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At Ashbourne Farms, our mission is to promote sustainable agricultural practices and intentional wildlife stewardship to maintain an optimal balance in the farm ecosystem. We strive not only to work as an operating farm, but also to manage our land and soils to the utmost standards to promote minimal erosion and optimal organic build-up. We believe that careful land management for farming and wildlife is the only way to assure a thriving, productive environment for generations to come.
We offer Grassfed Beef and Pastured Pork products to the consumer without the use of any antibiotics, growth hormones or steroids. Our unique mix of Shorthorn and Black Angus cattle are rotationally grazed across our ample pastures of rolling hills and mixed hardwood stands. Our pastured pork products come from heritage breed hogs, raised by a local farmer who adheres to the same sustainable farming practices as we do. We are proud members of the American Grassfed Association and are also Animal Welfare Approved.
Our ever-expanding gardens supply not only our farmer's markets, but also our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. We provide our customers with fresh produce on a weekly basis, without the use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Our farmer's markets and CSA distributions are open weekly from mid-May through mid-October. Registration for our CSA typically begins January 1st and closes when all shares have been sold.
We offer whole, half, quarter, or eighth cows as well as several custom packages and cuts of beef and pork, in addition to Stella's Lucky Eggs. With easy online ordering and helpful customer service, we make it easy to "Satisfy your appetite for things that matter." Please contact us or visit our website for more information.
At Bluegrass Grazing, our cattle and sheep are rotationally grazed, which basically means, they usually only graze the same piece of land a few days a year. This is more healthful for the land, which is more healthful for the animals which in turn is more healthful for people. Our animals are 100% grass-fed, given no steroids, no hormones and no antibiotics. We strive to holistically manage our land and animals so that everything is able to produce and thrive optimally.
As a family, we raise our livestock as a means to provide healthful food, but we also strive to instill in our children and grandchildren a love of the land, work and life skills and a strong work ethic as we work together towards a shared goal.
Our goal at Bluegrass Grazing is to provide healthful meat that is tasty and nourishing. We also want to provide you with a meat that contributes to abundant health for you and your family. We are certified with the Kentucky Proud and Homegrown By Heroes programs.
You can order whole beef, half beef, quarter beef, and whole lamb through our website. We welcome you to visit our farm for farm tours where you can also buy individual cuts of beef and lamb. If you have any questions, we would love to speak with you! You can find us on Facebook @bluegrassgrazing.
Brookhill Farm LLC, conveniently located just minutes from the Kentucky Speedway at Sparta on the I71 is a 130-acre sustainable grass farm and home to Free Range Chickens, a Grass Fed Beef herd, a small flock of Grass Fed Sheep, Pastured Broiler Hens and Turkeys and Forest Ranged Pork. We also have vegetables and fruits from our large garden for sale.
Our mission is to grow soil by using synergistically integrated methods of moving animals across the pastures to feed them and feed the soil at the same time. We raise all our animals as naturally and humanely as possible. Our chickens are either completely free range or moved to fresh grass each day. Our cows and sheep only eat grass and are moved to fresh pasture every day. Our pigs live in the woods and thrive on a diet of acorns, nuts, roots and tubers as well as a GMO free grain ration. All our animals are antibiotic- and hormone-free and raised on pesticide- and chemical-free pastures. Our vegetables are grown in the same sustainable and organic manner.
Our farm is open to public inspection, in fact we welcome it. We believe that one of the greatest joys of farming comes from meeting and talking to our customers. Guided tours will be available occasionally through the year. Keep an eye on our website or sign up for our newsletter for the latest up to date information and product availability. Feel free to call our number to ask questions or place an order.
Brookhill Farm, LLC., Richard and Tina Boutall, 4858 HWY 184, Ghent KY 41045. (859) 567-4858.
Brookview Farm is Lexington Kentucky's premier registered Devon cattle farm, raising grass-fed, grass-finished beef. We sell our beef products under the name of Brookview Beef to our local Lexington community. We have two pick up locations. One of them is at our farm, the other is 216 Holiday Road, Lexingon, KY. We also deliver!
We love providing a more healthful alternative to corn-fed beef. Grass-fed beef products are rich in antioxidants, including Vitamin E, Beta-Carotene, and Vitamin C and offer you more "good" Omega 3 fats. Studies show CLA, also present in grass-fed beef, help in the fight against cancer.
Brookview Beef does not contain added hormones, antibiotics or other drugs. Most importantly, Brookview Beef is healthy, natural and delicious. We achieve this by grazing our Devon Cattle solely on pasture, rotating through small paddocks from birth to finish. Unlike many popular breeds developed for the feedlot system, our Devon Cattle produce tender, well-marbled beef on grass alone which promotes the welfare of our animals and the health of our land.
Beef can be purchased by appointment in halves or quarters, or by the individual cut. Ground beef is sold in two-pound packages. All cuts are vacuum packed and frozen. In addition to grass-fed beef we also sell farm fresh eggs.
Brookview Beef, Douglas and Jenny Owens, 7700 Colby Road, Winchester KY 40391. (859) 509-4236.
Cedar Creek Farm raises heritage breed 100% grassfed beef. We are Animal Welfare Approved and Certified Grassfed by A Greener World. We are passionate about raising high quality beef while meeting the highest standards for animal welfare and environmental health. We practice rotational grazing, moving the cattle to fresh pasture every 1–3 days during the growing season, and feeding out hay grown on our farm during the winter months.
We raise heritage breeds, mostly Irish Dexter, that have smaller frames and are well suited to an all-grass diet. By selecting for grassfed genetics and growing the steers out to maturity at around 28 months, we are able to get high quality, marbled steaks from a 100% grassfed diet. Our beef is free of any antibiotics, growth hormones, or grain feeds, making it some of the cleanest and most nutritious meat available.
Our grassfed beef is available on farm by the cut or as part of a bulk beef box at a discount price. We can also accommodate deliveries throughout the state. Contact us for more information or to set up a delivery.
Cedar Creek Farm, Micah Wiles, 294 Cedar Creek Lane, Somerset KY 42501. (606) 875-0512.
Clover Farm has been raising all natural Grass-Fed Beef since 2008. We sell USDA inspected beef by the cut, shares or whole beef in Springfield, TN, Nashville and the surrounding Middle Tennessee area.
Our farm utilizes the concepts of sustainable agriculture where everything begins with the soil. We manage our pastures with a variety of grasses and utilize rotational grazing without the use of chemicals. Our beef has no antibiotics or hormones and are fully matured to 28 months before slaughter.
Clover Farms has been certified "Advanced Master Beef Producer" by the State of Tennessee and continually networks with educational resources to improve our offering of all natural Grass-Fed Beef products. We are 100% focused on providing a flavorful product.
We are passionate about what we do and connecting with local customers to make sure their experience with grass-fed beef is pleasurable. We welcome our customers to visit our farm and see first hand where their meals originate. We do not sell wholesale but we do offer retail discounts based upon volume.
Clover Farm, R David Lee, 4133 Hoods Branch Road, Springfield, TN 37172. (615) 504-3300.
Dogwood Farm raises all beef calves from birth. Since 1964, when the herd began as a 4-H project, the primary enterprise has been the production of registered Polled Hereford breeding cattle. Currently producing up to 85 calves annually, the closed cow herd is forage-oriented, selected for ability to thrive on pasture.
Dogwood Farm Polled Herefords are very docile, gentle-tempered cattle. Their relaxed natures and low-stress lives contribute to tenderness in the finished beef. Hereford beef is naturally good-tasting, consistently flavorful meat.
No pesticides or herbicides are used on pastures. No growth hormones are used, nor antibiotics except for rare emergency treatment. Tiny natural predator wasps help suppress fly populations. Cattle graze a variety of pasture grasses, clovers, and other legumes during the green season through rotational or management intensive grazing. During early winter, cattle graze stockpiled fescue, ryegrass and green wheat. Cows remain on pasture with free-choice hay during cold months, occasionally supplemented with high fiber soyhulls during severe weather.
Calves are born in March/April or September/October. Half the calves from each crop are selected for breeding or seedstock sale. The remainder are available for custom finishing by advance reservation. Currently, calves sell on hoof or through arrangement with local processors twice a year. Whole cow hamburger will be available as demand warrants.
Dogwood Farm, Toby and Debby Dulworth, 2492 South Kirkman Road, LaCenter KY 42056.
DreamCatcher Farm, located near Taylorsville, Kentucky, is 170 acres of beautiful Kentucky farmland that is home to grass-fed Devon and Angus cattle. Although grass-fed beef is the primary livestock on the farm, lamb and pork are also raised using sustainable farming methods.
Through management intensive grazing, our cows are pastured on alfalfa, orchard grass, red clover, and other native Kentucky grasses. No pesticides or chemicals are ever used on our grasses. Likewise, during winter months, the cattle are given alfalfa/clover/orchard grass hay that is grown on our farm. No growth implants or hormones are ever used on our cattle. Antibiotics are used only in life or death emergencies. Never stressed or driven, the beef from these cows is tender and lean. Extra care is given to the humane treatment of all DreamCatcher animals – especially through the harvesting process.
DreamCatcher Farm's signature item is a whole-cow gourmet ground beef. Our customers tell us it tastes like beef used to taste years ago, before all the chemicals, additives, and feedlots came along.
DreamCatcher beef, lamb, and pork are sold direct in Louisville through six local farmers markets and one retail outlet. DreamBurgers, our signature hamburger, are available at Stan's Restaurant in St. Matthews and at the BearGrass Christian Church farmers market on Saturday mornings. You can also come and enjoy a whole hog pork sausage biscuit at that same farmers market as well. Please visit our website for the entire farmers market listing.
DreamCatcher Farm, Lelia Gentle, 3253 Beals Branch Road, Louisville KY 40207. (Farm located in Little Mount, KY.) (502) 896-6006.
Dutch Creek Farm, located in Pleasureville, Kentucky, is an environmentally-conscientious, diversified-livestock farm producing grass-fed beef, pastured poultry and eggs since 1983. We are committed to environmentally sound and sustainable farming practices and to the humane treatment of our animals.
Jared's Beef is Animal Welfare Approved by A Greener World, and Certified Grass-Fed by the American Grass-Fed Association.
We believe strongly in the nutritional benefit and vitality that the forages bring to us and our livestock. Through proper pasture management, we believe the grasses and greens create a healthier food item for your enjoyment and well being.
Dutch Creek Farm's pasture-raised eggs—"Chelsey's Eggs"—can be found at Whole Foods Markets in Louisville and Lexington. You can find our pastured chicken and 100% grassfed beef and eggs at Rainbow Blossom, ValuMarket, Whole Life Buying Club in Louisville, Ky and Good Foods Coop in Lexington Ky. Or visit our online store and order directly from the farm. You can find us under the blue tent at the St. Matthews Farmers Market on Shelbyville Road in Louisville, Ky from May thru September!
Thank you for supporting our family farm.
Dutch Creek Farm, Doug and Susan Schlosnagle, 609 Magruder Pike, Pleasureville KY 40057. 502-321-2727 and 502-257-2084.
Foxhollow Farm – All Natural, Locally Raised, Pasture Grazed, Grass Fed Beef.
Foxhollow Farm is a 1300-acre 4th-generation family farm with woodlands, creeks, and rolling fields of grasslands located 20 minutes from downtown Louisville. Our mission is to create a thriving Biodynamic farm community. We raise 100% grassfed beef and are dedicated to growing healthy food and strengthening the relationship between human beings and nature.
Our grassfed cattle, a mix of Red Angus, Tarantace, Barzona, Hereford, Afrikander, Jersey and Short Horn, enjoy new pastures every day. This method helps to replenish our soil and to produce a truly excellent grassfed beef product that is healthier for both you and our cows. We also support entrepreneurial partner growers whose businesses range from CSA models to prepared food to pastured animals.
Foxhollow Farm offers an array of specialty grassfed beef packages available directly to consumers via our website and booths at local farmers markets. Visit us to reconnect with nature, experience our Sunset Concert Series, our annual Fall Festival, and of course, enjoy our 100% grassfed beef.
Foxhollow Farm, 8905 Highway 329, Crestwood KY 40014. (502) 241-9674.
Good Life Ranch is a family owned and operated sustainable farm in south central Kentucky. We are Kentucky Proud certified, and we use "beyond organic" techniques. We raise all of our animals as naturally and humanely as we can. That means no painful castrations or branding, no feedlot fattening, no grain for cattle, goats, and sheep, and no early weaning. We raise our ruminants on grass alone. Our pigs forage in the woods for acorns, roots, and tubers as well as receiving seconds from the garden. Our poultry (chicken and turkeys) spend their lives roaming freely in the pastures and gardens eating insects and green material.
We process our animals at a local, family-owned and operated facility very close by the ranch. Our animals travel a very short distance and are kept together in groups so they are not anxious and stressed by being separated from the herd. We stay with them through the very end and supervise the process very closely The well-being of our animals is our top priority throughout their lives. On our ranch, the animals truly have a Good Life.
Currently our products are available through direct farm sales and at the Market on Main in Somerset, KY. If you are interested in placing a meat order with us, contact us right away. The demand for our meats consistently outweighs our supply, especially for Thanksgiving Turkeys.
Good Life Ranch, Geoff McPherson, 563 Via San Miguel, Liberty KY 42539. (606) 787-4217.
Welcome to Gourmet Pasture Beef where fresh air, water, sunshine and lush pastures create a special beef unique to middle Tennessee—about 50 miles southwest of Bowling Green, KY. We use these natural ingredients to craft highly marbled works of art showcasing what first-class beef is meant to be; naturally wholesome with a rich, full flavor you will savor.
We raise only the finest grass-finished beef on high quality, local forages here in Robertson County. Rest assured we only offer beef made with natural ingredients - and never any artificial growth stimulants (hormones).
Each cut is hand butchered in a local USDA facility where it is dry-aged for a minimum of 14 days to insure you receive home raised quality in every bite! Treat yourself to a naturally juicy steak or make memorable dishes with our Gourmet ground beef and roasts conveniently delivered to your door.
When you simply want the best taste with nutritional advantages unique to grass-fed beef, trust the experience you will find in our products. Only the best for you and your family, from our pasture to your plate, as nature intended.
Gourmet Pasture Beef, Josh and Kathy Gunn, 5458 Gunn Road, Springfield, TN 37172. (615) 504-2046.
Grace & Joy Farms is a 270-acre family owned farm raising grass-fed and grass-finished cattle and sheep using humane and all natural processes. Our steers are moved from field to field and graze on non-treated high quality nourishing forage. When ice and snow prevent natural grazing, we provide the highest quality hay to our animals. No pesticides or chemicals are used on our forage. Our animals ingest young clover and a variety of "salad bar" greens including various grasses and free choice minerals. They are provided with a source of fresh water and we maintain a low stress environment. We do not use any antibiotics or hormones in our cattle or sheep, ever.
Their grass fed diet translates into healthier beef and lamb as well as a superior taste. Grass-fed results in higher levels of CLA and Omega 3. Additionally, our beef is dry-aged for a minimum of fourteen days which adds to the flavor and tenderness.
Our goal is to provide superior beef and lamb at competitive prices for those who are educating themselves about the content and quality of their food. We have an "open farm" policy and are happy for those wishing to purchase beef to come visit our farm and see the animals for themselves. We are located in Bloomfield, Kentucky off Exit 34 on the Bluegrass Parkway. We are centrally located within one hour of Lexington, Louisville, and Elizabethtown.
Grace & Joy Farms, Matt and Kelli Morgan, 2130 Highway 1066, Bloomfield KY 40008. (502) 648-9484.
Groce Family Farm is a small family farm in Southern Indiana. We offer chicken, pork, beef, and lamb, plus fresh, never frozen, pastured, GMO-free Thanksgiving turkeys which can be reserved through our website.
All of our animals have access to frequently rotating pastures, and our pigs and poultry are fed a non-GMO grain supplement in addition. The heritage breed pigs enjoy a life in the woods, where they exhibit their natural instincts in fresh new paddocks every week. Every 4–7 days our slower-growing chickens are given a brand new paddock that provides them with a fresh, new 30-square-feet per bird.
All of our ruminants are fed strictly forage, and remain outside year round. Most of them end up in our meat Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares.
A wide variety of pasture-raised chicken and pork, and grass fed beef and lamb.
Three sizes to choose from: $75, $100, and $140/month.
Visit https://grocefamilyfarm.com/collections/new-meat-csa-bundles to sign up for one of our Meat CSA subscriptions today!
We participate in farmers markets in Louisville, KY, including the St. Matthews Farmers Market and the Original Bardstown Road Farmers Market. We have monthly drop off locations for our meat CSA in Louisville and New Albany. Email us, or check out our website for details. We do not ship.
Groce Family Farm, Luke and Katherine Groce, 1513 East Carnes Mill Road, English, IN 47118. (502) 436-0311.
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We are currently establishing pickup points in Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and surrounding areas. Contact us about starting a buying club in your area!
Honored Prairie, Blaine Hitzfield, 2046 Damson Drive, Villa Hills, KY 41017. (877) 997-9449.
the Jerrys Farm is an organic horse powered farm sustainably serving Lexington and beyond.
"the Jerrys Farm" has grown each year in supplying individuals with healthy meat raised on certified organic pastures. We offer beef, chicken, pork, fresh eggs, and a variety of nourishing heirloom produce—all from a trusted local supplier. Orders are taken any time, but the grass finished beef and milk-fed pork are only processed in late fall. Our pasture-raised broiler roasting chickens are available at the farm store.
Our farm is horse-powered and managed in a sustainable fashion. Draft work horses instead of heavy machinery, and a solar-powered livestock watering system make environmental sense and match the scale of the farming operation. The pasture-made approach to raising pigs and cattle, followed by chickens, has shown itself to be very good for the animals and the land.
Everything grown on the Jerrys Farm will be safe and healthy from people you know. We have opted out of factory farming, now you can opt out of factory food. Visit the farm and find out where YOUR food is coming from.
Meet the horses and see for yourself at our next Farm Open House held the second Saturday of each month.
the Jerrys Farm, Jerry Hicks and Jerry Neff, 2859 Three Mile Run, Flemingsburg KY 41041. (606) 845-2312.
Jolly Barnyard is a family owned-operated business. Jolly Barnyard found its name around the family breakfast table in 2009 and is now nestled along the Cumberland River in West Nashville / Bellevue area.
Our farming strategy at Jolly Barnyard is based on a soil building principal called "Management Intensive Grazing" (MIG). Our goal is to offer "Clean pasture raised proteins" and to build up the soils to have a safer environment for future farmers and the generation to follow. No herbicides or pesticides are used on the farm at any time. Along with our beef and lamb being grass-fed and grass-finished (no grain at any time), our chicken, pork, turkey, and duck are raised in the rotational grazing practices as well and supplemented with NON-GMO grains. No added hormones, antibiotics, or medications at anytime. Keep up with farm activity's on our Facebook page by following Jolly Barnyard.
We offer guided farm tours through the growing season; check out our website for farm visiting/tour dates (April-November). Products can be purchased on farm, and through Buying Clubs; visit our website for product availability. We look forward to meeting you in person. To know your farmer is to know your food.
We know you can shop anywhere and we know you are sacrificing extra time supporting local farmers and shopping for clean healthy proteins for your family. We are humbled and appreciative that you chose to partner with us in making a difference for the next generation and in the future farms. Together we can make a difference.
Jolly Barnyard, Samuel and Mary Ann Yoder, 8053 River Road Pike, Nashville, TN 37209. (615) 746-5208.
E-mail: jollybarnyard@gmail.com. Website: www.jollybarnyard.com. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jolly-Barnyard-468067133251179/.
Larry's Healthy Beef raises registered Angus cattle on forages only—no antibiotics, no synthetic hormones. Half and whole cattle are available in late fall for custom processing by local slaughterhouses. Free delivery to slaughterhouse. Call for deposit information and processing dates.
Our specialty—Whole Cow Hamburger—is available year round. It is USDA-inspected and available in one pound packages. Enjoy lean grassfed beef that comes from the entire cow—prime rib, T-bones, roast, ground beef, etc.—all ground together into the best hamburger you have ever tasted! Come see our humanely treated cattle enjoying lush pasture, water, shade.
Our Angus cattle are selected to excel on pasture only—with a direct chop forage only winter feeding program on the New Zealand-type plan. Registered breeding stock always available for sale. Visit our website for more on our breeding and feeding program.
Larry's Healthy Beef, Larry Sansom, 3096 Cedar Grove Road, Hartford KY 42347-9742. (270) 302-2836.
E-mail: angus@larrysansom.com or kylandbroker@gmail.com. Website: www.larrysansom.com.
Little Brush Creek Farm, located in South-Central Kentucky, raises pasture fed beef and goats, and has raw goat's milk available through goat share contracts. We also offer rabbit meat and rabbits for pets.
All animals are raised on pasture, with no growth hormones, no prophylactic antibiotics, and no feed except for does being milked. They receive a custom blended feed containing corn, molasses, sunflower seeds and other natural products. All animals have free choice access to a kelp/mineral supplement and free choice hay available year round. In the winter, when pastures are sparse, they have access to natural protein supplements, with no urea and no animal protein. Worming is done on an as-needed basis based upon examination, rather than schedule.
Beef calves are available on the hoof. Goats are available on the hoof, or as USDA inspected steaks, ribs or goatburger patties.
Goat's milk, through shares, can be picked up at the farm or delivered locally. It can also be shipped frozen.
We invite, and encourage, customers and potential customers to come visit the farm and see what we're doing.
Little Brush Creek Farm, Ray Kruse, 693 Big Brush Creek Road, Buffalo KY 42716. (270) 932-5388.
Here at Lone Oak Pastures we produce non-GMO, pasture-raised chicken and pork, and 100% grass-fed lamb using sustainable practices that produce nutrient-dense foods. By integrating livestock and rotating them regularly, the land is allowed to rest leading to healthier soil, plants, and animals.
Please email, call, or visit our Facebook page for up-to-date pricing, availability, and pick-up options.
Lone Oak Pastures, David and Rachael Jarboe, 17 Hunters Road, Campbellsburg, KY 40011. (270) 315-4447.
McCrory Farms have grassfed Katahdin Hair Sheep for sale in the fall. No grain (except for ewes in the winter), no antibiotics, no hormones. Very little worm medicine is used due to bred-in natural resistance and rotational grazing.
Limited number available at $1.00 per pound. Sold on foot, can have butchered locally. Sold by reservations. Tails are not docked. Weigh 100#.
McCrory Farms, Robert G. McCrory DVM, 1516 Main Street, Benton KY 42025. (270) 527-3767.
Old Homeplace Farm is a fifth generation family farm committed to providing delicious, grass fed meat to eastern and southern Kentucky. Our rich bottomland pastures at the headwaters of the Kentucky River provide ideal conditions for raising our naturally-grown beef, lambs, goats, pork, and pastured chickens. We never feed any grain to our ruminants.
Our goal at Old Homeplace Farm is to provide your family with exceptionally flavorful, healthy food at a fair price. We use rotational grazing to ensure our animals have constant access to fresh, succulent forages. We are not currently certified organic, but our management practices meet or exceed all guidelines for USDA organic certification. Of course, this means that all meats from Old Homeplace Farm have been raised without antibiotics or hormone implants. More detailed accounts of our livestock management practices and environmental stewardship can be found on our website.
Several options exist if you are interested in Old Homeplace Farm grass fed meats. First, if you enjoy a variety of fresh meats but have limited freezer space we offer the Old Homeplace Farm Pastured Meats CSA. This CSA features year-round deliveries that provides your family with a monthly assortment of grass fed beef, pork, lamb, and chicken. We also offer grass fed beeves and pastured lambs for bulk purchase (whole or half animals). All animals are processed at our local USDA-inspected processing facility, and will be vacuum-packed to maintain their quality.
A limited number of subscriptions for the Old Homeplace Farm Pastured Meats CSA are currently available. Bulk purchases of grass fed beef and pastured lamb are available in the fall; pastured chickens and forage-finished goats are available on a custom basis throughout the summer and fall. Additional details about purchasing Old Homeplace Farm meats can be found on our website.
Old Homeplace Farm, WIll Bowling, PO Box 253, Oneida KY 40972. (606) 847-4868.
Pike Valley Farm is a sustainable farm located in the heart of the bluegrass. We raise Kentucky Proud, 100% grass-fed beef, pastured pork, and chicken on certified organic pasture.
We move our animals daily to fresh grass, and they receive no hormones or antibiotics EVER. They live happy, healthy lives, and that health passes directly on to you.
We have an On-Farm Buying Club, several metropolitan buying clubs, and we also offer FREE DELIVERY on all bulk orders right to your door. Free Farm Tours with a catered meal are offered throughout the spring and summer months.
Check out our website for more details and make the choice to buy direct from your local family farm today.
Pike Valley Farm , Winston and Teresa Pike, 714 Pike Lane, Lancaster KY 40444. (859) 548-3777.
Established in 2014, we are 100% grass-fed, family owned farm where our animals are nurtured and grow in an all-natural environment. We utilize a natural and pure approach to farming that provides the production of Lamb, Chicken, Turkey and Eggs that are free of the dangerous characteristics of the contemporary food production systems and the resulting products.
We utilize rotational grazing and pasture management to grow and finish our lamb, supplementing their diet with free choice salt and minerals. None of our animals we raise so carefully for food are ever given growth hormones or antibiotics. Our Ewes (mother Katahdin sheep) are only fed supplemental NON-GMO grain in extreme situations where pastures are not able to support the nutritional requirements (drought or extreme winter weather). The lambs we raise for meat is 100% grass fed and 100% grass finished. Our poultry also receive only Non-GMO local grains with nutrients plus all the benefits of being out on fresh pasture. We also avoid the use of any man made chemicals in our pastures.
We invite you to taste the difference that is made possible from the efforts to restore a pure, natural and nutritious food product for our family, our friends and our customers. If you have not had the opportunity to taste genuine pasture-raised eggs, poultry and lamb we are convinced you are missing out on a wonderful part of life. We are working hard to be the best stewards of the land and animals possible so you can have the opportunity to taste and see the nutritional differences in the products we make available.
Pure Pasture Farms, Travis and Melissa Cole, 6514 Highway 161, Springfield, TN 37172. (615) 380-1082.
Rock'n R Farms is a sustainable, holistic, family farm raising Black Angus beef as nature intended – grass fed, grass finished. Our beef has no antibiotics or hormones, and are fully matured from 26 to 28 months before harvest. Rotational grazing is used to provide the best and greenest forages. Also, we use only organic inputs on our pastures, plus provide organic sea kelp and minerals to our cattle; that way they receive all the minerals and micronutrients that they need to provide us with nutritious gourmet beef.
Rock'n R Farms sells mainly by the whole, half, or quarter; processed to your liking and USDA Inspected at the new Trackside Butcher Shoppe in Campbellsburg, KY. We are a small, growing operation and are limited in supply. Although we also sell gourmet whole-cow hamburger by the pound, available year around.
Our farm is located in Kentucky, half way between Louisville and Frankfort, just outside of Pleasureville in Henry County, off Highway 22.
Check out our website for more information about us and our pricing. Also, there is an order form you can download to place an order for our nutritious gourmet beef.
Thank you for your interest in healthy living.
Rock'n R Farms, Richard Riggs, 603 Bantas Fork Road, Pleasureville, KY 40057. (502) 759-2129.
7HFarms is located along the Green River in Butler County Kentucky. Our grass fed South Poll cattle are raised in a low stress rotational grazing environment. They always have access to shade and clean water. No pesticides, antibiotics, or growth hormones are ever used in our beef animals.
We sell wholesale beef by the 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, or whole. Prices start at $6 per pound on the rail which includes transport, USDA inspection, vacuum packing, and processing fees. Call Steve Hampton for availability.
7HFarms, Steve Hampton, DVM, 674 Paul Hampton Road, Morgantown, KY 42261. (270) 999-3228.
Spring Hills Farms—All Natural Grass Fed and Finished Beef —"Bringing Family Farm Goodness to Your Table."
Our 100-acre Barren County Farm provides a stress-free environment for raising our cattle. Our herd is provided with lots of shade and plenty of fresh spring water and benefits from rotational free-range grazing. We are not certified organic. However, our cattle are raised on lush pasture and high quality hay with abundant natural springs and creeks for water. They receive no hormones, no steroids and no antibiotics.
Our beef is available for sale in USDA cuts as well as in whole or half beef. We have a spring and fall harvest, usually in March and September. They can be shipped or we can deliver locally. See our website for more details.
We participate in the Farmers Market here in Glasgow at the Town Square on Saturdays from 8:00 am until Noon in the summer months.
We invite you to come visit our farm by appointment, meet us, and see our animals!
Spring Hills Farm, Roland and Jenny Hoffman, 479 Payne Mill Road, Glasgow KY 42141. Phone: (270) 670-3241.
Staples Beef raises Charolais Cattle that graze naturally on 325 acres. They are custom processed at a local USDA facility and available in Whole, Half, Quarter, or 25-pound Sample Box. Also popular is the whole cow ground beef patties (grill ready)—great for fundraising events or healthy eating cook-outs. Visit our Family Farm Project Co-Op CSA at 8th & Market Streets in Louisville, across from Glassworks, every Wednesday, May – October, 4 – 6:30 p.m.
Staples Beef, Laraine Staples, 3173 Highway 42 West Street, Bedford KY 40006. (502) 255-3238.
E-mail: Laraine@juno.com or visit www.familyfarmproject.com.
Our cows and sheep are 100% grass-fed. They graze strictly from certified organic pastures during the growing season and are offered high quality organic hay stores during the winter months. Beef and lamb are available for purchase any time. Call or visit our website for more information.
The chickens and turkeys are raised outside and given a fresh smorgasbord of grass and bugs to eat daily. Because of their high metabolisms, they are offered a high quality mixture of grain to supplement their diet. Eggs are available year round. Chickens are butchered to order four times per year (May, June, September, October). Turkeys are butchered to order in late October/early November. Call or e-mail for more information and to place orders. More information is available on our website.
None of the animals are given hormones, antibiotics, or any other foreign substance. We believe that God created His creatures to thrive in their natural habitat. Thus, we strive to provide the most natural environment to produce the most nutritious and delicious food you can find.
Steckler Grassfed, Jerry and Marsha Steckler, 21477 N County Road 600 E, Dale, IN 47523. (812) 683-3098.
Tennessee Grass Fed is the name we use for the locally grown grass-fed meats produced on the Baggett Family Farm which is located in the Sango community of Clarksville/ Montgomery County, TN. Our family has owned the land since 1837. We produce 100% grass-fed beef as well as free-range chickens and pastured pork, all without hormones or antibiotics.
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We are located 4 miles off I-24 at Exit 19 (Maxey Road); seven miles past the WalMart on Madison Street when driving from Clarksville.
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Willow Hills is a small family farm seeking to practice agriculture in the most natural way possible. We strive to find simple methods using nature to solve growing problems in contrast to the more common industrialized agricultural methods. Our focus is to maximize nutrition in our foods through good management and organic-type practices. No pesticides, drugs or herbicides are used. All of our animals are pastured, and our ruminant animals (cows, sheep & goats) are not fed any grain. We consider providing life giving food to be our ministry. We also offer extensive health information as well on our website. Our goal is to help those whose health has been destroyed by the food industry to regain it.
We offer pastured poultry (chicken and turkey), pastured pork, genuine free-range eggs, raw milk, and grass-fed beef and lamb. All meat is USDA inspected and available from our freezers by the cut.
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Rejects the last request made to the service to create a trigger. It ignores whatever value you provide, but the Verifier framework requires that you pass some value to it.
Rejects the last request made to the service to dispose a trigger. It ignores whatever value you provide, but the Verifier framework requires that you pass some value to it.
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The Obesity Epidemic Hits Divorce – Parents Blamed for Fat Kids?
It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone to say that the United States is immersed in an epidemic of obesity. By some estimates, we are the second-fattest country in the world, just behind Australia. Other estimates have us first. The truth is, it doesn't matter what our ranking is—we're a fat country. What is shocking even to Colorado family law attorneys, however, is that this epidemic of obesity is finding its way into divorce cases.
A story came out recently that points out that the issue of obesity enjoys a growing role in child custody cases.
Divorce lawyers and other legal experts have noted that with increasing frequency, the health and physical well-being of children, especially as relates to obesity and weight issues, is being brought up in child custody battles.
There are a lot of issues that go into obesity, and genetics are one of them. If indeed a child is genetically predisposed to be large, that really can't be claimed to be anyone's fault—no parent chooses to pass on bad genes to their kids. No parent would choose to have their kid be fat, either: obese kids have rough lives, and nobody can really argue that.
Nobody is saying that you shouldn't fight for your kids when you undergo a divorce. If you think you're the best qualified parent, then go for it. But really, there are probably better points to bring up for the courts to examine than the fact that both you and your former spouse let the child get obese.
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I think this prediction is realistic though. McCarthy has one of the best teams in the NFL every year, so he has a legit chance to win Coach of the Year, so Vegas has good odds on him already.
As for the "he's got Rodgers! That's the only reason McCarthy's been so good!" argument, maybe that's why the Packers have been so consistently good, but what head coach wins a Super Bowl without a lot of amazing talent? The talent has to stay healthy and get the job done on the field. You can execute the same eight plays over and over; if you execute them perfectly, you are unstoppable.
Keeping in mind all of the great talent and great teams in the league, knowing you instantaneously become the target of the league when you win the Super Bowl, and knowing how rare it is to repeat as conference champion (The Seahawks just did it in Super Bowls 48 and 49, prior to that was the Patriots in Super Bowls 38 and 39,) I don't know how often you'd expect the Packers to be in the Super Bowl in the last ten years. Keep in mind, if the Pack makes the Super Bowl one year teams prepare differently for them the following year, different people could get injured and that's delving into a whole different space-time continuum that results in arguments I can't begin to get into.
There are people who have never liked McCarthy. There are people who didn't like Ted Thompson. Both critics had to shut their yaps for a while after the Pack won Super Bowl 45. For a year, there was peace in our kingdom. Then the next season played out, the Packers didn't win the Super Bowl that year, and the nay-sayers came out of the woodwork. There will always be people who don't like McCarthy, Thompson, Dom Capers, etc. but I can tell you this with certainty: if Mike McCarthy is going to be the NFL's Coach of the Year, he'll need a great effort from his assistant coaches, especially Capers.
…almost. There's one exception to this, that being Bruce Arians was interim coach for the Colts in 2012 won the award with just 12 games coached and both the offense and defense were in the lower half of the league. He held the fort effectively until Chuck Pagano ultimately returned.
Of the remaining two winners, one had a defense ranked sixth (Marvin Lewis,) obviously just barely outside the top five.
Only Mike Smith of the Atlanta Falcons won without a top six offense/defense. He had the 10th best offense and 11th best defense (.1 points more allowed than the 10th place team.) Plus, Smith had the "feel good" angle of making a strong team out of a Falcons squad that was rebuilding physically and emotionally.
Can Mike McCarthy's 2016 Packers be a top five team offensively and/or defensively? Absolutely.
Ten out of ten. Eight of the last ten years, McCarthy has gotten his team into the postseason, including each of the last seven years.
Ten out of ten again. In that time, only once has a coach improved their team's record by one win. In the other nine years, the coach has improved their team's record by at least four wins. Coming off of a 10-6 season, McCarthy has a very tough task to gain four more wins than last season, although if the Packers went 14-2, it would certainly make his case for COTY an easy one.
Why Aren't They Giving Him the Trophy Now?
Realistically, who is McCarthy's opposition? This is with the presumption that McCarthy leads the Packers to at least an 11-5 record, better than last season.
Bruce Arians – best odds of winning according to MyBookie; last year Arians led the Cards to a 13-3 record, had a top five offense and defense, and of course, made the playoffs.
The case in his favor: he could improve on the 13-3 record, he has basically the same team back, and he's been COTY two of the last four seasons.
Bill Belichick – Really? You need me to explain why he's in consideration?
Pete Carroll – Same here. Without Marshawn Lynch in the backfield, it should be interesting to see how they cope, plus that Legion of Boom is getting older as well. Interesting point: with all the success he has brought Seattle, he has never won COTY.
Coach Mike McCarthy applauds my endorsement of him for Coach of the Year.
There are "plenty of balls in the air" as they say. McCarthy winning Coach of the Year will hinge (in part) on what else happens around the league. Look at what we know about the Packers. The offense still has Aaron Rodgers at the helm with Jordy Nelson returning, which means the Pack has one of the most lethal QB-WR duos in the league again. Davante Adams will either make an impact or get bumped out of the way for either Jared Abbrederis or Jeff Janis. Rodgers has a new weapon at tight end in Jared Cook. My gosh…if you likened these weapons to a Mario Kart race, McCarthy would be driving with three blue shells circling his vehicle right now.
As for the defense…if McCarthy is going to win COTY, he will need a stellar effort from Dom Capers and his defense. We know it has a young though talented secondary, a slew of pass rushers, and questions in the middle at nose tackle and inside linebacker. If those questions in the middle are answered, start putting McCarthy's name on that COTY trophy.


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well we all say by our tongue that we are muslims but muslims are those who follow the rules of ALLAH in which first rule is to have strong belief on ALLAH then to offer 5 times prayers then comes fasting in ramadan and then comes the rule of zakat and hajj on those whom can afford. But apart from these rules there comes our limits which are set to us by ALLAH. If we are following rules and also are in the limits set by ALLAH then we are muslims. Now to answer your question being muslim is not a measure which can be described but if we are following the islamic rules and are in islamic limits then we are muslims and will definitely end our life as a muslim and will surely go to jannah. This should be our belief as a muslim.
My message is for you "have some guts and untick yourself"


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[description] => Bigg Boss Tamil Aarav recently met Mani Ratnam at his residence.
[articleBody] => Are you a fan of 'Bigg Boss Tamil' participant and eventual winner Aarav? If yes then get ready to rejoice as we have some awesome news in store for you. In an exciting development, the young man recently visited noted filmmaker Mani Ratnam's home and spent time with him. Mani and his wife Suhasini had apparently invited him home. Opening up about the meeting, he said that he was grateful to his hosts for welcoming him in the warmest way possible.
"The Unexpected first Wish. The Unexpected first Host. Thank you Mani Ratnam Sir and Suhashini Mam for inviting me home," he added.
Thank you Mani Sir and Suhashini Mam for inviting me home..
Well, we are happy for Aarav and hope that he gets the opportunity to work with him in the near future.
In case you did not know, during his stint on 'Bigg Boss Tamil', Aarav had grabbed plenty of attention thanks to his affair with Tamil Nadu's heartthrob Oviya. After the show ended, he had said that Oviya is a kind-hearted person.
"She exudes positivity and is good-hearted. Sometimes, she would do things that irritated others and that's why she was nominated week after week. But we would wonder how she was not getting evicted. Only when I came out, I realised the kind of a fan following she has.," he had added.
So, did you like these pics of Aarav at Mani's place? What, according to you, could have been the purpose of the meeting?  Tell us in the space below.
Bigg Boss Tamil Aarav recently met Mani Ratnam at his residence.
Are you a fan of 'Bigg Boss Tamil' participant and eventual winner Aarav? If yes then get ready to rejoice as we have some awesome news in store for you. In an exciting development, the young man recently visited noted filmmaker Mani Ratnam's home and spent time with him. Mani and his wife Suhasini had apparently invited him home. Opening up about the meeting, he said that he was grateful to his hosts for welcoming him in the warmest way possible.
So, did you like these pics of Aarav at Mani's place? What, according to you, could have been the purpose of the meeting? Tell us in the space below.


This entry was posted in Debugging and tagged ubuntu, virtualbox on September 3, 2012 by admin.
UPDATE: Creating a new partition in /dev/sdb (second volume) works, but doesn't use the last 5% of the disk. I can't seem to fix this with the Other Solution posted here; regardless of what I do, the partition shows up in the web GUI of openfiler but as unknown partition type. I've tried using mkpart as described below – it gives errors when trying to use ext3; using ext2 and then converting it to ext3 with mkfs.ext3 has the same issue, as does creating the partition with no filesystem. This is all regardless of what I do with pvcreate. For now I've left it as empty space, hopefully Openfiler will fix their issue creating new volumes soon.
Experienced a lot of Google-fail before finally getting the solution to this, so I'm posting it here.
New install of Openfiler v2.99.1, trying to create a new partition in /dev/sda, clicking the 'create' button does nothing, just refreshes the page.
Set the 'starting cylinder' 80 cylinders more than the recommended number, then try and create again. It should work.
After this, Openfiler should see the new partition from the GUI.
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For times that you want to know exactly what a process is doing (for instance, if your apache is Pleskified and you're getting weird website errors that can't be traced back to any of your own code…) you can use strace.
Then check trace.txt to find your issue!
And have a look here for a more thorough tutorial.
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"Why do some people who have every imaginable form of giftedness and success drink or drug themselves into oblivion and failure?" Father Vogt asked.
How about the Jesuits and their educational institutions, too, the Holy Cross Fathers and their infamous Notre Dame U., and a million other heretical priests, nuns, and bishops (etc.) who reject Christ, and preach and teach sin and immorality?? "Wolves in sheep's clothing!!" Ready for Hell– and don't know it!!


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Using paint, threads and recycled sections of previous work, I build a visual environment layer by layer with each brush stroke. Combining tactile surface and enigmatic shapes balanced with color is vital in creating the rhythm of the work. Each image is a mystery to be uncovered during the process of creation. The visual manifestation of this journey eventually reaches a heightened state that translates into a visceral experience.
Marla Fields is a mixed media artist currently living in Los Angeles. She has been involved with the arts most her life and began to participate in bi-coastal group exhibitions at an early age. She eventually earned both a BA degree and an MA in 2-D Art from California State University, Northridge where she studied with Marvin Harden and Walter Gabrielson.
One professor was a minimalist the other was driven by emotions, so this proved to be a good combination as far as teaching her to create tension and excitement on the surface of a painting. Both men left their imprint on her and helped shape the mature artist she would later become. Travels to Japan, Korea and Thailand exposed her to eastern art and also played a major role in inspiring her work.
Fields has shown her mixed media paintings in several solo shows and numerous group exhibitions in Southern California as well as exhibiting her work internationally at various venues in Japan, Korea and Thailand.


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Q: Is there a way to pass a method CALL in C#? (not generic-function/delegate types) Background
I would like to build a queue of work with some methods that need to be performed. I would like to add the following 6 methods to a queue of work and then perform them until the queue is exhausted.
// method call #1
InputConfiguration("discrete input");

// method call #2
Thread.Sleep(100);

// method call #3
DisconnectFromGround("pin 8");

// method call #4
CheckForPause();

// method call #5
ConnectPins(7, 8);

// method call $6
DisconnectPin(9);

Question
Is there any such structure/class I can use that will account for all of the different parameters and method calls?

A: Provided you don't need a return value, an Action would fit the bill.
List<Action> yourQueue = new List<Action>();
yourQueue.Add(() => InputConfiguration("discrete input"));
yourQueue.Add(() => Thread.Sleep(100));
// And so on.

Perhaps instead of creating "a queue" of work, why not just write a new method? You will get the best performance that way.

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DC Nation Panel: Co-Features, Accidental Spoilers, And Why You Don't Invite Fans On Stage [NYCC]
David Uzumeri
Today at the DC Nation panel at New York Comic Con 2010, Dan DiDio, Bob Wayne, Jeff Lemire, Jim Lee, Bryan Q. Miller and new Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras, introduced "Lost in Translation" style as "Mister Bob Harris!"
The panel was definitely dominated by DiDio (until he had his mic taken away from him -- we'll get to that), with new Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras's newness to the job being the butt of more than a few jokes. Whether Harras's relative silence is a sign of DiDio still leading the DC editorial plan or Harras simply still getting into the job is unclear.
It was largely a fan-appreciation event, with the reduction of prices to $2.99 as the major theme and a Jim Lee-drawn slide of new-costume Wonder Woman as Rosie the Riveter displayed on the screen, saying, "Hold the line at $2.99!" Still, a few spoilers and announcements managed to leak out, about the future of the co-features, minority characters, a new Milestone title, a shortening of "Multiversity" and an incident where inviting a fan up from the audience went hilariously awry.On AQUALAD AND CHARACTERS OF COLOR: When a fan dressed as Aqualad stated that he enjoyed the new characters of color being introduced in "Brightest Day" such as Jackson Lake, the new Aqualad, DiDio said that when he looks out at the panel audience it's very diverse, and it's very important to DC Comics to make their universe reflect the diversity of their readers.
On COFEATURES: Nick Spencer's "Jimmy Olsen" will be finished in a one-shot. The rest of them will either be oneshots or special miniseries, except...
On THE ATOM CO-FEATURE: This will turn into a new Jeff Lemire-written "Atom" ongoing series, or at least they heavily suggested this to the point where it might as well be an announcement.
On HAWKMAN: DiDio tried twice to get the fans to cheer for Hawkman's story in "Brightest Day." Both failed.
On BATGIRL: Bryan Q. Miller says that the next year of the book will feature her second semester at Gotham U, Damian Wayne and a special Valentine's issue featuring Klarion the Witchboy. Also, he'll introduce new rogues for the character at the end of #16, and as previously announced, artist Dustin Nguyen is joining the series.
On DIDIO'S NIGHTWING T-SHIRT: "The only reason I wanted to kill Nightwing is because I wanted to BE Nightwing."
On RETURN OF BRUCE WAYNE #5: It WILL be coming out next week, and ten pages of it are by Pere Perez, with the rest by solicited Ryan Sook.
On DOOMSDAY RETURNING SOON: "Uh... he's in the DCU Online game!"
On IF CYBORG WOULD JOIN THE JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: "Didn't that just happen?" asks DiDio. "Not yet," says Wayne. "Whoops."
On RALPH AND SUE DIBNY: "We came to the panels and characters were dying and the one thing that we heard from the fans was, how come characters don't stay dead?" Ralph and Sue will stay dead.
On BRAVE AND THE BOLD: It's on hiatus while J. Michael Straczynski catches up on "Superman" and "Wonder Woman."
On THE EVIL MARTIAN IN BRIGHTEST DAY:
Fan: "Is the evil Martian in 'Brightest Day' J'onn's wife?"
DiDio: "No!"
DiDio: "SH*T! SORRY!" At this point, Bob Wayne took away DiDio's microphone.
On OUTSIDERS: DiDio says after the December issue, with Freight Train's origin, Philip Tan will be replaced with Keith Giffen on art duties.
On RENEE MONTOYA/THE QUESTION: She'll be in the new "Batwoman" series.
On WHEN WE'LL SEE A NEW MILESTONE BOOK: DiDio says we'll see a "Xombi" book soon, creative team unnamed.
On WHO'S WHO: They intended originally to have it out after "Final Crisis," but now they say it makes more sense to have it out post-"Flashpoint."
On MULTIVERSITY: DiDio says they're waiting for Morrison to get through his Batman logjam first. Interestingly, DiDio said it would be five issues, which differs from Morrison's original description of it as eight or nine.
On LETTING FANS JOIN THE PANEL: Finally, there was an interesting incident where a Lian Harper fan asked about the character. After getting a response from DiDio where he joked that she was "the brutally murdered dead kid," he invited the fan up on the stage, where she proceeded to criticize Grant Morrison's "Batman and Robin" (she was annoyed with Jason Todd's hair color) and Tony Daniel's "Batman" (she said she couldn't tell if it was Dick or Bruce since Daniel wrote him with so little personality) until they finally took away her microphone and Wayne said that was probably the end of the fans-on-panel experiment.
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Federal Court upholds 'best interests' breach
ASIC has successfully defended its interpretation of the FOFA laws in the Federal Court, with a Melbourne-based advice licensee found to have breached the FOFA laws in the first case of its kind.
In a statement today, the Federal Court declared that NSG Services Pty Ltd (formerly National Sterling Group Pty Ltd) breached the best interests obligations of the Corporations Act introduced under the Future of Financial Advice (FOFA) reforms.
In June 2016 ASIC took NSG Services to court alleging that the licensee failed to take reasonable steps to ensure that its advisers complied with the best interests obligation when providing advice to clients.
The case is the first finding of liability against a licensee for a breach of the FOFA reforms. In a separate matter, Westpac is defending a civil case in which ASIC alleges the bank's employees provided personal advice related to superannuation rollovers without a proper licence.
The Federal Court has found that NSG's representatives breached section 961B of the Corporations Act by failing to take reasonable steps to ensure that they provided advice that complied with the best interests obligations and also breached section 961G of the Corporations Act by failing to take reasonable steps to ensure that they provided advice that was appropriate to its clients, the statement said.
"Those breaches amounted to a contravention by NSG of s961L of the Corporations Act, which provides that a financial services licensee must ensure its representatives are compliant with the above sections of the act," the statement said.
The court made the declarations based on deficiencies in NSG's processes and procedures.
The court found that NSG's new client advice process was insufficient to ensure that all necessary information was obtained from, and given to, the client.
NSG's training on legal and regulatory obligations was insufficient to ensure clients received advice that was in their best interests, the court found.
Further, NSG did not routinely monitor its representatives nor identify deficiencies in the knowledge or skills of individual representatives.
NSG did not conduct regular or substantive performance reviews of its representatives and its compliance policies were inadequate, the statement said.
The court also said that NSG had a "commission only" remuneration model, which meant that representatives would only be compensated by way of commission for sales of life insurance products and superannuation rollovers.
ASIC deputy chairman Peter Kell said, "This finding, the first of its kind, provides guidance to the industry about what is required of licensees to ensure representatives comply with their obligations to act in the best interests of clients and provide advice that is appropriate."
ASIC has sought orders that NSG pay pecuniary penalties in relation to the declarations made. A date for the hearing on penalty will be fixed by the court.
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California History Timeline, July 24 to July 31
The second Trans-American foot race from New York to San Francisco ended after 2½ months. The winner was 60-year-old Harry Abrams, who placed 11th in 1928. He was the first person to run across the continental U.S. twice.
Trans-American foot race (1928).
Mel Ramos.
Ramos in 1935
Mel Ramos, pop artist, was born in Sacramento. He is best known for paintings superheroes and nude women emerging from cornstalks or Chiquita bananas, with candy or in martini glasses.
KEYT-TV channel 3 in Santa Barbara began broadcasting. During the 1950s, the station ran programming from all four TV networks: ABC, CBS, DuMont, and NBC. Today it is an ABC affiliate.
KEYT-TV.
KHJ.
KHJ, in Los Angeles, and KFRC, in San Francisco, became the second and third stereo AM stations. Both began in the 1920s. KFRC no longer operates today but but KHJ broadcasts Spanish language entertainment.
A San Francisco Federal jury convicted Jerry Whitworth, U.S. Navy radioman, of spying for Russia. He was sentenced to seven life terms in prison on the espionage convictions, plus 17 years for tax fraud and fined $520,000.
Jerry Whitworth (far left).
Hulda Crooks
Hulda Crooks, 91-year-old mountain climber from California, became the oldest woman to conquer Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak.
Dennis Herrera, San Francisco City Attorney, obtained a civil injunction and $20,000 in penalties against Carlos Romero for his graffiti. This was the first time the city sued a graffiti tagger.
San Francisco graffiti tagging.
Thousands of California customers lost power as a scorching heat wave threatened to push the state into a power emergency with more blackouts possible.
Contra Costa County prosecutors announced charges against Diablo Valley College for changing students' transcript grades in exchange for cash.
Diablo Valley College.
Intel Corp., headquartered in Santa Clara, announced the first modulator made from silicon that can encode data onto a beam of light at a rate of 40 billion bits per second (gigabits). Such speeds represented a rate 40 times faster than most corporate data networks.
California Senate approved a plan to close the state's $26 billion budget deficit, providing hope after weeks of fiscal gloom.
California state flag
An Oakland city parking department memo ordered officers to avoid enforcing violations in some wealthy neighborhoods, but continue enforcing violations in the rest of the city.
City of Oakland.
Alameda County.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted 5-0 for the Safe Drug Disposal Ordnance. It required producers of drugs sold or distributed in the county to pay for safe collection and disposal of unused medications
Father Fermin Lausen dedicated Mission de San Miguel Arcángel. The site for California's 16th mission was chosen for the large Salinan Indian population that the priests wanted to evangelize. Today the mission in San Luis Obispo County is a parish church of the Diocese of Monterey.
The clipper ship Frolic, sailing from Hong Kong to San Francisco, wrecked off the Mendocino coast. It carried opium from India to China to trade for silver and merchandise. The crew escaped but the cargo was lost. She carried ornately carved camphor trunks, fine silks, tables with inlaid marble tops, a prefabricated two-room house with oyster-shell windows, gold filigree jewelry, mother-of-pearl gambling pieces, ivory napkin rings and 6,109 bottles of English ale.
Wreck of the Frolic
Joaquin Murrieta, the Californio bandit also known as "Robin Hood of El Dorado," was killed. He was considered a bandit or a Mexican patriot, depending on your point of view.
Joaquin Murieta and Three Fingered Jack wanted poster
Charles Earl Bowles, English born gentleman bandit known as Black Bart, left poems at the scene of his crimes. He held up Wells Fargo stagecoaches 28 times. The fifth robbery was one mile from Barry Creek Sawmill in Butte County.
An estimated 5,000 cyclists gathered in San Francisco to demonstrate for better roads.
Cartoon from "The San Francisco Call" (1896).
London in 1897
Jack London, 17 years old, sailed to join the Klondike Gold Rush. From there he began submitting stories to magazines. The Son of the Wolf, was published in 1900 and The Call of the Wild in 1903.
London is thought to be the young man at the forefront of the group on the right. The men are at Sheep's Camp, a resting place a few miles from the arduous Chilkoot Pass.
Byron Hot Springs Hotel.
Fire destroyed the Byron Hot Springs Hotel in Byron. A new hotel designed by James and Merritt Reid was built but burned in 1912 and was replaced again by James Reid in 1914.
Telegraph Hill Observatory burned and closed. It was known as the "party palace and observation post atop Telegraph Hill" since it opened in 1882. It staged jousting contests to attract customers. But the Observatory was too inaccessible on top of the hill. The building's materials were hauled away for firewood. Today it is the site of Julius' Castle, a landmark restaurant.
Telegraph Hill Observatory (1882).
Annette Abbott Adams.
Women in 1918
Annette Abbott Adams became the female Assistant Attorney General of the United States. Born in Prattville, she became one of the first female school principals in the state and one of the first women admitted to the California Bar.
Paris in 1925
Jerry Paris, television actor-director, was born in San Francisco. He is best known as the dentist next door on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" (1961-1966).
Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters recorded Cole Porter's "Don't Fence Me In" in Los Angeles for Decca Records.
San Francisco Municipal Railway logo.
Construction began on San Francisco's Muni Metro, a light rail/streetcar system that began in 1912. Today it's the third largest U.S. light rail system, ridden by more than 160,100 people daily.
Red Vic repertory Movie House in San Francisco opened at Haight and Belvedere. It moved in 1991 then closed in 2011 after a final birthday screening.
Red Vic repertory Movie House.
Roseanne Barr sings the national anthem (1990).
Roseanne Barr, comedian, sparked controversy when she sang the "Star-Spangled Banner" off key, grabbed her crotch and spit on the pitcher's mound at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego.
Howard Stern added KLSX FM-97.1 in Los Angeles to his New York syndicated show. Within 18 months, he dominated markets in both cities, a feat never before accomplished.
Howard Stern (1991).
Critical Mass, San Francisco.
Some 5,000 bicycle riders in San Francisco defied the approved route for the Critical Mass ride and struck out on their own. Some 250 were arrested for traffic violations. Confrontations between bikers, police and commuters were reported.
Schlesinger in 2003
John Schlesinger, film and stage director and actor, died in Palm Springs at age 77. His films included "Midnight Cowboy" (1969) and "Sunday Bloody Sunday" (1971).
Intel, in Santa Clara, announced plans to build a $3 billion computer microprocessor fabrication plant in Arizona.
Nels Niemi, San Leandro police officer, was shot and killed by Irving Ramirez, a convicted methamphetamine user. He was arrested, convicted and sentenced to die by lethal injection.
Nels Niemi.
Rainey in 2005
Ford Rainey, stage, film and television actor, died in Santa Monica at age 96. He was a familiar face on screen from 1949 until the 1980s, when he appeared in commercials.
San Francisco Supervisors approved providing health care coverage to the city's some 82,000 uninsured residents.
Hewlett-Packard, in Palo Alto, signed a $4.5 billion agreement to buy Mercury Interactive Corp., a maker of software for information technology networks.
Stockton police arrested 51 alleged gang members and seized $400,000 worth of drugs following a 6-month investigation. Members and affiliates of the Norteno and South Side gangs were arrested.
PG&E electrical breakers in San Francisco caused a power outage that knocked out a number of Web sites.
PG & E.
The East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservation Plan was unveiled. It called for $350 million spent over 30 years to preserve 30,000 acres of open space around Mt. Diablo. It also listed some 12,000 acres for new development.
East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservation Plan.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill banning trans fat in restaurants and food facilities. California was the first state to do so.
Burns in 2008
Harriet Burns, film artist and designer, died in Los Angeles at age 79. Hired in 1955, she was a founding source for Walt Disney Imagineering and Disneyland's development. She appears on several episodes of Disney's "Wonderful World of Color," a backstage look at the Walt Disney Company.
Harriet Burns at Disneyland.
Jerry Brown, photograph by Will Davison.
Governor Jerry Brown signed the "Dream Act."allowing illegal immigrants to receive privately funded scholarships for the state's public colleges and universities.
Barnaby Jack, a 35-year-old hacker who specialized in finding security flaws, was found dead in San Francisco. He had been due to give a presentation entitled "Implantable Medical Devices: Hacking Humans." Police ruled out foul play.
Emperor Norton in 1860
Norton I, Emperor of North America and Protector of Mexico, issued a royal proclamation dissolving the United States. San Francisco's celebrated eccentric issued several other royal proclamations, including one commanding that a bridge be built where the Oakland Bay Bridge now stands.
Norton I, Emperor of North America and Protector of Mexico.
Charles Earl Bowles, English born gentleman bandit known as Black Bart, left poems at the scene of his crimes. He held up Wells Fargo stage coaches 28 times. His first was in Calaveras County near Copperopolis.
"Alice in Wonderland," Walt Disney's 13th animated film, premiered. It failed commercially and critically at first but has became one of the most popular Disney movies of all time.
The Fly Trap in San Francisco, open since 1883, closed to make room for the 43-story Wells Fargo Tower. Today the restaurant is under new management.
Mountain climbing in 1989
Mark Wellman, 29-year-old paraplegic, reached the summit of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park after hauling himself up the granite cliff six inches at a time over nine days.
Mark Gardner, Montreal Expo's pitcher, no-hit the Los Angeles Dodgers for 9 innings but lost in the 10th; 1-0.
Napster.
Napster Inc., in Los Angeles, was ordered to halt all illegal song swapping over the Internet.
Hewlett-Packard, in Palo Alto, announced 6,000 worldwide job cuts and JDS Uniphase, headquartered in Milpitas, announced another 7,000 cuts.
Burger King.
Texas Pacific Group, in Fort Worth, Texas and San Francisco, agreed to buy Burger King for $2.26 billion.
People working to oust Governor Gray Davis held a celebration in Sacramento, more than two months before the October 7 election, with his recall on the ballot.
Nick Tomasito Birco.
Nick-Tomasito Birco, 39-year-old San Francisco police officer, was killed when a van carrying four robbery suspects broadsided his patrol car.
Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums brokered negotiations between the locked-out Teamsters' Union and Waste Management following 25 days of uncollected trash.
Waste Management.
Gaspar de Portolà named Santiago Creek. Father Crespi wrote in his diary; "We halted after three leagues' travel near an arroyo of running water, although it was evident that it was diminishing because of the drought, and little by little the waters were being absorbed by the sand. It has willows, grapevines, brambles, and other bushes. It comes down from the mountains, and shows that it must have plenty of water in the rainy season." The campsite was near today's Santiago Creek Wildlife & Watershed Center in Orange County.
Donner Party reached Fort Bridger. They rested for four days at the corral and cabins of mountaineer Jim Bridger, a fur trader, where they learned that Hastings, their guide, had left instructions to follow him.
The SS Golden Gate, sailing from San Francisco to Panama City, caught fire and sank off Manzanillo, Mexico. 204 people perished or were missing. Aside from her passengers, she carried $1,400,000 in gold bullion. Today the beach where she sank is called Playa de Oro.
SS Golden Gate burned and sank off the coast of Mexico (1862).
Post offices in 1870
A U.S. Post Office opened in San Jacinto. The city, founded in 1870, was incorporated in 1888, making it one of the oldest in Riverside County. Some 44,000 people live there, according to the 2010 census.
San Jacinto (circa 1920).
Midwinter International Exposition in San Francisco (1894).
Fairs in 1894
The Midwinter International Exposition opened in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. It featured an Electric Tower, a Royal Pavilion and an Egyptian-styled building that became the de Young Museum.
Warner Bros. introduced Bugs Bunny in the animated short "A Wild Hare." Elmer Fudd would change a bit, but his voice and look were largely settled.
Gary Hinman.
Gary Hinman, musician and UCLA Ph.D. candidate, was murdered at his home in Topanga Canyon. Bruce Davis, a member of Charles Manson's cult, was convicted for murdering Hinman and stuntman Donald "Shorty" Shea.
Rickey Henderson, Oakland A's, was caught stealing bases three times by the California Angels. Henderson was among the league's top ten base stealers in 21 different seasons.
Charles Stevens, age 20, was arrested on an Oakland freeway on-ramp. He was watching police at the wrecked car of his last murder victim. He killed four people and shot at 10 others.
Tony Hawk landed the first 900 on a skateboard (2 1/2 complete revolutions) at the X Games in San Francisco. Hawk launched a sports exhibition and tour, called Boom Boom HuckJam, appeared in films and a video game series. His foundation helps build skateparks in underprivileged areas.
Some 125 people reportedly died in California over 12 days from a heat wave. It killed some 16,000 livestock in the Central Valley as well as 1 million poultry.
Heat wave (2006).
Trust for Public Land donated 6,845 acres of coastline property north of Santa Cruz to California for public use.
Intel, in Santa Clara, introduced microprocessors called Core 2 Duos. They were higher performance and consumed less power.
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom signed a $6.06 billion spending package, the largest budget in the city's history.
Seal of San Francisco.
San Francisco supervisors voted to transform the abandoned Hunters Point Naval Shipyard into a waterfront community.
Walt Disney Co., in Burbank, bought Playdom Inc. of Mountain View, for $563.2 million. Playdom makes social-networking games.
The Walt Disney Company.
Tony Martin, Cyd Charisse and family (1956).
Martin in 2012
Tony Martin, singer and actor, died in Los Angeles at age 98. He appeared in over 30 films and was married to performer Cyd Charisse for 60 years.
Gaspar de Portolà named Rio de los Temblores. He was with Father Crespí, 63 leather-jacket soldiers and a 100 mules loaded with provisions, marching north from San Diego to search for Monterey Bay. They named the river, now called the Santa Ana River in Orange County, after experiencing earthquakes.
Portola's signature
Memnon Clipper Ship adversitement.
The Memnon, a clipper ship, anchored in San Francisco Bay. She later set a speed record of 120 days from New York to San Francisco.
The Hawaii Clipper airplane disappeared between Guam and Manila with six passengers and nine crew. "Flying boat" service from San Francisco to Manila involved about 60 hours of flying time over six days with stops at Hawaii, Midway, Wake Island and Guam. This was the first loss of a trans-Pacific China Clipper.
John Odom and Francisco Barrios, Chicago White Sox pitchers, no-hit the Oakland A's, pitching 5 and 4 innings respectively.
Eldon Joersz set a world air speed record of 2,194 mph, flying a SR-71A Blackbird 61-7958, from Beale Air Force Base, near Marysville.
Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird.
Summer Olympics logo (1984).
The Summer Olympics opened in Los Angeles. In response to the American-led boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow, 14 Eastern Bloc countries including the Soviet Union, Cuba and East Germany boycotted the Los Angeles event.
Dennis Martinez, Montreal Expos, pitched a perfect game as they beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 2-0.
Los Angeles Dodgers.
Stephen McCullagh, 29-year-old assistant scoutmaster from St. Helena, and Ryan Collins, a 13-year-old Boy Scout, were killed by lightning in Sequoia National Park in the Sierra Nevada.
Sequoia National Park, big trees trail.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger cut a half billion more from the state budget and signed legislation to wipe out the state's $24 billion deficit. State lawmakers later hired 336 employees, adding about $14.4 million a year to the state payroll.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, citing a cash crises, furloughed 156,000 state employees, requiring them to take 3 unpaid days a month.
Two women were charged with writing $2.6 million in bonus checks to themselves from Autonomy Inc., a software company in San Francisco.
Autonomy Inc.
Berg in 2011
Peter Berg, co-founder of the Diggers and founder of the Planet Drum Foundation, died in San Francisco. The Diggers were a group of radical social activists and Improv actors in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury. (1966-68).
War in 1846
The U.S. flag was raised at San Diego. Colonel John Fremont led the detachment of Marines and Sailors.
San Diego hide houses drawn by William H. Myers, gunner on the USS Cyane (circa 1834).
A resolution passed at Rose's Bar on the Yuba River said "that no slave or negro should own claims or even work in the mines."
Black gold miners.
Religion in 1853
Pope Pius IX established the San Francisco archdiocese.
University of Southern California logo.
University of Southern California was established in Los Angeles. It opened the next year with 53 students and 10 teachers. Today, the university is home to more than 33,000 students and nearly 3,200 full-time faculty
The Southern California Golf Association was formed. Five men met in a downtown Los Angeles bank and agreed to form a governing body to preserve and protect the game of golf in Southern California. Today there are more than 400 golf courses in Southern California on which nearly two million Southern Californians play.
Southern California Golf Association logo.
The first transcontinental phone link, a test call, was made from New York City to San Francisco. The last pole was erected and the line completed on July 27. Commercial service started on January 25, 1915.
Telephone wires crossing the Nevada desert.
Jack Knight became a national hero for his daring role in the first overnight transcontinental air mail service.
The first transcontinental airmail flight left from New York for San Francisco. It stopped in Chicago, Omaha, Cheyenne, Salt Lake City, Reno, San Francisco then returned home through Los Angeles, Tucson, El Paso, Kansas City and Chicago.
Walt Disney released "Steamboat Willie." It is considered the debut of Mickey Mouse and Minnie, although both appeared earlier in a test screening of "Plane Crazy." "Steamboat Willie" was Mickey's third film but the first one distributed.
Governor Gray Davis abandoned the state's effort to preserve Proposition 187, banning schooling and other public benefits for illegal immigrants.
McKibbon in 2005
Al McKibbon, jazz double bassist, died in Los Angeles at age 86. He brought bop, hard bop and Latin jazz to the George Shearing quintet and other groups in the 1940s and '50s.
Snyder in 2007
Tom Snyder, television host, died in San Francisco at age 71. He hosted "The Tomorrow Show" (1973-1982) and his smoke-filled interviews inspired Dan Aykroyd on "Saturday Night Live."
Mervyn's department store chain, in Hayward, filed for bankruptcy protection. It had 189 stores in 10 states in 2006.
Mervyn's.
Yahoo Inc., in Sunnvale, Japan's Softbank Corp. and China's Alibaba Group agreed to launch Alipay, a Web payment service.
Gaspar de Portolà reached La Haba, the pass through Puente Hills from La Habra in San Gabriel Valley. He traveled with Father Crespí, 63 leather-jacket soldiers and a 100 mules loaded with provisions, marching north from San Diego to search for Monterey Bay.
Wreck of the Brother Jonathan.
Steamboat Brother Jonathan sank off the Crescent City coast, killing 244 passengers. It was the deadliest shipwreck on the U.S. Pacific Coast at the time.
Charlotte Gillard, of San Francisco, patented a child's table tray. "The advantages of my device lie principally in its simplicity and its great durability. It can also be attached to or removed from a table very easily, and will be held rigidly when placed in position."
Charlotte Gillard of San Francisco patented a child's table tray (1877).
Charles Bowles, English born gentleman bandit known as Black Bart, left poems at the scene of his crimes. He held up Wells Fargo stagecoaches 28 times. The sixth was in Plumas County, five miles from LaPorte.
Indians in 1910
Middletown Indian Rancheria was founded. Around 73 Pomo, Wappo and Lake Miwok Indians live on the 109 acres in Lake County. They own the Twin Pine Casino and Hotel in Middletown.
Walt Disney's "Flowers and Trees" premiered. It was the first cartoon short in Technicolor and the first to win an Academy Award.
Summer Olympic Games opened in Los Angeles. The U.S. won 41 gold medals. Bill Miller of Stanford won a gold medal in the pole vault when he cleared 14′-1 ¾". Later in the year he set a world record at 14′-1 7/8″. Babe Didriksen of Texas won two track gold medals and a silver.
Summer Olympics, Los Angeles (1932).
Willie McCovey (1978).
Willie McCovey, San Francisco Giants, batted 4-for-4 In his major league debut. He played 19 seasons for the Giants and three more for the San Diego Padres and Oakland A's.
Arthur O'Guinn, San Francisco police officer, was fatally shot while making a traffic stop.
Jim Bibby, Texas Rangers pitcher, no-hit the first-place Oakland A's, 6-0. It was the Rangers' first no-hitter. Reggie Jackson, A's slugger, said about one pitch, "That's the fastest ball I ever saw. Actually I didn't see it. I just heard it."
Tommy Lasoda retired as the Los Angeles Dodgers manager. In 2009, he marked his sixth decade with the Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers organization.
Tommy Lasorda.
Diesel exhaust.
A panel of scientists advised California that diesel exhaust posed a serious cancer threat.
Intel, in Santa Clara, introduced the Pentium III-M processor based on .13 micron chip technology.
Lisa Leslie, Los Angeles Sparks, became the first woman to dunk a basketball in a WNBA game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7Fyfyt6Uz4
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom signed into law a $6.5 billion city budget.
Gavin Newsom.
Walt Disney Co., in Burbank, agreed to sell Miramax for more than $660 million.
Patrick Joseph McCabe.
Authorities arrested Patrick Joseph McCabe, a 74-year-old former Catholic priest, in Alameda. He was handed over to Ireland's national police service to face sexual assault charges dating from 1973-1981.
The Donner Party reached the Hastings Cutoff. James Reed wrote, "Hastings Cutoff is said to be a saving of 350 or 400 miles and a better route. The rest of the Californians went the long route, feeling afraid of Hastings's cutoff. But Mr. Bridger informs me that it is a fine, level road with plenty of water and grass. It is estimated that 700 miles will take us to Captain Sutter's fort, which we hope to make in seven weeks from this day." Tragically, he was wrong.
The sailing ship Brooklyn reached San Francisco from New York with 230 Mormons under the leadership of 26-year-old Samuel Brannan. They were to meet other Latter Day Saints crossing from Illinois.
San Francisco (1847).
The Zodiac killer sent a poorly-spelled letter with a portion of a cipher to the San Francisco Chronicle, Examiner and Vallejo Times-Herald, claiming responsibility for the July 5 shootings.
Cesar Chavez began a 12-day march from San Francisco to Salinas to draw attention to the 6-month strike of the United Farm Workers.
U.S. men gymnasts won team gold medal at the Los Angeles Summer Olympics. U.S. athletes won 174 gold medals. Synchronized swimming, rhythmic gymnastics and wind surfing debuted as Olympic events.
Oakland Athletics traded Rickey Henderson to the Toronto Blue Jays. He played for nine teams, 1979 to 2003, including four times with the A's. He ranked among the sport's top 100 all-time home run hitters and was its all-time leader in base on balls.
Rickey Henderson.
Walt Disney Company, in Burbank, purchased Capital Cities-ABC Inc. for $19 billion. The deal included the ESPN sports cable network and made Disney the world's largest media company
Mark McGwire (1987).
Oakland A's traded Mark McGwire to the St. Louis Cardinals. That year he hit a record-breaking 62 home runs. McGwire averaged a homer once every 10.61 at bats, the best ratio in baseball history. He later confessed to taking steroids, although they were not banned at that time.
Grey in 2004
Virginia Grey, film and television actress, died in Los Angeles at age 87. She appeared in over 100 films and 40 television shows.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and British Prime Minister Tony Blair committed to fight global warming, including market-based ways to stem emissions of the gases causing global warming.
Olga Rutterschmidt, age 73, and Helen Golay, age 75, were charged with killing Los Angeles homeless men in hit-and-run car crashes to collect over $2 million in life insurance. Both were convicted of murder and sentenced to spend the rest of their lives in prison.
SanDisk Corp., in Milpitas, agreed to buy M-Systems Flash Disk Pioneers Ltd. of Israel for $1.56 billion.
SanDisk.
Michael Schneider, a 44-year-old real estate broker, pleaded no contest in Santa Clara County to 173 felony counts related to bilking investors out of more than $43 million. He faced as much as 169 years in prison.
University Preparatory Charter Academy
Oakland's University Preparatory Charter Academy closed, leaving over 400 students in the lurch. UPREP students went to top colleges and universities across the U.S. including University of California, Berkeley and Stanford University.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger ordered thousands of state workers laid off and pay cuts for most other state employees to ease the state's budget gap of $17.2 billion.
Ivan Miranda, age 14, was killed in the San Francisco Excelsior district in a gang motivated attack. Walter Chinchilla-Linar, age 23, and Cesar Alvarado, age 19, alleged members of MS-13, were charged with the murder.
White striped fruit fly.
California authorities said white striped fruit flies were found in Southern California. That was the first time the Southeast Asian pest was found in the Western Hemisphere. Several thousand traps placed in eastern Los Angeles County found seven flies.
Vidal in 2012
Gore Vidal, author, writer of novels, essays, screen and stage plays and a public intellectual, died in Hollywood Hills at age 86. He was known for his wit, knowledge and willingness to antagonize what he considered false concepts.
Gore Vidal at 21.
Electronic Arts.
A U.S. federal court ruled that football players could sue Electronic Arts, based in Redwood City, over use of their images in video games.
Oakland City Council ruled that clubs, spray-paint cans, hammers, sling-shots, fire accelerant and wrenches can no longer be carried during local demonstrations.
This entry was posted in This Week from California History on July 24, 2020 by Jim Silverman.
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Bangkok has developed into one of the best and most popular shopping locations in Asia, and with good reason. Prices are low, quality generally high and the range and variety is amazing – silks, gemstones, tailor-made clothes, electronics goods, and traditional handicrafts are all highlights of Bangkok shopping. Most shops seem to be open 10.00am to 10.00pm everyday of the week, and night markets carry on even after this time – all very convenient in being able to go shopping at basically any time you want.
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• Tour Itinerary /Hotel are subject to change without prior information.
The Safari World, Bangkok began its operation in 1988. Spread across an area of 480 acres the Safari World, Bangkok packs in everything ranging from a thrilling safari drive to an up, close and personal encounter with the amicable dolphins. At the Safari Park, you will stumble upon herds of animals like Giraffes, Zebras, Tigers, Lions and many more. There are a number of shows that serve as a major draw for the visitors. The Orang Utan show is simply unavoidable. Watch the intelligent animals take the center stage and floor you with their antics and keen sense of humor. The Sea Lions wreak havoc by pulling up one trick after another at the Sea Lion Show. You will get a taste of the Wild West and get embroiled in the fist and gun encounter between the cowboys and the bandits. Don't miss the opportunity of watching the most adorable creature, the dolphin at the Dolphin Show. The Bird Show is not less attractive and offers you majestic sights of the feathered creatures.