 50 ms disturb the sound image and are perceived as echoes. (reduced from Barry Truax - Handbook for Acoustic Ecology CD-ROM Edition. Cambridge Street Publishing, 1999 - CSR-CDR 9901)
See also:Reverberation
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Metallic KO on alder body, nitro lacquer finish, 24" scale length, unbound rosewood fretboard with dot inlays, vintage style frets, 7.25" fretboard radius, two custom Bare Knuckle Johnny Marr Jaguar pickups, four way selector switch, master volume and tone controls, slide switches for universal bright setting or blade position four, jaguar bridge with custom mustang saddles and vintage style floating tremolo, lots of great ideas taking the best of the vintage jaguar with innovative new features from one of the best guitarists over the last 30 years. Comes with a new hard case and all accessories.
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BMC Racing Team's Mauro Santambrogio posted a season-best fourth place finish Saturday in a rain-soaked edition of Il Lombardia while fellow teammates Alessandro Ballan and world road champion Philippe Gilbert crashed on a rain-slickened descent and withdrew.
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Santambrogio was part of a small group that chased solo winner Joaquin Rodriguez all the way to the line after the Katusha Team rider escaped on the final climb and soloed in nine seconds clear. "A few moments after the crashes on the Muro di Sormano, (BMC Racing Team Director Sportif) John Lelangue said on the radio I could ride for myself," Santambrogio said. "I was feeling pretty good and was one of the strongest guys in the chasing group. I'm satisfied with fourth place." Santambrogio's result was his best finish of the season and best result in six participations in the "race of the falling leaves." The BMC Racing Team's only other finisher was Greg Van Avermaet (17th), as only 54 of the 199 starters finished the race.
Gilbert: 'It's a Pity'
Gilbert had his first outing as world road champion end when he and Ballan fell in separate crashes about 70 kilometers from the finish of the 251 kilometer race. Gilbert said he had just regained contact with the front group when he crashed while going 60 kilometers an hour. "With the cold, I was feeling a bit paralyzed and, at the beginning, I was afraid because I couldn't move for one or two minutes and I was fearing there was something broken," Gilbert said. "Then I checked and saw everything was OK. So in the end, it's a pity because I had good feelings and could have maybe done something. But I'm feeling lucky I crashed now and not one week ago. If it had been a stage race, I think I wouldn't have abandoned. But today, after the crash, my race was over."
Morabito In One Breakaway
Lelangue said without the two crashes, the complexion of the race would have changed significantly. "Without this, we would have had five guys in the final and it would have been a different situation for Philippe," Lelangue said. "He was having a great time with the rainbow jersey and everything was going according to plan. We had good teamwork in the beginning and when a group of 60 riders went away, we had the whole team there. Then, in a group of 12, we were lucky to have Steve Morabito. So there was no pressure for us to ride. Then we stayed quiet until the Colma di Sormano, where we had the whole team gathering around Philippe and making tempo, just as we planned."
Medical Report
BMC Racing Team Chief Medical Officer Dr. Max Testa said Gilbert has superficial abrasions on his right elbow, right shoulder and right knee but no major muscle problems, no broken bones and no concussion. "Right now it just looks he just has some bad road rash," Testa said. "Alessandro also has superficial abrasions and a muscular bruise on the right side. But he also does not have a concussion."
Click here to listen to complete comments from Gilbert (French), Lelangue (English), Santambrogio (Italian) and Dr. Testa (English) on the BMC Racing Team AudioLine.


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Letters to the editor - Monday (5-20-2013)
Lowering income taxes comes at what cost?
While I was growing up, my father always told me the Republican Party was the party of the rich man. The last presidential campaign pretty well proved that with all the losing Super Pacs.
Now our Art Pope-led legislature is proving this in spades. The latest and most damaging bills to the retired and lower-income parts of our population are coming out of the legislature. They are playing to their partisans by saying they are going to lower their income tax. This will benefit only the rich, as they are going to make up the difference by raising the sales tax on a lot of things — food, prescriptions, haircuts and other everyday purchases by everyone. Sure, the rich buy these things, but the amount of increase in sales tax will be very small percentage-wise for them.
The retired and lower income who pay very little or no income taxes but still have to scrimp to get by will be hit very hard. Taxes need to be divided so that everyone pays their fair share, but these bills will only ensure the rich get a tax decrease while the majority of the poulation will take a serious hit.
Wake up, citizens, before Art Pope and his crowd once again take you for a serious ride. Our county commissioners are doing enough damage without help from Raleigh.
— Ralph Walton
Don't vilify the other side
I have just discovered in the Post yet another person vilifying our president. While I understand that people have different views, it is far too easy to think of the person we disagree with as the "villain." This is why Congress cannot get things passed; they continually think the other side is so wrong they can't possibly accept any of their ideas.
It's my experience that very few people are evil. Many people make mistakes. Many people feel that some actions are good only to regret them later, but their motivation was still honestly to do the best thing. I would have to say that most of our governmental representatives are doing their very best to serve their constituents as well as they can and to make decisions that seem right to them.
I, too, want to make the person I disagree with the "villain," but every time I think that, I remember where I would be if they weren't doing the work they're doing! We as a voting majority decided who would make these decisions; now let's respect them and ask that they make decisions and solve issues to the best of their ability. Even the person who wrote the letter that sparked my reaction has the right to believe that President Obama is a fascist and would like to become a dictator. I for one think that if President Obama is being criticized for being too rightist as well as too leftist, then perhaps he's doing a good job of trying to get both sides to work together and compromise.
Please convey your opinions to your elected leaders! Disagree with their decisions if you will, and loudly so if you are passionate, but don't ever think that person isn't trying to do the single best for you that he or she can! Please respect their efforts to work for us and, more importantly, their humanity — with the right to have their own informed opinion that may differ from yours. Speak up for what you believe, but respect those who are doing the work!
— David Hagy
Is this best they can do?
After reading recent articles re: the state legislation pending for county commissioners to own the schools' property and Thursday's editorial about the commissioners' desire to de-annex (the airport), I am personally embarrassed for Rowan County.
Do you remember, as a child, the kid in your class who was the instigator, typically a bully? The child who persuaded other witless kids to do something wrong while he/she stood in the background and laughed as the perpetrators got in trouble. Every class had at least one (they typically ended up being lawyers).
With that scenario laid, it appears the Rowan County commissioners have earned the role of instigator and our state legislators (Warren, Ford, Brock, and McLaurin) the witless children carrying out their mischief.
And we elected people to do this? There's nothing else for our county commission to focus on? And our state legislators have no other issues that would be productive for all the citizens of Rowan County? To me, this is embarrassing!
— John T. Blair


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Education shoutouts
Shive Superheroes
These are the Superhero winners who portrayed the Character Trait of honesty for March at Shive Elementary.
Chase Wilkerson, Chloe Shank, Zeke Brown, Kyra Ford, Ryan Meismer, Tyler Martins, Ava Moore, Will Hearn, Makenzie Hallman, Cameron Reilly, Sarahi Sanchez, Jesus Hernandez, Jonah Moore, Autumn Graham, Hayden Simmerson, Nash Parham, Holly Stowe, Joshua Heath, Gracie Burgess, Bryson Sloop, Lauren Stitt, Gaven Johnson, Addisyn Keen, Adam Martins, Hannah Heard, Victor Fowler, Matthew Reid, Alix Vazquez, Shiann Smith, Victoria Yanez, Dawson Goodman, Jaxon Mastranunzio, Terry Honeycutt, Braytn Safrit, Ahnika Plott, Matteo Ramirez, Hannah Griffin, Brennan Dwinell, Olivia Galloway, Kyle Maynor, Mackenzie Shore.
King and Queen Bees
These are the students/staff that showed a random act of kindness for April: Raven Harper, Autumn Graham, Skylar Brink, Sidney Shore, Gracie Burgess, Lucus Swink, Matt Peterson, Wayne Mize, Caroline Turner, Zoey McGlohon, Luke Morrison, Hayden Reese, Tristan Fuller, Lainey Sweet, Christian Hardy, Allison Sloop, Lana Carter, Jacob Cain, Aly Smith, Alexa Troutman, Tyler Trexler, Bryanna Walker, Alexander Culp, Isaac Cawley, Sarah Jessee, Jana Swink, Emma Grace, William Flowers, Zayne Vanderburg, Ryan Meismer.
Faith Good Citizens, Deed Doers
Faith Elementary March Good Citizens and Good Deed Doers for March:
Wendy Thompson, Kyler Wilhelm, Jeremy Stirewalt, Ann Marie Roberts, Carson Drye, Chase Martin, Jayden Strother, Lejia Flores, Sean Hart, Kayley Ruhnow, Maggie Murray.
Good Deed Doers
Anahi Alba-Mejia, Jordan Wilhite, Aubrey Byrd, Dustin Long, Breanna Peeler, Alyssa Cozart, Haven Hobbs, Luke Heglar, Ashlynn Scarborough, Kennedy Elliott, Maddy Hartness.
Enochville Owls, all-A honor roll
Enochville Elementary School recently selected Wise Owls for March. The following students have consistently exhibited good citizenship, good manners and exceptional behavior:
Kindergarten — Tayler Fleeman, Kaylee Robbins, Leigan Lusk, Annabella Quiroz, Javier Hernandez, Makella Laney, RaElla Smokstad, Jamilyn Rollins.
First — Storam Johnson, Madisyn Lewis, Kaden Balentine, Xander Corriher, Gabrial Eudy, Riley WIllimas, Chase Grimes, Caden Scarborough.
Second — Trista Spry, Martin Ramirez, Xander Goodman, Travis Pope, Natalie Lopez, Krista Stover.
Third — Carson Crainshaw, Sarah Nowack, Lucas Childers, Katilyn Lowder, Holly Tucker, Whitney Doss.
Fourth — Bradly Hatley, Tenae Richardson, Andrew Kennerly, Celia Girard, Ethan Ratliff, Steven Johnson.
Fifth — Cameron Phillips, Daijsha Hooks, Carissa Parks, Zach Baker, Caroline McDaries, Ulisses Reyes.
All-A honor roll
Third grade — Caroline Barbee, Jackson Black, Kyrsten Kepley, Mallory Larrimore, Landon McGee, Sarah Nowack, Brock Parker, Ashton Musselwhite.
Fourth grade — Emily Wilson, Raychel Harrity.
Fifth grade — Elizabeth Harrell, Caroline Welch.
Knollwood Knights
The following students were recognized for the character trait of honesty. They will receive a certificate and attend the quarterly Character Social on April 26. The names of the students who will receive the Knollwood Knights of Character Award:
Kindergarten — Michael Hutchinson III, Josh Salahudin Muhammed, Joel Castro, Brionna Sechlar, Blake Sloop, Emily Landaverde, Adelisa Sulejamanovic.
First grade — Bobby Parks, Bailey Bost, Zayda Crockett, Kara Shinn, Alexis Nava-Guerrero, Almedin Muskic.
Second grade — Bailey Beam, Logan Mitchem, Daniel Molina, Maria Silva-Valois, Lucas Manning, Isaac Hernandez-Allende.
Third grade — Daquavion Thompson, Kevin Gomez, Noel Magana, Conner Flint.
Fourth grade — Amy Romero-Ramirez, Jarett Livengood, Nolberto Perez-Aguilar, Axel Santiago, Olivia Kluttz, Samantha Pina.
Fifth grade — Shania Mastan, Brandon Yow, Vanessa Villanueva, Jaliyah Oats.
Catawba student wins scholarship
Elizabeth (Lizzie) White of Salisbury, a chemistry major at Catawba College and the college's current Alpha Chi chapter president, has been selected as one of 10 recipients of the 2013 Alfred H. Nolle Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded by the Alpha Chi National Academic Honor Society.
White competed for this scholarship with undergraduate members of Alpha Chi from around the country. Since there are nearly 300 collegiate chapters, White receiving the award is a significant honor, according to Catawba's Alpha Chi sponsor, Dr. Margy Stahr.
The members of Catawba's Alpha Chi chapter nominated Lizzie for the award in January after hearing a presentation about her summer 2012 research at Texas A&M titled "New Syntheses for Diphosphine Cages and Solid-Sate NMR Studies of Their Adsorption Characteristics on Silica Surfaces." Dr. Mark Sabo, chair of the chemistry department at Catawba, wrote White's recommendation letter.
Rockwell honor roll
The all-A honor roll for the third quarter from Rockwell Elementary School:
Third grade — Clara Beaver, Halle Caltrider, Chandler Goodman, Griffin Jones , Jordan King, Molly McDonald, McKenzie Misenheimer, Kenneth Moose, Corbin Perkins, Rebecca Reilly, Alexa Rovira, Michael Stubbs, Hannah Wingler.
Fourth grade — James Barbetto, Shelbee Bryant, John Coello, Emma Collins, Jaden Collins, Chelsea Earnhardt, Melanie Grooms, Shirley Guo, Alexander Head, Madison Henley, Jake Hunter, Lani Isley, Bryson Loflin, Dorothy Malone, Evan Rye, Brayden Self, Landon Shuping, Gavin Sprinkle.
Fifth grade — Brandon Boyd, Samantha Brown, Avery Carman, Lauren Cook, Brenna Cul , Shelby Edmonds, Logan Forbis, Dave Guo, Anna Hardy, Levi Hiatt, Jake Holshouser, Payton Jackson, Kamden Johnson, Anastasia Maddox, Austin Miller, Jennifer Owen , Kaitlyn Samples, Nalani Seaford, Montgomery Smith, Johna Stewart, Julienne Swaringen, Grayson Vail, Bailey Walker.
Bus drivers for February
Rowan-Salisbury Schools Director of Transportation Judy Burris has recognized the following employees for exemplary service as bus drivers for February. A bus driver must adhere to all the duties and responsibilities set forth by the Rowan-Salisbury Schools Transportation Department and are nominated by their bus coordinator for this honor each month.
North area: Robin Ridenhour, North Rowan Elementary School (Bus 330).
East area: Shannon Perdue, Rockwell Elementary School (Bus 168).
West area: Cindy Ross, Cleveland Elementary School (Bus 303).
South area: Heather Bailey, China Grove Elementary, Landis Elementary Schools (Bus 78).
Salisbury area: Lisa McDonald, Overton Elementary School (Bus 163).
Special Needs: JoeLeslie Allison (Bus 28).
Substitute driver: Milton Mull.
Faith honor roll
Faith Elementary School all-A honor roll:
Third grade — Abby Cobb, Emma Augustson, Taylor Deal, Emma Kate McClelion, Brandon Nichols, Karli Peeler.
Fourth grade — Michael Altmann, Tate Barger, Preston Diaz, Macklyn Kepley, Ben Klein, Ashton McDaniel, Megan Osborne, Trinity Rhinier, Saybrin Thomas, Aaron Bradshaw, Ryan Duncan, Aiden Morris, Jaden Vaughn, Lillie Wieder, Ellie Wilhelm,
Fifth grade — Blake Hawkins, Megan Mauzy, Aaron Misenheimer, Taylor Wright, Madison Anderson.
Honor for Kannapolis student
Jonathan Allen Hall, a senior business administration/economics major from Kannapolis, has received Academic Achievement in Business from Greensboro College for outstanding academic performance.
The presentation came during the college's annual Academic Awards Convocation, held this year on Alumni Weekend as part of festivities beginning the year-long observation of the 175th anniversary of the college's founding.
RSS bus 'roadeo'
The annual Rowan-Salisbury Schools School Bus "Roadeo" was held on Tuesday at the Transportation Department facility on Old Concord Road. The "Roadeo" is a driving skills competition for regular, permanent drivers of Rowan-Salisbury Schools.
The first place winner is Marti Walters and she will receive a tablet and certificate of recognition. The second place winner is Heather Bailey and she will receive a portable DVD player and certificate of recognition. The third place winner and alternate is Hilda Boswell and she will receive a mini-tablet and certificate of recognition. Walters and Bailey will represent Rowan-Salisbury Schools at the District "Roadeo to be held in Union County on Friday, May 10. The top 10 contestants of the District "Roadeo" will then advance to the State "Roadeo" to be held at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh on Tuesday, May 21.
Six Rowan-Salisbury Schools bus drivers competed in the local "Roadeo" — Boswell of Special Needs Busing; Bailey of Landis Elementary School and China Grove Elementary School; Michael Turner of West Rowan Middle School and West Rowan High School; Walters of West Rowan Middle School and West Rowan High School; Jeane Casper of West Rowan Middle School and West Rowan High School; Debra McBride of China Grove Middle School and Jesse Carson High School.
Sacred Heart students earn honors
Sacred Heart Catholic School extends a big congratulation to students William Clark, Miriam Roy and Mathias deComarmond, who attained silver level status on the National Spanish Exam this year. Students scoring bronze level were Elly Burks, Michael Childress, Bertha Flores, Johnson Huynh, Mary McCullough, Anna Patel and Leah Wyrick.
More than 30 additional Sacred Heart seventh- and eighth-grade students received an honorable mention on the exam. The National Spanish Examination is the most widely used Spanish test for grades six through 12 in the U.S. This test prepares students for AP language exams and college placement.
"I was so pleased with my students and how well they performed on this exam. Many of my Sacred Heart students go to higher levels of Spanish in high school and have even minored/majored in Spanish in college. It is nice knowing that their Spanish foundation began right here at Sacred Heart," says Ilse Cardelle, SHCS Spanish teacher.
Cleveland honor roll
Cleveland Elementary Schools all-A honor roll.
Third grade — Krysten Cline, Anna Coxey, Patrice Cuthbertson, Brianna Hennessy, Ashley Pender, Jeri Taylor, Hailey Hall, Kailee Keller, Jake Stocker, Abby Truman, Lacy Waggoner.
Fourth grade — Macari Allison, Ella Earnhardt.
Fifth grade — Tamyaa Holland, Diana Taylor, Grace Hodge, Cheyenne Kennedy, Steve Wilmot.


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The Office of the Chief Operating Officer is responsible for effective management of Federal Student Aid (FSA) as a Performance-Based Organization (PBO). The Chief Operating Officer (COO) manages operations and support functions to ensure that best-in-business performance is consistently delivered.
Policy Liaison and Implementation Staff
The Policy Liaison and Implementation Staff serves as the principal advisor to the COO on all FSA program policy issues and facilitates FSA's involvement in the development, implementation and dissemination of FSA program policy.
Policy Issue Identification
- Identify policy issues affecting the administrative, accounting and financial management of the FSA (FSA) delivery system and refer these matters to the Office of Postsecondary Education (OPE) for resolution.
- Assist the COO in providing advice to OPE in development of regulations, policies, administrative guidance and procedures affecting the information systems administered by FSA and other functions performed by FSA.
- Identify legislative and regulatory changes for improving service to FSA recipients and for improving the efficiency and integrity of the student financial assistance programs and recommend such changes to OPE.
Policy Formulation
- Develop and submit policy options, including impact statements, for consideration of senior Departmental political and executive management.
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Policy Decisions
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Policy Dissemination
- Provide policy guidance and OPE policy interpretations to both internal ED colleagues and to external partners and customers (e.g.; schools, lenders agencies and associations).
- Respond to policy queries submitted by internal and external parties either directly or through other FSA operating units (e.g.; customer service, system call centers, Case Management, Financial Partners and FSA Training Branch).
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- Support FSA training on new and existing policies.
Policy Implementation
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Business Intelligence Staff
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Partner with FSA's Technology Data Architecture to ensure that FSA's global data architecture supports its long-term business strategy. Partner with FSA system owners and developers to eliminate barriers (technical and organizational) to effective interface of customer and program reference data across FSA systems. Increase the understanding and awareness of data governance across key leaders in FSA. Ensure the development of rigorous business cases for strategic data initiatives that yield benefits to cross-functional FSA business units and escalate deviation from non-strategic goals
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Communications & Information Resources Team
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Conference & Outreach Services Team
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I suggest you try some 1916's (you can cut them to your draw length) with feathers (legacy arrows are a good choice). Adjust the rest out until you are just left of center, you might need more but it's a starting point.
The best way to find a starting point is hold the bow vertical with an arrow nocked and sitting on the rest. Line the riser up inline with a focus point in the distance. The blury arrow should be pointed slightly left of this alignment. Archers paradox will flex the arrow around the rest if the dynamic spine of the arrow is correct. If you shoot an arrow that;s to stiff you will find it very unforgiving of form and release changes. Proper spine and rest alignment will not totally forgive a bad release but it's better and closer to target than a to stiff arrow.
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According to a BCSO press release, deputies and emergency medical personnel responded to 47 Middlebrook Drive at 11:02 a.m. Friday morning in response to a possible death. When they arrived, a 25-year-old man was discovered outside. He was partially clothed.
First responders found him deceased. BCSO investigators responded and, although the cause of death is not yet known, no foul play is suspected at this time, according to the release.
Sheriff Clark Millsap said further investigation will rely on results from a medical examiner report. The man's name has not been released at this time pending verification of next of kin notification.
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Approximately 440 feet of copper wire was stolen from a park bath house Friday morning, causing an estimated $10,000 worth of damage.
On Friday, at 10:27 a.m., a deputy was dispatched to 5983 Glade Road, Acworth, in reference to a burglary report.
The deputy met with the park ranger who said that an unknown subject broke into the bath-house during the night and took approximately 300 feet of half-inch copper pipe, 140 feet of two-inch copper pipe, three gate valves and caused around $10,000 worth of property damage to the building. Copper pipe was cut from the wall, all the insulation was torn off and a hole was made in the ceiling.
The park host told the deputy he had conducted a property inspection on Thursday and "knew for a fact that the bath house was still boarded up and closed for the season," according to the report.
The deputy observed forced entry where a cutting tool was allegedly used to force open the lock on the roll-down security door. The copper pipe was taken from the middle room and was cut away from the wall.
After further investigation, it was found that the man's bathroom also was forcefully entered, through the ceiling. While nothing appeared to be missing from the room, there was a significant amount of property damage.
Fingerprints, sweat, hair and blood were all found on scene and taken into evidence. The incident has been turned over to an investigator.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 15, 2013)—Lady Of Fifty, an easy winner of the Grade II Bayakoa Handicap in her only race over Cushion Track, will return to Betfair Hollywood Park Saturday for the $150,000 Marjorie L. Everett Handicap.
A Grade II for older fillies and mares at 1 1/16 miles, the Everett is part of a stakes doubleheader that also includes the $100,000 Fran's Valentine Stakes, a one mile turf affair for older fillies and mares bred or sired in California. The Everett is the 10th of 11 races while the Fran's Valentine is the fifth.
In conjunction with the 138th running of the Preakness Stakes, Betfair Hollywood Park will have an early post time of 11 a.m. Saturday. Track gates open at 8 a.m. The first simulcast from Pimlico goes at approximately 8:30 a.m.
Scheduled post time for the Preakness is 3:18 p.m. PDT, so it will be shown locally between the eighth and ninth races.
Owned by George Todaro and Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, Lady of Fifty won the Bayakoa by 3 ¼ lengths last Dec. 8 in her final start as a 3-year-old.
Fourth and third in a pair of Grade II races – the La Canada and Santa Maria – over conventional dirt at Santa Anita earlier in the year, Lady of Fifty will be seeking her seventh lifetime win Saturday. The gray daughter of After Market and the Maria's Mon mare K.D.'s Shady Lady has banked $353,000 in 13 starts.
Hollendorfer will also send out Sister Kate, who has won two in a row for owner-breeder Mary Caldwell, and Lady Aspen in search of his first Everett – which was called the Milady Handicap prior to 2012 – victory.
A full sister to multiple graded stakes winner Brother Derek, the 5-year-old Benchmark mare won an optional claimer Feb. 23 at Golden Gate Fields before shipping to Southern California to win the restricted Santa Lucia Stakes April 14 at Santa Anita.
Out of the Siyah Kalem mare Miss Soft Sell, Sister Kate has won five of 14 and earned $206,984. She was third behind Warren's Jitterbug and Going for a Spin in the 2012 B. Thoughtful Stakes in her only previous start at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Lady Aspen will be making her first appearance here since she finished sixth of eight in a $56,050 allowance last July 1.
A 5-year-old Grand Reward mare out of the Woodman mare Candace in Aspen, Lady Aspen has won five of 20. Owned by PRO Thoroughbred Enterprises, the Kentucky bred has earned $177,106.
Trainer John Sadler entered a pair – More Chocolate and I Dazzle.
Owned by Michael Talla, More Chocolate returns to California after finishing fifth in the Grade II La Troienne May 3 at Churchill Downs.
A 4-year-old Malibu Moon filly out of the Night Shift mare Little Treasure, More Chocolate has three wins in 10 starts and a bankroll of $252,642. Her lone graded victory came in the Grade II La Canada Stakes Jan. 20 at Santa Anita. She has yet to compete over Cushion Track.
I Dazzle will be making her synthetic debut after winning the American Beauty Stakes April 7 over the Santa Anita turf in her first start for Sadler.
A 5-year-old daughter of Hold That Tiger and the Carson City mare Miss Cheers, I Dazzle has won four of 16 and banked $178,837. She is owned by Katie Jones and Peter Peluso.
Like Hollendorfer, Hall of Famer Bob Baffert will also be seeking his first win in this event when he starts Maker Or Breaker.
A 4-year-old Empire Maker filly out of the Flying Chevron mare Shameful, Maker Or Breaker has won three of five for owner-breeders Patti and Hal Earnhardt III. The Everett will be the initial race at Betfair Hollywood Park for the dark bay, fourth as the 7-10 favorite in the Santa Lucia.
Open Water, who has earned both of her wins over Turfway Park's Polytrack, will make her first appearance since finishing sixth in the La Canada.
Trained by Eric Guillot for Southern Equine Stable LLC, Mike Smith and Whispering Oaks Farm LLC, the 4-year-old Include filly out of the A.P. Indy mare Biscayne Bay has started 13 times and earned $180,750. She finished second behind Lady of Fifty in the Bayakoa in her most recent race at Betfair Hollywood Park.
From inside out, the field for the Marjorie L. Everett Handicap: Lady Aspen, Tyler Baze rides, 114 pounds; I Dazzle, Alonso Quinonez, 117; More Chocolate, Garrett Gomez, 119; Lady of Fifty, Rafael Bejarano, 117; Sister Kate, Corey Nakatani, 116; Open Water, Joe Talamo, 115 and Maker Or Breaker, David Flores, 115.
Hollendorfer, who has won the Fran's Valentine two of the last three years with U R All That I Am (2010) and Halo Dolly (2012), will be well represented Saturday by Top Kisser.
A 4-year-old Old Topper filly out of the Cherokee Run mare Cherokee Kiss, Top Kisser has won three in a row for owner-breeder Tom and Debi Stull's Tommy Town Thoroughbreds LLC.
After finishing second in the first two starts of her career, Top Kisser defeated maidens by 1 ½ lengths Feb. 18 at Santa Anita, then won twice more – March 23 and April 11 – before the Arcadia track's Winter/Spring meet concluded. The most recent of those wins was achieved against open company. Top Kisser has earned $133,840 in her five races.
Butterfly Beach, who won all three of her starts on turf as a 3-year-old, returns after a lengthy layoff with a new trainer – Hall of Famer Richard Mandella – in the Fran's Valentine.
Owned by Ran Jan Racing, Inc., Butterfly Beach, who earned her maiden win by 5 ½ lengths in her grass debut June 16, 2011 at Betfair Hollywood Park, hasn't been seen since winning an optional claimer against open company by a head Aug. 21, 2011 at Del Mar.
A 5-year-old daughter of Good Journey out of the Bertrando mare Half Moon Bay, Butterfly Beach is 3-for-4 with earnings of $122,700.
Dancingtothestars stretches out and returns to grass for Ren-Mar Thoroughbreds and trainer Doug O'Neill.
A 5-year-old daughter of Good Journey out of the In Excess mare A Lil Excess, Dancingtothestars has won four of 13 and banked $250,056. The Fran's Valentine will be her first start over the BHP turf.
Chokecherymary will be seeking her first win of the year for owners Steve and Sue Wasko and trainer Gary Mandella. The 5-year-old daughter of Capsized and the Gilded Time mare Sassy Rhythm is 4-for-14 with earnings of $239,998.
Sugarinthemorning will try to end a 12-race losing streak for owner-breeder Stephen B. Weissman and Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally. The 5-year-old daughter of Candy Ride and the In Excess mare Social Belle finished fourth – 3 ¼ lengths behind third-place finisher Dancingtothestars – in the B. Thoughtful April 27.
Winless since taking the Fleet Treat Stakes July 30, 2011 at Del Mar, Sugarinthemorning has won five of 21 and earned $520,184.
Unusual Hottie will try more ground after winning an optional claimer against open company in her first of 2013 for new trainer Jeff Mullins.
Owned by Seyyed Nilforushan, the 4-year-old Unusual Heat filly out of the Ski Champ mare Branca Como Neve has won five of 12 and earned $229,498. She hasn't been worse than third in four races over the Betfair Hollywood Park turf, winning twice.
Bench Glory, the upset winner of the Irish O'Brien March 17 at Santa Anita, will try two turns for the first time in nearly 16 months for owner-breeder Harris Farms, Inc and trainer Sean McCarthy.
The 6-year-old Benchmark mare has won four of 11. Out of the Skywalker mare Image of Glory, Bench Glory has banked $215,272. She finished fifth in the 2012 Valentine Dancer – at the Fran's Valentine distance – in her last race beyond 6 ½ furlongs.
From inside out, the field for the Fran's Valentine Stakes: Top Kisser, Rafael Bejarano rides; 120 pounds; Sugarinthemorning, Tyler Baze, 116; Unusual Hottie, Joe Talamo, 120; Bench Glory, Brice Blanc, 118; Chokecherymary, Edwin Maldonado, 122; Dancingtothestars, Mario Gutierrez, 120 and Butterfly Beach, Victor Espinoza, 116.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (August 22, 2012)—Liaison, whose biggest victory came in the Grade I CashCall Futurity last December at Betfair Hollywood Park, will try for his first win of 2012 in the $1 million Travers Stakes Saturday at Saratoga.
A Grade 1 for 3-year-olds at 1 ¼ miles, the Travers is the 12th of 13 races. Scheduled post time is 2:46 p.m. PDT. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10 a.m. for simulcasts.
Owned by Arnold Zetcher and trained by Hall of Famer Bob Baffert, Liaison defeated Rousing Sermon by a neck to win the Futurity, earning him Horse of the Meet honors for the Autumn season at Betfair Hollywood Park.
If successful Saturday, the son of Indian Charlie will become the second Futurity winner to capture the Travers, joining Point Given. Trained by Baffert, Point Given won the 2000 Futurity before taking the Travers more than eight months later.
The field of 11 also includes Nonios, the winner of the Grade III Affirmed Handicap during the Spring/Summer meet at Betfair Hollywood Park. Owned by Green B. Smith, Jr. and trained by Hall of Famer Jerry Hollendorfer, Nonios, who was second behind Paynter in the Grade I Haskell Invitational July 29 at Monmouth Park, will be ridden for the first time by John Velazquez.
From inside out, the field for the Travers Stakes: Speightscity, Irad Ortiz, Jr. rides, 126 pounds; Five Sixteen, Rosie Napravnik, 126; Golden Ticket, David Cohen, 126; Stealcase, Shaun Bridgmohan, 126; Street Life, Jose Lezcano, 126; Alpha, Ramon Dominguez, 126; Atigun, Mike Smith, 126; Neck `n Neck, Leandro Goncalves, 126; Liaison, Rafael Bejarano, 126; Nonios, John Velazquez, 126 and Fast Falcon, Junior Alvarado, 126.
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Johnson has butter fingers tonight
Johnson has butter fingers tonight
These announcers are just a whole new level of bad though...
wow. what was that? like 6 attempts at the basket all missed??? YEEESH.
Whatever happened with Val and/or Bargs? Did they say anything about them?
on Griffin's travel (called a foul)
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I'm expecting these announcers to suck Griffin's dick at any second now...
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