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A San Lorenzo Valley High senior crossed the finish line first in the prestigious SCORE Baja 1,000 motorcycle race on the Baja California peninsula last month.
Chad Broughton, 17, was the rider of record during the 30-hour endurance race from Ensenada to La Paz in Baja California, Mexico.
Broughton was exhausted when he crossed the finish line in La Paz on Nov. 16.
"It was pretty hectic during the race," Broughton said. "You're trying to process a lot of things; then right at the end it was the greatest sense of accomplishment."
Broughton and his team of riders won Class 20, which included bikes of 450 cc or less.
The team included Chad's father, Paul Broughton, and Eric Pucelik, Nick Owens and Jack Hulse. They rode a Honda CRF 250X, averaging 37.64 mph to finish in 29 hours, 47 minutes, 41 seconds. The second-place team crossed the finish line nearly four hours later.
Broughton clocked the most miles among the team members, earning the title of rider of record. He completed legs of 160 miles and 180 miles over rugged terrain that included fire roads, sand, rock, silt beds and many large bumps, called "whoops."
Temperatures in the high 80s accompanied him near the finish line.
"One hundred sixty and 180 miles, that's a lot of time being on the bike," Broughton said.
Part of his ride took place at night, which presented additional challenges.
"It's more of a mental wear on you," he said. "You have to pay attention a little more."
The ride began at 6 a.m., and Broughton did not get to sleep until 9 p.m. the following night.
Broughton said the ride was relatively uneventful, except when a 900-horsepower trophy truck rode up behind him, causing him to slide out in a soft patch of dirt. Although Broughton was clear of the crash, the truck ran over his motorcycle's wheel, breaking a rotor. He was able to finish the leg despite the crash.
The Baja 1000 was the icing on the cake.
The team finished atop the entire Baja series in Class 20, which included the San Felipe 250 in March, the Baja 500 in June and the Baja 1,000 in November.
Broughton said he and his teammates won the 250, took third in the 500 and won the 1,000 to finish atop the overall standings.
The 17-year-old has been riding motorcycles since he was 3 years old and racing since he was 7.
Next year, he may race the Baja 250 alone, rather than with a team, to advance his career.
"I'd like to race professionally for a career, but the motorcycle industry is struggling right now, so that would be tough to do," Broughton said. "I love riding. I try to ride every weekend and at least once every week."
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"Nothing in America's K-12 schools has more influence on student learning than the quality of the classroom teacher," said Lowell Milken, chairman of the Milken Family Foundation. "Highly effective teachers are the bedrock in constructing a world-class education system that meets our challenges and opportunities in this 21st century. It is a national imperative that we attract, retain and motivate people of talent to the profession. America's prosperity depends on it."
Since its inception, the Milken Educator Awards have recognized more than 2,600 educators and presented them with more than $64 million in awards to individual educators. To date, 45 Texas educators selected as Milken Educators have collectively received $1.12 million. Milken Educator Award winners are selected based on effective instructional practices and student learning results, exemplary educational accomplishments beyond the classroom, strong long-range potential for professional and policy leadership, and serving as a motivational role model for students, colleagues and the community.
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Salisbury police are investigating whether a Wednesday night fire at a Pearl Street apartment was the result of arson.
Investigators spoke with Evon Wallace, 45, who told authorities her ex-boyfriend was at her apartment in the Cambridge Court complex, off Morlan Park Road, Wednesday night before the fire.
Sykes, 41, of the 1500 block of South Salisbury Avenue, Spencer, was charged with breaking and entering a building and first-degree trespass, both misdemeanors.
Police Capt. Shelia Lingle said the origin of the fire is still under investigation.
Wallace was home with her 13-year-old daughter and a few other neighbors when Sykes came into the apartment. She told Sykes to leave, but he did not.
A report said Sykes walked into a bedroom and walked out. He threw a beer can at Wallace and soon left the apartment. The apartment's smoke alarm went off and there was fire in the bedroom.
Everyone inside was able to get out without injury, but the apartment was destroyed.
Sykes was arrested early Thursday at his home. Spencer police assisted in the arrest. Sykes remains in the Rowan County Detention Center under a $500 secured bond.
Sykes has a number of assault convictions dating to 1988 and his most recent conviction was January 2011 for assault on an officer. Sykes was also convicted of damage to property, communicating threats, drunk and disorderly, burning personal property, breaking and entering, discharging a firearm and larceny of a motor vehicle.
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Today's post is all about saving the world and drafting policies for world peace. Not really. It's about pesky things that drive you nuts, and simple, but smart, ways to make life a little bit easier. Over the past year, we've kept our ears to the ground, looking for clever solutions to everday problems. Are leftover vases your Achilles heel? Does painting the bathroom always make a mess? We've got your back with hot tips, ideas, projects and products, all courtesy of Apartment Therapy throughout this year. Spoiler alert: everyone agrees that electronic cords are a pain in the ass, and magnets are endlessly useful.
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I've seen that first photo a few times on this site. It's a pretty room, but I don't think I'd like having to kneel up on my bed to reach the center of the rack. What if you were already dressed with shoes on and realized you needed something?
I don't know how people live without closets. I have a small house, with 5 small closets, 2 armoires, 2 dressers, and 2 nightstand, and I still don't have enough room.
I'm not sure what the deal is with the open toilet and all the toilet paper.
Primary pic: All those hanging clothes spoil the look of that lovely and serene bedroom.
Do FEWER Dishes with the Help of Magnets.
This is the second time I've been skunked by the unavailable Parmesan pencil. Darn you, cheese pencil!
I agree @Irish Eyez. It's such a tranquil, beautitul bedroom without those hanging clothes.
A set of ceiling to floor curtains over the open shelves in the bedroom would look nice.
Other issues I have with the rooms in the photos:
- That bathroom with the big glass door by the clawfoot tub needs a curtain or something.
- Hanging the mason jars over the sink for toothbrushes and toothpaste is a neat little idea, but why does everyone in the house or apartment need their own tube of the same brand of toothpaste? Weird.
I really like the surge protector/outlet strip in the drawer. Thats a great idea!! Never thought to do that.
I dont understand the bed in front of the closet/clothes rack. Why not just move the bed to the other wall so you can access your clothes? It looks kind of cluttered.
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GITA Monday February 1, 2010 In this issue ● State Agency Website Redesigns - (In March issue) ● Director's corner ● Data Privacy Day ● Two new PIJs were approved by the Information Technology Authorization Committee ● Broadband Update - GITA receives $2.3 million federal broadband mapping and planning grant ● State Library receives $1.3 million broadband grant – 84 libraries will benefit ● Broadband Federal Grants Update – New Funding Opportunities Announced ● Leadership Series ● 5 - IT Security Directions for 2010 Director's corner Welcome to the first edition of the Government Information Technology Agency (GITA) online monthly newsletter. Our newsletter will give you the latest information on information technology projects and practices in the state of Arizona. Because you have shown interest in our activities in the past, I am sending you this inaugural newsletter. If you know anyone else who should receive this newsletter, please have them send an email to: email@example.com. GITA provides statewide leadership to ensure state investments in information technology and infrastructure advance the interests of Arizona citizens. GITA provides strategic IT vision for the State and assistance for stakeholders to achieve cost effective solutions, enhanced business processes and lasting value. On January 12, 2010, GITA released the FY2010 Statewide Strategic IT Plan. View the video overview of the top five priorities for the state of Arizona. Access the full plan. GITA is currently in the process of transforming the Project Investment Justification (PIJ) and project monitoring. Phase 1 is now complete. This includes a risk-based approach to approving IT projects and metric-based Project Management. By incorporating the latest project management practices, we hope GITA to save the state of Arizona funding resources while improving the execution and impact of IT projects. There are many other activities that we are undertaking these include protecting citizen data privacy, better information security practices, taxpayer savings through data center consolidation and "cloud" computing, and expanding the availability of broadband throughout the state. Our agency just received a $2.3 million federal grant to map the broadband infrastructure of Arizona and plan its future. Thank you for your interest in the activities of the Government Information Technology Agency. Chad Kirkpatrick Director of GITA and the Arizona State Chief Information Officer TOP Data Privacy Day Governor Jan Brewer issued a proclamation declaring January 28, 2010 Data Privacy Day to promote the importance of privacy for individuals in today's world of high technology and information exchange. In the Governor's proclamation of Data Privacy Day she states: "It is incumbent on private industry, non-profit organizations and government to: (1) continually examine through such methods as the Generally Accepted Privacy Principles and the appropriateness of collecting, securing and managing all forms of personal identifying information, whether in hardcopy and electronic format; (2) abide by appropriate and responsible information management policies and practices; (3) support information privacy education within the organization; (4) provide individuals with ease of access to the organization's information management policies and practices; and (5) promote resources which assist individuals to manage the privacy of their personal information." "Data Privacy Day is an important opportunity for the State to promote common sense privacy practices to protect Arizona Citizens," said Arizona's Chief Privacy Officer Mary Beth Joublanc. "This is just one of the important strategies to protect personally identifiable information by GITA - Statewide Information Security and Privacy Office." The Statewide Information Security and Privacy Office (SISPO) is part of the Government Information Technology Agency (GITA) and serves as the strategic planning, facilitation and coordination office for information technology security in Arizona state government. SISPO includes Jim Ryan, State Chief Information Security Officer, and Mary Beth Joublanc, JD., Chief Privacy Officer and HIPAA Coordinator, and Sherri Eshkibok, SISPO Operations Manager. TOP Two new PIJs were approved by the Information Technology Authorization Committee GITA ● Approved: An Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) HIPAA 5010 Transaction Standards PIJ for a joint project to be conducted by the States of Arizona and Hawaii, to implement new versions of the electronic transactions standards for the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. Federal Health and Human Services, which runs the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, is requiring that electronic transactions use only version 5010 of HIPAA standards by Jan 1, 2012. Approved with Conditions: An Arizona State Land Department (ASLD) PIJ for a joint project to be conducted with GITA, to provide a Geographic Information System (GIS) database and Arizona Broadband Map to be utilized by public and private entities and citizens throughout the State. This project will also provide the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) along with other federal agencies with GIS data critical for analyzing and tracking broadband usage in Arizona. TOP Broadband Update GITA receives $2.3 million federal broadband mapping and planning grant The State of Arizona has been awarded $2.3 million through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009 by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) in order to map and plan expansion of broadband access. The funding comes in two grants, which will be managed by Arizona's Government Information Technology Agency (GITA). The intent is to identify availability and speed of broadband throughout the state and where future improvements will be prudent. "Quality internet access is vital to educating our youth, providing a foundation for economic development, promoting public safety, extending healthcare, and providing quality of life for Arizonans," said Governor Brewer. "These two grants are the first steps in expanding web access to more Arizonans – especially in rural Arizona and tribal lands." GITA will work closely with the Arizona State Land Department and the state cartographer in developing the Arizona broadband map. This project is part of a national effort called the State Broadband Data and Development Grant Program, which provides up to approximately $240 million in federal grants to assist states in developing state-specific broadband maps that will contribute to an overall national broadband map. "These two federal broadband mapping and planning grants are bold steps for Arizona," said GITA Director and State CIO Chad Kirkpatrick. "They will help create the blueprint for broadband and will fulfill the information needs of the state. Many areas enjoy quality access to broadband, but some rural and remote areas are in need of quality connections to bring additional access." TOP GITA State Library receives $1.3 million broadband grant – 84 libraries will benefit The Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records Division has been awarded $1.3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce to enhance existing facilities at 84 libraries in Arizona. "With the economic challenges facing Arizona and the nation, local libraries have become an important information center," said Governor Brewer. "The Public Computer Center grant will help bring our citizens closer to new opportunities by providing more than 1,000 computers to libraries throughout the state." Arizona's Public Computer Center grant application was developed based on a survey of 124 libraries, and as a result, 84 libraries were selected for the grant based on need and the ability to be "shovel ready" to add more computers to meet growing community needs. Receiving this grant allows Arizona's libraries to extend their reach to more than 450,000 previously underserved citizens of Arizona. The Arizona Broadband Advisory Committee, chaired by GITA director and state CIO Chad Kirkpatrick, gave this grant application its highest recommendation to the Governor in its review of the federal broadband applications impacting Arizona. Governor Brewer set up this committee to help in evaluating the over 100 broadband grants that were received by NTIA impacting Arizona. Governor's of the fifty states were asked by NTIA to give their input into the grants affecting their states. TOP Broadband Federal Grants Update – New Funding Opportunities Announced The Recovery Act appropriated $7.2 billion and directed the Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service (RUS) and the Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications Information Administration (NTIA) to expand broadband access to unserved and underserved communities across the U.S., increase jobs, spur investments in technology and infrastructure, and provide long-term economic benefits. The result is the RUS Broadband Initiatives Program (BIP) and the NTIA Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP). BIP will make loans and grants for broadband infrastructure in rural areas. BTOP will provide grants to fund broadband infrastructure, public computer centers and sustainable broadband adoption projects. The second and final round of broadband grant funding opportunities under this program was announced January 15, 2010. The details of the grant application process are at www. broadbandusa.gov for those interested in submitting a grant proposal. GITA has staff ready to assisted interested parties in answering general questions regarding this process. There are also federal employees at NTIA and RUS that can answer key questions. The total amount of broadband grant funding available in this final round is $4.8 billion nationwide. TOP GITA Leadership Series GITA has introduced a program for reaching out to the Arizona State Agencies, Boards and Commissions IT community. This program consists of a quarterly series of seminars with the purpose of discussing IT issues relevant to the State. The first of these seminars was held in October 2009 and discussed the 2010 Arizona Statewide IT Strategic Plan. The second of these seminars was held in January 2010 and covered the topic of Microsoft Licensing Optimization. Future sessions will be planned for the upcoming quarters and will include topics ranging from Project Oversight and Governance Process Changes to updates on the SaaS Pilot/Enterprise Email activities. Please check in at http://www.azgita.gov/ under the tab IT Leadership Series to see materials and registration information. We at GITA look forward to communicating important information and opening up the dialogue amongst the Arizona State IT leaders. For any questions or comments, please contact Leah Sweet LSweet@azgita. gov or Paul Wix email@example.com. TOP 5 - IT Security Directions for 2010 [1] The standardization challenge: As government agencies continue to invest in new technologies on an enterprise basis, IT security mitigation efforts will become more efficient and effective. [2] A good offense is a good "Defense in Depth" design: Trojan attacks will continue to be a threat and will increase in sophistication. Multi-dimensional defensive strategies will be required to manage internal and external risk and vulnerabilities. [3] Cloudy forecast: Government agencies will reverse the tendency of "protecting everything" and instead prioritize privacy & security controls based on whether the data in question presents low, moderate or high levels of risk when migrating to the Cloud SaaS (Software as a Service). [4] Proactive Network Access Controls: Network security will take a more predictive, proactive approach to preventing threats when filtering and monitoring in-bound and out-bound internet traffic. [5] Identity Management Upgraded: The coming year will see a tipping point in the use of tokens and biometric identification tools (e.g., iris, facial or fingerprint scans) to verify identity access to confidential information and wired and wireless critical infrastructures. 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[ 2P!talia ] The Series : Episode 1:iconblacksparklesplz: Episode 1 :iconblacksparklesplz: <- I guess you remember them?I'm finally done with my first Episode. I spend more than a year on it. I know I'm not the best animator but I give my best on this...I hope I don't dissapoint someone with my work.... it's kind of difficult to give the 2P! a character.It haven't got a dub, only subtitles, because I only have one dubber who can't do everything on herown...By the way, the music doesn't fit that well I guess. It was hard to find something that fit the atmosphere....even if I got some suggestions for the Ending and the Opening I dedicide myself for that music which you can hearnow.If you want a few more informations you can go and check the description of the video on Youtube :'3I hope you like it.
Top 12 Favorite Plot TypesA while ago I wrote a list of my top 11 most hated cliches. I tried to come up with an alternative. My top 11 favorite cliches, but I couldn't think of enough so I decided to do something different but similar. Have you ever had one of those plot types that you could manage to enjoy no matter how cliche and sterile they are? Those plots that have a large chance at being your guilty pleasures at worst? So, if you do know any episodes (or hell movies) that use these plots, I'd love to hear them; they don't even need to be animated. Although, each of these can and have been done badly before.Number 12: Genie PlotOne that doesn't have the third wish be "I wish I'd never met you" (with a few exceptions, like one of the Fairly OddParents TV movies, the one with Norm), which is odd because this doesn't really apply to shows like Fairly Odd Parents where reality is bended at will. The basic gist of this plot is that a normal character suddenly gets the ability to get whatever they wan
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Steve Morabito (21st), Danilo Wyss (24th), Marcus Burghardt (32nd) and Ivan Santaromita (56th) finished in the peloton on a challenging final stage of the Volta a Catalunya Sunday, as Morabito's 12th place overall led the BMC Racing Team.
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Thomas De Gendt (Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team) won the stage from a four-up sprint, 21 seconds before the peloton crossed the line. Morabito, who wound up 2:09 behind race winner Daniel Martin (Garmin-Sharp), said it was nice to have teammate Larry Warbasse in an early breakaway. "And in the final laps I had Danilo and Marcus around me too," he said. "I was expecting a bigger selection in the final laps – with less riders – but everybody was at the limit and each time it was splitting on the top of the climb I was with the best guys." Morabito said he was happy with his overall result. "I came here without stress, I trained hard at home and I spent two weeks at altitude so I am looking forward to my next races," he said. BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Max Sciandri said he saw a lot of fortitude on the final stage, which included eight laps of a circuit with a categorized climb. "It was good to have Larry Warbasse in the first breakaway on what was a hard circuit," he said. "I told the guys to keep an eye on Danilo Wyss and maybe see if we could move Steve Morabito up on the GC."


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From Doctor Who to Broadway's Once, Arthur Darvill answers fan questions about singing in the streets, time travel in the TARDIS, and his idea for a David Bowie musical…set in space!
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A Little Insight On New Youtube Partnerships
I'm so A.D.D. I'm actually editing now when I thought about bringing this up.
Back in the day it use to be a pain in the ass to get a Youtube partnership. Now however it's quite easy, the only reason it's not default when having a Youtube account is because 100 videos of a guy smoking in front of a camera is a joke and doesn't look good for them. (yea there is a guy who just uploads videos of him smoking for 10 mins, uploads 40 videos a week)
I've been a partner for several years since I did Second Life videos. I only more recently got hardcore into Youtube within the past year making videos. Well now that you're a partner some doors open up for you, contracts. There are several levels of Youtube partnerships. And another one gives people permission to monetize money from your videos. This means your Youtube account is now connected to theirs directly. And Google Youtube checks are sent to them instead of you. Now it's this 3rd party that is paying you instead. Examples of this are Machinima.com, Game Station, IGN, and many others including Curse who just got theirs last week.
This can be very good, or very bad depending on your contract, and there are pro's and cons to everything. Example: It's public information that Machinima pays 3$ per 1K views on videos of yours that they upload. But they also takes a % of your Youtube revenue instead of paying you the 100% back. However they've also been doing it for years and can get your videos a massive amount of hits with their large subscriber base. And they also tend to upload any video they can get their hands on. Other places however pay you 100% revenue and 5$ per 1k views on videos they re upload. However may not be as popular but get you lower numbers, but may be more respected because they always upload quality content. (I am talking about no one company specifically)
These are all options that can open up for you. Because Youtube is handing out so many partnerships. All these 3rd parties are trying to own your content and buy it from you. Some want to give you less Youtube revenue but give more on their uploads. And others vice versa. Always look at the pro's and cons and do your research when it comes to giving up permission to your hard work.


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Partial seizures are divided into simple, complex and those that evolve into secondary generalized seizures. The difference between simple and complex seizures is that during simple partial seizures, patients retain awareness; during complex partial seizures, they lose awareness.
Simple partial seizures are further subdivided into four categories according to the nature of their symptoms: motor, autonomic, sensory, or psychological. Motor symptoms include movements such as jerking and stiffening. Sensory symptoms caused by seizures involve unusual sensations affecting any of the five senses (vision, hearing, smell, taste, or touch). When simple partial seizures cause sensory symptoms only (and not motor symptoms), they are called "auras."
Autonomic symptoms affect the autonomic nervous system, which is the group of nerves that control the functions of our organs, like the heart, stomach, bladder, intestines. Therefore autonomic symptoms are things like racing heart beat, stomach upset, diarrhea, loss of bladder control. The only common autonomic symptom is a peculiar sensation in the stomach that is experienced by some patients with a type of epilepsy called temporal lobe epilepsy. Simple partial seizures with psychological symptoms are characterized by various experiences involving memory (the sensation of deja-vu), emotions (such as fear or pleasure), or other complex psychological phenomena.
Complex partial seizures, by definition, include impairment of awareness. Patients seem to be "out of touch," "out of it," or "staring into space" during these seizures. There may also be some "complex" symptoms called automatisms. Automatisms consist of involuntary but coordinated movements that tend to be purposeless and repetitive. Common automatisms include lip smacking, chewing, fidgeting, and walking.
The third kind of partial seizure is one that begins as a focal seizure and evolves into a generalized convulsive ("grand-mal") seizure. Most patients with partial seizures have simple partial, complex partial, and secondarily generalized seizures. In about two-thirds of patients with partial epilepsy, seizures can be controlled with medications. Partial seizures that cannot be treated with drugs can often be treated surgically.
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Myung Kwon Cho, owner and trainer of Love Theway Youare, loves the way the 3-year-old filly is coming up to the $150,000 Hollywood Oaks Saturday. The Grade II Oaks will be run at 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track.
Love Theway Youare shipped to Baltimore and finished a distant fourth in the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes at Pimlico in her stakes debut May 20 after consecutive wins on this circuit around two turns.
Raxon Cho, the trainer's son, said Thursday, "After talking to (jockey Joel) Rosario, we concluded that she just didn't like the racetrack. She's been doing great since she's come back."
Love Theway Youare, stabled at Santa Anita, drew the rail with Alonso Quinonez in a field of five. "The Oaks will be a tough race, but I'm actually happy to see Plum Pretty In," said Cho. "She should assure an honest pace, which would help us."
Plum Pretty, winner of the Kentucky Oaks in her last start May 6, was a surprise entrant for trainer Bob Baffert, who had originally planned to send her to New York for the Mother Goose Stakes at Belmont Park the same day.
Plum Pretty is expected to vie for favoritism with Zazu, who finished third in the Kentucky Oaks and defeated Plum Pretty in winning the Las Virgenes Stakes.
Trainer Mark Glatt is also hoping to spring an upset with the consistent Big Tiz, stakes-placed three times. "Hopefully, this will be her day," said Glatt. "Naturally a short field is nice. Plum Pretty was kind of unexpected and has to be respected. And you've got to respect Zazu. I'm anticipating a favorable pace scenario. We'll see how it all plays out."
Hall of Fame trainer Neil Drysdale hopes for big efforts out of First Settler and Restless Soul in the $100,000 Grade III Beverly Hills Handicap Sunday.
First Settler, a 4-year-old filly on her way up, and Restless Soul, a 7-year-old mare nearing retirement, were both assigned 114 pounds in the 1 ¼-mile turf test for fillies and mares.
First Settler won consecutive allowance races at 1 1/8 miles on the Santa Anita turf before finishing fifth in the Redondo Beach Stakes at one mile here June 5. "The mile was too short for her," said Drysdale. "It was a prep she needed for this race."
Restless Soul finished fourth in the Grade I Gamely Stakes at 1 1/8 miles on the grass here May 30. "There wasn't much pace in that race," said Drysdale. "She's quite consistent."
Restless Soul, making her third start in the Drysdale barn, finished third in the Beverly Hills last year when she was with Ben Cecil. The English-bred mare will be bred in Australia later this summer by owner Matthew Cloros.
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Katie Beers' captor created a torture chamber so hidden that it wasn't detected by police until he broke down and led them to it.
While detectives staked out the Bay Shore, N.Y., home of John Esposito, the handyman would venture down to his torture chamber every night to feed his 10-year-old victim junk food, avoiding detection of the men outside who could have saved her.
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On Jan. 13, 1993, Esposito broke down and led detectives to the dungeon where Katie was hidden for 17 days.
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In a letter to Carolyn Gusoff, co-author of Beers' new book, Esposito said he believes he deserves to be released.
"I think Katie knows I will always wish her well," Esposito writes. "I'm sorry for what I've done. I'm sorry I even thought it up. It was a mistake."
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I don't speak Italian, but reliable sources tell me that the above words translate to: One Fine Dinner. And indeed, Tim and I ate a delicious meal at the new vegan restaurant that opened here in Portland, Portobello Trattoria. We are lucky to live within a few miles of the restaurant which will make eating out very tempting…
The interior is extremely cozy with tables spaced comfortably enough apart for some seclusion and also the ability to pick out snippets of other peoples' conversations (What? You don't do that?!). There was even live accordion music for entertainment. It's a small space, but I prefer that. We were seated very quickly (even though it was busy) and our server was super sweet.
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Focaccia – Chewy, soft, and crusty served with probably the best olive oil we've ever tasted. There was a sprinkling of coarse sea salt in the olive oil which I really enjoyed, a lot.
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A funeral Mass will be celebrated Saturday, Oct. 27, in Scotts Valley for former Scotts Valley Mayor Joe Miller.
Mr. Miller died late Oct. 17. He was 71.
He was known by family and friends as a hard worker who was appreciative of others and kept a sense of humor. He had great passion and love for his family and friends, his Catholic faith and the community of Scotts Valley.
Born in Denver, Colo. Mr. Miller was adopted as an infant by George and Florence Miller. Shortly thereafter, the family moved to Twin Falls, Idaho, where he lived until he left for college at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash. At Gonzaga, he met and married his wife of 50 years.
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In 1998, he became the executive director of the Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce, a position he held until his retirement in 2001, shortly after organizing the first Art Under the Oaks event, now the annual Scotts Valley Art and Wine Festival.
In 1979, Mr. Miller and his family moved from San Jose to Scotts Valley, where he became interested in local politics, especially regarding land-use management and appropriate growth. In 1984, he was elected to the Scotts Valley City Council. He remained on the council for three terms and served as mayor three times.
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He was an active member of Scotts Valley Kiwanis Club from 1996 until his death. He served as treasurer multiple times and dedicated many hundreds of hours to Kiwanis projects. His favorite activities were hosting the Christmas wrapping party for the gifts Kiwanis presented to Little Brothers-Little Sisters, coordinating and editing the service club roundup for publication in the Press-Banner and helping organize Music at Skypark.
Mr. Miller enjoyed traveling with his family.
He is survived by his wife, Chris Miller of Scotts Valley; and three children, Debbie Guyotte, and her husband, Martin, of Newport, R.I., Steve Miller, and his wife, Megan, of Scotts Valley and Jennifer Grove, and her husband, Kevin, of Scotts Valley.
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Saturday's funeral Mass will begin at 1 p.m. at San Agustin Catholic Community, 257 Glenwood Drive, in Scotts Valley. A reception will follow at the Scotts Valley Community Center, 360 Kings Village Road.
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I was walking across the peach orchard to go check the stands today...(just getting out of the house). I looked down between the rows and found this arrowhead. It sent me straight into thinking about all the hunting that has gone on over this patch of earth. Some native American shot this arrow at something/someone hundreds of years ago and then walked around looking for his arrow for god knows how long. As the deer season winds down I get kind of bumed out that I have to wait so long to get back in the stand next year. Finding this arrow head kind of helped remind me that its just around the corner and 9 months isn't really that long to wait. I am sure a 100 years from now some contractor building a subdivision will find a broadhead and carbon arrow and think the same thing. Our trips to the woods are limited in number....ENJOY the short time you have to hunt while you are here doing YOUR time on this patch of earth.
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Posted on 3/11/2014
Jose Perez
Do you sing, dance, write, rap or do any type of performance art and want a stage to showcase your talent? This program was made just for you. Monday, April 28th @ 4:30pm, the Central Library will be hosting a Hidden Stars Talent Show. Local artist will be performing their special performance pieces for all to hear. If you are interested in participating or need more information, please contact Jose Perez at 336-703-2979.Hidden Stars Talent ShowMonday, April 28th4:30 pmCentral Library Auditorium
660 West Fifth Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
9:00 - 9:00 Monday
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