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N.C. Board of Elections fines Ford camp $1,250 for late reports; Ford promises it won't happen again
SALISBURY — N.C. Rep. Carl Ford, R-Rowan, says he hopes the State Board of Elections will waive $1,250 in fines his campaign committee faces for late financial report filings.
"It made me feel terrible," Ford said Saturday night. "... It's not going to happen again. Everything's back to normal now."
The Board of Elections issued its latest fines for not having received a fourth-quarter report from Ford's campaign. The report was due Jan. 10.
Ford said he didn't know about having missed any deadline or the penalties until Thursday around lunchtime.
Ford said the fourth-quarter report was then filed electronically by the end of the work day, and his campaign treasurer, Mark Dalton of Kannapolis, plans to write the Board of Elections a letter of explanation next week and promise it won't happen again.
Ford said he also didn't know his campaign had received a letter of non-compliance from the state because it went to Dalton's office, not his.
"Mark apologized to me and said it was on a stack of stuff on his desk," Ford explained. "... I had no idea. It just caught me off guard big time."
Ford thinks the Board of Elections will consider waiving all or part of the fines once they understand what happened and recognize he's up to date.
"I've never not filed a report," he says. "This one was just late."
The State Board of Elections reportedly has been sending out scores of non-compliance letters to various candidates, party committees and political action committees in North Carolina.
Rep. Beverly Earle, D-Mecklenburg, had her campaign committee shut down earlier this month because it hadn't filed a third-quarter report (due Oct. 29, 2012), or signed a cover page to its fourth-quarter report.
Her committee faces $12,750 in filing penalties.
Contact Mark Wineka at 704-797-4263.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (July 11, 2009) — Rail Trip, given a perfect stalking trip by jockey Jose Valdivia Jr., overhauled pacesetter Tres Borrachos on the turn for home and drew off to post a three-length victory in Saturday's 70th running of the $700,000 Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywood Park.
Rail Trip, the fifth choice at better than 9-1, covered 1 ¼ miles in a Cushion Track record of 2:00.75 under 116 pounds to top 12 rivals — the largest lineup since Quack prevailed in a 14-horse field in 1972.
Tres Borrachos, a 23-1 outsider ridden by Joseph Talamo, finished 4 ¾ lengths clear of Life Is Sweet, who rallied late but failed in her attempt to become the first filly to win the Grade I classic since Princessnesian in 1968.
Defending champion Mast Track was prominent throughout and finished fourth, followed by favorite Parading in fifth and Californian winner Informed in sixth. Argentine-breds Magnum and Global Hunter finished seventh and eighth, respectively, followed by Dakota Phone, Bullsbay, Song of Navarone, Big Booster and Autism Awareness.
Rail Trip, owned by Mace and Samantha Siegel's Jay Em Ess Stable, won for the sixth time in eight starts for trainer Ron Ellis after finishing second in the Mervyn LeRoy in May and The Californian in June.
"My horse broke out of there running," Valdivia said. "I couldn't have asked for a better trip. He started making a run going into the far turn and I felt I was loaded. Before I got to the quarter pole, I thought I'm going to try to break the race open. I didn't think it was a matter if he was good enough, I just kept thinking whether he could get the mile and one-quarter. I knew they were really going to have to run hard to get by me."
The ability of Rail Trip to get the Gold Cup distance had been questioned, but he did so with ease.
"He really learned a lot off the two races here," Ellis said. "The first race here was the first time he was ever challenged and he wasn't really sure what to do. I thought he ran a really game race last time. He had the battle with Ball Four and put him away but it probably took its toll in the end. He got a perfect ride by Valdivia today and it just all worked out.
"Physically, he looks like a mile and one-quarter horse and he's always trained like a mile and one-quarter horse, but when you have Carson City staring you in the face, you get a little nervous," Ellis added. "He almost looks like he might be better at a mile and one-quarter than a mile and that's what we had to try. I think horses get labeled a little too early in life. People wanted to label him a miler, but it was a little premature."
Rail Trip, a 4-year-old son of Jump Start, banked $420,000 to increase his earnings to $667,790. He paid $21.40, $10.60 and $6.20. Tres Borrachos returned $21.60 and $11.80, while the show payoff on Life Is Sweet was $4.
"He was so relaxed when he came by the stands the first time and that's something we've really been working on," Ellis said. "All the races that he's run have been a build up to this. It's pretty satisfying when a plan works out. This was the first big race that made sense. A lot of people wanted to rush him into the Santa Anita Handicap, but he just wasn't mentally ready for that.
"He was my Derby horse as a 2-year-old," Ellis added. "I pushed him as far as I could, but finally he ended up with a chip in his ankle and we took it out. Once he missed the Derby we gave him plenty of time because we thought he would make a good older horse."
The victory was the first for the Siegels, Ellis and Valdivia in Hollywood Park's premier race.
"It is very special to win a race like this," Samantha Siegel said. "It is historical — it's just a great pleasure to win a race like this."
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Tres Borrachos, who scored an 11-1 upset here last summer in the Swaps Stakes, earned the second biggest payday of his career with second money of $140,000.
"He was going real easy early," Talamo said. "When he gets to the lead, that's his forte. He's got such a big heart. Rail Trip just had a little bit more horse than us. I looked back at the wire and I was surprised he was so far in front of the rest of the field."
Kent Desormeaux, who flew west from New York for the second time in a week after riding Gozzip Girl to victory in the American Oaks on July 5, said Parading never hit his best stride.
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Sunday, 26 April 2009
Great week in training and weight loss
So, what can one do but diet? And I really surprised myself with how well the diet went, and I was fortunate enough to also have perhaps the best week of training in 6 months.
Mon: 53.8 kg. 12 mile run.
Tues: 53.0 kg. 1 hour hill running. 50 minutes hard swimming.
Wed: 52.6 kg. 16 mile run.
Thurs: 52.4 kg. 6 mile slow run. 20 minute bike. 14 k (8.7 mile) tempo with 5 guys from track club (4:30/km or 7:15/mile).
Fri: 51.8 kg 6 mile slow run. 50 minutes hard swimming (switching off with SR swimming and pushing The Lorax in his make shift hot tub in an inner tube... I'll have to get a picture of this).
Sat: 51.4 kg (113 lbs). 16 mile run on trails around maybe the most beautiful lake in Denmark, Furesø. Neither of us had seen this lake before, but we just happened upon it when following trails outside of Copenhagen. It is about 75% surrounded by trails and nature preserve. Man, it was gorgeous. In the US I am sure it would have just mansions on the shore and no public access.
I'm tired but overall feel absolutely fantastic. Over 5 lbs in 5 days! Once you get going, the feeling you get from weight loss can be extremely addictive. Anyway, I'm sure once I get to 50.5 kg again, I won't mind eating a bit more.
What's the secret? Eating almost exactly 2,188 calories a day (yes, I'm anal), exercising as above and breastfeeding 3x a day (yes, I still breastfeed so much that if I go 8 hours my boobs hurt).
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9 comments:
- Danni said...
Wow. 5 pounds in 5 days is pretty impressive. That said, I gained 8 pounds and lost it in the span of 5 days last week. Of course it was all water from a strenuous race!
- 26 April 2009 16:11
- Abbie said...
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It is a girl I grew up with in high school. I thought you might be interested in the nutritional aspect of it. I wouldn't be surprised if you were able to maintain your weight well and have more energy by eating a more whole foods, low fat diet. That said, I don't even know what you eat. :) From some of the things you've posted though I thought you already didn't drink milk, consume dairy products. Either way, I've been slowly taking meat out of my diet and am loving the results.
- 26 April 2009 18:23
- sea legs girl said...
8 lbs is a lot of water! Sounded like an amazingly fun (and difficulty) race.
I checked out the blog. She has a lot of cool ideas. I will have to pass the link on to my sister, too, who is a vegan.
I am a vegatarian who eats fish & eggs. I don't really drink milk or eat cheese because I'm lactose intolerant, plus I don't think they have a lot of health benefits (I get calcium from other sources).
- 26 April 2009 21:03
- Learningtorun2009 said...
Sea legs girl,
I began reading your blog last week. I was searching the net to learn how much weight I should actually gain while pregnant. I just started running in January and then found out I was pregnant last week. I am enjoying your blog. Thanks for writing.
- 27 April 2009 02:15
- Me said...
I lost 5 pounds on a 10 mile training run one day. Given, it was the middle of summer in Maryland, so very humid. I did drink water along the way. I also know my body water is like 70%, so it wasn't surprising. I take any sudden weight gain/lose with a grain of sand because of this.
- 27 April 2009 19:08
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- 27 April 2009 20:45
- sea legs girl said...
Learning to run,
Great to hear from you! So many congrats on the pregnancy. I hope you have a wonderful experience and encourage you to keep running if you can (even a little will make you feel better!).
You are exactly right. I normally wouldn't get so exicted about 5lbs either. Heck, I see patients often who gain or lose that in a day. But I could tell it was real by my clothing and by the way it came with some serious calorie restriction.
- 27 April 2009 20:46
- Me said...
That's how I like to judge my weight- by how my clothes feel! I recently started training again, and though I've only lost like 3-5 pounds, my clothes say inches have come off, and lean muscle is gaining, it's exciting! And in the same respect- if I weigh myself and I'm "heavy" it's usually because I just ate, drank a lot, or have on extra clothes, etc...so I don't worry about it.
- 29 April 2009 18:17
- Enthused said...
Hello again Sea Legs,
I am at 35 weeks right now and still running - and keep going back to your pregnancy experience so I can get my juju back on the bad days - like today, when the baby's foot is stuck in my ribs, people stop to tell me I'm crazy, and I fear I will never feel light, fast, and free again.
It really helps to read that you were back to running and racing so quickly after the birth. I really hope that running through the third trimester will make me stronger and faster afterwards too. Right now, I'm just jealous of anyone who isn't pregnant!
Anyway, it's inspiring to read what you have done, and I'm on a mission now to run until the day I deliver.
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Fall blew in hard this weekend, with a flutter of leaves and a gale of snow, in some places. Halloween is here too, that spooky night of mystery and play — are you throwing a party? Perhaps you're not in full party form, but you want a little treat or snack to see you through the night of the Great Pumpkin. Well, we have 15 simple treats for you today, hand-picked for autumn. They range from the sweet — peanut butter popcorn, pumpkin Rice Krispie treats! — to the salty, like Ina Garten's masterful roasted nut mix with rosemary, and homemade cheese crackers.
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• Roasted Edamame with Sea Salt and Cracked Pepper
• Ina Garten's Chipotle and Rosemary Spiced Nuts
• Baked, Spiced 'Corn Nuts'
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Great list! I'll definitely have to try that roasted edamame. I can't get enough of edamame lately with Szechuan pepper salt from Penzeys.
I also love cheddar olives and making homemade cheese crackers--with extra cayenne, yum.
I went for both salty and sweet--I salted up Martha Stewart's pretzel shortbread bars.
My current favorite is David Lebovitz's spiced glazed nuts and pretzel mix - it's to die for! http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2006/12/the-best-holida/
This recipe combines my two favorite things. Definitely trying this recipe!


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I was reminded of all this again while reading Jerry Saltz's latest review (of the Sam Durant exhibition currently up at Paula Cooper). Jerry liked this show a lot, but it had left me cold. I don't want to get in the habit of reviewing exhibitions in other people's galleries (I think it's bad form), but I'll make an exception this time to illustrate my point (besides, Paula's so far ahead of my league it hardly matters). Jerry wrote:
The idea for Sam Durant's "Proposal for White and Indian Dead Monument Transpositions, Washington, D.C." has the virtue of being simple enough to fit on the front of a T-shirt. In the handy pamphlet accompanying the show, Durant says he wants to "move monuments commemorating lives lost during the Indian Wars to the National Mall in Washington, D.C." This idea is pointed without being preachy, heartrending but not mawkish, and politically incisive [...]
Twenty-five replicas of actual monuments from all over the country -- each painted gray, made of a nondescript-looking material -- are placed like an eerie oversize chess set in Cooper's grand main gallery. None have commemorative plaques or markings, although the checklist abounds with evocative names like "Birch Coulee Monument to Faithful Indians," "Monument to Heroes of Wounded Knee," and "Okoboji Indian Massacre Monument." By presenting these monuments as uniform and nameless, Durant renders them mute, separates them from time and place, creating an uncanny forest of implacable signs.
I saw this exhibition, but my response to it was virtually the opposite of Jerry's. I considered the idea condescending and inappropriate, as if designed to alleviate White guilt via sanitized WASPish sentiments that do nothing to even hint at the cultures lost or reveal anything about the reality of the slaughters. Treating all these lost and varied people as if they were one gray, faceless tribe. I find the notion of what the monuments' namelessness supposedly represents being instantly vaporized by the detailed checklist information readily available almost comical. Moreover, the installation of the pieces imagined for the Mall in DC (see here) was as ill-conceived with regard to what that landscape is actually used for as Richard Serra's infamous Tilted Arc installation. Imagine a crowd of protesters or Fourth of July revelers trying to gather around, let alone see around, those pillars along the Reflecting Pond.
To be fair though, Durant's project is light-years ahead of most political art, but the fact that something this relatively superior is still so flawed is why I groan each time I hear of a new political art group exhibition. I look to artists to enlighten me, to help me make sense of the chaos and confusion. Far too many of them are offering only sensationalistic one-liners (a straitjacket made from a US flag...who is this for, third graders? Did it take that artist all of ten milliseconds to conceive that idea?).
The problem, as I see it, is that most artists working with political subject matters spend little to no time attempting to understand opposing viewpoints. I mean really understand them, not just read and dismiss them, but "get" why the opposition feels so strongly the way they do (without assuming it stems from some character flaw). What I see instead is artwork built around a naive POV but offered up as if it had been handed down on tablets from God. What this leads to often are laughable cartoons, easily (and rightly) dismissed as shallow by those with the opposing viewpoints.
What I'm really asking for here is art that transcends Red or Blue politics and approaches something more Purple. Art that has enough depth to be undeniable to the spectrum of viewers, not art that merely takes potshots at conservative values, or presents all faith as fraudulent or all authority as totalitarian. Smart political art would be good, but good political art would be better. And by "good," here, I mean work that begins with the assmption that all humans, even those with very different opinions and priorities, are worthy of being considered the intended audience, not just those who agree with the artist's POV. In other words, work that is made with the understanding that reaching those with opposing viewpoints is impossible through work that begins by insulting them. Not that this is what I personally do when I blog on politics, just that it's what I personally expect from "good" art.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (August 12, 2011)—Seven of the eight fillies and mares entered in the $250,000 John C. Mabee, which will be run Sunday at Del Mar, have won at least one graded stakes at Hollywood Park.
A Grade II at 1 1/8 miles on turf, the Mabee is the ninth of 10 races Sunday. Post time at Del Mar is 2 p.m. Track gates at Hollywood Park open at 10:30 a.m. for simulcasts.
The lone female scheduled to participate in the Mabee without a stakes win at Hollywood Park is Wasted Tears. Owned and bred by trainer Bart Evans, the 6-year-old Najran mare returns to California in search of her 13th lifetime victory.
Fresh off wins at the recently concluded Spring/Summer meet are Celtic Princess and Malibu Pier.
Owned by breeder Coudelaria Jessica and trained by A.C. Avila, Celtic Princess was a clear winner of the Grade II Royal Heroine Mile July 4 at Hollywood Park. The 7-year-old Brazilian bred mare has won six of 15 and earned $330,624.
Trained by Carla Gaines for owner-breeder B. Wayne Hughes' Spendthrift Farm LLC, Malibu Pier captured the Grade III Beverly Hills Handicap June 26. The win was the sixth in 11 outings for the 4-year-old daughter of Malibu Moon and increased her bankroll to $407,200.
The rest of the field and their stakes wins at Hollywood Park include Harmonious (2010 American Oaks), Cozi Rosie (2010 Senorita Stakes), Go Forth North (2010 Harold C. Ramser Sr. Handicap), Turning Top (2010 Redondo Beach Stakes and 2010 Beverly Hills Handicap) and Medaglia d'Amour (2010 Wilshire Handicap).
From inside out, the lineup for the John C. Mabee: Harmonious, Joel Rosario rides, 121 pounds; Cozi Rosie, Garrett Gomez, 121; Wasted Tears, David Flores, 119; Malibu Pier, Brice Blanc, 121; Go Forth North, Martin Garcia, 119; Turning Top, Mike Smith, 119; Celtic Princess, Rafael Bejarano, 121 and Medaglia d'Amour, Joe Talamo, 119.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (November 16, 2012)—A return to the Betfair Hollywood Park turf course helped Ain't No Other end an 11-race losing streak in the $69,440 allowance feature (video) Friday.
After a pace pressing trip under leading jockey Rafael Bejarano, the 4-year-old Old Topper gelding remained perfect in two starts at six furlongs over the Betfair Hollywood Park turf. His first local grass win came in the Harry Henson Stakes April 21, 2011.
The 3-1 second choice in the field of five, the California bred, who is owned by breeder Tommy Town Thoroughbreds and trained by Hall of Famer Jerry Hollendorfer, gained the advantage from pacesetter Canuletmedowneasy in midstretch, then repelled challenges from favored Circa'sgoldengear and Willyconker. The margin of victory was a neck and the final time was 1:08.97.
Out of the Shadeed mare Miami Margie, Ain't No Other returned $8.20, $3.20 and $2.80. Circa'sgoldengear, the 17-10 choice, paid $2.80 and $2.20. He finished a half-length in front of Willyconker, the winner of the Grade I Kilroe Mile earlier in the year and making his first appearance since finishing ninth of 10 in the Grade II Mervyn Muniz, Jr. Handicap April 1 at the Fair Grounds. The show price on Willyconker was $3.20.
The win was the first for Ain't No Other since he won the the Livermore Valley Wine Stakes as the even money favorite July 1, 2011 at Pleasanton. The bay has won seven of 20 in his career and earned $350,103.
Clubhouse Ride finished a neck behind Willyconker and Canuletmedowneasy, who had won two of his previous three races over the Betfair Hollywood Park turf, was last.
Racing will resume Saturday. Post time is 12:30 p.m. Track gates will open at 10 a.m.
Red Sun is the top weight at 121 pounds in the day's feature, the $75,000 On Trust Handicap. A 7 ½ furlong race over Cushion Track, the On Trust is for older California breds. It is the eighth of nine races.
This is also the second Saturday – of six during the Autumn meet – that will feature a guaranteed Pick Six pool of $150,000. If the pool reaches $200,000, there will be $1 Happy Hour specials – food and drink – at Whittingham's Pub. The pool was $217,133 a week ago and there is a carryover of $31,285 after there were no winning tickets Friday.
Additionally, if there is a single perfect ticket in the Pick Six – purchased either on track or through Television Games Network (TVG) – the holder of the ticket will receive a bonus – a 2013 Toyota Prius courtesy of Toyota of Orange.
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