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- July 19, 1954 - May 2, 2012
- Lima, Pennsylvania
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"I met Nate at work here at IBM.
Once we found out we both had a passion for fishing that is all we ever talked about. He was such a great guy.
Nate...Read More »
1 of 13 | Posted by: Russ Stoutenboeo - poughkeepsie, NY
"Our sympathy and condolence to the Wolff family. Nate was such a positive man with always a smile on his face
2 of 13 | Posted by: Burckhardt Annelies and Peter
"Our deepest sadness and sympathy can only be surpassed by the joyful 50 plus years knowing Nate and counting him as a good friend. From our times...Read More »
3 of 13 | Posted by: Jim and Dana Walz - NJ - Friends
"To Jan, the kids, the entire Wolff family, my deepest sympathy and condolences on the passing of one of the finest human beings I have ever had the...Read More »
4 of 13 | Posted by: Kevin Burns - Saugerties, NY
"Nate's yard is always the best in the neighborhood. He keeps it mowed faithfully and his gardens are beautiful. Always had a smile on his face too....Read More »
5 of 13 | Posted by: Dianne Hall - Poughkeepsie, NY
"I had the pleasure of working with Nate for many years at IBM. He always had time to help me out with some financial problem.I always enjoyed going...Read More »
6 of 13 | Posted by: Thomas L Davis Jr - Clayton, GA
"I write to express my deepest condolences to Nate's family during this time of mourning. I worked with Nate for about 3 years, from early 2008 thru...Read More »
7 of 13 | Posted by: Toufie R. Mazzawy - Poughkeepsie, NY
"In the fall of '82 I was one of a group of new hires at IBM Poughkeepsie from the Philadelphia area along with Nate. Most of us were single and fresh...Read More »
8 of 13 | Posted by: Chuck J. - Springfield, PA
"Nate was definitely one of the good 'guys' to work with at IBM. He had such a positive attitude, always smiling, always a pleasure to talk to. May...Read More »
9 of 13 | Posted by: Paul S Hagen - Poughkeepsie, NY
"My deepest condolences go out to Jan, Rebecca, Melody, Lindsay, James and the entire Wolff family. Those of us that were fortunate enough to work...Read More »
10 of 13 | Posted by: Dominick - NY
"Dearest Becky, Jeff and Family,
MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY, LOVE AND PRAYERS TO YOU! I KNOW YOUR DAD WAS AN AMAZING MAN BECAUSE YOU ARE SO AMAZING! MY...Read More »
11 of 13 | Posted by: Kimberly Sullivan - Gansevoort, NY
"Nate I will always remember your smile and laugh, you always had a good disposition not matter what the situation was. You will be missed.
12 of 13 | Posted by: Brian Murphy - Kingston, NY
"Our most heartfelt condolences from Melissa and myself. I count myself fortunate to have called Nate my friend. Ready smile, unassuming nature,...Read More »
13 of 13 | Posted by: Paul Wojciak - Poughkeepsie, NY
Nathan C. Wolff, 57, of Lima, passed away on May 2, 2012 at his home. He was born July 19, 1954 in Chester the son of Kenneth and Glennlyn (nee Curtis) Wolff. Nathan was an avid outdoorsman and worked as a Computer Engineer. Mr. Wolff was preceded in death by his daughter Rachel Wolff. In addition to his parents he is also survived by his wife Jan (nee McConnell) Wolff; his children Rebecca Cahill, Melody Wolff, Lindsay Wolff and James Wolff; and his siblings Conrad, Ginna, Peter, Kate, Wini, Andi and Fran. Relatives and friends are invited to his visitation Monday from 9am until his Funeral Mass at 10am in the Church of Nativity B.V.M., Franklin and Monroe Streets, Media. Interment will follow in Calvary Cemetery, Media. A Memorial Service in Poughkeepsie NY will follow at a later date. Arrangements in the care of the Cavanagh Patterson Family Funeral Home, Media.


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When you are handling an appeal in federal or state court be careful, as important terminology varies depending on the forum. In the California courts of appeal, the party filing the second brief is the "respondent." In the Ninth Circuit, that party is the "appellee." And Golden State attorneys refer to the state court of "appeal" (singular). On the federal side, it's the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. In the state appellate courts, an advocate addresses "justices." Ninth Circuit jurists are "judges." Nomenclature aside, there are important substantive differences in appellate practice between California's state and federal courts. Here are ten key distinctions to keep in mind. 1. Appealable Orders
Both California and federal law allow a party to appeal from a "final judgment." (Cal. Code Civ. Proc. (CCP) § 904.1(a)(1); 28 U.S.C. § 1291.) In California, other appealable orders are listed by statute. (See CCP § 904.1(a)(2)-(13); see also, CCP § 425.16(i).) Generally speaking, if a trial court's order is not listed by statute, a party's appellate recourse is limited to discretionary writ review. In the federal system, the law is not as certain. The Ninth Circuit construes the final judgment rule practically, not technically, and thus the fact-based "finality" of a district court order is not always clear. (See Skagit Cnty. Pub. Hosp. Dist. No. 2 v. Shalala, 80 F.3d 379, 384 (9th Cir. 1996).) There are also federal exceptions to the final judgment rule. In a multiparty or multiclaim action, accelerated review is allowed for an order that adjudicates fewer than all the claims or rights or liabilities of fewer than all parties. (Fed. R. Civ. P. (FRCP) 54(b).) Moreover, a federal statute permits immediate appeal from certain interlocutory orders. (28 U.S.C. § 1292(a).) A related section (28 U.S.C. § 1292(b)) allows appeals from other interlocutory orders that involve a controlling question of law, when there is a substantial ground for difference of opinion and when an immediate appeal may materially advance the ultimate determination of the case; both the district court and the Ninth Circuit must grant permission. In federal class actions, Rule 23(f) permits a party to petition the Ninth Circuit to appeal an order "granting or denying class-action certification." California, however, allows appeals from an order denying class certification only if it constitutes the death knell of the litigation. (See Linder v. Thrifty Oil Co., 23 Cal. 4th 429, 435 (2000).) 2. Obtaining a Stay
California courts of appeal and the Ninth Circuit have discretion to stay money judgments or injunctions while an appeal is pending. At the trial court level, though, there are big differences. For money judgments, state trial courts can stay enforcement until ten days after the last date for filing a notice of appeal. After that, an appellant can stay enforcement only by posting a bond or complying with other measures prescribed by statute. (See CCP § 918.) A federal court money judgment is automatically stayed for 14 calendar days following its entry. (FRCP 62(a).) Thereafter, district courts have discretion to stay enforcement with a bond in any amount deemed appropriate or, according to some courts, no bond at all. (See Dillon v. City of Chicago, 866 F.2d 902, 904-05 (7th Cir. 1988).) Federal courts also permit posting real property in lieu of a security bond. (See Athridge v. Inglesias, 464 F. Supp. 2d 19 (D.D.C. 2006).) What about injunctions? In California trial courts, a "mandatory injunction" requiring a party to take action that changes the status quo is automatically stayed on appeal. A "prohibitory injunction" requiring no action to maintain the status quo is not automatically stayed. (Agric. Labor Relations Bd. v. Superior Court, 149 Cal. App. 3d 709, 716-17 (1983).) In a federal trial court, neither type of injunction is automatically stayed. (See FRCP 62(a)(1).) To obtain a stay, a party must file a motion with the district judge, who has discretion to "suspend, modify, restore, or grant an injunction on terms for bond or terms that secure the opposing party's rights." (FRCP 62(c).) Under California law, an appeal of an order denying a motion to compel arbitration automatically stays the proceedings in the trial court. (Prudential-Bache Secs., Inc. v. Superior Court, 201 Cal. App. 3d 924, 925 (1988).) Under section 3 of the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), however, a party whose motion to compel arbitration has been denied must request a stay from the district court. That court's denial of a stay is itself appealable under the FAA. (See 9 U.S.C. § 16(a)(1)(A).) 3. Notice of Appeal
On this point, the courts differ slightly about the content of the notice but more substantially on timing. California requires a notice of appeal to identify only the judgment or order being appealed. (Cal. Rules of Court (CRC) 8.100(a)(2).) In federal court, the notice also must specify the parties taking the appeal and name of the court to which the appeal is taken (this is especially relevant for patent infringement appeals, over which the Federal Circuit has exclusive jurisdiction). (Fed. R.App. P. (FRAP) 3(c).) In California, the notice of appeal must be filed either within 60 days after the notice of entry of judgment, or 180 days after entry, whichever comes first. (CRC 8.104(a).) Although certain post-judgment motions can extend the filing deadline, a court cannot otherwise do so; the deadline is jurisdictional. (CRC 8.104(b), 8.108.) In federal courts, the notice of appeal must be filed within 30 days after the entry of judgment (not notice), but the deadline is not jurisdictional. (FRAP 4(a)(1).) A district court may either extend or reopen the time to appeal under certain circumstances. (FRAP 4(a)(5)-(6).) As in state court, the deadline may be extended by certain post-judgment motions. (FRAP 4(a)(4).) 4. Mediation Programs
Some California courts of appeal and the Ninth Circuit have mediation programs. Ninth Circuit mediators are attorneys who work exclusively for the program. Circuit mediators, certified as "deputy clerks," select cases by using a mediation questionnaire. They have the authority to determine who must appear for the mediation and whether to stay appellate proceedings and briefing schedules while negotiations are pending. They also can take steps to assure that the parties are not disadvantaged by participating in the program. Mediations are subject to strict confidentiality restrictions. (See Ninth Circuit Rule (9th Cir. Rule) 33-1.) The California courts of appeal have various programs, ranging from mandatory mediation of selected cases to voluntary mediation at the request of the parties. Mediators may be appellate justices, trial court judges, or appointed attorneys. Briefs may or may not be allowed to be kept confidential, appeal deadlines may or may not be suspended during negotiations, and strict court rules may govern who must attend. Certain courts of appeal have suspended their mediation programs, reportedly due to state budget cuts, so it's best to check directly with the court to confirm its present practice. 5. Compiling the Record
In both the Ninth Circuit and California courts of appeal, the record consists of certain written items filed in the trial court and transcripts of oral proceedings. State and federal courts differ, however, in their approach to who prepares the record, and on what portions of that record should be put before the appellate judges. In California, the parties may designate the "clerk's transcript" for the clerk's office to compile, or one party may elect to proceed with an "appendix" prepared by the parties. Either a clerk's transcript or an appendix must include any item "necessary for proper consideration of the issues." Neither can contain any reporter's transcripts, which remain separate. (See CRC 8.122, 8.124.) In the Ninth Circuit, when the parties file their opening briefs, they also must submit "excerpts of record," or ER. (9th Cir. Rule 30-1.) Only specified items must be included (9th Cir. Rule 30-1.4), and the excerpts are much more limited than a clerk's transcript or appendix in state court. The federal appellate ER should not, for example, include briefs filed in the district court except those few pages necessary to resolution of the issues on appeal. (9th Cir. Rule 30-1.5.) Once the Ninth Circuit accepts a case, however, all documents filed in the district court are deemed part of the record on appeal. So, in addition to citing the ER, counsel can cite particular docket entries in subsequent briefs or at oral argument. 6. Extensions of Time
State court of appeal rules permit parties to stipulate to obtain extensions of up to 60 days to file their briefs. Permission from the court of appeal is not required. (CRC 8.212(b).) If a party fails to timely file its opening brief (or its respondent's brief), the clerk is required to notify the party by mail that its brief is due within 15 days. (CRC 8.220.) There is no similar grace period in the Ninth Circuit. Unless the case has been set for oral argument, though, a party that has not yet asked for any deadline extension may request one of up to 30 days by filing a Streamlined Request to Extend the Time to File Brief, which will be "routinely approved."(See Ninth Circuit Announcement, February 2014.) This streamlined request is "intended to be the sole extension of time to file the brief." 7. Format of Briefs
In the Ninth Circuit, the rules require the opening brief to include the following in the order listed: 1) a corporate disclosure statement, if required; 2) a jurisdictional statement, including the basis for appellate jurisdiction and timeliness of the appeal; 3) a statement of issues, including where in the record each issue was raised and decided; 4) a "statement of the case" setting forth the relevant facts and procedural history and identifying the rulings presented for review; 5) a summary of argument; 6) an argument, with the applicable standard of review stated for each issue; 7) a conclusion, with the relief requested; 8) a statement of any related cases; and 9) a certificate of compliance (word count limit). Specific formatting rules also apply. (See FRAP 28-1 through 28-2.6.) In state court, the appellant's opening brief must state the nature of the action, the relief sought in the trial court, and the judgment or order being appealed. It must also include a "statement of appealability" stating why the judgment or order is appealable, as well as a summary of significant facts. Each point of argument must be briefed under a separate heading or subheading. Each party must also submit a Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons. (CRC 8.208.) Copies of exhibits or other materials in the record or relevant authorities not readily accessible may be attached to the brief but are limited to ten pages. There is even a list of the appropriate colors for the brief cover. (CRC 8.40.) Unlike in the Ninth Circuit, state court appellants need not identify the standard of review for each issue or follow a particular order in presenting its brief. (See CRC 8.204.) 8. Oral Argument
The California Constitution recognizes the right to oral argument and provides that judgment depends on the concurrence of four justices (in the California Supreme Court) and two justices (in the courts of appeal) "present at the argument." (See Cal. Const., Art. VI, §§ 2-3.) Case law and applicable appellate rules echo the right to oral argument. (See People v. Brigham, 25 Cal. 3d 283, 285 (1979); CRC 8.524 (California Supreme Court), 8.256 (Court of Appeal).) Thus, as a general rule, reviewing courts in California cannot grant summary dispositions without oral argument. The federal procedure is very different. To begin with, there is no federal constitutional right to oral argument. In fact, oral argument is not required if a "panel of three judges who have examined the briefs and record unanimously agree" that argument is unnecessary. (FRAP 34.) Ninth Circuit procedure also provides for a "summary disposition" of a pending appeal in appropriate cases. (9th Cir. Rule 3-6.) As the court has noted, "Where the outcome of a case is beyond dispute, a motion for summary disposition is of obvious benefit to all concerned." (United States v. Hooton, 693 F.2d 857-58 (9th Cir. 1982).) Ninth Circuit judges usually do not "conference" a case before argument. By contrast, "most [state] courts of appeal do substantial amounts of work on a case before oral argument takes place," including a conference, and "[o]ften a tentative decision will be written and circulated to other panel members for their comments." (Moles v. Regents of Univ. of Cal., 32 Cal. 3d 867, 873 (1982) (italics original).) Given this procedural distinction, many appellate practitioners believe oral argument matters far more in the Ninth Circuit than in the California courts of appeal. 9. Stare Decisis
A prior published Ninth Circuit decision binds its three-judge panels, which cannot reconsider a decided issue unless its precedential value is undermined by an en banc decision, a U.S. Supreme Court decision, or subsequent legislation. This is true even if all three judges question the correctness or wisdom of the prior decision, and when there are contrary decisions by other circuits. (Ritchie v. United States, 733 F.3d 871, 877-78 (9th Cir. 2013).) In California, however, a decision by one court of appeal does not bind other courts of appeal. Even two divisions within the same district can reach conflicting opinions on the same issue. "[B]ecause there is no 'horizontal stare decisis' within the Court of Appeal, intermediate appellate court precedent that might otherwise be binding on a trial court is not absolutely binding on a different panel of the appellate court." (Marriage of Shaban, 88 Cal. App. 4th 398, 409 (2001).) Nevertheless, in appellate districts not divided into permanent divisions, a three-judge panel will rarely overrule a decision by another three-judge panel of the same court "except for compelling reasons." (People v. Bolden, 217 Cal. App. 3d 1591, 1598 (1990).) 10. Res Judicata
A California state court judgment "is not final for purposes of res judicata during the pendency of and until the resolution of the appeal." (Agarwal v. Johnson, 25 Cal. 3d 932, 954, n.11 (1979).) In contrast, a federal district court's judgment is "final until reversed in an appellate court, or modified or set aside in the court of its rendition." (Stoll v. Gottlieb, 305 U.S. 165, 170 (1938).) This difference presents an interesting twist: A party in a California appellate court may assert as res judicata a federal district court judgment that is being appealed in the Ninth Circuit. (Agarwal, 25 Cal. 3d at 954.) Every case and every appeal is different. Advocates who know the key distinctions between federal and state court procedures can better select the most advantageous forum long before the time comes to file a notice of appeal. Robert J. Stumpf Jr., Karin Vogel, and Guylyn Cummins are certified appellate specialists at Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton. Stumpf is former chair of the State Bar's Appellate Law Advisory Commission.

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text: Mad Mohan, an user of Sega-16, has released the long-lost Mega Drive version of Putty Squad. The prototype was bought in eBay by the Nolan brothers two years ago, then a couple of weeks ago it was sold to this Sega-16 member who has dumped the ROM and quietly released it after a mention in the Sega-16 forums. It's a rough Amiga conversion which has all levels playable but seems not to be 100% finished. Controls are still the same as in Amiga ("b" button for action, "up" for jumping), the passwords are exactly the same from that version too, there's a couple of glitches in some of the later levels, no ending and sadly there's not sfx either. But at least, after the Amiga version was freely released by System 3 a couple of years ago, the "king of unreleased versions" (although it now has thousands of remake versions available) is now adding another one to the lot of released versions. You can get it here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7pnj8onapkc8f19/PS-md.BIN?dl=0 EDIT: Here's a mirror, since the previous link is now down: http://www.segasaturno.com/portal/s...on-mega-drive-de-putty-squad-vf17-vt8425.html


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For five of the six days of Preakness Week at Pimlico the skeptics were in the saddle. In the course of this drawn-out session they naturally settled all remaining disorder among the 3-year-old Thoroughbred division with the hasty conclusion that Derby winner Iron Liege would become the first colt since Citation (1948) to follow his Kentucky victory with a win in the Preakness. The odds, to be sure, were in their favor; for while Calumet's Iron Liege was training up to this important date in superb condition, his chief rival, Bold Ruler, was having fun by playing the role of the honor student suddenly aware that you don't have to be marked 100 to pass every exam. Bold Ruler, yes, won the Preakness Prep, but nobody thought much of his race. Some said he'd had too much racing. Some said his back was hurting him again. Some said he was overrated to begin with. And many others simply shrugged and said, in effect, what can you expect from a Nasrullah anyway—they run when they want to, but when you want them to run they're as likely as not to spit in your eye and double-cross you every time. That's what the skeptics said.
Then, on the sixth day of Preakness Week the other team took over. When they did, Bold Ruler, Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps, Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and Eddie Arcaro cleaned up. It was a slaughter.
Two hours before Preakness post time Arcaro had confided: "This track—with its tight turns and short home stretch—is made to order for a front-running horse. Most speed horses can carry their speed around a tight turn without any change of stride, and if they can hold the rail they can make it awful tough for any come-from-behind horse to get by 'em [in 14 of the past 18 Preaknesses the first horse rounding the final turn into the stretch went on to win]." Eddie looked solemnly down at his program. "You ought to be able to figure this race pretty well. In the first place there's seven of us in it, but Iron Liege is the only horse worth worrying about. He's in No. 4 post, I'm in 5 and Federal Hill is on the outside. Well, you know for a fact that Federal Hill is going to try and bust out of there and take the inside going into the first turn. You know Hartack's going to have Iron Liege up in second or third spot, and then these other guys [Arcaro's finger ran down past the names of jockeys riding Inswept, Promised Land, Nah Hiss and Inside Tract] are on come-from-behind colts who won't do much running during the first part of it anyway. So where does that leave me and Bold Ruler? It means I either try and rate him off Federal Hill—which is how I got Bold Ruler beaten in the Derby—or I run with him into the first turn and keep Federal Hill on my outside at all times. Ordinarily, I hate to go running after any sprinter, but Mr. Fitz and I talked the whole thing over and we both agree that the only thing I do this time is to run for it all the way and make the other horses come get you."
The considerable public sentiment in favor of Fitzsimmons and the colt he trains was demonstrated before the race in two ways—by the fact that until just before the race Bold Ruler was preferred in the betting over his Louisville conqueror, Iron Liege, and by the spontaneous wave of cheers which greeted the old man when he crossed the track on his way to the paddock. When he got there, he was concealing a couple of surprises up his sleeve.
First, as a precaution against a tendency to run out on the turns, he equipped Bold Ruler with a special set of blinkers, actually half cups with a slit in the back of each blinker. "Blinkers may stop him from running out," predicted Arcaro, "but I'm not sure they are so good for a horse with his special temperament. He loves to be challenged when he's in front, and just when another horse comes up and heads him he'll get going again. But when your horse is wearing blinkers you're never too sure of whether or not he sees his opposition coming. The danger is obvious: a horse could get to him—and by him—before he became aware that he really had to start running again. Mr. Fitz's blinkers for him are probably about right, though, and he'll be able to see just enough behind him to know if he's in trouble or not."
The other Fitzsimmons precaution was an innovation designed to alleviate some of the pressure on Bold Ruler's extremely tender and sensitive mouth. Acting on the theory that much of the colt's rankness stemmed from an understandable dislike of having Arcaro wrestle against a tender mouth, a light string was used to tie Bold Ruler's bit down to the lower part of the jaw. "What it meant," explained Arcaro afterward, "was that there was more pull on his jaw and less on his mouth."
The race itself—although run exactly the way Arcaro and Mr. Fitz had predicted it would be and with the full cooperation of a Bold Ruler who wanted to run and who was allowed to run—was nonetheless dramatically exciting until, with only an eighth of a mile to go, it became apparent that nobody could overhaul Bold Ruler. From the gate it was Federal Hill and Bold Ruler sprinting down past the stands together and into the first turn after a lickety-split :23 first quarter. Iron Liege lay back a comfortable two lengths off Federal Hill and the excitement up the backstretch was not so much in the wondering about whether or not the pace-setters would kill each other off (Bold Ruler covered the first half mile in :46 2/5 and the three quarters in 1:10 3/5) as it was in the speculation as to when! Iron Liege would, make his move and how effective it would be. Hartack, too, had this on his clever mind and at the three-eighths pole he decided it was time to pull out all stops. By now Federal Hill was finished, spent and falling back, but when Willie went to work on the Derby champion nothing happened. "I had a clear shot at him, but when I asked my horse to move he had nothing to give me. I can't explain it, but I felt at all times in this one that Bold Ruler had me over a barrel and there was nothing I could do about it."
With the Iron Liege threat over with, Bold Ruler had a comparatively easy trip the rest of the way. He covered the mile in 1:36 3/5 and made it to the wire in 1:56 1/5 (good time for the mile and three sixteenths, but almost two seconds slower than Nashua's track mark of 1:54 3/5 set in the 1955 Preakness just a few weeks after he too had been upset in the Kentucky Derby). Iron Liege, as a matter of fact, had trouble salvaging second place, and to do it he had to win a photo decision from the 54-to-1-shot Inside Tract. Behind them came Promised Land, Nah Hiss, Inswept and, finally, Federal Hill.
The buildup to any major race is, of course, always exciting, but it was doubly so before last week's 81st Preakness because it brought together not only the two best 3-year-olds in training but also in figures like Fitzsimmons, Arcaro, Jimmy Jones and Willie Hartack the dominating names of a season which grows more interesting with each passing week. The buildup churned into high gear the morning before the race when Trainer Jones, tired from a predawn commute down from Garden State Park, rolled his Cadillac up to the barn in the Pimlico stable area. Iron Liege, Bold Ruler and Federal Hill were all quartered in Barn J, and now, as Jimmy Jones walked slowly toward Iron Liege's stall, he suddenly became the target for a dozen or more reporters and other curious visitors who descended on him like a wave of kids who have just spied the Good Humor man. Jones looked about him for an instant. Bold Ruler was being walked under the shed by Exercise Boy Tommy Quinn. As they passed Iron Liege's stall the Derby champion looked out with an air of almost bored indifference. Bold Ruler played his part even better; he didn't even look at the champion. Jones, his face lined and showing the strain of hard work, smiled faintly. He spotted Mr. Fitzsimmons leaning against the other side of the barn and started over. "Jimmy," a man said to him, "how do you think the Preakness will be run tomorrow?" Jones stopped and took another knowing look at Bold Ruler, who was just passing Federal Hill's stall. Jones's expert eyes were studying Bold Ruler thoroughly. "How do I think it will be run?" he replied with a start. "I know how it'll be run. It'll be run like hell—that's how."
Mr. Fitz and Eddie Arcaro also knew that the Preakness would be run like hell. They knew it because they intended all along—assuming Bold Ruler would be ready and willing—to run from the gate and just keep on running. "I've learned enough in four years about trying to manage any of those Nasrullahs," said Arcaro. "I went through enough with Nashua—trying to manage him—and now this sucker is the same way. I really figure it was my riding and nothing else that lost him the Kentucky Derby. I fought him and discouraged him and finally he gave up. There's only one way to ride Bold Ruler: let him go and do it his own way. Everyone knows the Nasrullahs have a lot of run in them. I don't think there's a horse in the country that can get the jump on Bold Ruler if I really want to bang him out of that gate. He likes to be in front. And if he likes it, that's where we're going to be and I don't think we'll have to be scared of Federal Hill or Iron Liege or any of the rest of them."
The Preakness result naturally puts Bold Ruler back at the top of the 3-year-old list until at least the June 15 mile-and-a-half Belmont Stakes, where he may not only get to run against Iron Liege again, but quite likely that other potential Calumet star, Barbizon, as well. It would seem unlikely that Gen. Duke (who Hartack thinks would'have won the Preakness hands down) will have sufficient time to overcome his foot injury and train up to the Belmont in time, but there are always a few distance runners lying in wait in New York to greet the Derby and Preakness champions, and this year will be no exception. But, as Eddie Arcaro pulled away from Pimlico Saturday evening in the company of his long-standing buddies Toots Shor and Don Ameche, there was already a new confidence written across the famous Arcaro face. "I said all along that Bold Ruler was the best 3-year-old around," he remarked. "I'm as sure now as I ever was." A vaguely distant look came over the Master's features. "In fact," he added, "I'd just love one thing now. I'd like to ride that Kentucky Derby over again. I really would."


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Welcome to my website. Being an Orcadian and having been in Local Government all my working life, I have had the good fortune, due to the nature of my job, to travel all round Orkney.
Seeing the landscape in all its changing moods certainly stimulated an interest in trying to capture the image.
Retirement took me to Hoy for some years and a substantial part of my portfilio is dedicated to this island.
Although my primary interest is in landscape photography an affinity with the sea always draws me to Orkney's dramatic coasts and shore line. The combination of land, sea and sky and that special quality of light can make photography a rewarding experience.
All that is required is a surfeit of patience and sprinkling of luck:- just trying to be in the right place at the right time.
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When last we saw Tyrion Lannister, he had been dispatched to King's Landing by his father, Tywin, in order to rule as Hand of the King. Though Tywin does not favor his dwarf son, he does recognize Tyrion's shrewd intelligence, and hopes to put it to good use at court.
But as Ned Stark found out the hard way, the royal court is a different and deadlier battlefield than most expect. Tyrion will need all his wits in order if he truly wants to play the game of thrones... A game where no one is to be trusted.
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Here you can find all classified ad opportunities for both Full-time, Part-time, and Fill-In Optometrists in Chicago.
Interested in posting your own classified ad? IOA members can post an ad for free online. Non-members can post a classified ad for $75 here.
Established private practice of over 25 years, located in Portage Park in north-central Chicago, is seeking a part-time licensed optometrist.
The doctor will work alongside an experienced staff to address patient needs, including primary eyecare, refracting, and contact lens fitting, for a primarily Eastern European patient base.
Part Time: the doctor must be able to work one or two Saturdays a month; required hours are 10:00am - 3:00pm.
If interested please email email@example.com or call 773-282-1718.
Date Posted: September 23, 2019
Looking for an Optometrist for a Part-time position. Must be available to work 7 hours on Saturdays. Must be VSP credentialed. Please email resume to email@example.com.
Date Posted: September 10, 2019
We are looking for a licensed optometrist to work part time at our South Ashland Costco location. We are offering Saturday, Sunday, and Monday coverage starting at $80,000 annually. Sundays are only five hours. Full time with benefits may be offered in the near future. The office is fully equipped with a retinal camera and the Marco TRS-5100 automated refraction system. Please email me if you are interested.
Dr. Matt DeGroot
office #: 312-492-3615
Date Posted: September 2, 2019
We are looking for an optometrist to join an OD/OMD practice. OD would be responsible for general eye care, cataract post-ops, contact lenses and specialty contacts. Hours 8-4:30 1-2 days per week (can be a flexible on the days). Please inquire if interested or submit your CV to Toni Reising, email@example.com or call 312-444-1111.
Date Posted: August 21, 2019
Rosin Eyecare is seeking candidates for FT and PT positions in Chicago, Illinois. We are looking for an energetic, team-oriented, positive individual who is dedicated to patient care and motivated by challenges.
Rosin Eyecare is a large OD/MD practice, with 53 offices across the greater Chicago area. We provide full-service eye care and encourage you to practice to the fullest scope of your license. In addition to routine examinations and specialty contact lens fittings, you can expect to manage chronic & acute disease and participate in surgical co-management. We are also the premier destination for Laser Vision Correction in Chicago.
Rosin Eyecare takes pride in offering our FT doctors a competitive benefits package, 401k plan, FSA plan, and a generous Paid Time Off program. Ideal candidates possess an active Illinois optometry license and a strong desire to be part of something big.
Please forward letters of interest with C.V. to our assistant practice director, Angela Benkeser, OD at email@example.com.
Date Posted: August 15, 2019
Part-time opportunities for Resident Optometrists at multiple locations. Why moonlight at a chain when you can practice what you are doing daily at your residency in a PRIVATE PRACTICE! Our offices provide chronic & acute disease management, specialty contact lenses, surgical co-management & primary care services to our patients. We also are an external rotation site for optometric education and are in the process of becoming a licensed CE provider. Many of our attending staff members started with our practice in just this manner. All interested doctors are encouraged to reach out to our Director of Professional Services at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Date Posted: August 12, 2019
Miami Optical is looking for a full-time optometrist to join our team! We are an established, independent practice in the Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago.
The practice was purchased a year ago by an associate OD, who graduated from ICO in 2014. Since then we have successfully converted to EHR, renovated the space, and purchased new equipment, including an OCT.
We are excited to bring on a new optometrist as we continue to grow the practice. We offer a competitive salary, 401(k) match, and paid vacation! The ability to give an eye exam in Spanish is a plus but not required.
Contact Avalon Hindman at firstname.lastname@example.com or our office phone: 773-890-1100.
Date Posted: July 26, 2019
Rosin Eyecare is seeking candidates for FT and PT positions in Chicago, Illinois. We are looking for an energetic, team-oriented, positive individual who is dedicated to patient care and motivated by challenges. You will practice full scope care and we expect you to treat disease, work with specialty contact lenses and co-manage surgery cases with our surgeons. This position requires the doctor to be conversationally fluent in Spanish.
Rosin Eyecare is a 60 doctor optometric/ophthalmologic practice, with 53 offices across the greater Chicago area. We provide full service eyecare including routine eye care, specialty contact lenses, chronic & acute disease management and surgical co-management. We are also the premier destination for Laser Vision Correction in Chicago. Rosin Eyecare takes pride in offering our FT doctors a competitive benefits package, 401k plan, FSA plan and a generous Paid Time Off program. Please forward letters of interest with C.V. or our practice director, Nicholas Chiaramonti, O.D. at email@example.com
Date Posted: July 24, 2019
The Chicago Public School (CPS) School-Based Vision program is looking for doctors to perform comprehensive eye exams at our on-site school clinics. Ideal position to balance your work life - no evenings or weekends. Part-time, full-time and fill-in available. Very flexible with scheduling to accommodate your availability. Competitive daily rate with incentives. Full-time position offers comprehensive benefit package. Position eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness. If you would like to know more details about working in the CPS School-Based Vision Program position, please email your resume to email@example.com
Date Posted: June 26, 2019
Established private practice of over 25 years, located in Portage Park in north-central Chicago, is seeking a part-time licensed optometrist.
The candidate will work alongside an experienced staff to address patient needs, including primary eyecare, refracting, and contact lens fitting, for a primarily Eastern European patient base.
The candidate must be able to work two Saturdays a month, every other Saturday; required hours are 10:00am - 3:00pm.
If interested please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (773) 282-1718.
Date Posted: April 23, 2019
New Pearle Vision on the northwest side of Chicago is seeking a full-time, licensed Doctor of Optometry who shares our passion, imaginative thinking, entrepreneurial spirit and patient-centric approach to eye care. As a Pearle Vision Optometrist, you'll be part of a patient-oriented team that provides convenient, caring, and personalized eye care. Our practices are fully EHR integrated including digital lanes and prescreen equipment. You will be working in a brand-new office with state-of-the-art equipment and the best available selection of eyewear of any optical chain. Please view our online presence to understand the type of care we're providing to our patients. We are looking for a dynamic and personable bilingual candidate who is fluent in Spanish. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to be a true partner in this business, with a well-defined path to achieving your goal of owning your own practice. This position offers a competitive salary and benefits, matching SIMPLE IRA retirement program, flexible hours, and profit-sharing. Please email your resume to firstname.lastname@example.com or call Matthew McNear at (630) 614-4475.
Date Posted: February 6, 2019
Eye Society is looking for part-time OD for a private practice in downtown Chicago. We are looking for a motivated, energetic OD for a long term-position. Our office sees a mix of primary eye care and ocular disease with staff to assist. If interested in learning more about the position and benefits please email me your resume at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Date Posted: January 22, 2019
Are you looking to expand your scope of practice or add some diversity to your week? Vision Group (TLC Laser Eye Centers) is seeking an optometrist to join our team for 5 days a week. Vision Group (TLC Laser Eye Centers) is a longstanding leader in LASIK and PRK and has expanded to provide a wide range of the most advanced refractive surgery procedures. Our experienced surgeons, with the help of North America's largest network of affiliated optometrists, aim to safely remove the limitations and inconvenience of glasses and contact lenses. We specialize in innovative technology including Bladeless Custom LASIK, as well as Femto-assisted cataract surgery, in order to deliver premium results safely. We stand behind our results with our Lifetime Commitment program. One of our core principles is Co-Management, a unique and collaborative relationship that we have with our community's optometrists to provide the highest level of care to our mutual patients. Responsibilities: • Pre and post-operative assessments for patients undergoing refractive surgery including LASIK, PRK, cataract surgery and other IOL procedures • Patient counseling including recommendations regarding treatment plan and reviewing its benefits, risks and expected outcomes • Communicating with co-managing optometrists about the status of mutual patients • Working with clinic staff to help provide timely care and a positive patient experience • Working with a team of ophthalmologists to provide them with the complete and accurate information they require and prepare the patient for their surgical experience Requirements: • Clinical proficiency, especially regarding refraction and ocular health assessments • A willingness to learn, even after hours, to obtain the required knowledge base • Confidence and excellent communication skills; patient counseling is a key part of the job • Ability to develop good rapport with patients and to provide a positive patient experience • Aptitude for using electronic medical records • Efficiency and organizational skills, in particular, with respect to time management and record keeping • Professionalism and the ability to work with a team • Some flexibility and ability to adapt to change and a fast-paced environment • Passion to change people's lives and how they see Qualifications: • Doctor of Optometry degree in good standing • State Licensure required To inquire more about this opportunity please contact Jessica Saitis @ 954.391.2492 or email resume to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Date Posted: January 11, 2019
Maximum compensation for an experienced OD,6 hours on Saturdays only. Call Zach Winitz 312 944 6876.
Date Posted: January 3, 2019


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How Dora the Explorer is assisting Freddie the Unready
The admission by Andrew Flintoff that he is spending a good portion of his postoperative recuperation watching Dora the Explorer will have come as no surprise to all those parents with children of a certain age.
There is something rather comforting, after all, in knowing that our sporting heroes – even those who have a beery, one-of-the-lads reputation – are more effectively brought to heel by the demands of a toddler – Flintoff's daughter, Holly, will be 3 in September – than by a coach or captain.
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The fatal shooting of three Mounties in Moncton, N.B. late Wednesday is not the first time the province has mourned officers gunned down in the line of duty.
Back on Dec. 13, 1974, two Moncton police officers were kidnapped during a traffic stop, driven to a secluded area and shot to death in a crime that shocked not only New Brunswickers, but all Canadians.
The officers were forced to dig their own graves before they were killed.
Cpl. Aurele Bourgeois and Const. Michael O'Leary were investigating the kidnapping of Raymond Stein, the teenaged son of a prominent local restaurant owner, late the night of Dec. 12. A $15,000 ransom demand had been made and police were headed to the "drop" location in Riverview, a Moncton suburb, according to an Associated Press report in the Bangor Daily News.
One of the suspects drew a gun and disarmed the two officers. Their police radios fell silent shortly after, says an entry in an online memorial page to fallen police officers.
Bourgeois and O'Leary were found buried in shallow graves on Dec. 15, "shot through the head and wearing handcuffs," according to the news report.
Bourgeois, 47, was an 18-year veteran of the Moncton force. He left behind a wife and four children: two sons and two daughters.
O'Leary, 33, was also married with a young family.
James Hutchison and Richard Ambrose were convicted of murder and sentenced to death. Their sentences were commuted to life in prison when Canada abolished the death penalty in 1976.
Ambrose was paroled in 1999, but his release was revoked in 2005 after he assaulted his wife and threatened his sister, the Kingston Whig-Standard reported. By then, he had changed his surname to Bergeron and was living in Edmonton.
Hutchison had a criminal history dating back 30 years prior to the 1974 killings, largely for armed robberies and property crimes, the Whig-Standard reported. He slipped his prison escort in 2000 while performing volunteer work in Kingston, Ont. He was recaptured three days later.
His time in prison was marked by various incidents, including hunger strikes, faking injury or illness in order to be taken to outside hospitals, and the assault of another inmate, says a 2011 Parole Board document. The incidents led to his repeated transfer between institutions.
His last request for parole was denied in 2011. He died in custody later that year at the age of 83.


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Taylor Felt: The Next Teen Pop Sensation
As soon as I met Taylor Felt at Beautycon New York, I was drawn to her vibrant energy and infectious smile. We immediately connected because we both were trying to grow our social media platforms that day, hers for her singing career and mine for my blog. Felt and I were unstoppable as we gave our Instagrams and emails to every industry professional we came across. What I didn't know was how talented she was...until she showed me her new song "Touch the Sky." Let me rewind for a second. Growing up in Connecticut, Felt has been perfecting her craft by taking vocal and piano lessons, as well as songwriting, since the age of eight. She started posting song covers on YouTube at a young age, and has organically grown her social media following to 200K because of her "#MashupMondays." The weekly vocal hybrids consist of combining two or more of Felt's fave songs that are currently trending on the radio. This way, her fans look forward to witnessing her creativity at the start of every week. Okay, now back to reality. I was able to listen to her single Touch the Sky before the public could, and today, the song was finally released on iTunes, Spotify, and Apple Music. But before you head over to purchase the next hit pop tune, check out my interview with this talented teen who I am proud to call my close friend.
How did you first get into singing?
I don't remember a time where I didn't sing or dream of being a singer. When I was younger, my mom got me a karaoke machine and I would belt out Beyoncé and Madonna songs all day! I saw that music had the power to spread love and happiness to so many people, which is why I instantly fell in love with it. You can inspire others and change people's lives through the lyrics and melody.
What's your favorite kind of music to listen to?
I love listening to pop because it's not a defined genre, it's just "popular music." Pop can contain a variety of different genres, from electronic to hip-hop. You already know how much I love mashups, and to me, pop is like a mashup of everything that is popular!
How did you initially come up with the idea to do #MashupMondays?
I wanted to feature my favorite songs and mash them together into one. When I first started, I posted one every week for 52 weeks! It means so much to me when people tell me that they looked forward to Mondays and are inspired to create their own mashups. This year, I wanted to take it to the next level and start monthly mashups called #AllHooks. Each month I find different venues with grand pianos, and I do a mashup using the hooks/chorus of three songs! These mashups are really epic.
Who are some singers that inspire you?
Some of my singing influences are Rihanna, Pink, and Eminem! I love them so much!
Who do you dream of collaborating with one day?
I would love to collab with Logic, Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Eminem, Tori Kelly, Bazzi, Alessia Cara, Jessie J. I love so many artists, it's so hard to pick!
Which song is forever on repeat on your playlist?
That is such a hard question! One of my favorite songs of all time is "Where Is The Love?" by The Black Eyed Peas. It has such an inspiring message about spreading love, which is always needed. Another one of my favorite songs is "Rather Be" by Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne. It's such a feel-good jam that reminds me of the summer and Los Angeles!
What was the message you were trying to get across through "Touch the Sky?"
I walked into the studio and wanted to write a song that inspired others to dream big, even if people doubt you! Everyone has people who doubt them and try to tear them down, but you have to believe in yourself and not let anyone stop you! When Nymz (@djnymz) played me the track in the studio, the phrase "touch the sky" instantly came to me. I wanted to portray that anything is possible if you put your mind to it--just work hard and block out all the negativity. Prove all the haters wrong and go touch the sky. I believe in you!
What are your future plans?
To keep inspiring people through my lyrics and music! I've been in the studio constantly writing and creating. More music on its way soon!
Follow Taylor on Social Media:
Instagram: @taylorfeltmusic
Twitter: @taylorfeltmusic
YouTube: @taylorfeltmusic
TikTok: @taylorfeltmusic
Snapchat: @tfeltmusic
You can stream "Touch the Sky" on iTunes, Spotify, and Apple Music.


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S. L. Lake, B. E. Damato, A. F. G. Taktak, S. E. Coupland; High Resolution Analysis of Chromosomes 3 and 8 in Metastasizing Uveal Melanoma Reveals Genes of Interest in Metastatic Progression. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2010;51(13):3806.
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Monosomy 3 and polysomy 8q are strongly associated with metastatic death from uveal melanoma (UM). Using multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA) and SNP microarrays (aSNP), we investigated changes in copy number and loss of heterozygosity (LOH) of genes on these chromosomes in fatal metastasizing primary UM. The aim of this study was to identify genes consistently perturbed only in metastasizing UM that are therefore potentially key to metastatic death.
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A rare subset of 19 disomy-3 fatal (Di3F), formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded UM were analysed using the P027 MLPA assay. Disomy of chromosome 3 had previously been detected by fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH).A further four Di3F-UM, two monosomy-3 fatal UM (M3F) and three disomy-3 non-metastic UM (Di3S) were analysed by aSNP. The Affymetrix SNP 6.0 chip was applied to DNA from snap-frozen tissues and data analysed using the Partek Genomic Suite. Aberrant genes not exclusive to metastatic UM (i.e., also perturbed in the Di3S-UM) were not considered essential for metastasis.
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Despite showing apparent disomy 3 with FISH, two UM were found to have monosomy 3 by MLPA and a third showed loss of 11 of the 13 loci tested, indicating large areas of chromosome 3 deletion. None of the 13 genes detected on chromosome 3 was consistently deleted in all fatal Di3F-UM. Amplification of the MYC and DDEF1 loci on 8q occurred in most, but not all Di3F-UM.aSNP analysis revealed 95 deleted genes on chromosome 3 that were exclusive to Di3F-UM and three of these also showed LOH. Genes whose known function suggests they are of particular relevance to metastatic progression include PPARG, ROBO1 and RBM5 on chromosome 3. In the M3M-UM, eight genes on the remaining copy of chromosome 3 showed LOH. On chromosome 3, no consistent homozygous deletions and only one gene with LOH (SLC6A6) were observed exclusively in fatal metastatic UM. On chromosome 8q, 287 genes were amplified exclusively in metastatic UM; 17 of these genes also showed LOH.
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Aberration of specific genes in metastasizing fatal UM is more readily detected using aSNP than with MLPA. Deletion and/or LOH of specific genes on chromosome 3 and amplification of genes on 8q are exclusive in metastasizing fatal UM. Validation and functional investigation of these candidate metastasis-suppressor genes is essential to help identify novel cell signalling targets for therapeutic intervention.
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Are You Switching to Solar Rooftop?
Started as a 20% project, Google's Project Sunroof is a program that allows its employees to work on side projects one day per week. Today, it is a valuable marketing platform for solar rooftop, both as a lead generator for solar providers and as a customer education tool. This country wide project estimates cost savings for solar energy based on the shape and direction of a house's roof.
With flexible financing options, solar rooftop system is no longer just a solution for tech experts, but it has become a tool for saving money for many families. Here is a little break down before you plan to switch your home to 100% renewable power.
Is Solar Rooftop Expensive?
The first thing that you need to know about solar rooftop is that it is becoming the cheapest form of energy in the world. In 42 of the 50 largest cities in US, a fully financed solar rooftop system costs less than the power purchased by a local utility company.
There are different ways to go solar. You can either buy a solar system, or can lease it from a service provider. A personalized estimate from a solar provider can help you understand the savings and payback period for your home. This may depend on many factors like how to finance the system, how many panels can be installed on the roof, current rates paid to the utility company.
On an average, solar panels return 2 – 4 times their cost in saved electricity bills and pay for themselves completely within 7 - 15 years. Additionally, if you are living in a state with good incentives, the payback period will be as short as 2 – 4 years.
Does the Savings on Your Monthly Energy Bill Will Cover the Cost of Installation?
The cost of solar rooftop has dropped 80% in the past five years. In addition to this, the pay-off system allows the homeowner to cover the cost of the system itself over 20 years. Most of the installation companies do not provide a lease or a long-term contract, unless they are sure that they can guarantee savings on the monthly energy bill.
Are Their Any Government Incentives?
Most solar companies handle the rebates & incentives and pass the savings along to the homeowner. There is a 30% federal investment tax credit, which takes place at current levels through 2019 and will decreases over time.
An installer can provide the most up-to-date information on solar incentives, but there is a database with state incentives for renewable energy that has a comprehensive list of solar incentives by state, and more information on solar policies across U.S. A homeowner can actually go to a website, enter the zip code, and check for the rebates and incentives available depending on where he lives.
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Brewery donates check and food to nonprofit
A local brewery has donated thousands of dollars and pallets of food to a nonprofit.
Comstock Park-based Perrin Brewing Co. gave $20,000 and 2,151 pounds of food to Kids' Food Basket after the brewery's Ice Jam Winter Festival in January.
More than 1,500 people ventured out to the event and donated the food and money.
The event featured the Frostbite 5k Run/Walk, as well as live music and special beer releases.
A check presentation was made this month at Kids' Food Basket.
"My family have been supporters and believers in Kids' Food Basket and what they do," said Keith Klopcic, president, Perrin Brewing Co. "This festival and ultimately the donation makes us very proud to take this next step in our partnership."
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New Delhi: Janata Dal (United) chief Sharad Yadav on Friday refused to apologise for his comments about south Indian women, which have sparked widespread outrage amongst other politicians and women's rights activists.
"Why should I apologise? I will make them understand what I meant. Do you think I said anything wrong?" Yadav told ANI here.
"There was no opposition and I didn't say any such thing. In the entire country, wherever men or women are giving training in dance, their figure improves. In the south, there is a huge tradition of dance, art and music, that is why their figure is good," he added.
The 67-year-old leader also defended his remarks, saying he attacked the preference for fair women in the country.
"I said the colour of this country is primarily dark. Our gods Ram and Krishna are also dark but in matrimonial ads we seek fair women, but this is not good. I attacked that. I meant that beauty can't be measured by fair or dark skin and there should be no discrimination on that basis," said Yadav.
He pointed out that the maker of the controversial 'India's Daughters' documentary, Leslee Udwin, gained permission to shoot her film because of her skin colour.
"I also said that the woman who came to make the film got permission because of her skin colour. So it was the ground reality which I spoke," Yadav added.
The senior parliamentarian's comments have drawn all round condemnation from the opposition Congress and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, who termed it as 'appalling', 'racist' and 'misogynistic'.
Woman rights activist had also criticised his remarks saying he should avoid making such statements as he is a representative of the people.


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