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Shelly Silver's Sliminess Explained in Letter From Assemblyman Steve Katz
Over the past six months, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has really taken it on the chin in the PR department. And rightly so -- it was recently revealed that he signed off on more than $100,000 in taxpayer-funded hush money to help sweep allegations of sexual harassment against his former pal/alleged pervert Vito "Gropez" Lopez under the rug.
But covering up Assemblyman Gropez's multiple cases of alleged pervy-ness is just the latest in a long history of Silver's using his powerful position in New York State politics to help his pervy pals (ahem) get off.
In January, the Assembly will elect a new speaker -- and if history tells us anything, Silver will once again get elected speaker. But not if Assemblyman Steve Katz gets his way.
Further reading on the Silver/Lopez scandal:
Vito Lopez In Sex And The Assembly: How To Sweep A Scandal Under The Rug
Ladies, Assemblyman Vito Lopez Would Prefer You Not Wear A Bra To Work
Vito Lopez's Pervy-ness Cost Taxpayers $103,000 -- Thanks To Shelly Silver
Gloria Allred, NOW Have Shelly Silver In Sights Over Hush Money
Katz has penned a letter to his Assembly colleagues urging them to grow a set and finally put an end to Silver's reign over the Assembly. The Voice has been given a copy of the letter, which you can see below.
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Katz is a Republican, so his opinion won't carry much weight when it comes to choosing a speaker. And Democrats haven't had much luck when it comes to ousting the powerful speaker. Just ask former Democratic Assemblyman Mike Bragman.
In 2000, Bragman attempted a coup to remove Silver as speaker. It failed -- and Silver stripped him of privileges, staff, and assigned him an office "the size of a broom closet." Bragman and his supporters were then muscled out of office by primary challengers backed by Silver.
Maybe Assembly Democrats will grow some post-election balls and give Silver the boot. But we're not counting on it -- after all, he's still Shelly Silver.
See Katz's letter below.
To My Colleagues in the Assembly:
I write to voice my concern regarding our impending vote for leadership in the Assembly. In light of the events that have been revealed over the last six months, I believe that it hurts our credibility as an honest governing body with any sense of morality and decency to even consider nominating Assemblyman Sheldon Silver for the position of Speaker.
Mr. Silver's actions in covering the sexual improprieties of Assemblyman Vito Lopez with taxpayer dollars by means of the "Miscellaneous Contractual Services" account go against everything that we should be united against in a bipartisan manner. While we may disagree on how to govern, the people of the state of New York deserve to have an open, honest, and transparent government.
If Assemblyman Sheldon Silver is re-elected as Speaker, then we are not only showing New York, but the rest of the nation, that we have no backbone, no moral compass, and no integrity when it comes to honest government. If Assemblyman Sheldon Silver is re-elected as Speaker, we are confirming New York's worst fears that its elected officials are above the law. I believe we are better than this.
At its core, this is a moral issue - not partisan. There is common ground for all of us to responsibly occupy. The Speaker's action to cover up numerous sexual indiscretions not only embarrasses the state and our government, but each one of us, as well. We cannot be expected to govern effectively and with the confidence of our constituents if Assemblyman Sheldon Silver is allowed to retain his position. His use of a taxpayer funded discretionary account to affect any sort of "out of court settlement" is unconscionable, and this stain will mar every decision we make on behalf of our constituents for the next two years.
The citizens of New York deserve better from their public servants. And as public servants, we deserve better leadership, so that we can better represent our constituents.
Collectively, I believe we are above the actions of Assemblyman Sheldon Silver. I hope you will join me in electing a new Speaker so that we can turn the page on a sordid chapter in our state's history and work on fixing New York.
God Bless,
Assemblyman Steve Katz (AD94)
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What more can I do to prove to you that this is what I want?
I can see you are finding it difficult to get past this.
You think there is more I can do to help myself.
You can see that I'm struggling; I never tried to mask this.
I want you to understand that this is something I must do for myself.
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I hope that one day you will believe in me.
Believe in everything that I am trying to accomplish.
You don't have to necessarily agree with me.
But I promise that one day both you and the world will be astonished.
And on that day hopefully you will be able to see the drive in me.
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really hits the heart. and hope it all works out for you .
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this is beautiful, and i love love love the ending. <3 if you dont become a writer than someones getting shot, because you are so amazing and good is an understatement.
Very well done. We all need believing in us sometimes.
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I think its a very clear and powerful statement of intent!!! Go live it!!!
i feel the same way sometimes
man do i hear you this sum up the last 4 years
Me too,i believe in you ,dont give up, i know you will.
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This is quite powerful. I know how you feel :/
Yeah its fine, its very personal (I guess) but that's okay


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Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
Okay, I've been looking at discs for a couple weeks. I think I need one to loosen up the soil to plant a food plot for birds. I think I want to plant some sorghum and sunflowers.
King Kutter has a nice box frame for $1,250 for a 7 1/2' one for my 45hp tractor:
I found a decent looking used one for $650 at one of the local used equipment places. They said it is a 7' or 8' I guess depending on what angle you have it set at.
Both are adjustable on the angles and the used one has scrapers. The biggest difference I can tell is that on the King Kutter the front discs are serated and on the used one all the discs are smooth. I wasn't planning on plowing first so not sure if that makes a difference.
The used equipment place said that they have gone through the used disc and checked the bearings, etc. and would stand behind it. They have a pretty good reputation. They have slapped a new coat of paint on it for sure. Not that that makes it any more useful though.
Any input or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks, Nathan
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Re: Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
IMO your money is better spent on the used one in this case. It appears to be in great shape and about ½ the price. If plowing first, the smooth discs should work just as well as the serrated ones to bust up any clods. The serrated ones appear to allow better penetration on harder surfaces, such as if you don't plow first, but are no guarantee that they will penetrate deep enough anyway as is mentioned in another thread going at the same time.
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Re: Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
If you have a chance to get a good used one with scrapers too, I'd jump on that one. I had a 7-1/2' KK disc here a few years back. (Bought at action) It worked OK for as light as it is, but tended to "plug" between disc blades in damp soils. Scrapers will eliminate that problem.
Does the used one have roller bearings, or is it a cast "boxing" type bearing? (Either will work just fine. Roller bearings are better if you plan on using it on bigger acreage though.)
Re: Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
IMO, the most versatile is what we used to call a "pick-up disc" -- a type of disc with two sections similar to your KK picture above, but that is hinged between the front and the rear sections. This allows you to pick up the rear section, putting all of its weight on the front section. The front section has the serrated discs for cutting, while the rear section has the smooth discs for smoothing out the soil...
To disc under a cover crop or food plot, you'd begin with the rear picked up, making the serrated front discs cut the growth and the undisturbed soil. After a couple passes like that, when you have everything chopped up and the soil loosened, you let the rear section back down and smooth out the plot to get ready for reseeding...
IMO, the used disc you've shown above will almost force you to plow the plot first -- with the smooth discs and the way the gangs are pitched out, it wouldn't cut unplowed ground much at all...
Re: Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
Could you shorten the heck out of the top link to roll the rear discs out of the dirt and then maybe also add weight?
Re: Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
( Could you shorten the heck out of the top link to roll the rear discs out of the dirt and then maybe also add weight? )
Perhaps. The one my brother has uses something quite similar to an adjustable toplink to pick the rear gangs up 90 degrees.
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Re: Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
Get the used one and leave it set at the high angle and go plowing, you will have to make many passes to get what you want but it will work just fine.
Re: Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
Three point hitch.
Just take off the rear disk row.
You may also be able to replace smooth with serrated discs.
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Re: Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
Yes, the used 7-8' is your best option....jump on it and don't look back.
Serrated discs are good and I prefer them, but for the money and end result, there won't be too much difference. Get it, weight it down, and get to plowing.
I've tried to use the hinged, "pick-up" disc and it was near worthless. The difference between solid and serrated is really very little especially in multiple-pass situations and really un-noticeable if enough weight is applied.
Buy it cheap and be proud...
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Re: Used vs. New disc harrow? Smooth or Serated disc?
This is an easy decision. Go with the cheaper one because:
It is cheaper
The dealer stands behind it and its bearings.
It has scrapers.. you will find they are very necessary.
It is as wide, if not wider.
When a disk breaks... and it will... you can replace with serrated as they break.
And, like JoeinTX said, put weight on it... lots and lots of weight! Did I say weight it down??
Go across your field 3 times.
1st from side to side, long ways.
2nd at about a 30 degree angle to the first rows.
3rd at about a 30 degree angle from the opposite side.
Between each pass wait for the previous clods to dry out a little so that they shatter when you hit them on the next pass.
If it turns out that your tractor is insufficiently powered to pull the rig, you can remove disks until the horsepower matches the disk resistance.
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I've watched a bunch of film on Blaine Gabbert as several people requested some stuff on him. This was a tough one because of 3 reasons:
1. His team was terrible - like, Charles Barkely Turrible! Poor protection most of the time, and a lot, I mean a LOT of dropped passes by receivers.
2. Really poor offensive creativity. There were a lot of plays that were so poorly designed and executed - they could've had Joe or Steve back there and it would've been "Turrible". Plus, when they would get some guys open - they were asking him to do things that I don't think are his strength. Throwing on the run is not a huge strength of his - he's not terrible at it, but it's not something I would try and use as a steady diet.
3. They were often in really poor passing situations. They had a lot of 3rd and longs to throw in - which, it's hard to get a good idea on any QB when it seems like half their film is "3rd and 8".
But, here's what I've seen from film over the past 2 seasons(which isn't as much as you'd think because of all the games Chad Henne played in).
His mechanics are, for the most part, sound. He's a definite rhythm passer. If he's not in rhythm his accuracy is poor at best. He fits best in a system that is a 3,5,7 step drop, timing system. When he has to improvise or climb the pocket, he's out of his comfort zone. He does have a quick release that keeps defenders from jumping too many of his throws. He has a tendency, every once in a while, to stare down his receivers. Being a rhythm passer, I don't think he ever felt comfortable or confident in the guys in front of him to keep him clean.
His arm strength is average. He can get ok zip on the ball on the short to intermediate throws, but he's no Kaepernick. His deep ball flight is good - it's got a good spin to it, but, he tends to throw deep balls inside - which is not really a good thing. When he tries to make "back shoulder" throws - they tend to be "front" shoulder throws..... Meaning, his receivers often had to try and cross over the CB on those throws which put them in tough situations. Or when they beat their man deep and had a step his throws would be a little short and inside.
His accuracy is good when he's in rhythm. But, if he doesn't have his feet set and is on a good platform, he can't wing a ball into a small window.
I think the jury is definitely still out on this guy. He's a guy you look at and go, "I don't know, it's sorta there, but hard to tell".
I'll be posting some pics as reference for a bunch of different stuff with him, some good, some bad.
This is from 2012 against Houston(which was a pretty good defense that year). The Texans are gonna run a cover 1 man while pulling an outside stunt.
The Jaguars try and run an in/out "flag" route on the outside off PA.
After the PA you see how the safety and corner have the WR bracketed at the bottom. The TE went to the ground on his run block fake and in doing so caused the defenders to forget about him.
You see how he's in a clean pocket and the TE has released into his curl over the middle. This should be an automatic completion with good RAC yards. Instead, Gabbert locks on to his receiver.
Gabbert tries to throw the ball to his left, but gets hit and fumbles the ball. You see how wide open the TE was....
From the endzone you can see what Gabbert saw on his back foot plant. He's got no defenders in the middle of the field(which is where his head is looking btw) and a TE releasing into that zone. This should've been automatic. Instead he panics when he see's the unblocked defenders coming at him and locks on to his primary target.
You see how he's locked on to his primary target and never see's the TE wide open.


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Mozambique's economy has shown consistently strong growth for a number of years. The country's GDP was largely unaffected by the global economic crisis which erupted in 2008, and continues to restrict growth among many economies. GDP growth was 7.1% in 2010, and remained at that level through to 2013. Growth is expected to have increased to 8.3% for 2014.
The country was one of the first in the region to reform its telecom sector, which immediately followed the long civil war which ended in 1992. As a result, the sector has seen the introduction of measures favourable to competition, and which promote access to infrastructure. The mobile segment in particular has shown strong growth since the introduction of competition in 2003 between Vodacom Mozambique and mCel, the incumbent mobile subsidiary of the national telco TdM. Given that mobile market penetration remains far below the African average, and that the country has relatively low fixed-line penetration, there is considerable room for further growth in coming years. This has been stimulated by the launch of commercial services from the third operator Movitel, which is backed by Vietnam's Viettel.
The government in 2013 drafted a revision of the 2004 Telecommunications Act, aimed at developing greater competition, and facilitating access to networks and infrastructure in a bid to reduce investment costs.
The poor fixed-line infrastructure has largely held back the market for internet services. The high cost of international bandwidth had long hampered internet use given the relatively high cost of access, though the landing of two international submarine fibre optic cables (Seacom and EASSy) has reduced the cost of bandwidth and so led to drastic reductions in broadband retail prices.
Cross-platform competition, with active ADSL, cable broadband, WiMAX, 3G mobile and limited Fibre-to-the-Premise (FttP) services, is also helping the market to develop. Further improvements can be expected from the ongoing rollout of a national fibre backbone networks by TdM and the mobile operators.
Estimated market penetration rates in Mozambique's telecoms sector – end-2015 (e)
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Government suggests that struggling telcos MdT and mCel be merged; SIM card registration deadline again extended; Mozambique misses June 2015 ASO deadline, signs transition arrangements with neighbouring countries; the government reinstates scheme for SIM card registration; government appeals for reduces roaming charges among MNOs; Movitel's investment strategy leading to rapid subscriber gains; Mozambique joins the Alliance for Affordable Internet, aiming to provide broadband at less than 5% of average monthly income; Mobile Termination Rates reduced by 20%; stable mobile ARPU despite increased competition; fibre optic backbone network rollouts; developments in ADSL, Vodacom signs deal with Electricidade de Mocambique to market pre-paid top-up cards for electricity via the M-Pesa service; cable TV, WiMAX, EV-DO, 3G mobile; operator data updates to Q2 2015, ITU market data updates; recent market developments.
Companies mentioned in this report:
Telecomunicações De Moçambique (TdM); Vodacom Mozambique; mCel (TdM); Movitel (Viettel); Teledata (TdM); TV Cabo; Intra; Tropical Web, Seacom.
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Status: Current
Last update: 03 November 2015View update history
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The Senate Commerce Committee is getting set to vote on the Snowe/Dorgan net neutrality amendment. The amendment, in cahoots with Rep. Jay Inslee's excellent amendment in the Housewould mandate that internet service companies cannot prioritize certain content providers over others. Maria Cantwell is on the Commerce Committe, and she has committed to vote for the Snowe/Dorgan amendment.
Yesterday, I asked the McGavick campaign where McGavick was on the Snowe/Dorgan amendment. They said net neutrality "isn't something we've been asked about yet. We'll call you back.â
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I'm still waiting to hear back from the McGavick campaign to find out what McGavick's position on net neutrality is. I gotta say, it's a little startling that when I called McGavick's campaign this morning, they weren't prepared to talk about the issue yet. This is a major issue in the techie Puget Sound, with two of our Fortune 500 companies (Amazon and Microsoft) and one of our delegation (Rep. Jay Inslee), taking a leadership role on it. If McGavick wants to replace an incumbent senator like Cantwell, who has a reputation for being plugged in on techie issues, he better start doing his homework.
Today, McGavick's press people forwarded me this statement from McGavick:
The public has a clear interest in the prevention of online content discrimination whether it is from companies seeking to unfairly squeeze out rivals, or the censorship of unfavorable opinions. I do have concerns about over-regulation, and Congress must always be very careful about regulating an industry in anticipation of a problem. Also, I do think that we will need to acknowledge future costs of internet infrastructure development, and who will pay for that build up. However, the internet occupies such a unique place in our lives that I'm open to some preventative measure to ensure that it remains a free, fair and neutral marketplace for ideas, products and services. I'm not certain that either the Snowe-Dorgan or the Stevens proposed amendments strike the appropriate balance between limited regulation and protection of a neutral internet. On this, as with so many other issues, the sides on each side of the argument are intensely polarized and as a result I fear that a true compromise may be impossible to reach at this point.
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Starred Review. Bestseller Davidson is at the top of her form in her 14th culinary suspense novel to feature Colorado crime-solving caterer Goldy Schulz (after 2006's Dark Tort). As the Christmas season approaches, Goldy is thrilled to be catering not only a breakfast for the local library but also an elegant dinner for Hermie and Smithfield MacArthur, rich Southern transplants to Aspen Meadow. But when the body of Drew Wellington, the disgraced former DA, turns up in the library, Goldy is once again forced to put her recipes on the back burner and find the murderer. Discovering that Wellington was dabbling in antique map collecting, Goldy must track down a priceless map and steer clear of Wellington's fellow collectors, ex-girlfriends and clients. Further complicating matters are sightings of the allegedly deceased Sandee Brisbane, the young woman accused of murdering Goldy's ex-husband and then supposedly perishing in a forest fire. Readers will happily sink their teeth into Goldy's latest case and come away hungry for more. 11-city author tour.
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On the one hand, Sweet Revenge has a couple of appealing elements that fans of the series will like: Goldy has never done a better job of balancing the roles of mom, wife, friend, caterer, source for the sheriff's department, and detective; and Ms. Davidson presents us with a victim you'll love to hate. On the other hand, the plot is peculiarly convoluted and the mystery isn't mysterious enough to keep most readers interested. The plot seems unusually far-fetched. The recipes, however, are fun and will put you in the holiday spirit. Noteworthy offerings include Bleak House Bars, Unorthodox Shepherd's Pie, and Door-Prize Gingerbread.
At the end of Dark Tort, Sandee Brisbane admitted to killing the Jerk, who had raped her when she was a teen. Leaping into the inferno of a raging forest fire, Sandee was presumed dead . . . but no one ever found her remains. Why, then, is Goldy seeing someone who reminds her of Sandee driving . . . and later near a murder victim?
Being civic minded, Goldy agrees to cater the holiday celebration breakfast for the staff and volunteers of the Aspen Meadow library on a nonprofit basis.Read more ›
All of this seems too good to be true - and it is because as Goldy says, "A month before Christmas, I saw a ghost." Granted the ghost is a very attractive one. Nonetheless, the apparition appears to Goldy to be Sandee Brisbane, not only a woman presumed dead but the woman who murdered Goldy's former husband, aka the Jerk.
Goldy takes great pleasure in arranging the table for an event she is catering. So, she takes her time viewing the set-up for breakfast at the Aspen Meadows Library, but all that comes to a quick halt when the body of former DA, Drew Wellington is found in a corner of the Library. He definitely was not on her menu - nor was the expensive antique map found along with him. Always perceptive and one to heed her intuition she believes that the thought to be late not very great Sandee and Drew are mixed up in a pot of trouble, perhaps a poisonous concoction for her.
With her 14th culinary caper, author Davidson's plot simmers as temptingly as Goldy's stews. Plus, readers receive more original recipes, including Unorthodox Shepherd's Pie, Prudent Potatoes au Gratin, Chuzzlewit Cheese Pie, Bleak Bouse Bars, and Got-a-Hot-Date Bars.
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In addition, the characters weren't developed in any fashion. Tom (Goldy's husband) spent the entire book enveloping her in big bear hugs and fussing at her for interfering. Her son Arch spent the entire book making sarcastic comments and being a general irritant.
I don't know if Goldy has run her coarse and needs to be retired, but more books of this quality diminish what has been an outstanding series. Either improve the quality or end it gracefully !
and recipes are now just a filler device that barely get more than just a mention. In the early DMD books the recipes were included in the section of the book where they were refered to and I would linger over them as Goldy described how she developed the recipe, steps in the cooking of it and lushious descriptions of how they tasted. The recipes are now listed in the back of the book, which may be easier for finding them, but takes part of the fun out of the book in my opinion.
I had to force myself to finish this book. The plot was so stupid, map dealers are in no way interesting. The new characters brought in to move the plot never seemed like real people and they were all bad or had questionable motives. They were never fleshed out. The regular cast of characters were flat and dull and predictable. The descriptive element was also poorly done. With such a beautiful backrop, you'd think DMD would include it more in her writing.
I have been at a DMD book signing and heard her speak and she is an amazing, intelligent and funny woman. I know she is capable of so much more than this book would lead one to believe. I will continue to hope that the next book in this series will be better. But I won't automatically pre-order as I have done in the past. Please DMD, go back to your original style!
But for some reason I picked it up again. Out of habit? I'm not sure, but the first 100 pages of this book took me a long time to get through. I had to keep setting it down because Goldy annoyed me so very much. Even Tom, her loving husband, irritated me in this book. He came across as... arrogant. Once the actual mystery started, I was able to read it mostly for that and plowed my way through the book (though the people who kept coming to Goldy for help because she `solves crime' was trite and unrealistic... I think I'm getting more and more annoyed with the amateur sleuth series that seem to imply a regular person is so much smarter and more equipped to solve murders than, say, the police force. And Goldy's false modesty didn't ring true or sit well, either.). I think I'd give the mystery portion of the book four stars (a pretty decent cozy) and the characters a single star. Technically that averages out to two-and-a-half, but I'm rounding down. Maybe I'll be smart enough to not even start the next one.
However, in this book Goldie seems to repeatedly put herself into peril without exercising any discretion, or thinking of what would happen to son Arch and husband Tom if she were seriously injured or disabled. She exercises no regard for other people's property: Borrowing a car from her best friend, Marla, is acceptable, but commandeering a party guest's vehicle is not. In general, Goldie seems like the Energizer Bunny running around, fueled by double espressos, and not at all like a sane, friendly person you would want to know.
Here's hoping in the next offering, Davidson is back on track, describing a Goldie who is a little less manic and a little more mature.
I agree with a previous reviewer that much of the book was filled with Goldy's speculations about who might have been motivated to commit the crime as well as needless recapitulations of events. All in all, it was a tedious slog instead of a delightful bit of light mystery fiction.


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Suffolk Downs Loses Casino Bid on 3-1 Vote
The Massachusetts Thoroughbred racing and breeding industry was dealt a devastating blow when the Massachusetts Gaming Commission decided to award the sole Boston-area casino license to Wynn Resorts.
The Massachusetts Thoroughbred racing and breeding industry was dealt a devastating blow when the Massachusetts Gaming Commission decided to award the sole Boston-area casino license to Wynn Resorts.
The Thoroughbred industry in Massachusetts will receive the lion's share of future expanded gaming revenue to be collected and allocated by the Race Horse Development Fund.
Horsemen and Suffolk Downs employees took advantage of their final opportunity to speak in support of a casino at the track during a Massachusetts Gaming Commission hearing Aug. 11.
The Horse Racing Committee of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission decided Aug. 5 to stick with the allocation percentage it voted on at its previous meeting.
Jessica Paquette, senior director of communications at Suffolk Downs, wears many hats in her role at the track and now she can add race-calling to the long list.
Despite a 14.3% decrease in net revenue, Penn National Gaming Inc. July 24 reported net income of $2.8 million for the second quarter of this year versus a $12.2 million loss for the same three months of 2013.
In breaking his maiden July 13 in the second race at Monmouth Park, 2-year-old Conspiracy Again became the first reported winner for Massachusetts stallion Dr. Rockett.
Development plans are starting on the non-casino side of the racetrack property. Any improvements are still contingent on Suffolk Downs' casino partner, Mohegan Sun, being granted a gaming license.
The future of live Thoroughbred racing in New England became cloudier June 24 after the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that a referendum to repeal the state's casino law may appear on the November ballot.
Following the recent death of one horse stabled at Suffolk Downs from equine herpes myelitis, no horses are being allowed to leave the track, though no official quarantine has been imposed.
Massachusetts is the first U.S. racing authority to endorse horse safety and welfare guidelines from the International Group of Specialists Racing Veterinarians.
As Suffolk Downs prepares to open its 2014 meet May 3, a heavy cloud of uncertainty about the future of live racing hangs over the sole surviving Thoroughbred racetrack in New England.
The struggling Massachusetts harness racing industry received a huge boost Feb. 27 when the Massachusetts Gaming Commission selected Penn National Gaming proposal to build a slots parlor at Plainridge Race Course.
The head of Mohegan Sun said Jan. 22 live Thoroughbred racing will be preserved at Suffolk Downs should the gaming giant prove successful in winning the sole destination resort casino designated for the Boston area.
The Boston Marathon bombings last April were rated by many news organizations as the top story of 2013, and now the New England connections of two 3-year-old colts have named them in tribute to the victims.
Suffolk Downs said Jan. 9 it is committed to live racing should its new partner, Mohegan Sun, win the license to build a casino on track property.
Mohegan Sun has submitted its final application to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission for a license to build a destination resort casino on land owned by Suffolk Downs.
The Revere, Mass., city council has set Feb. 25, 2014, as the date for a referendum election on the city's host community agreement with Mohegan Sun for a proposed $1 billion casino at Suffolk Downs racetrack.
Mohegan Sun and Revere, Mass., said Dec. 23 they have reached a host community agreement that would guarantee the city between $25 million and $30 million in revenue per year from a proposed casino at Suffolk Downs.
Suffolk Downs remained in the running for a casino license with the Nov. 27 announcement it has reached an agreement with Mohegan Sun, which operates gaming facilities in Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
Suffolk Downs was granted a racing license Nov. 14 for 2014 based on its intent to offer live Thoroughbred racing.
Suffolk Downs received a recommendation that its request for 100 days of racing be approved for 2014, but a track official said there are "variables" that could complicate matters.
Suffolk Downs hasn't abandoned its pursuit of a resort casino even though East Boston voters rejected the plan by a hefty margin in a Nov. 5 referendum.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission Oct. 29 ruled Suffolk Downs suitable to pursue a license for a destination resort casino.
Suffolk Downs Oct. 24 released details of a $40 million "racing improvement plan" tied to its bid for a destination casino license. Officials held a press conference at Indian Rock Stables, a Thoroughbred breeding farm.
Just days after asking its casino partner to resign in the wake of an investigation by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission, Suffolk Downs said it will unveil a $40 million "racing improvement plan" at a local horse farm.
Just three weeks before critical local referendums on casino gambling at Suffolk Downs, the racetrack asked partner Caesars Entertainment to resign from the proposed destination resort casino development.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission Oct. 17 voted unanimously to adopt the national uniform medication and drug-testing program.
Horse racing will receive a share of gaming revenue from the casinos that will be built in Massachusetts, but during an Oct. 16 forum on the industry, stakeholders asked a question: What good is the money without racetracks?
Suffolk Downs has earned re-accreditation from the National Thoroughbred Racing Association, officials said Oct. 8.
Suffolk Downs reported progress Aug. 27 in its quest for a casino license.
Horsemen at Suffolk Downs are hosting a golf tournament Aug. 15 to benefit retired Thoroughbred racehorses.
The 2013 live racing season at Suffolk Downs will begin Saturday, June 1 and continue through Nov. 2, the track announced May 21 as it introduced its initial racing schedule and other plans for the upcoming season.
Trainer Tim Hills; New England-bred champion Ask Queenie and her owner/breeder Lloyd Lockhart; jockey Leroy Moyers; and publicity director Bob Varey are the newly-elected members of the New England Turf Writers Hall of Fame.
Millennium Gaming has upped its ante significantly for the casino project it hopes to develop at Rockingham Park, but the company hasn't decided whether live Thoroughbred racing will return should it win a gaming license.
Freshman sire Rocket Legs was represented by his first foal when a filly produced from the Woodman mare Tangerine Spice was born April 19 at Overtime Farm in Westerlo, N.Y.
Multiple stakes winner Max's Pal has been relocated to Ken Posco's New England Stallion Station near Fitchburg, Mass.
New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan ardently supported the expansion of gambling in the state when she included $80 million from a casino licensing fee in her budget proposal.
Suffolk Downs will face much stiffer competition for the sole destination resort casino license designated for the Greater Boston area now that Foxwoods Resort Casino has entered the crowded field in Massachusetts.
Industry stakeholders, mostly from the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, met Feb. 6 in Delaware to examine equine medication policy in an attempt to bring about uniformity from state to state.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission took steps Jan. 30 to ensure the highest standards in both integrity and safety as the state's horse racing industry prepares to coexist with planned casinos in the near future.
Casino magnate Steve Wynn submitted a formal Phase 1 application with the Massachusetts Gaming Commission Jan. 14, one day under a key deadline, to vie with the proposal of Suffolk Downs and partner Caesar's Entertainment.
The election of Maggie Hassan as the new governor of New Hampshire Nov. 6 makes expanded casino gambling and the return of live racing to Rockingham Park a real possibility.
Citing concerns over the safety of horses and jockeys, Suffolk Downs will not permit a 76-year-old jockey to compete at the racetrack in East Boston, Mass.
The Boston-area racetrack has officially applied to open a resort casino in partnership with Caesars Entertainment.
Suffolk Downs June 5 announced details about its plans to develop a Caesars-branded resort and casino at the Massachusetts racetrack.
Suffolk Downs will open for its 2012 live racing season June 2 and the horsemen and track management are expressing a new sense of optimism since the legalization of expanded gambling in Massachusetts last fall.
After months of wrangling over minor details in the contract for the 2012 live meet that begins June 2, Suffolk Downs and the New England Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association have reached an agreement.
Expanded gambling became legal in Massachusetts Nov. 22, when Governor Deval Patrick signed the bill to authorize three destination resort casinos and one slots facility that will be competitively bid.
In a move needed to get the final version of an expanded gambling bill to the desk of the governor before its winter break, the Massachusetts legislature approved a bill that cuts revenue to horse racing.


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A Conversation With Preston Lauterbauch
Bard Cole talks with author Preston Lauterbach about his memoir, Beale Street Dynasty: Sex, Song and the Struggle for the Soul of Memphis. The book reveals a colorful, forgotten history of Memphis. Preston Lauderbach is a Curb Visiting Scholar in the Arts at Rhodes College. Lauterbach lives near Charlottesville in Nelson County, Virginia.
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Memphian Angelo Lucchesi, who recently turned 90, is credited with helping to make Jack Daniel's the best-known brand in American whiskeys. Starting in 1953, when he began work as the company's first salesman, he traveled across the country promoting its product and making some loyal customers, including singer Frank Sinatra. Bonnie Kourvelas has an opportunity to sit down with Angelo Lucchesi and talk about his remarkable career.
News Makers
Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell talks with Eric Barnes of The Memphis Daily News about his life and career. He shares stories from his early life, including the influence his father had on his career choices, and traces his career to its present point. He discusses with Barnes his plans as County Mayor and his hopes for the future of the mid-south.
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News Makers: Special Edition
Eric Barnes, publisher of The Memphis Daily News and host of WKNO's weekly series Behind the Headlines, will host the half-hour show in which Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell will talk about the challenges he's faced during his first nine months in office along with some of his solutions. He will also highlight some of his county budget proposals.


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I've heard several references in History and Discovery channel type TV programs that say that the Bible talks about the Ark of the Covenant miraculously flying. Not to mention there was a line about that in Indiana Jones. I am not aware of any Bible reference that says any such thing. Is there some verse I'm missing? If not, is there some other ancient source -- the Talmud or Josephus or something -- that makes such a statement? Or is this just some crazy idea that came out of nowhere?
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The Ark of the Covenant is never recorded as having flown in Scripture.
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In all seriousness, however, the legends of the ark flying may be attributable to the winged cherubim on top of the mercy seat. This ornament of two angels, only either end of the ark, their wings touching, may have inspired such an idea, but they were strictly ornamental.
In regards to the above text: "Consider Numbers 10:33-36, the ark seems to be flying in this text". I think that your statement is somewhat interpretive of the text. Nothing is hidden in the Bible. You can take the text at face value. If you do, then the above passages do not mention the ark flying by any means. When I read that passage it would appear to me that Israelites in charge of carrying the Ark scouted 3 days ahead of the main tribe and that Moses' blessed the Ark upon exit and return. I think its these type of passages that can be twisted to create alternate paradigms that seem plausible to luke warm Christians (of which I have been guilty of as well). That said, The "History Channel"or the Atheist Channel as I like to call it is no source of viable, accurate scripture for Christians. Shows like Ancient Aliens are clever at throwing in Bible passages and references (They had a great time fabricating stories when they discussed the book of ezekiel) to muddy the waters,but even mainstream scientists say the work is largely founded on wild fantasies that have no merit in the scientific world. Also regard these type of programs with respect as they are undoubtedly one of the largest tools that diseminate lies creating doubt, traps and pitfalls for Christians.
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