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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 17, 2009) — Martin Garcia followed trainer Vladimir Cerin's instructions to perfection and Kizzy's Chaos responded with an impressive front-running victory in Sunday's second running of the $100,000 Gallant Man Handicap at Hollywood Park.
Kizzy's Chaos gained command shortly after the start of the mile and five-eighths race, easily turned back a challenge from Isipingo nearing the far turn, and drew off in the stretch while winning at the seldom-run distance in Cushion Track record time of 2:43.48 under 112 pounds.
Church Service, the runner-up in the inaugural Breeders' Cup Marathon last October, closed for second, but did not threaten the winner, finishing three lengths back under Rafael Bejarano. Medjool was another head back in third with Michael Baze up, followed by 9-5 favorite Stream Cat in the field of seven older horses.
"I told Martin to open up a length and a half for as long as you can and then hopefully open up three or four turning for home," Cerin said.
Garcia, a 24-year-old native of Veracruz, Mexico, made it look easy while riding just his third Hollywood Park stakes winner.
"This horse is a real professional," he said. "I was the only speed and nobody really put any pressure on us. I slowed it up as good as I could and he really finished. At the half-mile, a horse tried to go up inside, but I was going so easy I just let out a notch and he opened up again. I had so much confidence in him. I knew the distance wouldn't be a problem."
Kizzy's Chaos, a 4-year-old owned by Robert Alexander, won for the third time and five 2009 starts and for the fourth time in ten lifetime races, banking $60,000 to increase his earnings to $146,440.
"It helped not having other speed in the race," Cerin said. "This is a nice horse out of a good family. His sister ran third in the Railbird (Will O Way) and Will O Wisp was a pretty good horse. I've never had a horse that can stay like this. We would like to try him in the Gold Cup if it's handicapped and they handicap us. Sometimes weight makes the difference."
The Florida-bred son of Evansville Slew paid $14.40, $5.60 and $4.40. Church Service, the 120-pound high weight, returned $4.20 and $3.20. The show payoff on Medjool was $6.
Bejarano, who rode three winners on the program, had no complaints with his mount following the runner-up finish in the Gallant Man.
"I had a perfect trip," he said. "I saved ground on both turns and tried to make one big run in the stretch. Unfortunately no one put any pressure on the horse on the lead. My horse was really finishing that last sixteenth."
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ok. finished modifying my release. I took about 2" out of it (it was adjustable but would only go longer if you can believe that!). tell me if this looks better. I just shot the one arrow but it was a bullseye so I don't think i'll have to adjust a whole lot. i'll probably get a new release (it no longer swivels after my customization) but I think it will give me a good idea of how long to get. this one will go in the hunting pack as a backup (to the backup).
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"I've always told my kids I was the luckiest guy in the world in World War II," says Dean, 85, chairman, Glenwood (Iowa) State Bank. "I was an infantry officer—not a very safe job—and I was never sent anyplace I was even shot at."
At 17, in 1943, Dean, a farm boy from western Iowa, enlisted. He emerged from Army Officer Candidate School as a second lieutenant. He tried to transfer to the mule pack artillery, but the Army had begun phasing that out. Then he heard about "Dogs for Defense" and the K-9 Corps.
Dean went to Fort Robinson, Neb.'s, War Dog Training Center to train with and assume command of an infantry scout dog platoon bound for the South Pacific.
Each soldier was provided four dogs, in hopes that at least one would "train out." For scout dogs, specialized training began with an "agitator," a GI whose role was to get the dogs' attention, in woods or fields.
"The agitator would run and encourage the dog to chase him," says Dean. This began the training in seeking unseen troops by their smell, the chief duty of scout dog platoons. Once they detected presence of humans, scout dogs would "alert," similar to pointing, says Dean.
"It might not actually be an enemy," Dean explains. "Dogs can't tell the difference in smell between an enemy soldier and a friendly soldier."
While not fighting dogs per se, scout dogs were trained to attack and hold when needed.
"You trained them to go for one of the arms," says Dean.
Before Dean and his men were posted overseas, the war ended. In lieu of Pacific service, Dean was sent to Bremerhaven, Germany. There he collected and supervised care of dogs GIs had adopted, and arranged to ship them home to the discharged GIs.
Discharged himself in 1946, Dean was recalled for Korea in 1950. This time the now-first lieutenant was sent to Fort Riley, Kan., to be commanding officer of its Army War Dog Center. He was in charge of training German Shepherds and soldiers of the 25th and 26th Infantry Scout Dog Platoons.
Dean enjoyed working with the dogs, despite being bitten on occasion. He had a posted policy that if a dog, in training, could bite him and draw blood, the soldier-handler would win a three-day pass.
Some did, including the handler of a dog who missed Dean's padding, bit, and wouldn't let go.
"I was moving my arm real slow," recalls Dean, "because, if you don't, they'll let go and bite again. I asked this corporal to tell the dog 'Out!'—the command to let go."
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If you're into yoga, you'll know this phrase, "find your center". Do exactly that at the bottom of where you want your "flag-end" or fishtail. You can measure and get all precise on me or just eyeball it with your "special eye". Make a cut vertically however deep you'd like the fishtail angle to be.
Here's the result of the first cut.
I made dotted lines on the paper strip, just for ya'll to see where I'm cutting. At this point (no pun intended), all you do is cut from the corners to where you ended the first vertical cut.
Here's a little look at what kind of difference this could possibly make. If nine times out of ten your fishtails look like the one on the right and you have to end up fixing it a bunch to even it out, this method is for you. Your welcome.
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The SlayR I bought was a little dinged, scratched, in better terms-put through its paces. I decided a little facelift for it couldnt hurt, plus Im obsessed with the black riser/camo limbs combination. The whole shi-bang cost me 15$ and about a full day's worth of work But anyhoo, here is my finished project.
Note: im gonna post the pictures in order of my process with a brief step by step
1.) I started with tearing the bow down to the bare riser
2.) The longest part for me, I used painter's tape and taped off all the holes for the sights, rest, stabilizer, limb pockets, and whatever else I wanted to keep camo (required a few beers afterwards)
3.) I did a brief sanding with 600 grit paper, just enough to take the luster off and rough up the original paint


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What do you reach for, when shopping for chicken? Boneless skinless breasts? Thighs? A whole chicken, legs and all? Chicken is the second most consumed meat in America, just behind beef, thanks to its affordability and ease of cooking. We love how easy it is to find organic, free-range chickens these days; it seems to be the most affordable way to eat sustainable, well-raised meat. But what to do with that wholesome chicken when you bring it home? Do you get in a chicken rut? Well, we're here to offer some fresh ideas from our rich archive of chicken recipes.
Whatever cut of chicken you have, and whether you're cooking on the stovetop, in the oven, on the grill, or in the slow cooker, there's something here for you! From French onion braised chicken, to green coconut chicken curry, to healthier "fried" chicken, to a lemon-brushed roasted bird, here are 20 delicious ways to eat chicken for supper tonight.
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The chicken part I cook the most (probably 90% of the time) are chicken breasts. They can get somewhat boring sometimes, but this recipe I came up with is different and fun: Chicken with Oranges and Green Olives: http://www.mangotomato.com/2012/03/what-to-do-with-chicken-breasts-recipe.html. It's best made in a cast iron skillet.
I buy a lot of chicken leg quarters - bone-in, skin-on thigh with attached leg. They aren't organic or pastured but they are SOOO cheap at my local grocery store and I will often roast them and save the bones and skin for stock, or poach them for soup - they make amazing stock because they are pretty fatty cuts. Because of that, I often use the chicken in things like tacos, pastas, soups, etc.
I have wanted to try the yogurt marinated chicken for some time. I love Greek/Middle Eastern style chicken. *Noms*
I prefer whole chickens for roasting because then I can use all of the bones for broth. For weeknight dinners, I like drums and chicken breasts because I don't have to cook an entire bird.
This is the season for whole roasted chickens! I love mine with lots of garlic, lemon, and fresh herbs. This is one of the simplest recipes: http://www.snackinginthekitchen.com/2012/09/chicken-101-roasted-lemon-butter-garlic.html
I love this season for whole roasted turkey. Lots of lemon, garlic and herbs (fresh or dry). Here is a simple, fool-proof recipe http://www.snackinginthekitchen.com/2012/09/chicken-101-roasted-lemon-butter-garlic.html
For all the bad rap they've acquired, I'm still partial to my boneless, skinless chicken breasts. They're so easy to freeze and chop into stir fry, bake into chicken parmesan, or boil into a quick soup. However, I've recently come to adore roasting a whole chicken in my crockpot--I can get 2-3 meals out of one 4 lb, bone-in chicken.
The simplest thing I do is buy a bunch of chicken legs (thigh & drumstick attached), cover with various herbs and spices, and roast on a baking sheet in the oven. Usually, they sit on top of cut lemons, sometimes potatoes, sweet potatoes, squash, zucchini, fennel... it depends what is on hand.
The key is the quality of the chicken -- free-range, pasture raised, natural chickens. Very meaty and flavorful -- and local. When chicken is that good, you donut need to do much in order to turn it into a great meal. (Can't stand chicken breasts in North America -- too big and too dry. Chicken breasts in Europe are much smaller, moister and tastier.)
Love chicken, never get tired of it, never run out of ways to make it tasty. Agree with mschatelaine--regular grocery store chicken is gross. I realize not everyone can afford it or has access, but organic, pastured, from a small farm really is best!
It would be useful if Kitchn did a post on how to recognise a good bird. When you buy fish, you wouldn't buy if there is a 'fishy' smell, or if the eyes are sunken, or the gills brownish, there are visible signs of quality when buying a whole bird. Generally, the bone structure is a giveaway as to how the bird lived (and how it will taste). I look for an elongated bird, that's longer than it's wide, and stay away from the very plump variety with no discernible breast bone. It costs more, but I view chicken as a treat, and the carcass of a good quality chicken can be used for soup and stock.
Contrary to the intro of the post, I actually do not find it all that easy to to find free-range organic chicken--at least not all cuts. I live in areas with very upscale markets, and yet often the only organic chicken will be whole birds--which are great, but not always what I want to cook. What I like best are bone-in, skin-on breasts, and in my experience those have been really hard to find organic. Also, I've asked this before and haven't yet figured out: does organic necessarily mean free range/humanly raised?? The latter is actually more important to me than strictly or "officially" organic, but that's really hard to find unless you buy directly from a farmer...
You might find this article, by the wonderfully talented Francis Lam, useful:
Here's a link to some useful facts about chicken sold in the UK, from Jamie Oliver's website: http://www.jamieshomecookingskills.com/pdfs/fact-sheets/All%20about%20chicken.pdf


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Volume I, Issue 1 September 18, 2002 Arizona State Board for Charter Schools 4105 North 20th Street, Suite 280 Phoenix, Arizona 85016 ● Tel: (602) 468-6369 ● Fax: (602) 468-1682 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com ● Web: www.asbcs.state.az.us Welcome to the first issue of Board Briefs, a publication of the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools (ASBCS). The purpose of this brief is to provide accurate, timely information to the charter community, the legislature, and to the general public on the current news and activities of this Board and the charter schools we sponsor. We hope that you will provide us with feedback and information that may be applicable for dissemination in this bulletin. Since this issue coincides with the beginning of the school year we felt it would be appropriate to provide you with updated statistics on the charter school landscape. Sponsor Charter Schools Charter Sites Estimated Student Count % of student count by sponsor ASBCS 244 332 47,000 73% State Board 63 84 14,000 22% Districts (9) 25 45 3,500 5% Total 332 461 64,500 100% August Summary New Charter School Application and Transfer Application In collaboration with individuals from the charter community, the Board adopted new applications for 2003-2004. Both are available on our website at www.asbcs.state.az.us. Fingerprint Clearance Card The Legislature, in special session this summer, approved Senate Bill 1008, which requires all persons engaged in instructional work directly as a classroom, laboratory or other teacher or indirectly as a supervisory teacher, speech therapist or principal shall have a valid class one or class two fingerprint clearance card. Guidance regarding the changes was sent via email to all schools sponsored by this Board. It is also available on our website at www.asbcs.state.az.us. September Summary AZ LEARNS The ASBCS and members of the charter community have had the opportunity to hear presentations and be included in workgroups pertaining to the new student accountability system. School labels will be public information on October 15. MAP and AIMS scores are used to determine elementary labels. AIMS scores and graduation and drop out rates are components of the high school formula. For a detailed description of AZ LEARNS, a PowerPoint presentation is available under School Resources at www.asbcs.state.az.us. The State Board of Education will meet September 23, 2002 to adopt the new student accountability system. School Stuff We d like to include the good things that are happening at your school in Board Briefs. Please share with us some good news and we will try to include it in future issues.
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kurosaki ichigo / old man tensa zangetsu ;D
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byakuya kuchiki thats my guy right there
havent watched bleach in like a year, back when ichigo was running out of huco mundo to fight aizen. so back then it was kenpachi or toshiro
Yoruichi, Byakua, Ichigo, Ulquiorra, and Inoue... Yup Inoue, she's just too cute to be hated >.> , but Mostly Byakuya! ( Boss )
i love shunsui kyoraku, then ichimaru gin also ulquirror is my best espada of all time and uhruhara also got a spot i love most of them also
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Byakuya Kuchiki. His Bankai is badass! Oh, and I also like Ulquiorra.
agreed and also kenpachi i think is it's name
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Kenpachi by a country mile
Kisuke Urahara, Shunsui and Zangetsu.
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Kurosaki Ichigo (Like A Boss)
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urahara kisuke,
Ulquiorra, ichimaru gin, grimjow and hirako shinji
-Byakuya: love his quiet and arrogant demeanor
-Kenpachi: he's the only good guy that's crazy strong
-Rukia: she's a tough girl but with an inner dork which makes her cute
Byakuya- He is just plain badass
hitsugaya- because I look little like him for my age =p
Yoroichi and Kenpachi ah. . and Urahara.
Urahara,Isshin,Kageroza and Tsukishima
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A real chocolate map to help orient you at the fair... We begin with Beautiful cacao beans bien sur.
Comme des sardines
Beautiful cacao beans
Salon du Chocolat
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You can almost smell the chocolate coming out of those glorious photos. Come on Carol, tell us how many you ate.ReplyDelete
Wow, those French kids... connoisseurs before they are bigger than a minute! What fun this! Ooh, I saw that bit of orange upon a chocolate disk...I 'd have to go for that. and some origins, and some caramel filled.. and ;-) ( Good thing it is a walking city! )ReplyDelete
Oh wow.. this is an insulin overload of goodies. :)) I now find, because of you, that I can no longer stand a Hershey bar.. they taste to waxy to me now. I want the best or nothing now. :)ReplyDelete
I'm laughing at Merisi's comments. Wonderful chocolates, Carol--and the glasses--someone must have known you lost yours and then got new ones as well. Sounds like you're making all the right stops and getting the right kinds of sustenance. Fabulous! Happy Halloween!ReplyDelete
MERISI, The French do not care all that much for the peanut. They would certainly NEVER put it next to their chocolate in any form ever!
I so wish I had brought my jar of peanut butter with me...
C'est la vie.
oh-my-god. Salon du chocolat. Can I live there? Can I stay there for a while? Can I eat everything in it? Please?
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OK, on January 31st when my 30 squares of chocolate for the month are gone, I can eat February 29Th. And save February 30th for - oh - March. THEN I've got problems! No chocolate on the 31st of May, July, August, Ocotober and December. I guess I could have pumpkin pie in October, but it doesn't seem the same.....ReplyDelete
May I just say I can't get enough of chocolate and I can't get enough of your BLOG! C'est Magnifique!!!
Anna :)
I love reading this post. I'm impressed with all the ways chocolate are presented... tell us more *wink.ReplyDelete
Dear Carol,
Im a fan of your blog and today I posted my 100 post, and I choose some beautiful images that I found in Blogland since I beggin my blog. Since your blog is one of my favorites, I used 2 of your paintings. Please come to see!
Have a nice week!
AllI can say about this post is:
Lady, You did a wonderful job on this blog. I spent Waaaay too much time on it but it was so interesting I had to pass it on to my friends.
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RAFAEL BEJARANO, RAIL TRIP, Second: "I was traveling well and was in good position on the first turn. After the first turn, (Cigar Man) just pushed me out. I was trying to follow the speed, but they were going so slow. I didn't want to rush him so I waited for the half-mile. I don't think he ran his race because he was so wide on the first turn and the second turn."
MARTIN GARCIA, RICHARD'S KID, Third: "My horse usually comes from way off the pace, but this time they were all just galloping. Nobody wanted to go. He's a really good horse and I think he just needed the race. Next time, nobody's going to beat him."
CRAIG DOLLASE, AWESOME GEM, WINNER: "He finished like he had in his last two works over this track. This horse can run over anything. Synthetic, grass, mud, you name it. He's very versatile and a real pleasure to train. This means a lot. A lot of work, my help and everybody has been real supportive. The owners have been real patient and given this horse time when he has needed it. He's like fine wine. He's just getting better with age. He's in his prime right now. I have to give a lot of credit to my help keeping this horse around. Keeping him sound and stopping on him when it has been necessary. And here we are. A Grade 1. I was very confident because Awesome Gem is not a very good work horse and his last two works he had really been on edge. The timing worked out great. We mapped this out. We stuck to the plan. His works over this track were too good to not take a shot.''
RON ELLIS, RAIL TRIP, Second: "Rough trip. It just didn't work out today. He was wide. I don't know why. I don't know what it was. You would have to ask him (Bejarano).''
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