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While the media focuses on turmoil in the Middle East, they overlook important historical developmentsMonday, Jun 30, 2014 4:10 PM UTC 0
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While the media focuses on turmoil in the Middle East, they overlook important historical developmentsMonday, Jun 30, 2014 4:10 PM UTC 0
A gritty Moroccan thriller explores how poverty and desperation turn abandoned slum kids into suicide bombersWednesday, May 14, 2014 10:59 PM UTC 0
Social media continues to prevail over international news coverage during uprisingsMonday, Feb 24, 2014 2:19 PM UTC 0
It's deeper than Gates' new book: We've no control over events, but -- dangerously -- keep pretending we doThursday, Jan 9, 2014 12:45 PM UTC 0
It has to deal with "riots on its doorstep to funding so meager it can't keep up paper clip supplies for its staff"Wednesday, Dec 4, 2013 1:00 PM UTC 0
The right-wing pundit also claimed that Obama intended to spark an American "Arab Spring sort of thing" VIDEOThursday, Nov 21, 2013 10:10 PM UTC 0
The French philosopher and author would have turned 100 this week. His writings have never felt more prescientFriday, Nov 8, 2013 1:30 PM UTC 0
How will Yemen's sacred places of protest be remembered?Wednesday, Oct 30, 2013 5:28 PM UTC 0
Severe drought and water shortages are an overlooked factor in the region's unrestTuesday, Sep 10, 2013 4:14 PM UTC 0
The ousted president is ordered released over charges of corruption and killings protesters, which he still facesMonday, Aug 19, 2013 1:23 PM UTC 0
Forget the standard lunacy that emerging nations "hate our freedoms." They just don't want to be WesternizedThursday, Jul 18, 2013 11:45 AM UTC 0
From the Berlin Wall to Cairo, we live in an era of anti-authoritarian revolution that may transform the worldSaturday, Jul 6, 2013 5:00 PM UTC 0
Don't confuse Taksim with Tahrir -- what's going on in Turkey is nothing less than a battle over national identityThursday, Jul 4, 2013 2:00 PM UTC 0
At least 16 people have been killed in clashes since SundayTuesday, Jul 2, 2013 1:09 PM UTC 0
In Turkey, support for the protesters isn't nearly as unified as the U.S. media might have you believeSunday, Jun 23, 2013 4:00 PM UTC 0
A Lebanese filmmaker violates taboos in this fable of an assimilated Arab-Israeli doctor facing a dreadful truthThursday, Jun 20, 2013 9:00 PM UTC 0
"Prime Minister Erdogan is blaming social media, instead of his party's authoritarian overreach."Monday, Jun 3, 2013 10:20 PM UTC 0
Once a peaceful sit-in, protests in Taksim Square have become the country's most intense demonstration in yearsMonday, Jun 3, 2013 2:40 PM UTC 0
The Gulf kingdom is targeting the identity-hiding masks that were used in nationwide demonstrations this monthWednesday, Feb 27, 2013 3:27 PM UTC 0
In his new book "Power Systems," the political critic reflects on the Arab Spring and our role in the Middle EastMonday, Feb 4, 2013 12:44 PM UTC 0
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In golf going low means pulling out all the stops. Why are we talking about golf you ask, because playing good golf and shooting great archery scores are similar in may ways.
In both sports the only person who can stop you from getting the job done is you. In both cases the equipment is very simple in principle, more on this on another occassion.
Going low in golf is the same as shooting the archery game you always knew you had inside you. In golf this means 100% focus, tuning out all the surroundings. Focusing on the ball and where you want it to go. You should now have the point.
In archery this can be very difficult because we are so conditioned to rate our performance based on the score or where the arrow goes. In order to go low we need to throw this out the window for a while. If you can bear with me i will show you what i mean and in the process tell you how to shoot the game of your life far more frequently.
Beofore we go any further you need to go get your gear, i mean everything you need to shoot, bow, arrows, release, etc. Now, lay everyhting out on the livingroom floor and look every piece over thoroughly. If there is one piece that needs attention fix it before you go any further. I am not saying go oiut and buy a new sight. I am referring to maintenance type things, you know, that peep that bugs you, the string that needs waxing, etc. You cannot procede unless you can completely emerse yourself in what we are going to do.
Ready, I hope so because here we go......Have you ever put an arrow in the exact center of where you were aiming? Of course you have, i am talking about one arrow from any distance.
I suggest that if you did it once you have the physical skill to do it every time. The problem is you keep getting in your own way. As soon as you made that shot you did one of two things. You said how did i do that? and you started to analyze what you did. Or, worse yet, you got on youself and said whay cant i do that all the time?.
Whe you are shooting for score or shooting at a spot is no time to analyze you game. When you are shoting for score you need to be emersed in the shot and only in the shot. How do we get there, well Ill try to help you with that.
Lets start with some practice drills. You are now saying here we go again, another batch of boring drills. No they are not boring! and you will see results. If you dont have a place at home to shoot make yourself a cord with loops on both ends. It should be the same as your draw length.
The first driill is a little different for most people. I want you to shoot an entire game (of your choice) without keeping score, on paper. You will be blank bailing or using your cord. This is not just grip it and rip it. I want you to shoot the entire game paying attention to every detail. Keep track of the ends you have shot, score them in your mind if you want. This needs to get boring !! Yah i said you need to get bored !! You see, in order to go low you need to be boring to watch shoot, let me explain.
You want to get to the point where if people were to comment on your shooting they would say you were boring because it was the same every time. Or if a friend were to be watching you they would know what you were going to do next in your shot sequence. There is no place for creativity in shooting archery for score. You want to do everything the same way every time.
The other reason you need to get bored is to work on your focus. If you can maintain your focus through this entire drill you will instantly increase your scores.
This is where the drill i mentioned comes into play. since there is no reinforcement based on score you will be more inclined to do it the same way every time. The more often you do this drill the more automatic your form will be.
For probably two months I took one of those loops to work and I would shoot an entire game during lunch. It payed off big in terms of developing a solid form. Now i can trust my form and simply let it happen.
You now have this rock solid shot routine and your form is so honed you sleep in that position. Lets move onto getting out of your way.
Let me ask you a question. When a golf pro (the ones on TV) look over a put do they expect to put it in the hole. You bet they do !!! Then when you draw back your bow you fully expect to put this arrow right where you want it. You dont !? Then why did you take the shot ? If you dont expect to drill the spot you are aiming at you are selling yourself short. From now on when you step to the line, stake what ever it happens to be i want you to picture the arrow going in the dead center and fully expect it to go there.
Lets talk about warming up for a minute. This past year at Nationals we didnt get our wake-up call so we were quite late getting to the arena for our 7am line. I didnt have time to put up a target for my first practice end. I simply aimed at the area where i would put a target and focussed on my shot execution. The results were amzing. That was the most comfortable I felt behind my bow in some time. Golfers do this all the time. They will stand around the tee box and just swing a club slowly and smoothly. They arent just killing time.
I suggest that you try blank bailing as part of your warm up. It will allow you to loosen up without worrying about results. Doing this will hopefuly take you right back to your lunch time games or your blank bailing. It will relax you and tell your muscles, this is what i want to do and this is how it should feel.
Remember when i mentioned being emersed in the shot. This is very much part of going low and getting out of your own way. Dont try to analyze when you are shooting for score. Simply execute what you have been practicing. As soon as you start to think about the shot you just made you are done because you are not focussed on shot execution.
Ever see a shooter hastily lift their binos and look down range. I would wager that 99% of the time you see this, that person just shot a bad shot. I dont believe in this, all you are doing is increasing the chance of doing the same thing again. Staring at the arrow through your binos wont move it to the X, I tried it once or twice, so why look at it. That shot became ancient history as soon as it left your bow. Here is the odd part of this deal, if it felt perfect drink it in and do it again.
Some people will say, you cant have it both ways. Its my head why not? You choose what you think about so choose carefully.
I hope this has made sense to you and maybe you learned somethig from what I have suggested. If you have any questions or want details on any of this feel free to post or contact me directly.

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#1 - I've read that when you use the CCS you should also use a slightly longer cable. If the bow comes from the factory with the CCS installed does the bow also come with the longer cable?
#2 - Does the 2009 Cheetah really weigh 3.4lbs or is that "optimistic" or should I say, what does it really weigh?
#3 - Does the CCS & STS provide any real benefit or would I be better off going with the standard cable guard and string silencers?
#4 - I know it says IBO is 315-320fps but realistically what should I expect from a 60lb pull, 29" draw, 380gr arrow and nothing on the string but a D-loop and a G-5 Meta peep?
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From Pale to Powerful: Which Pink is Too Pink?
I find pink to be very polarizing. No other color has so many die-hard fans; no other color produces such feelings of distaste. It's baby girls, it's breast cancer awareness, it's Pepto Bismol, it's Barbie. When it comes to decorating, the conventional wisdom regarding pink is to tread lightly. You don't want to be overwhelmed. Or do you?
Here are 15 interiors with walls painted in varying shades of pink, from barely there to bubble gum to magenta. What do you think? Which rooms are just pink enough — and which ones are too much?
First Row:
1. Made by Girl
2. Design*Sponge
3. Domino via We Love Domino
4. Lonny
5. Domino via Brides
Second Row:
6. Elle Decor UK via Apartment Therapy
7. Domino via We Love Domino
8. Jonathan Adler Interior Design
9. Design*Sponge
10. Domino via We Love Domino
Third Row:
11 & 12. NY Mag via Apartment Therapy
13. Cool Hunting
14. Lo Bjurulf for Elle Interiör
15. Elle Decor
Images: As linked above.
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There is no such thing as too much Pink.
Polarizing indeed. Any pink is too much pink for me!
I'm with you, Amy T.
I love the super pale, almost white pinks (like picture 2). I've been thinking about it for our kitchen. The darker, pepto pink can be overwhelming, but I really like it in #s 12 and 14... maybe because the less-girly furnishings help balance it?
I'm actually thinking about pale pink and red w/pops of pale green for my studio. I heart soft and pink decor.
I don't mind pink, but I don't know that I'd paint a room with it. Maybe. It doesn't get me riled up the way that red or yellow do (two colors I REALLY hate in large amounts).
Really don't like pink--but coral is to die for!
Interestingly enough, I was just playing with the Sherwin Williams Color things to pick out a color for my bathroom. I really like the cool light pink in pic 5.
I'm definitely on the can't have enough pink side; I actually painted the outside of my house the brightest hot pink I could find.
Lighting is critical with deeper shades of pink, more so than any other color I've used before. I painted my living room a shade of pink similar to that in the sixth photo, and while I loved it during the day when drenched in natural sunlight, it turned sickly pepto bismal with artificial light at night. I repainted it grey, and it is such a relief.
<3 #7 and #4 ... maybe i just like pink + orange and pink + warm wood (confession: most of my apartment has pink walls, similar to #7, so I'm biased)
If you think of pepto or bazooka, too pink!
Is it weird that I like the 1st and 3rd rows, but hate the middle row. It appears that I think pink is best when it's barely there or overwhelming.
I have been forced to despise pink in reaction to the whole Disney Princess Barbie Girl-Version-Of-Things phenomenon. Pink laptop computers! Pink phones! Pink cordless power drills! Pink colostomy bags! All of the rooms in the examples above are really designed well, and the pink looks great because the rooms aren't super-girly, but I could never bring myself to use the color in my own home due to of the cultural associations with recent over-pinkified bogus-girl-power marketing ploys. (disclosure: I am a woman)
Every house, condo, and townhouse I have owned has been 'pink', although I prefer rose, specifically Monticello Rose, (Benjamin Moore Historical Color #63), the original color of the first floor at Monticello.
Thomas Jefferson had a slave who was a master colorist, and he made many colors for Mr. Jefferson. The Monticello Rose can be a little intense when the sun is setting, but it is an amazing color that seems to change during the day. But at night, it's magical. It was originally discovered/mixed before electricity, and it is most beautiful in candlelight. It will take your breath away.
'Pink', or those colors in the rose family, as I understand it, are the most soothing of colors; they can even lower your heart rate. If you have been in the homes of the really, really rich, many of them have rose colored walls. (I think most of the rest have celedon.) Again, the salmon color soothes the soul of the most savage beast.
AN ASIDE: I had the strangest nursery you can imagine. The wallpaper had a dark brown background, with tiny little yellow and orange flowers, and I mean tiny. All the furniture was painted the same dark brown. AND MY MOTHER WAS A DECORATOR. And a good one too. She must have been under the influence of hormones when she designed that (*)(*). I have often wondered if that is why I have craved the rose colored walls all my life.
All my walls are white in our home but I put a barbie pink just on one wall in my young daughters room (just on the inside door wall so can't be seen from outside her room) She thinks it's one of the best thing in our house and it casts a rosey glow over her face in the mornings.
We had a beautiful delicate pale pink bedroom in a San Francisco Edwardian that I spent a fortune having professionally painted with a custom-blended Farrow & Ball paint (the crazy trim was too much for me to work around). The light was amazing, it was like being in the middle of a sunrise, everyone looked gorgeous in that room. Even my husband, not a pink fan (and very skeptical initially) liked it. Sadly we ended up moving out after only a year due to deciding to move back to Los Angeles. The owners of the (condo) unit moved back in and got to enjoy the beautiful paint job throughout the apartment (all Farrow & Ball throughout, we had thought we would be there at least five years and it would be worth it-- mostly greys and creams). I was too afraid to ask what they thought of the bedroom though! I really hope they appreciate it since I still think of it longingly.
I love pink, always have, always will. In my late teens I painted my bedroom in my parents' house the lightest shade of pink that I could find, kind of like the second image. It looks almost white for most of the day and aged really well.
Picture 8 looks like it came straight from an 80s magazine...
I love all the rooms especially the last two, but after a while it would get on my nerves, and I would want a total overhaul.
i'm not a pink person, but I love Magenta!
I usually like only orangeish pink, like #7, coral, shrimp, salmon...
everything on the last row is TOO pink. I adore all the other rooms though.
As a kid I loved pink. Then for some reason in my teens and early twenties, I tried to fight it. I'm back in love with it, and will probably paint my kitchen pink very soon. I like a soft, but noticeable pink (No. 1,3-5). The pink in #2 makes me think the decorator was too shy or nervous about a more noticeable shade of pink.
I like light pink and fushia but the middle range pinks are normally too pepto bismal but all the colors in the photos above are nice. Why does everyone seem to hate pepto bismal pink. I never hear anyone complain that a green is too Listeriney.
I actually used to REALLY hate pink. Even when I was a little girl. I wanted to paint my room navy blue (of course I wasn't allowed to :P). But now I think I'm learning how and when to use it. It's like any other color. It has it's place.
I think room #7 did it right. Just whimsical enough to pull off. The rest are too garish.
I'm in love with #7. It's like living inside of a seashell. Or a sunset. I'm convinced that there's a pink for everyone. My pink is more coral than bubblegum, and I prefer it paired with woods and tans rather than white. Pink soooo doesn't have to be "little girl." Just come over to my house and see for yourself. :)
I wouldn't paint my walls pink, but I do like little pops of fuchsia here and there.
I'm usually more of a dusty pink girl but I agree #7 is by far my favorite. Very Royal Tenenbaums.
I used to hate pink as a kid. Hated it! Now, I actually really like it - but only the really bright, characterful, OBVIOUS pinks. Mostly as an accent colour, though. If it's a wall colour, it's just a little much.
I love the painting! Does anyone know where I can get that kind of paintings?
I can only handle the super pale pink. That said, our bedroom is super super pale and every night when I go to bed, I consider repainting or death.
13 and 15 are too much for me. It's probably because 13 is "in your face rocker pink". That amount of pink is best for one item. I have hot pink vases on our entry table that give the room just enough color. I really like 1-6, but 7 is the best (IMO). That said, pink is hard. I want to decorate my nursery in pink but don't want it to be too twee, or too tween, either. ;)
I've always been in the "ick" camp on this one, but after some experience with lighting and scenic design, I've come to realize how very flattering a pale pink can be. It reflects this perfect light that nearly everybody looks amazing in...I'll also own up to liking the occasional punch colored something - but I'd never buy one!
I love hot fuschia -- it's what I painted my daughter's room, and it was a very popular co our in France a few years ago.
Pale pink though I find looks better if peachy instead of icy.
Love that "Pink is the navy blue of Inda"!
Little AdelaideKate -- try a peachy-pink!
Check out the paler pinks on the Pratt&Lambert co our card which feature Chinese Orange... They are sublimely beautiful candle-lit pinks.
I recently painted our 1956 original-fixtured bathroom a very pale pink called, appropriately, "Bubble Bath" from the Olympic line at Lowe's. I love it and it doesn't scream "pink" at you when you walk in. It's very subtle and casts a nice glow, as opposed to the ugly, chalky contractor white that was in there. Even the boys in my house are on board with it.
Any pink is too pink
I am very pro-pink. The hotter, the better!
i'm not into pink, but i have seen some rooms done very well in the really pale pinks, or the super intense saturated fuchsias. i will say, though, that i LOVE what it does for my skin when looking in a mirror - like a pink bathroom i have to use at work
I look much healthier in my pink bathroom's mirror than I did in the green.
I actually love pink and would love a light or medium pink. Maybe even a crazy bright pink if used on one wall. But the last row of pictures just abuse pink to the point where it looks sick. Bleh.
ditto bepsf
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Meghan Murray – College of Saint Elizabeth
Senior, Midfield, Knowlton, N.J.
Murray posted 17 points on 14 goals and three assists to lead the Screaming Eagles to a pair of victories and improve their record to 3-0 on the year, which is their best start in program history. For the second time in as many games, Murray had a game-best nine goals while also adding team-highs of 10 groundballs and six caused turnovers in a 17-7 win over Cedar Crest College Thursday. She followed that up with five goals, three assists, six groundballs and five caused turnovers in a 21-8 victory over U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Saturday. Murray is now first in the NEAC in both goals (23) and points (26).
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Marina Guigli – William Smith College
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Guigli played all 120 minutes in goal, made 21 saves and recorded a .568 save percentage and a 8.00 goals against average, as the Herons earned wins over Springfield and Buffalo State during their spring break trip to Clermont, Fla. In a 10-8 win over Springfield on Tuesday, Guigli made 10 saves and picked up a ground ball. In Thursday's 14-8 win over Buffalo State, she finished with 11 saves, matching her season-high and added two ground balls and a caused turnover. Guigli ranks third in the Liberty League, averaging 7.33 saves per game.
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Junior, Attack, Bolton, Mass.
Wuorio finished the week with an impressive total of 18 points. The sophomore scored 13 goals and added five assists in the undefeated week for Lasell. The junior helped the Lasers to wins against Salem State and Emmanuel by also grabbing eight draw controls and five ground balls while going 4-4 in free position opportunities.
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Lorin Field – Plymouth State
Junior, Goalie, Hollis, N.H.
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Construction of the original property dates back to the 15th century when it was built around a church. When the church was abandoned, the building was expanded into a casale (farmhouse). The original church walls and arches remain intact and form the ground floor living and dining areas. Today, the property includes a private chapel.
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011 03:37
The county's number one ranked boys and girls teams had no trouble Tuesday night, cruising to victories in elementary school basketball.
Manchester's Spencer Dubbels goes up for two of his 11 points during Tuesday's win over Goose Rock.
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#5 Big Creek 13
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In the eighth annual Clay County Elementary School Preseason Basketball Tip-Off Tournament, the Hacker Wildcats and Manchester Lady Tigers came out on top during this weekend's championship games.
Hacker's Jacob Curry jumps into the arms of teammate Tyler Gray after the Wildcats won the annual preseason elementary school basketball tournament Saturday.
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\Hacker, Manchester to Square Off in Preseason Tourney Finals
Hacker's Tyler Gray looks to pass against Burning Springs defender during Tuesday night's games.
It was an exciting two rounds of basketball action this past week as the Clay County Elementary School Preseason Tip-Off Tournament began this past weekend with first round games, with semi-final action taking place Monday and Tuesday night.
The championship games for each the boys and girls tournaments will see Hacker and Manchester playing for the preseason championship.
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Hoops fans across the county will get their first fix of Clay County basketball this weekend, as the eighth annual Clay County Elementary School Preseason Tip-Off Tournament will begin Saturday.
In the girls' tip-off tournament, defending county champions Goose Rock will kick the tournament off by taking on Manchester at 11 AM Saturday.
Hacker faces off against Big Creek at 1:15 PM Saturday, and Burning Springs takes on Paces Creek to conclude first round games at 3:15.
The girls' tip-off tournament continues Monday with Oneida, receiving a first round bye, will take on the winner of Goose Rock and Manchester at 7.
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Tanya Brouse, 18, and three other passengers inside her car suffered only a few cuts and bruises after the 1999 Ford Taurus she was driving struck a utility pole on the 11000 block of Cox Road and flipped, landing upside down beneath a downed cable shortly after 6 p.m., according to Brouse and witnesses.
Brouse said she drove into a puddle while heading southbound at about 55 mph on Cox Road, and she lost control of her vehicle, which veered across the street and hit the pole. She recalled hearing the windows crack, and area residents and passengers said they saw flashes of blue light at the time of the crash, Brouse said. Passengers inside the car later told Brouse that the vehicle rolled over five times, Brouse said, though she said she must have blacked out.
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Jockey Martin Garcia, who climaxed a meteoric rise to stardom with a victory aboard Lookin at Lucky in the Preakness Stakes Saturday for trainer Bob Baffert, returned to Hollywood Park Sunday morning in quest of more glory.
Garcia hopes for another winning ride aboard Wynning Ride for Baffert in the $150,000 Grade II Milady Handicap this afternoon and has a tentative call on Concord Point, a 3-year-old colt that Baffert nominated to the $100,000 Grade III Lazaro Barrera Memorial Stakes here Saturday.
"I just picked him up at the airport and took him to the jocks' room," said agent Jim Pegram at 9:30 a.m. after the rider's flight from Baltimore. "He's just very happy." Garcia, a 25-year-old Mexican native, rode in the Preakness for the first time.
"I watched the Preakness here from the Director's Room," said Pegram, brother of Mike Pegram, co-owner of the colt. "That's where I was when Real Quiet (also owned by Mike Pegram) won (in 1998). I wasn't going to change anything."
Lookin at Lucky became the fourth winner of the CashCall Futurity at Hollywood Park to go on to capture the Preakness Stakes the following spring. Lookin at Lucky followed in the footsteps of two other Bob Baffert trainees, Real Quiet and Point Given, as well as the Mel Stute-trained Snow Chief.
Lookin at Lucky also became the sixth Preakness winner to come out of the CashCall Futurity (called the Hollywood Futurity from 1981-2006). Alysheba finished second and Tank's Prospect was fourth in the Hollywood Park race, respectively, before winning the Preakness.
Bet against Hall of Fame trainer Jack Van Berg on Preakness Stakes Day at your own peril.
Winner of the Preakness with Gate Dancer in 1984 and Alysheba in 1987, Van Berg saddled the longshot winner of a race Saturday at Hollywood Park that triggered a track-record trifecta payoff of $78,703.80 for a $2 bet.
"The jockey rode him like he's supposed to; that was the difference," said Van Berg Sunday, praising Brice Blanc for his patient ride aboard Fortunate Victory in the seven-furlong maiden race for $25,000-$22,500 claimers.
Blanc filled in the blanks for Fortunate Victory, a 6-year-old gelding winless in 29 previous starts, and Van Berg, who had been 0-for-20 at the current meet. Fortunate Victory, ridden for the first time by Blanc, rallied from 12th to win by a neck.
Fortunate Victory, a 34-1 shot, combined with Outrageous Fortune at 33-1 and Souvenir Summer at 42-1 for the record trifecta.
Blind Luck, winner of the Kentucky Oaks in her last start on April 30 at Churchill Downs, will return in the $150,000 Hollywood Oaks on June 6, trainer and co-owner Jerry Hollendorfer said here Sunday.
"She had a nice work in 59 and four here Friday," said Hollendorfer. "The Hollywood Oaks is next." The Grade II Hollywood Oaks is at 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track.
A multiple stakes winner who solidified her claim to the rank of the nation's top 3-year-old filly with the victory in Kentucky, Blind Luck won the Grade I Hollywood Starlet here last December.
Trainer John Sadler said that Crisp would also make her next start in the Hollywood Oaks after the filly worked four furlongs in 47.60 seconds Sunday. Crisp upset Blind Luck to win the Santa Anita Oaks but was unplaced in the Kentucky Oaks.
The $100,000 Grade III Lazaro Barrera Memorial Stakes for 3-year-olds at seven furlongs Saturday honors the Hall of Fame trainer who conditioned Affirmed.
Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer hopes the race will also honor the memory of Skip Away, who died Friday in Kentucky, through his son, Skipshot.
"He worked seven furlongs in 1:24 and three this morning with the exercise rider (Marco Ramirez)," said Hollendorfer of the chestnut colt who won three straight races at Golden Gate Fields before finishing fifth in the Santa Anita Derby. Rafael Bejarano has the stakes call.
Other probable starters include Big Man Has a Sign (Martin Pedroza), Domonation (Joel Rosario), Smiling Tiger (Victor Espinoza) and Working Capital (Tyler Baze). Domonation worked a bullet six furlongs in 1:12.40 for the John Sadler stable.
Concord Point from the red-hot Bob Baffert barn heads a list of possibles that also includes stablemate Macias, Dixie Trouper, Gaelic Glory, Hawaiian Springs, Just Magic, Killer Bear, Leaving New York and Mr Tokyo.
Skip Away died of a heart attack at age 17 at Hopewell Farm, where he stood as a stallion. He won the 1997 Breeders' Cup Classic here and the 1998 Hollywood Gold Cup en route to Horse of the Year honors. He won 18 of 38 starts and earned $9.6-million.
Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer plans to send out a powerful one-two punch of U R All That I Am and You Lift Me Up in the $60,000-added Fran's Valentine Stakes for California-bred fillies and mares at one mile on turf next Sunday.
You Lift Me Up, a 5-year-old mare, worked six furlongs on turf in 1:16.80 here Sunday. She has won eight of 32 starts and earned $443,299. Her multiple stakes victories include the 2008 Audrey Skirball on the grass here. Joel Rosario has the call.
Rafael Bejarano will ride U R All That I Am, a 4-year-old filly coming off a victory in the B. Thoughtful Stakes here on April 24. She has won seven of 14 starts and earned $270,188. She completed drills with a five-furlong work in 1:01 Friday.
Other probable starters include Ruffled Feathers (Victor Espinoza), Woman Warrior (Mike Smith) and Ruination.
FINISH LINES—David Flores was back in the stable area Sunday morning after escaping injury when unseated by Loro before the fifth race Saturday and booking off his remaining mounts. "The horse got spooked by the pony boy," said Flores, who underwent a precautionary MRI of his right shoulder following the spill…Scintillo, who was vanned off after finishing fourth in the Jim Murray Memorial Handicap Saturday in his United States debut, returned in good order, according to Hall of Fame trainer Neil Drysdale. "Nothing was wrong with him," said Drysdale Sunday. "He's fine."…Acclamation ended a minor drought for trainer Don Warren and owners Bud and Judy Johnston with a 14-1 upset in the Jim Murray by a record 7 ½ lengths. "I was so frustrated after going 0-for-4 on Friday," said Warren. "We thought we were going out of business," added Judy Johnston in jest. The 4-year-old colt gave the connections their first win of the meet and is expected to return June 5 in the $250,000 Grade I Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap…Apprentice Christian Santiago Reyes impressed Warren and the Johnstons with his ride aboard Acclamation in his next-to-last-day with his five-pound weight allowance. "He becomes a professional (journeyman) Wednesday," said agent Tony Matos of the 20-year-old Puerto Rican native…Tuscan Evening, Horse of the Meet at Santa Anita, worked seven furlongs in 1:25.20 for the $250,000 Grade I Gamely Stakes on May 29…San Simeon Handicap winner Mr Gruff drilled six furlongs in 1:15.40 for the $250,000 Grade I Shoemaker Mile on May 31…Arkansas Derby winner Line of David worked four furlongs in 49.80 breezing for the $100,000 Grade III Will Rogers Handicap on June 20…Carl O'Callaghan worked Kinsale King, winner of the Golden Shaheen Stakes in Dubai, five furlongs in 1:00.40 for his next start in England at Royal Ascot on June 19.
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Hundreds of area volunteers, from the students and local Girl Scouts who painted clay bowls to the National Honor Society students who reached out to area businesses for donations, made the night a possibility.
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Here's my "Box" block. The fabric stack that I'm using for this QA seems to be increasing with each week that goes by. The prints I used in this block are two of my newest additions. I wanted more prints that weren't florals or dots, but were still vintage-modern. These two definitely fit the bill. The blue plaid is from the Riley Blake "Hoo's In the Forest" collection, and is probably one of my favorite new stash prints! I definitely will have to pick that up in the other colorways. The yellow print is also Riley Blake, from the "Daydream" collection.
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They look great!! I love when I peek ahead in the book and see easy breezy blocks coming up. I love that blue plaid, I'm waiting for my hive assignment for the 4x5 bee and then I think a trip to the good LQS by me is in order! Great blocks!!ReplyDelete
I love those Sketch prints. Definitely has to add them to my stash! Your blocks look great.ReplyDelete
You had to give me a link to those Sketch prints, didn't you?? ;) I think your blocks look super :) I especially love the way that Sketch fabric makes the green diamond in the center pop!ReplyDelete
Your blocks look lovely together, a really pretty colour combination. I've been eyeing off the Sketch bundle, now I'm going to have to make a purchase after seeing that block.ReplyDelete
These are beautiful! They look great together as a group.ReplyDelete
Oh those look fab, Lee!ReplyDelete
These look great Lee! It's so fun seeing your progress... and yeah, I am totally tempted by those sketch fabrics too.ReplyDelete
Those are cute!! I love the pink!ReplyDelete
Your blocks look great. I'm your 700th follower by the way!ReplyDelete
They both look great! I think I will have to make a Box block for my quilt too.ReplyDelete
I just got some Sketch today! Blocks are lookin good, Lee! Wow, you're going to keep up this and do the Summer Sampler? You're going to be learning a LOT of new blocks.ReplyDelete
More beautiful fabric combinations and perfect points to boot :-). Love these posts.ReplyDelete
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Your blocks are gorgeous! Beautiful fabric choices!ReplyDelete
Your block are wonderful!ReplyDelete
I decided I wanted to do this too. I just ordered my book, should receive it next week. I can't wait to get started. See what you did??? You created more WIP's for me! ;o)ReplyDelete


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