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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 9, 2012)—Acclamation, the champion older male of 2011, picked up where he left off in his comeback Saturday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
For the third year in a row, the California bred son of Unusual Heat wired the field in the Grade I, $250,000 Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap.
In the process, Acclamation, the even-money favorite against four opponents, matched the legendary John Henry as a three-time winner of a race that was once called the Hollywood Turf Invitational Handicap. Trained by Hall of Famer Ron McAnally for owners Sam and Dorothy Rubin, John Henry's wins came in 1980, 1981 and as a 9-year-old in 1984.
Owned by breeders Bud and Judy Johnston and Peter and Mary Hilvers and trained by Don Warren, Acclamation won for the sixth time in a row as he made his first appearance since taking the Grade II Clement L. Hirsch last Oct. 2 at Santa Anita.
A winner for the sixth time in nine tries over the Betfair Hollywood Park grass, Acclamation covered the 1 ¼ miles in 2:01.50 while defeating 13-10 second choice Slim Shadey by one length.
In his three Whittingham wins, Acclamation, a 6-year-old out of the Silveyville mare Winning in Style, has had a different rider. Christian Santiago Reyes was the accomplice for a 1 ½ length score in 2010 while Joe Talamo rode him to a 3 ½ length decision a year ago.
Patrick Valenzuela, who went 2-for-2 with Acclamation in 2011 – the Grade I, $1 million Pacific Classic at Del Mar prior to the Hirsch – was the jockey Saturday. It was the first mount for Valenzuela, who has been battling weight issues, since May 19. The win was the second for the 49-year-old rider since he ended his four-month retirement in late April.
Able to make the lead with little effort, Acclamation set moderate fractions – 24.89, 49.68, 1:14.86 for six furlongs – and had more than enough in reserve to fend off Slim Shadey's stretch bid.
The victory was the 10th in 29 starts for Acclamation, who carried top weight of 124 pounds, and pushed his bankroll to $1,778,048. He paid $4, $2.60 and $2.20.
"It was kind of a bumpy road getting here, but we made it,'' said Warren. "He's been training like he was ready. The setback (that led to the Inglewood scratch) he had didn't worry me that he would be short because I had another month to work with him.
"We never found out what was wrong. You can guess maybe it was this or maybe it's that, but it's nothing you can put your finger on. The ultimate goal is the Breeders' Cup Turf (Nov. 3 at Santa Anita). We'll look at the races we ran in last year.
"Who knows, we may even want to look at the (Grade I, $500,000) Hollywood Gold Cup (July 7). I'd like to keep him on turf, though.''
Valenzuela was happy to be back atop the classy bay.
"This is just a tremendous horse,'' he said. "I feel like Acclamation does, really good. I've been working out a lot and doing my cardiovascular work. I feel like he's going to improve off this race. (Warren) has done a tremendous job bringing him back to where he was at today.''
Returning to California after a runner-up effort in the Grade I Turf Classic May 5 at Churchill Downs, Slim Shadey returned $2.60 and $2.10. The English bred gelding finished 4 ¼ lengths clear of Utopian.
The show price on Utopian, who won the Grade II Inglewood Handicap – a race Acclamation scratched from when he took a couple of awkward steps the day before – April 27, was $2.40. Juniper Pass and Barney Rebel completed the order of finish. Make Music for Me was scratched Saturday morning.
Earlier in the day, My Gi Gi, a nose loser in the Grade III Senorita Stakes May 5, was on the right end of a similar photo, edging favored Lady of Shamrock in the $150,000 Honeymoon Handicap.
Making her second start for trainer Peter Eurton and a partnership that includes Dennis Conner, Lloyd DeBruycker and Wade Jacobsen, the 3-year-old E Dubai filly got the jump on the 1-2 choice and held on for the slimmest of victories.
Ridden for the first time by jockey Rafael Bejarano since she finished 12th in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf last Nov. 4 at Churchill Downs, My Gi Gi covered the 1 1/8 miles on grass in 1:49.22.
Out of the Sadler's Wells mare Relish The Thought, My Gi Gi has won two of seven. The $90,000 payday in the Grade II pushed her earnings to $157,540.
The 3-1 second choice in the field of five, My Gi Gi, who was bred in Kentucky by Darley, paid $8.40, $2.80 and $2.20.
Bejarano's second consecutive victory in the Honeymoon – he went gate-to-wire with Sarah's Secret in 2011 – was the first of two stakes wins Saturday. The jockey, who leads all riders with 10 stakes wins through 28 days, also captured the $72,100 Manhattan Beach with 7-10 favorite Byrama.
Bill Shoemaker holds the Spring/Summer record for stakes wins. He won 18 during a 77-day season in 1971.
"When I saw that filly (Lady of Shamrock) was getting close to me (on the far turn), I decided to get first jump on her,'' said Bejarano. "I knew she was the one I had to beat and I thought that was the only way I could beat her. I was pretty lucky because she passed me just after the wire. My horse just never quit. I think she is going to improve off this race.''
The loss was the first in four California turf starts for Lady of Shamrock. Last for most of the trip behind the slow pace set by longshot Long Face, the daughter of Scat Daddy finished fast as the 123-pound top weight, but fell short.
A triple stakes winner during the Winter/Spring meet at Santa Anita, Lady of Shamrock returned $2.20 and $2.10. She finished a half-length in front of Stormy Lucy, who paid $2.60 to show.
One length behind My Gi Gi when third in the Senorita, Byrama appreciated a cut back in distance and a drop in class in the Manhattan Beach.
Racing in blinkers for the first time for Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners and trainer Simon Callaghan, Byrama rallied from last to defeat Lemon Hero and four other fellow 3-year-old fillies.
The English bred daughter of Byron and the Darshaan mare Aymara covered the six furlongs on turf in 1:09.76 while winning by a neck.
The win was the third in eight attempts for Byrama. She increased her earnings to $146,028. She's 2-for-6 in the United States.
Byrama, who has earned all of her wins sprinting, paid $3.40, $2.40 and $2.10. Lemon Hero, who was ridden for the first time by Garrett Gomez, returned $3.40 and $2.80.
Dypsy, who had a 4 ½ length lead after the opening half mile, paid $3.60 to show. The 11-1 outsider finished 2 ¾ lengths behind Lemon Hero.
Hidden Passion, Love My Girl and My Selection, the 3-1 second choice, completed the order of finish. Belloma was scratched.
Racing resumes Sunday. Post time is 1 p.m. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 9:55 a.m. for simulcasts.
The feature attraction is the $70,000 Redondo Beach Stakes, a one mile turf race for fillies and mares. Headlining the field is Star Billing, who is making her first start since winning the Grade I Matriarch last November. She's owned by breeder George Krikorian and trained by John Shirreffs. The Redondo Beach is the eighth of nine races.
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If you're like me you have more than a few level 85 alts that may not be level 90 but they are farming their little 4-plot Tiller farm at Halfhill in Valley of the Four Winds. (Talk to Farmer Yoon to get your quests to get your farm opened up.)
How do you decide what crops to grow each day? Head past the jump for my quick technique for maximizing the profit you can gain from these farms.
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I want to state ahead of time that for players at level 90 I'd guess the most valuable plants may be the ones that grow Mote of Harmony. This advice is for alts that aren't level 90 yet and thus don't have access to those seeds.
So how do you know which of the available seeds you should be planting on your characters? We are going to be using The Undermine Journal's cooking page to make an educated guess at what crops might be best to grow on a day-to-day basis.
To do this we need to head to The Undermine Journal and:
- Select our server and faction.
- Mouse-over the "GATHERED" menu item. (The Undermine Journal recently revamped their menus. This category used to be called "CONSUMABLES".)
- Select the "Cooking" sub-menu item. (I recommend you bookmark this page in your web browser for easy access in the future.)
- Scroll down to the "From the Farm" section.
This section shows all of the various types of food that we can grow on our Tiller farms sorted by the highest price to the lowest price.
This is the section that I use on a daily basis to decide which crops to grow.
Above you can see the various crops along with two other important pieces of information: current auction house prices and total number available on the auction house
- Set your Hearthstone to The Lazy Turnip for easy access to your farm.
- When you log in check around The Lazy Turnip for the Blingtron 4000 (placed by players) and quickly log onto all your toons to get a presents from it.
- To get back to your home city use:
- Potion of Deepholm (then take the SW/Org portal)
- Shroud of Cooperation & Wrap of Unity (Guild perk cloaks. Don't share a cooldown.)
- Mage Teleport/Portal
- Engineering item Worm Hole Generator: Northrend. (Teleport to Icecrown then fly to Dalaran.)
- Buy your seeds after you harvest your crops, not before. You have a chance to get seeds back with you harvest.
Do you have any secret techniques you use for your own Tiller farm?
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A well-trained class would go silent immediately and focus on the teacher, ready to learn. Keep this illustration in mind as you train your dog, "Lady."
Engagement is both the key to teaching and learning. A good teacher gets and keeps a student's attention easily. The student gradually learns to pay attention and stay on task.
For some teachers and learners, this comes naturally. For those of us who find it more challenging, these skills can be learned.
How do you start? Early training is two-way communication that reinforces the concept that you will give Lady something she wants in exchange for doing something for you. (Find my previous column on rewards on Page 15 of the Oct. 25 Irrigator "Rewards fix actions in dog's memory" or at http://bit.ly/12BP0gc.)
Remember the day you first saw your dog wag its tail and you gave it a hug? That is two-way communication: Your dog wanted you to pay attention, and you rewarded it with a hug. Two-way communication benefits both you and your dog, leading to great engagement and attention.
I believe there are two important behaviors all dogs should master that simultaneously teach engagement and the two-way reward system.
One is being able to respond to an attention-getting sound, and the other is eye contact.
Because dogs don't understand words as concepts, but rather as auditory signals, my first efforts to get Lady's attention will not be words but rather hand-clapping or staccato noises — kissy sounds, tongue clicking, "tssst," and "pup, pup, pup" — with the intent of getting her attention.
At first, I always make sure that her attention is rewarded by something she wants.
I know I've been successful when I can get and keep Lady's attention. I'll ask Lady to stay engaged with me until I release her back to play. She isn't allowed to dismiss me.
Only when I can get and keep her attention at a low level of distraction do I start adding words that have behavioral meaning to me, such as "sit," "come," "leave it" and "let's go."
Next, I work on eye contact by watching whether Lady gives it naturally or as a result of prior training. If I miss Lady's efforts to pay attention or I fail to reward this behavior, she will assume that attention is not important. Ignoring me comes next.
When eye contact doesn't come naturally, I teach it.
After getting Lady's attention and asking her to come close, I stand still and watch her. Remember, she needs to be anticipating a reward at this moment — initially a food reward works best. I wait until she looks up out of frustration for not getting a reward immediately. Reward the eye contact!
If Lady doesn't look up and is getting fussy, I make a kissy sound. Again, reward eye contact.
Sometimes it helps to start with the dog sitting. Later, I will teach Lady the word "eyes" for the eye contact behavior.
Communication and training start with engagement and eye contact.
Next time we'll work on impulse control as one of the core competencies and incorporate attention-getting sounds and eye contact.
Augusta Farley raises, trains and competes with Belgian Malinois dogs and runs Best Friends Pet Resort & Canine Academy in Patterson. She also hosts a Patterson-based nonprofit dog shelter, Westside Animals for Adoption, on her property.


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This trend is driving me crazy.
First, let me provide some background. According to most reputable news and information sources, nearly one-third of all Americans now report that they're eating less red meat on a regular basis. (We won't get into the fallacy of switching to "healthier" chicken—much of it fast-food fried and breaded—right now. That's for another day).
People aren't not necessarily going vegetarian or vegan, but simply purchasing, preparing and consuming fewer animal protein products overall.
Why? One, because anti-industry activists have done an outstanding job publicizing legitimate concerns—a lifestyle with excessive meat-eating appears to be associated with a number of cancers and other chronic diseases. And two, they're even better at demonizing red meat's (alleged) contribution to climate change, casting suspicion on its nutritional status and flogging endlessly the issue of animal welfare and the "outrage" they're so good at ginning up over various production practices, issues on which, truth be told, the industry has often left itself wide open for criticism.
Add in ad hoc PR bonanzas such as pink slime, well-heeled campaigns like Meatless Mondays and the occasional food-safety recall—plus rising prices—and you have an environment in which it begins to make economic, if not philosophical, sense to dial down the meat-buying and meat-eating.
Not to mention that if you host anything from a backyard barbecue to a formal dinner party these days, you're likely to be confronted with a guest (or guests) who doesn't eat meat, won't touch dairy and/or is allergic to eggs, soy, gluten and seafood.
Like it or not, the days of slapping a stack of burgers on the grill and calling it good are over.
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All that is the backdrop to what has been a slow decline in per capita consumption of meat over the last generation, which is understandable and not necessarily a net negative for the industry long-term.
But what's aggravating is the eagerness with which all too many self-styled foodies have seized on this trend as some sort of watershed moment that history will record as the day the (meat) diets died.
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Paces Creek sixth grader Tyler Fields poured in a game-high 21 points to lead his Paces Creek Bears past the four-time defending county champion Hacker Wildcats, 50-42, Tuesday night.
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Both teams exchanged buckets to begin the second, with neither team gaining an edge over the other.
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But back-to-back buckets by Paces Creek's dynamic duo of Fields and Will Sexton put the Bears ahead by two, 20-18, to end the half.
After a quick bucket by Fields gave the Bears a four-point edge to begin the second half, Hacker's Dylan Hicks nailed a long-distance three, followed by a Ryan Rogers layup to give the 'Cats the lead, 23-22.
But the momentum quickly shifted back to the Bears, as Fields poured in back-to-back buckets to turn the tide.
A Bradley May baseline jumper, followed by a huge three-point bucket by Sexton gave Paces Creek a huge momentum burst to end the third, leading 33-26 heading into the final quarter.
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A Trevor Sams three-pointer kept the home team alive, but Paces Creek dashed any hopes for a complete comeback, after Sexton found Fields for an old-fashioned three-point play to seal the game.
Paces Creek pivot paced the Bears with 21 points, while Will Sexton and Tyler Gray poured in 12 points apiece. Bradley May rounded out the scoring for the Bears with a timely seven points, all in the fourth quarter.
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Sacred Heart returns their top three scorers from last season's 17-14 squad.
The senior trio of Morgan Clemons (12 ppg, 8.5 rpg), Maddie Peabody (9.8 ppg), and Monica McGreal (8 ppg) return for their final year under Coach Donna Moir as part of a senior oriented team.
The exhibition will be an excellent test for the Lady Tiger guards.
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News about Inheritance and Estate Taxes, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Oct. 4, 2014
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column notes that court victory of James A Elkins Jr's estate over Internal Revenue Service's taxation of his fine art collection could reshape way art is valued for tax purposes. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column; trusts, marked by inscrutable acronyms, have grown in complexity and are not for every investor. MORE
Jan. 25, 2014
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column observes that for most of United States estate tax is something only very wealthy have to plan for, with exception of 16 states, mostly in North, where estate taxes ensnare middle- and upper-middle-class residents--very people the high federal exemption was intended to protect. MORE
Sep. 28, 2013
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column examines how unknowable variables can complicate appraisal of assets in estates; emphasizes that appraisals are a must to avoid penalties from Internal Revenue Service. MORE
Jul. 20, 2013
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column discusses whether late actor James Gandolfini exercised sound financial judgment about his estate; notes estimates of his possible net worth and estate tax bill. MORE
Dec. 11, 2012
Supreme Court has agreed to hear suit filed by 83-year-old Edith Windsor of Manhattan, challenging the Defense of Marriage Act; Windsor says federal law prohibited the Internal Revenue Service from treating her as a surviving spouse after the death of her partner Thea Spyer, whom she had married in Canada, costing her more than $600,000 in state and federal estate taxes. MORE
Nov. 5, 2012
Editorial warns that Congressional Republicans hope to extend cuts in estate tax for America's wealthiest families and to end tax credits for low- and moderate-income working families; contends heirs of wealthiest Americans do not need continued tax breaks that the nation cannot afford, particularly when working families need all the help they can get. MORE
Oct. 17, 2012
Qualified terminable interest property trust, or QTIP, allows wealthy to leave the bulk of their estate to someone other than a spouse, like children of a first marriage, yet take full advantage of the unlimited marital deduction in estate tax law. MORE
Oct. 2, 2012
Editorial contends Mitt Romney and his wealthy peers, who save millions by exploiting loopholes in the tax system, benefit far more from the federal government than those who rely on the social safety net; notes that Romney would like to eliminate the estate tax, move that would cost the US treasury more than $1 trillion over a decade. MORE
Jul. 22, 2012
Heirs of New York art dealer IIeana Sonnabend are challenging an IRS judgement that would force them to pay $29.2 million in taxes on their inheritance of a masterpiece mixed media work by Robert Rauschenberg; IRS has appraised the piece at $65 million, despite fact that it cannot ever be legally sold because it includes a stuffed bald eagle, a federally protected bird. MORE
Jul. 8, 2012
John Schwartz Essay relates that Arizona State University law school professor Adam Chodorow, in the Iowa Law Review, playfully offers a theory of how the tax code would treat zombies, including such topics as whether zombies should be considered dead for purposes of the estate tax; contends Chodorow is examining serious tax-code issues from a refreshing perspective. MORE
Jun. 23, 2012
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column notes that tax break allowing wealthy Americans to give up to $5.12 million to heirs tax-free is set to expire along with the rest of the Bush-era tax cuts at the end of the year, barring Congressional action. MORE
Feb. 9, 2012
In 2013, income tax and taxes on gifts and estates will revert to higher rates if Congress makes no changes to laws before elections; under current law, each individual may give away up to $5.12 million free of gift taxes, although a gift tax return must be filed for amounts over $13,000; the $5.12 million uses up what is known in tax law as the unified credit for gift and estate taxes, and many financial advisers are encouraging clients to take advantage of the credit now. MORE
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Legacy for One Billionaire: Death, but No Taxes
Dan L. Duncan's heirs stand to collect billions that any other year would have gone to the Treasury.June 9, 2010 businessNews
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Death Tax? Double Tax? For Most, It's No Tax
The estate tax currently only applies to a large amount of money held by a very small number of families.August 14, 2005 businessNews
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Questions Raised On New Bush Plan To End Estate Tax
President Bush has made repealing gift and estate taxes a centerpiece of his tax cut plan. Proponents and opponents of the repeal agree that, as proposed, it would save the wealthiest 2 percent of Americans about $236 billion over the next decade. But unless Congress writes conditions into the legislation, estate tax lawyers and other experts say, the real savings to those taxpayers -- and the consequent drain on government treasuries -- could be vastly greater. They cited several ways in which wealthier taxpayers could maneuver to reduce or eliminate other taxes.January 29, 2001 nytfrontpageNews
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Talk of Lost Farms Reflects Muddle of Estate Tax Debate
Harlyn Riekena worried that his success would cost him when he died. Thirty-seven years ago he quit teaching to farm and over the years bought more and more of the rich black soil here in central Iowa. Now he and his wife, Karen, own 950 gently rolling acres planted in soybeans and corn. The farmland alone is worth more than $2.5 million, and so Mr. Riekena, 61, fretted that estate taxes would take a big chunk of his three grown daughters' inheritance.April 8, 2001 usNews
A Potential Game Changer for Estate Taxes on Art
A court battle over taxes on a family's art collection may have created a template for other families looking to reduce the burden of taxes on their portfolios.
October 4, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON INHERITANCE AND ESTATE TAXES AND: Art , Inheritance and Estate Taxes , Internal Revenue Service , High Net Worth Individuals
To Lift the Poor, You Can't Avoid Taxing the Rich
It would be nice if we could tackle inequality with a growth approach and without some sacrifices from the wealthy, but that path simply doesn't exist.
May 20, 2014, Tuesday
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Reverse Mortgage Realities
The loans often make sense for the elderly, though some heirs may object to a drain on their inheritance.
April 13, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON INHERITANCE AND ESTATE TAXES AND: Inheritance and Estate Taxes , Mortgages , Elderly , Home Equity Loans
The Argot of Trusts, as Told in Acronyms
Trusts have grown in complexity along with the tax code they can shelter assets from and the financial instruments and investment vehicles they hold.
March 29, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON INHERITANCE AND ESTATE TAXES AND: Wills and Estates , Tax Shelters , Personal Finances , High Net Worth Individuals , Inheritance and Estate Taxes
America's Taxation Tradition
How we got from Teddy Roosevelt to Mitt Romney in our attitudes on wealth and inequality.
March 28, 2014, Friday
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Wealth Over Work
Making America safe for oligarchy.
March 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON INHERITANCE AND ESTATE TAXES AND: United States Politics and Government , Inheritance and Estate Taxes , United States Economy , Cantor, Eric , Books and Literature , Piketty, Thomas , Income Inequality , Labor and Jobs
Weighing the Ice Cream
The division of property among siblings is notorious for causing family rifts.
February 20, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON INHERITANCE AND ESTATE TAXES AND: Inheritance and Estate Taxes , Families and Family Life
When Boomers Inherit, Complications May Follow
More heirs have more money than ever, thanks to the intersection of two demographics: the 79 million baby boomers and the general thriftiness of their Depression-raised parents.
February 11, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON INHERITANCE AND ESTATE TAXES AND: Death and Dying , Baby Boomers , High Net Worth Individuals , Inheritance and Estate Taxes , Personal Finances , Wills and Estates
Some States Are Moving to Loosen Their Estate Taxes
In 16 states, mostly in the North, state estate taxes ensnare the people the high federal exemption intended to protect.
January 25, 2014, Saturday
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Negotiating Conflicts, Part 4: Parents at a Wedding
The wedding is a time to set the parameters for how a couple will deal with family conflicts in marriage.
January 15, 2014, Wednesday
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Decades after Brian Wilson formed the Beach Boys, it's hard to say anything about them that they haven't already contradicted themselves. Once surfin' pin-ups, they remade themselves as avant-garde pop artists, then psychedelic oracles. After that they were down-home hippies, then retro-hip icons. Eventually they devolved into none of the above: a kind of perpetual-motion nostalgia machine.
Still, the Beach Boys remain one of the most beloved of American pop bands. A perennial favorite on radio, the group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988. — Peter Ames CarlinRead the full article
Highlights from the Archives
Four Decades Later, a Long-Form Wave
In 1966, Brian Wilson set out to make his masterpiece, and choked. This year, Mr. Wilson and his collaborator Van Dyke Parks finally finished "Smile," and Mr. Wilson started an American tour to perform it. It is a belated, bittersweet triumph, but far more sweet than sad.October 2, 2004 artsReview
The Reclusive Beach Boy Revisits a Breakthrough
Most Brian Wilson fans never expected to see him onstage performing the Beach Boys' groundbreaking 1966 album, ''Pet Sounds,'' from beginning to end. He made the album in isolation after he stopped touring with the Beach Boys, working in the studio oblivious to commercial prospects.September 14, 2000 artsReview
Brian Wilson Is Back. That Is, He's Back Again.
Brian Wilson has been back a lot over the last two decades, and every time, it is hailed as a return to form after years of mental instability. There is a myth engulfing Brian Wilson, and it is something he will have to deal with in marketing campaigns for the rest of his life.June 21, 1998 artsBiography
Carl Wilson, A Beach Boys Founder, 51
Carl Wilson, who helped form the Beach Boys as a teen-ager and played lead guitar and sang with the group for more than three decades, died on Saturday in Los Angeles, where he lived. He was 51.February 9, 1998 arts
For the Beach Boys, It Wasn't All Platinum
There should be little doubt that the Beach Boys deserve every last minute of the more than six hours afforded their music on Capitol's daunting new five-CD retrospective.July 25, 1993 artsReview
Beach Boys' Dennis Wilson, Drummer, Drowns at Marina
Dennis Wilson, the drummer for the Beach Boys, whose ''surfing sound'' helped define an era in the 1960's for millions of young Americans, drowned today not far from the beaches where he became famous.December 29, 1983 obituariesObituary (Obit)
Filmmaker Pins Hopes on a Beach Boy
William M. Pohlad, a movie producer and heir to a family fortune, hopes his second feature film directing effort in 24 years, a biopic about the Beach Boy Brian Wilson, is a charm.
September 8, 2014, Monday
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If You Like the Beach Boys, Try Django Django
Catching waves like the Beach Boys, Django Django adds a modern twist to a familiar summer sound.
July 2, 2013, Tuesday
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Beach Boys Win Fight, and Lose It
The Beach Boys may have won a battle over their memorabilia, but they must sell it and split the money with others who said they had a claim to it.
April 27, 2013, Saturday
MORE ON THE BEACH BOYS AND: Memorabilia and Souvenirs , Music , Beach Boys , Auctions
Paul Tanner, Musician With 'Good Vibrations,' Dies at 95
Mr. Tanner, a trombonist for Glenn Miller, played the electro-theremin for the Beach Boys and became a music educator at the University of California, Los Angeles.
February 9, 2013, Saturday
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An Album From the Hendrix Vault Coming in March
"People, Hell and Angels" is a compilation of previously unreleased recordings.
November 21, 2012, Wednesday
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Beach Boys Reunion to End This Week
The Beach Boys 50th anniversary reunion tour ends this week in London. Also apparently ending: the much-discussed detente between the founding members Mike Love and Brian Wilson.
September 26, 2012, Wednesday
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Maybe Just Call It the Adele Chart
Adele's album "21" notches its 24th week at No. 1.
June 13, 2012, Wednesday
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Bonnaroo: Final Thoughts After the Sun Came Out
A few stray thoughts on Sunday at Bonnaroo's finale.
June 11, 2012, Monday
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Another Solstice in an Endless Summer
The Beach Boys' "That's Why God Made the Radio," the reunion album tied to that band's 50th-anniversary tour, is a reflection on aging and memory, on longing and mortality.
June 5, 2012, Tuesday
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Women and men across the national and around the world are realizing that without a Constitutional amendment, women not only do not have equal rights, but also have no Constitutional protection against laws that discriminate against them solely because of gender. Ninety years after the initial introduction of the ERA in 1923, three more states and removal of the deadline are all that is needed to make full ratification a reality.
Supporters of the ERA 2013 Action Campaign include a growing number of organizations: the National Council of Women's Organizations and its ERA Task Force; National Organization for Women (NOW); UnitedWomen.org; Alice Paul Institute; Leage of Women Voters of New Jersey, Equal Rights Alliance, Inc; United for Equality, We are Woman, Rock the Slut Vote and dozens of other associations.
This latest effort to ratify the ERA is a direct response to the legislative War on Women by Federal and State lawmakers across the nation, who continue to introduce and pass laws that not only do not serve women, but actively obstruct access to women's basic healthcare services and legal protections. Recent examples include laws threatening access to birth control, placing almost insurmountable obstacles to the Constitutioally-protected right to obtain a safe, legal abortio and failing to renew the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), which protected women against domestic violence.
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Women cannot rely on their elected representatives to pass laws that do not discriminate against them, or that afford them the equality we would all like to believe we enjoy in the 21st century. That's why this effort to enshrine the principles of equal rights and protections for all - regardless of gender - in the Constitution is so essential.
The deadline to reach 25,000 signatures is February 9, 2013 at 11:59 PM EST. We urge everyone who agrees that women and girls deserve the same rights and protections that men and boys have under the Constitution to sign the Official ERA Action White House petition at http://wh.gov/P6gP and share the petition link with all your friends, family and social networks. Anyone 13 years of age or older from any country can sign so feel free to shar with your sons and daughters.
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Wednesday, 01 June 2011 12:59
Fresh Meat
Written by Lynda Barker
Momma, Geneva Hensley, told me about a hog killing time that taught her a lesson.
One fall it so happened that Momma and Daddy, Geneva and Golden Hensley, were the first in the community to kill a hog that year. It was the custom that if you visited someone on hog killing day, they would give you a mess of "fresh meat"! Beings they were the first to kill a hog that year, they had had lots of visitors, hungry for some good "fresh meat". By the end of the day, after all the processing and after all the visitors, Momma and Daddy realized that they had nothing left from their hog but the rooter, the ears, and the tail.
The Ice House
Written by Lynda Barker
My dad, Golden Hensley, says that they winters used to be much more severe than our winters now. He says that when it started getting winter, it was really cold with no warming up and then colder again. It stayed so cold throughout the winter that the river would freeze over solid - so solid that you could drive a team and wagon across the ice.
He said that the community built an icehouse. This house was built with walls, ceiling and floor being double thickness with sawdust in between for insulation. They would go to the frozen river and cut out big blocks of ice about 3 feet square and about 12-18 inches thick. These were loaded on a wagon taken to the icehouse and packed with sawdust.
I asked him how they decided who used the ice, and he said that it was understood that the family who had worked in chopping out the block was the family that used the ice. Everyone took turns from year to year. As far as he knew, there was never any dispute over the ice.
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As I began to write this Dav News a short story sad but true come to my mind that I read a year or two ago it might help me explain what I'm going to say. During WWII America faced two enemies one in Europe on front lines a small platoon of Americans tried to take a bridge in Holland the small platoon didn't know the Germans had the numbers & guns the small group did not know this until they were surrounded by the enemy. With them was one scout PFC Joe man he risked it all as he slowly crept forward and aimed his rocket launcher toward the large artillery and took the big gun out this was not enough for Joe man he continued to kill the enemy by one with his rifle until he took four bullets him self his buddies pulled him back and patched up his wounds his wounds were server an he would not be able to fight the next day he stood guard duty all night so his buddies could rest. At day break the enemy attacked a grenade landed next to Joe as he warned his buddies he threw his body over the grenade it exploded Joe died saving the lives of his buddies a great hero proven true in the pitch of combat no veteran has every disappointed his nation when it needed him what I', telling you Dav members we as Dav members should never disappoint.
Our chapter we have 165 members and only 12 or 14 members keeping the name of the Dav held true and what it stands for I know there are some of you who can not DP so but a lot of you can why not come and at least help us have a good head count new administrative building down town Manchester come be with us and help us show we still have a little bit of Joe Mann left in us thank you so much commander David any questions call David at 598-3369.
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Boone's of Kentucky &
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(A1) George Boone I (m)
(B1) George Boone II (m)
Sarah Uppery (C1) George
Boone III b 1666, Stoak,
Engl. d 2-2-1744, Pa 1689
(m) Mary Milton Maugnidge
b 1668 d 1740, PA
(D1) Mary Boone b 9-23-
1699 d 1-16-1774 9-13/24-
1720 (m) John Webb, Jr. b
1694-96 d 10-18-1774
(D2) Squire Boone b
1696, Engl. d 1765, NC 10-
4-1720 (m) Sarah Morgan b
1700, Eng. d 1777, NC father
of Daniel Boone
(D3) George Boone IV
b 6-7-1690, Eng. d 1753, PA
1715 (m) Deborah Howell b
1691 d 1759
(D4) Sarah Boone b 1691,
Eng. 1715 (m) Jacob "John"
(D5) John Boone b 1702,
Eng. d 1785, PA never married
(D6) Joseph Boone b
1704, Eng. d 1776 (m) Catherine
(D7) Benjamin Boone b
1706, Eng. d 1762 (m) Ann
Farmer (m) Susannah
(D8) James Boone b
1709, Eng. d 1785 (m) Mary
Foulke (m) Anne Griffi th
(D9) Samuel Boone b
1711, Eng. d 1745 (m) Elizabeth
Cassel (m) Sarah Day
(D10) Mary Boone b
1695, Eng. d 4/1696, Eng.
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the Clay County Public Library
in Manchester, KY.
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Riveramont Dr., Lynchburg,
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In an effort to protect Connecticut's forests from the introduction and spread of destructive insect pests - in particular the emerald ash borer and Asian long-horned beetle - the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is taking the following action:
Prohibiting the bringing of firewood into state of Connecticut campgrounds and state parks from other states. As an alternative, firewood can be either purchased at the camp stores within the state campgrounds or at local retail sellers of firewood.
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection greatly appreciates the public's assistance in helping to protect the state's natural resources and apologizes for any inconvenience this initiative may cause.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This Beach Road Site has been upgraded with 30 AMP Electric and Water. Campers with reservations made for 2011 arrival dates have will have the option of turning on these amenities. The fee is $15 per night - collected at the Park. Reservations arriving in 2012 will include the new amenity fee at the time they make their reservation.


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Cheryl Johnson, CEO of the Coalition on Temporary Shelter (COTS), has been named the recipient of the campus's sixth annual Susan B. Anthony Community Award
April 27, 2009
DEARBORN / APRIL 27, 2009---Cheryl Johnson, CEO of the Coalition on Temporary Shelter (COTS), has been named the recipient of the University of Michigan-Dearborns sixth annual Susan B. Anthony Community Award.
The annual award was created to recognize individuals in the community who advance the cause of women's equality in southeastern Michigan.
For the past 30 years, UM-Dearborns Commission for Women has presented the campus Susan B. Anthony Award annually to a member of the campus community who has advanced women's issues. Both the campus award and the Susan B. Anthony Community Award will be presented at the group's annual awards dinner on April 9.
With 25 years of experience in human services collaborating with non-profit, for profit and governmental agencies, Johnson has helped thousands of women, men and children move from homelessness to housing and stability in their lives, according to nominations for the award.
Cheryl has devoted her life to social service work aimed at helping disadvantaged persons escape poverty and insecurity, one nominator said. She has been doing this work since she was 13 years old when she began volunteering to help troubled youth.
Johnson has been with COTS since 1990, beginning her career there as a shelter director, before serving as deputy director from 1994-98 and then taking on her current role as CEO. She oversees approximately 100 employees, thousands of volunteers and a $7 million budget.
Under her leadership, COTS has received numerous awards, including the Agency of the Year Award from Great Lakes Capital Fund in 2005, the Best Managed Organizations of Metro Detroit Award in 2001, and the Non-Profit of the Year Award from the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in 2001.
Prior to her work with COTS, Johnson served as a social worker and supervisor for Diversified Youth Services in Detroit, a treatment specialist for Boysville of Michigan and a senior child care worker for Lutheran Child and Family Services of Michigan.
Because she is all too aware of how the lack of economic opportunity, combined with staggering rates of violence against women, contribute to womens disproportionate homelessness, she has been an outspoken advocate for equity action on multiple fronts, one nominator said.
Johnson has served as a Eureka Foundation Fellow; as founding member and past president of the Homeless Action Network of Detroit; as a trustee of New Detroit; and as advisory council president of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen.
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