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School choice is a nationwide movement that empowers parents by enabling them to make the best possible choice for their children's education. In short, it puts power in the hands of parents to decide which type of education best fits the needs of their particular child – whether that is a public, private or religious institution, or educating their child at home.
School choice also protects parents' constitutional rights to direct their children's upbringing in accordance with the values, principles and religious convictions they hold dear.
School choice, or the right to decide where and how to educate your children, has always existed for parents who could afford to send their children to a private school or to move to a better school district. Today, however, many states are implementing policies and programs that make available an unprecedented array of education options for families of varying levels. As of 2011, families in at least 18 states had some form of school choice, and legislators in 41 states introduced or passed school choice bills.1
While there are many different types of "school choice" programs, they can be generally categorized into two basic forms: public school choice and private school choice.
Private school choice refers to publicly funded scholarship programs that redirect the flow of education funding to individual families rather than to government schools. In other words, the money now follows the child rather than a bureaucracy. Under these programs, parents can apply for scholarships that allow them to send their child to a private school of their choice, including religious ones.
Without school choice scholarships, parents who want their kids to go to a private school would have to, in essence, double pay. In other words, they would pay for a private education while also paying taxes that go toward public education. That means private schools are out of the question for many middle class and underprivileged families. School choice is designed to solve this problem. It would level the playing field for families of different incomes by allowing parents to redirect their tax dollars toward schools of their choice.
More than 150,000 children benefit from private school choice programs across the country.2
These programs can be categorized into three main types:
Opportunity Scholarship Programs. The purest form of school choice, opportunity scholarship programs offer parents the opportunity to apply for scholarships that they can allocate toward tuition for their children at a private school, including a faith-based institution. Indiana recently enacted one of the broadest, most far-reaching school choice programs in the nation — providing scholarships for low-income and middle-income students. Usually scholarship programs are tailored to low-income families or award scholarships based on a sliding scale according to household income.
One of the most well-known of these programs is the federally funded, D.C.-based Opportunity Scholarship program, which after an intense outcry from D.C. parents, was restored with 2011 legislation that allows students in grades K-8 to apply for scholarships worth up to $8,000. High school students can receive scholarships worth up to $12,000. This program has received bipartisan support from city leaders. Louisiana also has implemented ground-breaking school choice programs that allows for up to 1,500 low-to-middle-income students in the New Orleans area, as well as a statewide program allowing special needs students to receive scholarships to attend private schools. 3
Milwaukee has one of the oldest and largest school choice scholarship programs, founded in 1990 for low-income students. Today, more than 20,000 children participate in the program.4
Special Needs and Foster-Child Scholarships. Even in states where there is significant opposition to more widespread school choice, incremental programs that seek to benefit the neediest children have been successful – especially scholarships designed to assist children with disabilities and those within the foster-care system. The states of Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Ohio and Utah all have special needs scholarship programs.
Tax Credit Scholarship Programs. These programs allow corporations who donate to school choice scholarships to receive tax credits for their contributions. States with tax credit scholarship programs include Georgia, Iowa, Arizona and Florida. Some states, including Georgia, are also beginning to allow tax deductions for individuals who contribute to education scholarship programs.
Education Savings Accounts: In 2011, Arizona passed a first-of-its kind law to offer educational choice through innovative Education Savings Accounts (ESAs). ESAs allow parents or guardians to have the state deposit a percentage of their child's per pupil funding into a savings account, which they can then use for various educational options, including private school tuition, online education, tutoring costs, or even college courses.
Despite the spread of private school choice programs, the majority of students – an estimated 56 million – remain in government-funded public schools, and too many of those schools are underperforming or failing. We spend nearly 500 billion on public schools, and yet graduation rates are as low as 52 to 56 percent for minority students. Clearly, efforts to increase choice and competition for families inside the public school system remain essential.
Charter Schools.Charter schools represent the most popular form of public school choice and have seen tremendous growth in the last few years. Charter schools are publicly funded institutions that have more autonomy and freedom from bureaucratic control than standard public schools. This autonomy is provided in exchange for agreed upon measures of accountability described in the school's charter. Charter schools can be started by parents, private companies, religious organizations or even universities. Parents often work together to start charter schools in their neighborhood that offer unique programs tailored to the needs of community children. Many charter schools are designed to assist disadvantaged students or those who have not been able to thrive in traditional public schools.
The charter school movement is remarkably successful, expanding rapidly in a relatively short period of time. In 1990, there were no charters schools. Today, there are more than 5,400 schools with more than 1.7 million students. States or cities with fast-growing charter school movements include Washington, D.C., Houston, California and New Orleans, where more than half of the city's students attend charter schools. New Orleans has the highest percentage of charter schools in the nation.5
Unlike their traditional public school counterparts, charter schools are more accountable to the public, and they are much easier to shut down if they do not perform well.
Other Forms of Choice. Another example of public school choice worth mentioning is a key provision in President Bush's No Child Left Behind education law, which will soon be revamped under a different administration. This provision allows children in consistently failing schools to transfer to a better performing public school.
Outside both private and public choice, home schooling is a vitally important option that provides parents complete freedom to choose and direct their child's educational curriculum. Today there are an estimated 2 million students receiving their education at home.
School choice initiatives have the potential to rescue millions of American children currently trapped in failing public schools. Minority children suffer the most; many African-American and Hispanic students are trapped in school districts with the worst drop-out rates and lowest scores on academic achievement tests. Despite the unprecedented growth of school choice in recent years, significant obstacles remain that continue to hamper momentum.
School choice initiatives are consistently opposed by a powerful coalition of unions and left-wing interest groups. For instance, the nation's largest teachers' union, the National Education Association, poured millions of dollars into defeating what would have been one of the nation's first universal school choice program: a Utah initiative that would have made school scholarships available to families regardless of income. After the initiative passed in Utah's state legislature, it failed in a ballot referendum led and funded mostly by union operatives.
Far-left interest groups, such as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and People for the American Way, also oppose private school choice programs. The ACLU regularly initiates legal challenges against school choice laws and has publicly pressured U.S. congressmen to oppose adding private school options to federal education law.
Liberal politicians have also united at the state and national levels to block school choice legislation. One of the most recent examples of this were the ultimately unsuccessful efforts of liberal U.S. representatives to dismantle the D.C.-based Opportunity Scholarships program, which benefits many impoverished students and is widely supported by African-American leaders and parents. Destroying this program would have forced many underprivileged children to return to low-performing schools.
Liberal interest groups have taken advantage of obscure provisions within many state constitutions that prohibit the use of public funds for "sectarian" schools (known as "Blaine Amendments"). They use these provisions to file lawsuits in state courts, where judicial activists can interpret them in a restrictive way. As many as 30 states have this language, or similar provisions, in their constitutions. But, they do not reflect the spirit and principles within the U.S. Constitution. As a result, ongoing legal challenges to Blaine Amendments could gradually break down the obstacle of restrictive state laws.
Other states have clauses in their laws requiring education to be "uniform." Though this requirement has no direct relation to school choice and is vaguely worded, judicial activists have chosen to interpret it in a way that negates school choice statewide. For instance, the Florida Supreme Court used the "uniform" requirements to strike down that state's innovative Opportunity Scholarship program, even though it was popularly supported by voters.
So, progress in the school choice movement will depend in large part on the ability of reformers to improve state laws and add wording that protects parents' rights to direct their children's schooling.
In addition to teachers' unions, efforts to increase school choice for parents are often vigorously opposed by local school officials who want to protect the status quo and who feel threatened by the prospect of new competition. They often claim that school choice will destroy the public school system and limit good schooling options to only a privileged few.
In addition, public school boards and agencies often make it difficult for charters to expand by implementing regulations and rules like placing a cap on the amount of charters that can exist, requiring difficult and complicated start-up processes, limiting funding and space that's available for new schools, etc.
Though the U.S. Supreme Court has been friendly to school choice, opponents of these initiatives are trying to use state court systems to their advantage. For instance, there was a long battle in Arizona over state legislation that provides education scholarships for disabled and foster-care children. Unfortunately, the state's Supreme Court ruled against the legislation. But in April 2011, the U.S. Supreme Court threw out an ACLU-backed lawsuit that had attempted to also dismantle an important Arizona tax-credit, school choice program. Read more about that here.
Despite these legal challenges and obstacles, it is vitally important for parents to continue to protect and fight for their right to direct their children's education. Unfortunately, more and more public schools are promoting homosexuality, sexual promiscuity and other politically liberal views, all the while failing to provide satisfactory academic preparation. In this context, parents need options that allow them more control over their child's education and safeguard their religious freedoms.
For more information, read The Next Civil Rights Battle.
Focus on the Family believes that children are a heritage and blessing from God and that parents are accountable to God for raising, shaping and preparing children to serve Him. This accountability includes a responsibility to protect the hearts and minds of their children, a vital part of which is actively choosing the best education environment for their children. Thus, we whole-heartedly support school choice in its many varied forms.
Each child is unique, having different strengths and weaknesses. This is why we encourage parents to consider all available types of schooling, including public, private and home schools. Each education option has its own set of pros and cons, so Focus also encourages parents to make their schooling decisions on a family-by-family, child-by-child basis:
Focus on the Family also supports school choice because we believe it improves quality of education – creating a situation where school personnel need to compete for students by offering the best possible programs and standards. Competition makes schools more responsive to parents. This is the heart of a free enterprise system, which puts power in the hands of the "customers" – in this case, parents and students.
We also believe school choice is the fastest and most efficient way to equalize educational opportunity for all children, regardless of socio-economic status or ethnicity. Today, if an upper-class family is dissatisfied with their local public schools, they have the resources to send their children where they wish. An underprivileged family, however, has no such alternative. We believe school choice levels the playing field by making schools accountable to the parents – instead of bureaucrats – and by making the best schools available to the families who need them most.
In summary, we believe school choice represents the cutting-edge future of education. It breaks up the current bureaucratic monopoly controlling our education system and places the power squarely into the hands of the people to whom it belongs: parents.


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Bolton midfielder Mark Davies looks set to sign a new contract, while Leeds and Blackburn are both hoping to make late loan signings.
Southampton boss Ronald Koeman wants to sign Dirk Kuyt, while Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has told Lukas Podolski he is not leaving the club.
Besiktas have emerged as a contender to sign Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech, while Lucas Leiva has expressed his desire to leave Liverpool.
Arsenal and Man City are chasing Leicester's £10m defender Liam Moore, Man United could sign Fredy Guarin, and Schalke want Fernando Torres.
Arsenal & Liverpool have suffered a blow in the race for Winston Reid, Manolo Gabbiadini may join Spurs & Nottingham Forest want Jack Grealish.
Man United have been told to forget about Cristiano Ronaldo, Marcelo Brozovic could sign for Arsenal, and Andre Ayew wants to move to England.
Chelsea are tracking Marseille midfielder Giannelli Imbula in case they miss out on Sami Khedira and Arsenal may have £42m to spend in January.
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti has ruled out selling Sami Khedira to Chelsea or Arsenal, while Victor Valdes is unlikely to join Liverpool.
Arsenal face a fight from Manchester United to secure Real Madrid ace Sami Khedira, while Tottenham want WBA striker Saido Berahino in January.
Barcelona's Dani Alves has agreed to join Manchester United in the summer and Xavi's agent has denied talking to Man City about a transfer.
Arsenal could make an £8m swoop for Celtic defender Virgil van Dijk, while Man United are considering re-signing Stoke captain Ryan Shawcross.
Arsenal are set to launch a £32m bid for Borussia Dortmund star Mats Hummels and Pep Guardiola wants to manage Man Utd when he leaves Bayern.
Aston Villa loanee Tom Cleverly could return to Man United, while Everton boss Roberto Martinez has denied he's fallen out with Sylvain Distin.
Arsenal are chasing £17m-rated Benfica star Talisca, Valencia and Juventus are eyeing Juan Mata and Napoli want James Milner and Glen Johnson.

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Alexa's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Arizona Wildcats basketball team, because I went there and loved my school - not to mention their awesome basketball team.
What's your favorite movie quote?
"This is so awkward. I really want you to leave, but I don't know how to say it without sounding like a dick." Ted from Bridesmaids... I love Jon Hamm!
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Old school PlayStation, Mario bros. My favorite!!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Nope- I don't like needles.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
My Justin Bieber playlist... sigh....
What's your best party trick?
That I can still manage to not fall over in my heels when I go out.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
None have been memorable just really awkward "So what's your number?"
What's the worst job you've ever had?
I've been fortunate not to have a horrible job....
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Swam with sharks in Bora Bora.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Taco Bell... I'm going to regret that.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Homemade dog food ;)
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
I'm an angel!
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
My swimsuit! Or a pair of my favorite shoes... I love shoes.
Tell us a joke.
What do you do with a sick boat... take it to the doc. I know I'm really funny.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 12, 2013)—Open Water, the upset winner of the Marjorie L. Everett Handicap May 18 (video), will seek the first Grade I victory of her career in the $250,000 Vanity Handicap Saturday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Run at 1 1/8 miles over Cushion Track, the Vanity, which is for older fillies and mares, is the ninth of 10 races Saturday. Post time is 1 p.m. Track gates will open at 9:55 a.m. for simulcasts.
The 72nd renewal of the Vanity will be preceded by a pair of stakes for 2-year-olds – the $100,000 Willard L. Proctor Memorial and the $100,000 Cinderella for fillies. Both are at 5 ½ furlongs over Cushion Track. The Proctor goes as the eighth race while the Cinderella is the fourth.
In celebration of Hollywood Park's diamond anniversary, Betfair Hollywood Park will offer special 75 cent pricing Saturday.
General admission, programs, hot dogs and sodas will be available for 75 cents throughout the day. Beer will be offered at the reduced price for 75 minutes – 1 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.
Additionally, a prix fixe menu with a choice of soup or salad, main course selection, dessert and a glass of champagne in a commemorative 75th anniversary flute will be offered in the Turf Club. The cost is $75 per couple. Reservations can be made by calling 310-419-1601.
This will also be the fifth of nine Saturdays during the Spring/Summer meet offering a guaranteed Pick Six pool of $150,000.
If the Pick Six pool exceeds $200,000 on any of the selected Saturdays – which also include June 22, June 29, July 6 and July 13 – there will be $1 Happy Hour food and drink specials offered at Whittingham's Pub and the Betfair Players' Lounge.
Additionally, a single winning ticket – purchased either at Betfair Hollywood Park or through Television Games Network (TVG)- will earn a bonus – a 2013 Toyota Prius courtesy of Toyota of Orange.
Owned by Southern Equine Stables LLC, Mike Smith and Whispering Oaks Farm and trained by Eric Guillot, Open Water defeated 7-10 favorite Lady of Fifty by one length at nearly 10-1 in the Grade II Everett.
The win was the third in 14 starts for the 4-year-old daughter of Include and the A.P. Indy mare Biscayne Bay. She's earned $270,750.
If successful Saturday, Open Water would be the first horse to win both the Everett – which was called the Milady Handicap prior to 2012 – and the Vanity since Zenyatta in 2009.
Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, who won the 2011 Vanity with Blind Luck, will be represented by Lady of Fifty and Esentepe.
Owned by Hollendorfer and George Todaro, Lady of Fifty has won six of 14. The 4-year-old gray daughter of After Market and the Maria's Mon mare K.D.'s Shady Lady has earned $383,000.
In her only other start over Cushion Track prior to her second place finish in the Everett, Lady of Fifty won the Grade II Bayakoa Handicap by 3 ¼ lengths last Dec. 8.
The last filly or mare to win both the Bayakoa and Vanity was Hollywood Story. She won the Bayakoa in 2004 and the 2006 Vanity.
A 4-year-old Oratorio filly out of the Octagonal mare Mythie, Esentepe comes off a decisive win as the 2-5 favorite in an optional claimer in her first start over Cushion Track May 9.
Owned by William de Burgh, Esentepe has won three of 20 and banked $149,984.
Trainer John Sadler, who won the 2004 Vanity with Victory Encounter, will send out More Chocolate, winner of the Grade II La Canada Stakes Jan. 20 at Santa Anita.
Owned by Michael Talla, the 4-year-old Malibu Moon filly out of the Night Shift mare Little Treasure has won three of 10 and earned $252,642. The Vanity will be her first race over a synthetic surface and her initial start since she finished fifth in the Grade II La Troienne Stakes May 3 at Churchill Downs.
Royal Tiger will step into tougher company after winning an optional claimer by 14 lengths June 2.
Trained by Mark Glatt for owner-breeder Nick Cafarchia, the 6-year-old daughter of Hold That Tiger and the In Excess mare Rare Royalty has won three of 15 and earned $106,620. She's won half of her four races over Cushion Track and was third in her two defeats.
Byrama will return to a synthetic surface for Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners and trainer Simon Callaghan after finishing sixth in the Grade I Humna Distaff over a sloppy track May 4 at Churchill Downs.
The 4-year-old English bred daughter of Byron and the Darshaan mare Aymara will be seeking to end a six-race losing streak in the Vanity. Byrama hasn't won since taking the Unzip Me Stakes last Sept. 29 at Santa Anita.
The bay filly was second, beaten by a neck by Last Full Measure, in the Grade I Madison April 13 over Keeneland's Polytrack in her most recent race over synthetic. She has been runner-up in both of her tries over artificial tracks. She chased Reneesgotzip in the C.E.R.F. Stakes last Sept.5 over the Polytrack at Del Mar. Byrama has won four of 18 and earned $334,750.
From inside out, the field for the Vanity Handicap: More Chocolate, Garrett Gomez rides, 119 pounds; Byrama, Gary Stevens, 116; Esentepe, Corey Nakatani, 117; Royal Tiger, Tyler Baze, 113; Open Water, Joe Talamo, 117 and Lady of Fifty, Rafael Bejarano, 117.
Trainer Peter Miller, who has won three of the last six runnings of the Willard L. Proctor Memorial, will seek another victory Saturday with recent debut winner Solid Wager. Miller's wins came with Thoroughly (2007), Backbackbackgone (2008) and Majestic City (2011).
A son of Birdonthewire and the Valid Wager mare G Ma, Solid Wager defeated $50,000 maidens by 2 ¼ lengths June 7. Owned by Gary and Cecil Barber and Stanford Stable, Solid Wager earned $30,250 for the comfortable score.
California-breds Time for a Hug and Willie B Awesome, a full brother to multiple stakes winner Willa B Awesome, will represent the barn of trainer Walther Solis.
Owned by a partnership that includes Tom Beckerle, Ira Herman, Templeton Horses LLC and breeder Terry Lovingier, Time for a Hug won in his initiation April 26. The son of Time to Get Even and the Wild Rush mare Action Girl earned $31,200 for the victory by one length.
A son of Awesome Gambler and the Nineeleven mare Cause I'm Tricky, Willie B Awesome won May 24 after finishing fifth in his May 9 debut for a partnership that includes breeder Lovingier, Michael Byrnes, Patsy London and Kretz Racing LLC. Willie B Awesome has banked $41,912.
California Chrome, who chased Time for a Hug, came back to defeat maidens May 17 for owner-breeders Steve Coburn and Perry Martin and trainer Art Sherman. The Lucky Pulpit colt out of the Not for Love mare Love the Chase has earned $41,600.
Sadler will send out a duo – Street Icon and Kobe's Back – in search of his first Proctor victory.
Owned by J.W. Singer LLC, Street Icon led throughout when he won May 9. The debut victory by the son of Street Boss and the Danzig mare Legion of Merit was worth $31,200.
A $480,000 purchase in March in Florida, Kobe's Back debuts for Lee and Susan Searing's C R K Stable. The gray is a son of Flatter and the Well Decorated mare Well.
The field is completed by a pair of maidens who ran second in their respective debuts.
Geldautomat finished three-quarters of a length behind Street Icon May 9 while Go First was beaten by a half-length by Willie B Awesome 15 days later.
Trained by Kristin Mulhall for Kretz Racing LLC, Geldautomat is a Fusaichi Pegasus colt out of the Two Punch mare Sophie's Destiny. He's earned $10,400.
Go First is owned by breeder Harris Farms, Inc. and trained by Dean Pederson. The Kafwain gelding out of the Rubiano mare Go Ruby Go collected $13,250 for his runner-up effort.
The lone filly in the Proctor cast is One More, a debuting daughter of Holy Bull and the Tapit mare See Rock City. Doug O'Neill trains One More, a $165,000 purchase at the Barretts' March sale, for Reddam Racing, LLC.
From inside out, the field for the Willard L. Proctor Memorial Stakes: Time for a Hug, Jose Valdivia, Jr. rides, 120 pounds; Kobe's Back, Rafael Bejarano, 115; One More, Mario Gutierrez, 112; Solid Wager, Edwin Maldonado, 117; Go First, Martin Garcia, 115; Willie B Awesome, Martin Pedroza, 120; California Chrome, Corey Nakatani, 120; Street Icon, Joe Talamo, 120 and Geldautomat, Tyler Baze. 115.
After winning the Cinderella last year with Miss Empire, Miller will send out a pair – On the Backstreets and Sensational Nikki – in search of a repeat.
The last trainer to win the Cinderella in consecutive years is Steve Asmussen. He won with Richwoman in 2006 and Wonderful Luck in 2007.
On the Backstreets broke into the game with a 2 ¼ length win May 23 for a partnership that includes Brewer Racing Stable, David J. Lanzman Racing Stable, Inc., Rockingham Ranch and Jason Wood. The win was worth $31,200 for the daughter of Street Boss and the Mutakddim mare Mutakaway.
Sensational Nikki also won first time out, prevailing by three-quarters of a length as the 6-5 favorite June 2.
The Zensational filly out of the Spend a Buck mare Liberada earned $31,200 for owner Rockingham Ranch.
Hall of Famer Jerry Hollendorfer, who won the 2011 Cinderella with Killer Graces, will saddle Pleasant Miss.
The Pleasantly Perfect filly out of the Tale of the Cat mare Winter Tide blasted $50,000 maidens by 6 ¼ lengths in her May 9 debut for owner Dan Northrop and trainer Adam Kitchingman.
She has since been purchased privately and will debut Saturday for Hollendorfer and a partnership that includes the trainer, Halo Farms, Mark Randall and Three Sisters Thoroughbreds. The gate-to-wire win by Pleasant Miss was worth $18,000.
Solis entered Time for Angie, a first out winner May 3 for a partnership that includes Byrnes, London, Kretz Racing LLC and breeder Terry Lovingier.
The daughter of Time to Get Even and the Gold Case mare Amorous Angie banked $40,560 for the 1 ¼ length triumph as the 13-10 second choice.
Pay the Debt posted a 19-1 surprise in her bow for a partnership that includes Pat Abrams, Keith Moore and trainer Gary Sherlock. The Awesome Gambler filly out of the Skip Trial mare Securitized Debt earned $31,200 April 25.
Sprouts won by 5 ½ lengths at 11-1 when making her second start for owner-breeder Reddam Racing, LLC and trainer Edward Freeman. The daughter of Square Eddie and the Yankee Victor mare Ann Summers Gold has earned $32,240. She finished fifth against males in her April 26.
La Madera is a rookie by U S Ranger and the Fortunate Prospect mare Frugality. Carl O'Callaghan trains for owner Jerry Durant.
From inside out, the field for the Cinderella Stakes: Pleasant Miss, Rafael Bejarano rides, 120 pounds; On the Backstreets, Joe Talamo, 117; Pay the Debt, Jorge Carreno, 120; Sensational Nikki, Edwin Maldonado, 117; Time for Angie, Jose Valdivia, Jr., 117; La Madera, Corey Nakatani, 115 and Sprouts, Mario Gutierrez, 117.
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Finishing barely 46 seconds behind a fast charging Team Columbia, BMC can feel as though they lived up to the challenge. With both Alex Moos and Mathias Frank just a minute out of the race lead, the team can plan to use the weekend stages as a springboard into the top 10 of the overall GC.
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"I was really happy with how the guys road today," John Lelangue reported. "It is not an easy job to race a stage like this. Looking at the results and the top teams which finished behind us, I think we can feel very pleased with our performance on this challenging course." With a finishing time that bunches BMC together with several other teams that either are experts at this sort of event or have serious overall victory ambitions, the American-Swiss contingent can still feel very confident in their chances for a high position on Sunday. "We executed our plan and finished strongly with five riders," Lelangue said. "Our group kept fighting till the last meters so I am pleased with the job that everyone did."
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"Looking at the current GC and knowing the severity of the stages for the next two days means that the race is still wide open," Lelangue said. "We will go in with a plan to protect our GC chances, but will also have guys like Jeff Louder, Brent Bookwalter and Ian McKissick looking for chances to attack." In the 2008 edition of the Tour de Romandie, Alex Moos carried the responsibility for a top finish in the GC. This year the team will also look to young climber Mathias Frank. "We will be protecting both Alex and Mathias, and we hope that they can be up there for the big fight," Lelangue said. Frank seems confident and happy to be in this position. "Saturday will be a big war and a very difficult day," Frank said. "We'll see what happens, but I certainly hope that I will be among the strongest." "We'll do our best, but I am really confident in the team," Lelangue concluded.


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Nice lookin cat EH! Well done.
looks great, it's a trophy
Looks good!. Ive seen Bobcats here but I haven't got close enough to put one down.
Looks like you had better call the Turtle Man.
did you not get to hunt much , or you hunted your guts out with no luck
t8, that's why I had it mounted that way. The girlfriend is already tired of being surprised by it lurking around corners, etc. lol Probably moved it 10 times this weekend, trying to find that perfect place in the house.
He did a good job. Looks real. Boy the fun a person could have w/ a mount like that.
Looks great, they are rare to see here in Ohio.
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Extending the reach of the recently codified economic substance doctrine to embrace transactions spurred by tax subsidies would help both Congress and taxpayers promote worthy objectives such as historic preservation and the production of renewable energy. Congress—or quite possibly the courts—could use losses as the lynchpin of an economic substance doctrine for subsidized transactions. To […]
On NPEs, Holdups, and Underlying Faults in the Patent System
This piece offers commentary on two essays in the current volume of the Cornell Law Review: James Bessen and Michael J. Meurer's The Direct Costs from NPE Disputes and David L. Schwartz and Jay P. Kesan's Analyzing the Role of Non-Practicing Entities in the Patent System. Schwartz and Kesan's essay critiques Bessen and Meurer and […]
The Implications of Private Environmental Governance
Many of us first learned about the role of government through middle school civics class. In the simplest view, an important governmental function is to manage the exploitation of common pool resources in the face of pressure from individuals and corporations who have incentives to over exploit the resource, and who face collective-action problems in […]
Revisiting Constitutional Retroactivity in New York After Danforth: Should Padilla and Other Supreme Court Guilty Plea Counsel Cases Prompt a Change From Eastman-Teague, or Adherence to Chaidez?
Nearly two decades ago, in People v. Eastman, the New York Court of Appeals––in considering whether or not to apply a newly announced rule of criminal procedure under the United States Constitution to criminal cases pending solely on state court collateral review––concluded that state courts were "constitutionally commanded" to apply the rubric fashioned by the […]
Symposium on Extraterritorialism
The Cornell Law Review will publish its annual Symposium issue for Volume 99 with a focus on extraterritorialism in September 2014. The flurry of recent Supreme Court decisions turning on a revived door-closing territorialism is attracting the attention of legal scholars in various substantive as well as methodological fields of federal law, and the lines […]
Symposium on Law, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
The Cornell Law Review and the Clarke Business Law Institute hosted a Symposium on Law, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship on Friday, February 8, 2013, at The Cornell Club in New York City. The Symposium was originally scheduled for November, but postponed due to Hurricane Sandy. It focused on legal and regulatory issues that affect entrepreneurship and […]
Cornell Law Review Submissions Box Is Now Open
The Cornell Law Review and the Cornell Law Review Online are now accepting submissions for volume 100.
Welcome to CornellLawReview.org
Welcome to CornellLawReview.org, the new online home of the Cornell Law Review. In the spirit of its mission as a student-run journal, the Law Review is launching this site to provide greater access to its top-notch legal scholarship and more publishing opportunities for legal academics. The website will host all of the content that the Law Review publishes in print […]
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