Committed to the highest standards in compliance.
The pillars that guide us forward.
BAM has a dedicated compliance team led by Matthew Siclari, BAM's General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer. Mr. Siclari's primary responsibility is developing robust compliance infrastructure across the firm globally, as well as the funds managed by BAM and its affiliates. BAM's Compliance team currently consists of 10 members globally, who collectively focus on developing a robust compliance infrastructure, which includes ongoing monitoring and testing.
We maintain strict internal compliance processes, procedures, and policies, which are well documented with regular recertification to ensure employees are well informed and the latest rules and regulations are followed. BAM maintains a comprehensive Compliance Manual that provides a full description of our policies and procedures.
BAM requires all employees to attend new hire and annual compliance training. Training is conducted for all employees globally and is conducted by BAM's compliance team. Compliance training covers the regulatory and fiduciary framework in which BAM operates as a registered investment advisor. Topics include, but are not limited to, insider trading prevention training, code of ethics and allocations. BAM also provides hot button training to all employees required to receive such training on areas such as FCPA, FATCA, Pay to Play, Cyber Security, GDPR, and AML. In addition to new hire compliance training, onboarding of all Portfolio Managers and Analysts is conducted one-on-one by BAM's compliance team. One-on-one onboarding topics include, but are not limited to, research process, research inputs, supervisory function and communications. Additionally, periodic compliance reminders are sent to the firm.
BAM obtains new hire, quarterly and annual certifications from employees. Certifications are captured electronically via Compliance Science, BAM's Compliance system. Certifications completed by employees include, but are not limited to, electronic communications, material non-public information, personal trading, and outside business activities.
The forensic testing, risk assessment and gap analyses undertaken by the compliance team are conducted on a continuous and ongoing basis. BAM's Compliance team uses a combination of proprietary reports and web-based compliance systems to help identify and alert us of potentially suspicious transactions.
Our Compliance Department reviews weekly portfolio summaries written by our Portfolio Managers, allowing them to maintain an ongoing understanding of the information the Portfolio Managers use to make investment decisions. Additionally, Compliance will conduct targeted email searches using the information in these summaries as well as review public announcements and compare this information to trading patterns.
In addition to other applications and proprietary reports, BAM Compliance uses an algo-based surveillance system to automate trade blotter testing. This uses various transactional and performance metrics as well statistical analysis to detect potentially suspicious or manipulative trading.
Members of Compliance conduct independent email searches based on public announcements to determine if such information may have been received ahead of the announcements.
Members of Compliance also review the news and email communications surrounding profitable trades executed by BAM PMs.
Our compliance team uses Compliance Science to assist in the automation of their review of personal trading.
We have a formal Expert Network policy and approval process that is managed by our Compliance Department.
Each consultant and every conversation must be pre-approved by a member of BAM's compliance team.
The use of Expert Networks is limited to a select number of investment team professionals.
BAM's Compliance Department maintains various restricted lists within our proprietary trade order management system, which prevents trading in securities that have been restricted.
Additions and removals of a security to/from the restricted list require Compliance approval. All employees can access BAM's restricted trading list online.
Order Gateway is used for pre-trade compliance and automatically enforces trade restrictions, which prevents trade orders from being executed.
All newly hired employees must complete a credit, criminal and civil background check prior to their commencement of employment. These checks are renewed and reviewed for all active employees on an annual basis by a third party service provider.
BAM registered as an Investment Adviser with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on January 23, 2006.
BAM registered with the NFA/CFTC on January 1, 2013.
Balyasny Europe Asset Management LLP ("BEAM") is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the U.K. (and previously by the Financial Services Authority) since June 7, 2005.
Balyasny Asset Management (Hong Kong) Limited, ("BAM HK") was licensed with the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission ("SFC") to carry on Type 9 (Asset Management) activities on March 3, 2008.
Balyasny Asset Management (Japan) Limited registered with the Ministry of Finance on November 20, 2013.
Balyasny Asset Management (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. holds a Capital Markets Services License for the regulated activities of Fund Management (approved on January 20, 2017) and Dealing in Securities, Trading in Futures Contracts, Leveraged Foreign Exchange trading (approved on July 11, 2017) issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
* Registration with the SEC or any other regulator does not imply a certain level of skill or training.
We may from time to time amend or change these programs. These changes may be due to, but are not limited to, changes in the law or other regulatory requirements, current market practices, changes in regulations, or other guidance provided by counsel and other third party service providers.
Harvey L. Pitt is the Chief Executive Officer of the global strategic business consulting firm, Kalorama Partners, LLC, and its law firm affiliate, Kalorama Legal Services, PLLC.
Prior to founding the Kalorama firms, Mr. Pitt served as the twenty-sixth Chairman of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. In that role, from 2001 until 2003, Mr. Pitt was responsible, among other things, for overseeing the SEC's response to the market disruptions resulting from the terrorist attacks of 9/11, for creating the SEC's "real time enforcement" program, and for leading the Commission's adoption of dozens of rules in response to the corporate and accounting crises generated by the excesses of the 1990s.
For nearly 25 years before serving as SEC Chairman, Mr. Pitt was a senior corporate partner in the international law firm, Fried, Frank LLP. He was a founding trustee and first President of the SEC Historical Society, and participates in numerous bar and continuing legal education activities to further public consideration of significant economic, financial, corporate and investor protection issues. Mr. Pitt has been an Adjunct Law Professor at Georgetown University Law Center (1975-84), George Washington University Law School (1974-82), University of Pennsylvania School of Law (1983-84), and Yale Law School (2007).
Former Chairman Pitt served previously with the SEC, from 1968 until 1978, including three years as SEC General Counsel (1975-78). He received a J.D. degree from St. John's University School of Law (1968), and a B.A. from City University of New York (Brooklyn College) (1965). He received an honorary LL.D. degree from St. John's University in 2002, and the Brooklyn College President's Medal of Distinction in 2003. In 2011, he received the William O. Douglas Award for lifetime contributions to the field of securities law. In 2011, Mr. Pitt was inducted into the NACD Directorship 100 Corporate Governance Hall of Fame. In 2014, he was inducted into the Securities Enforcement Hall of Fame.
Roel C. Campos is a partner in the Washington, DC, office of Hughes Hubbard & Reed, and is chair of the Securities Enforcement practice. Roel's practice consists of advising and defending corporate management teams and boards of directors with respect to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) enforcement, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and internal investigations, criminal prosecutions, securities and internal regulation, and corporate governance.
Beginning in 2002, Roel was appointed twice by President George W. Bush and confirmed by the US Senate as a commissioner of the SEC, and served until 2007. He served for five years as the commission's liaison to the international regulatory community and became well known among international regulators. He also facilitated the development of international auditing and accounting standards through his work as chair of the Monitoring Group and vice chair of the International Organization of Securities Commissions.
During his tenure, Roel presided over hundreds of complex enforcement cases, applying the Securities Act of 1933, the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the Investment Company Act of 1940 and the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. He has spoken and published extensively in the areas of the implementation of the Dodd-Frank Act, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, corporate governance, director liability, corporate penalties, international accounting and auditing standards, Securities Act reform, self-regulatory organization and market reform, retirement investment protection, research analyst conflicts and the internationalization of the securities markets.
From 2008 until 2013, Troy A. Paredes, the founder of Paredes Strategies LLC, was a Commissioner of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, having been appointed by President George W. Bush. At the SEC, Paredes was a strong advocate for small business and the JOBS Act, for solving the information overload problem of securities law disclosure, and for rigorous cost-benefit analysis. He also consistently expressed concerns about the overregulation and overreach of the Dodd-Frank Act.
Since leaving government, Paredes has had an active consulting practice. Paredes advises on financial regulation, corporate governance, compliance, and governmental and regulatory affairs. He also serves as an expert and adviser in regulatory enforcement and Department of Justice investigations and in private litigation involving securities law and corporate law, and he has been an independent compliance consultant/monitor.
Before becoming an SEC Commissioner, Paredes was a professor of law at Washington University in St. Louis and a professor of business (by courtesy) at Washington University's Olin Business School. Currently, he is a Distinguished Scholar in Residence at NYU School of Law and a Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School. Previously, Paredes was the Distinguished Policy Fellow and Lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
Paredes serves on the board of directors of Electronifie Inc. and is a member of the StreetShares Inc. board of advisors.
Paredes is the author of numerous academic articles on financial regulation, corporate governance, innovation, and behavioral economics. He also is a co-author (beginning with the 4th edition) of a multi-volume securities regulation treatise with Louis Loss and Joel Seligman entitled Securities Regulation.
Paredes holds a bachelor's degree in economics from UC Berkeley and earned his J.D. from Yale Law School.


After hours of melting and stamping wax, spray painting branches, debating gender issues, discussing the merits of tulle, and wondering where to get the perfect cropped top, the Logan Park Senior Formal was held on Saturday the 8th of July at the Savoy's Tudor Room.
The theme of Masquerade was embraced by most attendees, with David Spencer winning Best Mask for the evening.
Dr Thompson often displays sartorial elegance and the formal was no exception where he was voted Best Dressed Teacher of the evening.
Despite not being at the event a paper version of Luke as Finn's date for the night saw them win Cutest Couple for the third, and possibly final year! Who really knows.
Lovely Emma and Tim were crowned as Year 12 Royalty. Tia and Bruno, looking magical and wonderous were crowned as Year 13 Royalty.
Being mindful of our inclusive ways at LPHS the Best Dressed awards were not defined by gender. Congratulations to Tanya and Zenith.
Music, food, dancing and photos followed the formal aspects of the evening.
Max Rebo provided outstanding Jazz before dinner, thank you, Mitch and Co followed by the DJ. With the formal having 243 guests and the Savoy holding a maximum of 250 the dance floor was heaving with mad action.
The Formal Committee were amazing in the planning, setup and pack down of the event. From the accountant, the flower girls, Sophia, Caitlyn, Finn, Pania, Cuba, Niam and the driving force of Emma, well done.


Attorney Dana Wachs was selected to Wisconsin Super Lawyers in 2015 for the fifth year in a row.
Being selected to Super Lawyers is a prestigious honor. Only 5 percent of the attorneys who are nominated are selected.


It's frustrating when your body won't change. When the pounds won't drop. When those extra inches won't go away.
If you're exercising regularly and still not seeing results then it's time that you look closely at your diet.
One of the biggest obstacles that prevents you from losing fat and getting into awesome shape is all that processed food that you're still eating.
And I can't blame you, with the way more and more processed foods are being marketed as healthy, even the health savvy are being fooled.
Take a walk through the local natural foods market and you'll see nearly every form of junk food that you'd find at the supermarket – only with things like 'gluten free', 'organic' and 'zero trans fats' on the packages.
Cereal is a dense source of calories, which means it's almost impossible not to overdo it when enjoying a bowl. If your goal is to lose fat, then cereal, even organic, gluten free cereal, should stay off your daily menu.
There is a brand of 'healthy' popcorn that literally has fit in its name. With branding like that it's no wonder people are getting confused and eating food that destroys their fitness results.
Popcorn, and other crunchy, packaged 'health' food snacks are filled with carbohydrates and calories. Two things that you should be cutting back on when working towards a fitness goal. These snack items are habit forming, so you may tell yourself that it's just a once-in-awhile treat, but soon it becomes a daily occurrence.
Here's the simple, unchanging fact about packaged snack foods: No matter what benefits are broadcasted on the package, it's always going to promote fat storage. Yes, even if it has fit right in its name.
The energy bar aisle at the health food store is a colorful, wonderland of beautifully packaged, seemingly healthful snacks. The bars contain nuts, fruits, protein and even goji berries. What's not to love?
All that sugar, for starters. Manufacturers are clever enough to call sugar 'evaporated can juice' or 'natural cane sugar' or even 'rice syrup' but that sugar reacts in your body just the same as any other sugar. It encourages fat storage.
The next time that you reach for an energy bar, consider all of the calories and sugars. Look for bars that are low in sugars and high in protein, and if you're eating it in between meals consider eating just half the bar.
Manufacturers are clever enough to call sugar 'evaporated can juice' or 'natural cane sugar' or even 'rice syrup' but that sugar reacts in your body just the same as any other sugar. It encourages fat storage.
Have you ever spent time in the bread aisle, reading labels and trying to figure out which is the healthiest? It can be pretty confusing. There's wheat, whole wheat, gluten free, and sprouted grain. How can you tell what's the healthiest?
Don't fall into the trap of thinking that you have a free pass to indulge in bread when it's the 'healthy' kind. Your body will convert that healthy bread into fat quicker than you can say burped.
Trail mix is a tricky one for healthy food shoppers. It's made with nuts and seeds, which we know to be healthy. It's also often dotted with chocolate, sweetened dried fruits or other treats.
Nuts can belong in a fat loss diet, within certain parameters. For example, a small handful of raw almonds makes a wonderful in-between-meals snack. It's filled with fiber, protein, good fat, vitamins and minerals.
A half a cup of trail mix, on the other hand, is packed with two or three times the calories in addition to having added sweeteners and extra salt. Not to mention, trail mix is hard to stop eating once you've started. When working towards a fat loss goal, it's best to stay away from even the healthiest of trail mixes.
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October 2018 has been a month of milestones for Fenix Online. The database now features over 13,000 images, 1,000 technical documents and 2,700 unique munitions! With new members in the Fenix Online team, development and data input have become significantly increased with even more content being added every day.
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Attorney General Becerra is committed to protecting the rights of all people. Recognizing that discrimination has no place in our society, Attorney General Becerra is fighting to protect transgender students and adults across the nation, and strictly enforcing the recently enacted California law that prohibits state-funded travel to states that discriminate against LGBTQ communities.


As a police chief, I know young people tend to avoid involvement in the criminal justice system when they have responsible parents, do well in school, and get treatment for behavioral and mental disorders that threaten their health.
With all of that in mind, I'm urging our state lawmakers to act very quickly to ensure access to KidsCare, which is our state's version of the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). The program provides high quality health coverage to children of working parents who earn too much to qualify for Medicaid/AHCCCS but who can't afford the high cost of private health insurance.
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Unfortunately, thousands of families are at risk of losing KidsCare coverage due to a state law that freezes access to the program when the federal funding decreases. To fix the problem, the Governor and legislature must remove the automatic freeze on enrollment in KidsCare and provide enough state funding to maintain or even increase the number of children who are able to receive this essential coverage.
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Coronavirus on the rise in Jalisco: Second consecutive day of more than a thousand cases reported
This Saturday, more than a thousand new infections by COVID-19 were reported for the second time in Jalisco with a new record of 1,158 cases in a single day, bringing the total to 131,250 infections. Friday also added just over 1,000 new cases. The government acknowledges the number of infections is likely much greater than being reported.
In addition, more than 40 deaths were reported for the second day, with 42 this Saturday; on Friday there were 46. Currently, 5,444 people have died from COVID-19 in Jalisco, more than those registered by entire countries such as China, Greece, Panama, Croatia, Israel, Honduras, or Japan.
The capital city of Guadalajara has exceeded two thousand deaths, the municipality where there are more deaths in the state.
Without specifying the number of active cases, the Jalisco Health Secretariat only reported that there were patients in 100 of the 125 municipalities in the state. Jalisco no longer reports the total number of active cases, meaning people who are currently contagious or with symptoms within the last 14-days.
The Ministry of Health urged the population to avoid meetings and crowds in order to reduce the incidence of infections, however, the government has shown no appetite for restrictions or business closings.
In Puerto Vallarta, Oscars bar still has the yearly New Years Eve bash scheduled, a party hosted by Will Gorges, that gathers thousands of LGBT members each year to celebrate the new year. Gorges website is still offering tickets and no indication they plan to cancel the event as COVID-19 reaches record numbers in the last weeks of December.
This year's mega-event during a pandemic is being sponsored and promoted by Ritmos Beach Cafe, Coral Spa, GayPV Magazine, Danniel Van Teese, Piazzetta, Applegate Realtors, Concept 180, MoJo Toronto, and View Resto and Deck, according to the event's website.
The City of Puerto Vallarta has cancelled all city sponsored events for New Year's Eve, in accordance with Government orders.
"In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, the SSJ advises staying in public spaces for a short time, using the mask properly (it can reduce the risk of contagion by up to 90 percent), avoid closed places or crowds, maintain a distance of 1.5 meters between people, and wash hands frequently with soap and water or use 70 percent alcohol-based gel," this according to the State Government.

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"We must educate people and create awareness" is often heard in response to what should be done about littering in our streets and countryside. However, while education and awareness raising are necessary, they only go half-way. The other and more important half is telling people what they must actually do – what is the behaviour they should change. This requires action messaging.
Appeals such as "Drop litter in the bin not the gutter' are clear and actionable. However negative messages such as "Do not l itter' tend to be ignored. This is backed up by research.
In a country like ours, framing a campaign message on an aesthetic appeal, such as to make the country 'beautiful' probably misses a majority of the population. They would be far more engaged if the messages were framed around real issues – such as that litter attracts vermin and spreads disease. These messages are meaningful and relevant.
There is also a popular misconception that it's okay to litter because it gives people jobs. Communicating the fact that litter is harmful to the health of people, especially children, will make people think twice about dropping a fast-food packet with sauce and some half eaten chips – which will attract cockroaches and rats if left in the gutter.
Municipalities also spend millions of rand annually to collect and properly dispose of illegally dumped litter and refuse. This drains municipalities of scarce funds that could much better be used to deliver essential services.
A useful general platform on which to frame waste communications is that waste management systems are operating in towns and cities to keep them clean and healthy. And that, as a community member and responsible citizen, the right thing to do is to participate – and get litter and rubbish into the system.


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Specify the Snowplow collector URL. Specific http or https to force it or leave it off to match the website protocol.

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A retired Delta Airlines Captain, Bob was a resident of South Florida since the late 1960's. Before becoming a Captain with Delta, Bob earned a Bachlor's degree in education from The University of Miami and served in the Air Force. Bob had a great love for animals and spent much of his time caring for them. Over the last 20 years, Bob not only rescued, but spayed and neutered over hundreds of cats and dogs. He found many of good homes for those he rescued. His large property allowed him to tame wild cats that he rescued so that they might also be adopted. His second love was his property, which hosted an abundance of mango and avocado trees, in which he shared graciously with everyone he knew. He is survived by nephew Danny Edwards of Miami and with cousin Harvey Minton, wife Jane of Ohio.


COLUMBUS, Ohio – Redshirt sophomore Sean Melton posted the top all-around score on the opening day of competition at the 2016 Winter Cup Challenge in Las Vegas Thursday evening.
Melton, competing against 87 of the top gymnasts in the United States, finished the day with an all-around total of 87.750, just ahead of Yul Moldauer of Oklahoma (87.350) and three-time U.S. all-around champion Sam Mikulak (87.100).
Performing in the second of two preliminary sessions, Melton scored above 15.000 on three events — rings, vault and parallel bars — and finished 10th or better on four of six events. His 15.400 on rings tied for first overall, while his 15.050 on parallel bars earned him runner-up honors.
Freshman Alec Yoder is eighth overall after preliminary competition with a score of 85.750. He joined Melton in the evening session and finished in the Top 10 on rings (ninth, 14.500) and parallel bars (ninth, 14.300).
Former Buckeye All-American and current student assistant coach Drew Moling was sixth in the first session of day and 24th overall with a score of 82.150. Moling's top performance came on rings, where he finished 13th overall with a score of 14.350.
Freshman Tristan Burke competed in five events for the Buckeyes in the second session, highlighted by a ninth-place effort on rings.
Melton, Yoder, Moling and Burke will represent the Scarlet and Gray on the final day of competition Saturday at 10 p.m. ET. The finals will be webcast live at WinterCup.com/live.
Senior Alex Johnson and former OSU All-American and current U.S. National Team member Brandon Wynn also represented the Buckeyes on Thursday. Johnson performed on three events for OSU, while Wynn competed on parallel bars.
In addition, future Buckeye Andrew Brower was ninth in the opening session and 34th overall (80.200). He tied for 18th on pommel horse with a 14.150.
The all-around and individual event champions at Winter Cup will be determined via a combined two-day score. Performances at the event help determine the 15 men who will comprise the U.S. Men's Senior National Team through the 2016 P&G Gymnastics Championships in Hartford, Conn. June 3-5. The six members of the 2015 World Championships squad, plus the alternate, retain their spots on the national team. The remaining eight spots will be determined based on the following criteria: the top three ranked all-around athletes who are not already on the senior national team; two based on the National Team Points System; two athletes selected by the Men's Program Committee; and one selected by the national team coordinator.


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Rams Stifled in an 84-78 Loss at Virginia State
Virginia St.
Winston-Salem 37 41 78
Virginia St. (6-5) 43 41 84
Pts: Robert Colon - 15
Reb: Jonathan Hicklin - 6
Pts: RAHAMA,Lual Daniel - 20
Reb: 2 Players (#24, #25) - 5
ETTRICK, VA – The Winston-Salem State Rams (4-4, 2-2 CIAA) struggled to hit shots in an 84-78 road loss to the Virginia State Trojans (6-5, 3-1 CIAA), Thursday evening. The Rams put on a tenacious effort, but the team could not quite make the shots that they needed when they took a loss in their first road game of the season.
There was no shortage of effort for the Rams in the game. However, the WSSU offense struggled against the tough Trojan defense. As a team, the Rams were held to shooting 45.8% (27-of-59) in the game while allowing the Trojans to shoot a scorching hot 62.0% (31-of-50) in the game. On the bright side, the Rams had a balanced attack in the game. WSSU senior guard Robert Colon led the way for the Rams with 15 points in the game. Junior guard Glen Campbell added 14 points while redshirt-senior Dontae Caldwell added 12 points. Senior forward Mason Harrell and sophomore guard Jaylen Alston both added 10 points in the game.
The Rams' struggles began with a slow first half performance in the game. WSSU totaled just 37 points to open the game. The team's struggle began early when they fell into a 10-point deficit midway through the opening half, 26-16 after a jumper from junior guard Justice Kithcart. From there, the Rams clawed their way back into the game as a Caldwell three-pointer with 6:36 left in the first half cut the WSSU deficit down to just five points, 28-23. However, the Rams would get no closer as the team allowed the Trojans to pull away to take a 43-37 deficit into the locker room at halftime.
The second half saw a strong comeback effort by the Rams. However, the Trojans were up to the task. The two teams were evenly matched in the half with both teams scored 41 points each in the half. The Rams came out to a hot start when an Alston three-pointer gave the Rams a 49-48 lead with 17:59 left in the game. However, the Rams allowed 11 unanswered points to the Trojans to fall behind, 59-49 before a Colon lay-up broke the scoring drought for the Rams. The Rams would go on a later run as a Campbell three-pointer with 7:23 left to play pulled the Rams to within a point of the Trojans, 67-66. The Rams would not retake the lead, however, as they allowed the Trojans to pull away in the final minutes and took the 84-78 loss in the end.
With the loss, the Rams fall to 5-5 overall and 2-2 in Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) play. The Rams will return to action, Saturday when they head to Richmond, Virginia to take on the Virginia Union Panthers. For more information on Rams men's basketball, contact the WSSU Office of Athletic Media Relations at (336) 750-2143 or log on to www.WSSURams.com.


In this sermon, Pastor Miller looks at James 3:17 where James gives us a glimpse of what heavenly wisdom is like. James describes the wisdom that is from above as a wisdom that knows how to look beyond the letter of the law and administer the law to the intent of the law giver. It also is a wisdom that is eager and willing to obey the Lord.


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Pentagon to decide troop levels in Afghanistan
Jim Michaels
The White House has provided the Pentagon with the authority to set troop levels in Afghanistan, where commanders have said U.S.-backed government troops are stuck in a stalemate with the Taliban.
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis confirmed Wednesday he had been given the new authority to set troop levels, though he said a final decision on numbers has not been reached yet. That decision would be part of a broader policy review for Afghanistan and the region.
The top commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John Nicholson, has said a few thousand would be required to turn the tide on militants.
"We are not winning in Afghanistan right now," Mattis told Congress this week.
Afghanistan's government has been struggling to contain an insurgency fueled by the Taliban and the Islamic State.
Some of the additional troops would come from NATO countries. There are about 8,400 U.S. troops in Afghanistan now in addition to several thousand troops from allied countries.
Providing the Pentagon with authority to make the decision about troop levels is in keeping with Trump's overall policy of giving field commanders more authority to make decisions. The Obama administration carefully scrutinized troop levels in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The Pentagon may not make a decision on how many additional troops to send to Afghanistan for several weeks as they finalize an overall campaign plan.
The Pentagon has said the additional troops will not signal a change in strategy. Afghan forces will continue to do the brunt of the fighting. But additional forces will allow U.S. advisers to work alongside a greater number of Afghan combat units, the Pentagon has said.
3 U.S. soldiers killed by Afghan army soldier in insider attack
Horrific Afghanistan bombing highlights stalemate in longest U.S. war


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.– U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos will be in Indianapolis Friday to participate in the FFA Convention.
The U.S. Department of Education says DeVos will give brief remarks at the convention in Bankers Life Fieldhouse around 8 a.m. before visiting the Ag Explorer booth in the Indiana Convention Center.
She also will hold a closed roundtable discussion with FFA student leaders.
DeVos was last in Indiana in September as part of her national "Rethink School" tour.
The FFA convention continues downtown through Saturday afternoon.


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EXCERPTS FROM THE INLAND ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT:
ENCYCLICAL LETTER LAUDATO SI' OF THE HOLY FATHER FRANCIS ON CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME
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Religious leaders say political activism on Skull Creek consistent with teachings
April 10, 2019 - 00:00
Vince Leibowitz
What does your religion say about environmental stewardship? What does your church call you to do when it comes to political activism in regard to environmental calamity?
These are two questions many people of faith in Colorado County have asked themselves over the last two months in the wake of two instances of serious contamination at Skull Creek near Altair, which has been called the worst environmental calamity in the county's history.
Read excerpts from ENCYCLICAL LETTER LAUDATO SI' OF THE HOLY FATHER FRANCIS ON CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME
Leaders of the Roman Catholic and Episcopal church say not only is environmental stewardship consistent with their faiths' doctrine, but that it is deeply rooted in the Christian faith.
When asked what the Roman Catholic Church teaches its parishioners about environmental stewardship, Bishop Brendan Cahill, Bishop of the Diocese of Victoria, which includes Colorado County, said it begins at home with a respect for those who tend to the land and sea.
"In our area I think it begins with respect for the vocation of the farmers and fishermen and their families, who take care of the land/sea and produce food and fiber for our community," he said.
"There are a lot of environmental concerns on the local and global level – the most basic day to day for us is how it affects the ability of our families to use the gifts God has given us," he said.
Both Cahill and James Ennis, Executive Director cultivate and develop," Cahill said.
"In the letter itself is a lot of room for what the church calls prudential judgments," Ennis said.
"The letter provides scripture background and teaching principals, and it really is up to christians and all people of goodwill how to apply those principles to a specific issue," he said.
"For Catholic Rural Life, we work with rural communities that experience a lot of environmental degradation from ag practices, for instance. What we teach is to apply those teachings of the church to the specific issues we see," Ennis said. of Catholic Rural Life, a national Catholic organization based in Minnesota, say Catholics can turn to a 2015 Vatican document for guidance.
The document, Encylical Letter Laudato Sí of the Holy Father Francis on Care for Our Common home, issued in May 2015, details the church's teachings on matters of environmental stewardship and other similar matters.
"[I]n my view, it really came down to accepting the earth as a gift of God, using our human abilities to cultivate the land/sea for the support and strengthening of families, and handing on what we've been given to a future generation to
He said some of their experiences include organizing with multiple communities of faith across regional areas to combat environmental issues and legislative issues, such as the Farm Bill.
He said that while the organization and the church do not impose, they often rather propose organizing.
"Say something needs to stop, and officials identify it as a catastrophe, a lot of church teaching can support local priests and pastors to speak out, and what their congregations should do," he said.
"A lot of parishoners don't want to be involved in politics, and see the environment as a left-of-center issue, and that's where Francis' letter has really opened the door for conversation," he said.
"The environment is not a left or right issue, it is a Christian issue of stewardship, of care of our common home," he said.
Cahill, who serves on the board of Catholic Rural Life should take an acrtive role in political participation, including contacting their elected leaders, when it comes to an environmental calamity in their area.
"Catholics are encouraged to take an active role in politics generally. In my last letter for our Catholic Lighthouse I encouraged the faithful to speak with their representatives about pro-life issues," he said.
"The same would apply to environmental concerns," Cahill noted.
"I don't know if we would need to do anything more to make sure that people complete the job we've hired them for," Cahill said.
Rev. Stephen Spicer, Priest of the Christ Episcopal Church in Eagle Lake, says environmental stewardship is heavily rooted in the bible.
"Starting from Genesis, God says that we have a duty to be responsible with his creation, with his earth, and what he made for us," Spicer said.
"I think if we are going to serve God in that way, we need to be able to follow that commandment to really respect God's environment that he created," Spicer continued.
In terms of political activity related to environmental concerns, he says that while no person has the ability to take a stand on every issue, he would encourage people to take such action.
"I would say that all Christians need to stand up for this particular issue. Everyone only has so much bandwidth, so I wouldn't say as a Christian, 'we must stand up for Skull Creek,' but I think it goes to our personal piety, what we believe God and Christ is calling us to do as the as far as the environment goes, and I would encourage people to do that," he said.
Spicer said he's seen churches play a larger role in environmental protection in recent years.
"I've seen more of a global church awareness through all denominations and through interfaith—even in Jewish and Muslim communities—that the environment is definitely creeping up on that ladder" he said.
While the Episcopal church has no specific doctrine similar to Pope Francis' 2015 encylical, he said the church's Book of Common Prayer actually addresses the environment in one of its eucharistic prayers.
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Realistic Pistons Rebuild: What to do With Jerami Grant, the Draft, and the Offseason?
by Robert Banas
With a 5-27 record, the Pistons' season has been very bleak to say the least. Before the season, some thought they could improve their record to play-in status in the East with their new, talented rookie Cade Cunningham and improvement from second year players Killian Hayes, Saddiq Bey, and Isaiah Stewart. Unfortunately, those hopes haven't been realized as regression and stalling from those three along with injuries to key veterans Jerami Grant and free agent signing Kelly Olynk have led to this abysmal record.
Logically, holding onto valuable, veteran assets like the 27 year-old Grant in the middle of a rebuild doesn't make a whole lot of sense. He doesn't fill the timeline for contention. It's not hard to see why trade rumors might start to swirl, and that is exactly what is happening in Detroit right now. After exploring multiple trade scenarios, I think this one with Atlanta is a realistic win-win that pushes the Hawks toward contention and gives the Pistons some nice assets for their rebuild.
Grant to the Hawks? Note: substituting De'Andre Hunter for Cam Reddish could work and make sense here too.
With this trade, the Hawks get much needed defensive help in the form of Grant with Hunter out due to injury, and they simultaneously get out of the Gallinari contract overpay. This might help the Hawks take that final leap to potential contention in a weird COVID season. Atlanta would likely have to give up a first for the contract dump and to get a player the caliber of Mr. Grant. Meanwhile, the Pistons would get an intriguing young wing in the form of Cam Reddish that would probably complement Saddiq Bey nicely. An all-tall future lineup that could switch everything on defense in the form of Cade, Cam, Saddiq, Miles Bridges (potentially signed in off-season), and Beef Stew – or another mobile center upgrade (potentially in the draft with Chet Holgrem) – is intriguing for a rebuilding team.
That pretty much summarizes the blueprint behind this rebuild in my mind:
Get a young player and/or draft picks for Grant.
Sign Bridges, a more efficient scorer and the younger hometown kid, to replace Grant.
Draft a center that can space the floor and be a lob-threat to open up the offense for Cade while also protecting the paint and guarding bigger centers on defense. Let's jump into it and see how this would play out via 2K simulations.
Finishing the 2021-2022 Season and Completing the Draft and Free Agency
I waited until the trade deadline to complete the trade, as it is unlikely that this would happen right now with Grant out for roughly 5 more weeks with a thumb injury. As expected, the Pistons finished with a terrible record (second worst in the league behind the Magic) and ended up with the #3 pick in the draft lottery, which seems realistic. Getting lucky in the lottery will be key for this team as a top three pick would allow them to select one of the three cream of the crop top prospects in Paolo Banchero, Jabari Smith Jr., or Chet Holmgren. Falling in the draft would likely mean the front office taking long looks at combo guard Jaden Hardy (another kid with Detroit roots) or center Jalen Duren.
Anyway, in the 2K simulation, with Paolo and Jabari off the board, the Pistons drafted their franchise center of the future in Holmgren. We all know that his upside is elite as he is a potential unicorn player that can do everything and play like a guard sometimes even though he is 7 feet tall. The deciding factor on his career trajectory, as it has been for a few years now, is if he can gain weight and bang down low with NBA centers. Right now, he's only a meager 190 lbs. Regardless, he is an immediate plug-in to the Pistons lineup that can run the pick and roll as a lob threat or pick and pop floor spacer for Cade/Killian. Additionally, his 7'6" wingspan would make finishing in the paint extremely difficult for opponents on defense, which would be especially important as the Pistons are really lacking a traditional big on their roster right now. This would push Isaiah Stewart to a more natural fit of a high energy big off the bench that plays in short spurts and wreaks havoc off the bench similar to what Montrez Harrel did in his 6th man of the year campaign a few years ago.
Additionally, the 1st round pick that the Pistons acquired from Atlanta in the Jerami Grant trade ended up being #21 overall, and with that pick, I selected F Caleb Houston from Michigan. I'm not sure if he will still be on the board at 21 as a 19 year-old, 6'8″, 5-star recruit with a pretty jump shot, but he is still very raw and definitely needs some more seasoning. He projects as one of those 3-and-D guys that every good team needs. The pick makes sense for the Pistons as they need more wing depth. Josh Jackson's contract is expiring and, he's fallen out of the rotation. Also, though I love Hamidou Diallo's energy, his lack of a consistent jump shot that can help with floor spacing brings questions to his long-term fit with the team.
In free agency, though it will change slightly with the potential Grant trade, Spotrac projects around $39 million in practical cap space for next season with Blake Griffin's dead money finally coming off the books. This puts the team in a position to make a splash in free agency that will complement the young core going forward. By far, the best player to target for this team, especially if you trade Grant, is Miles Bridges. He was almost a member of the 50/40/90 club last season and has broken out this year, averaging 19.7 ppg and 7.2 rpg while helping the Hornets play .500 basketball. He's a Flint, MI native, played for Michigan State, and grew up a Pistons fan, and he also seems to be a Troy Weaver guy as he is uber athletic and can guard multiple positions well. I signed him to a 4 year, $100 million deal in the game. The Hornets, for comparison's sake, low-balled him with a 4 year $60 million extension offer this past off-season. Bridges and Saddiq Bey should work together well as the team's forwards in the long run. I also re-signed Rodney McGruder to a minimum deal as he has been a veteran leader in the locker room, which is good for the young guys and roster continuity.
Let's see how this new look team performs after the Grant trade, the Chet draft pick, and the Bridges signing.
Starters:
PG Cade Cunningham
SG Cam Reddish
SF Saddiq Bey
PF Miles Bridges
C Chet Holmgren
PG Killian Hayes / Cory Joseph / Saben Lee
SG Frank Jackson / Hamidou Diallo
SF Danillo Gallinari / Hamidou Diallo / Caleb Houston
PF Kelly Olynk / Danillo Gallinari / Trey Lyles
C Isaiah Stewart / Kelly Olynk / Luka Garza
This new roster performed much better than the current team as they finished with a 34-48 record. In only his second season, Cade took a big jump, averaging 21 ppg, 6 rpg, and 4 apg. Holmgren averaged an intriguing 14 ppg and 7 rpg with 2 bpg in his rookie season. Bridges came in and averaged a cool 17 ppg and 7 rpg on efficient shooting splits and showed his prowess as an off-ball scorer. His rebounding improvement over Grant will be super helpful too, as that is something the current team is missing as well. All in all, I think that quick turnaround and growth is what you would want and like to see for a young team like this.
That sums up my thoughts on what Pistons should do next as they go through this rebuild: comment below if you would have done anything differently or liked what I did here!
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REMEMBERING 11/11/18
by Dimana Trankova; photography by Anthony Georgieff
BULGARIA SOCIETY
Bulgaria's foreign community commemorates end of Great War in military cemeteries
The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month: 99 years ago, the moment when the Great War ended was perhaps chosen to be easy to remember. Back then, both the victors and the defeated wanted to ensure that the horrors of the conflict which had brought war on an industrial scale would never be forgotten or repeated.
History has proved these hopes to be misplaced. Thirty-one years after 1918 began a war so devastating that it stripped the previous conflict of its macabre exclusivity. What had been called the Great War became just the First World War.
However, the tradition of marking the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month has taken root. Veterans Day, Armistice Day, or Remembrance Day are all marked by the countries involved in that conflict, underlining the eternal message of the pointless carnage that took millions of lives.
Bulgaria, which suffered heavily in the war and was on the losing side, also marks the event, although with less pomp. When Bulgarians think about the First World War, they think mostly of the humiliating Treaty of Neuilly that, on 27 November 1919, stripped their country of significant territories and imposed on it heavy reparations and limitations.
Fighting either with or against the Bulgarians, a number of foreign nationals died in this country and were buried here.
In commemoration of them the international community, led by the British Embassy, gathers in a remembrance ceremony on 11 November in the Sofia Central Cemetery. There, in neighbouring plots, are the remains of 170 British and Irish soldiers, 45 Germans, 199 Italians, 257 French, 464 Romanians, and 531 Serbians (the number includes those who died fighting Bulgaria in the 1912-1913 Balkan wars). Although there are other military cemeteries in Bulgaria, such as those in Plovdiv and Ruse, the one in Sofia is the largest and most impressive.
The ceremony is attended by members of the diplomatic community and ordinary citizens, united in their desire to never forget or repeat the horrors of war, just as their predecessors did in 1918.
Sofia Central Cemetery has a British, German, French and Italian military sections
BORAT SUBSEQUENT MOVIEFILM AND ITS BULGARIAN CONNECTION
Where are the Bulgarian Oscars? For years this question – coupled with the notable lack of a Bulgarian Nobel Prize winner in anything – has troubled the Bulgarians, perhaps bespeaking a very deeply ingrained cultural inferiority complex.
ANGRY SOFIANITES
From job opportunities to entertainment options: living in Sofia, Bulgaria's largest city, has its perks. It also has its downsides.
"Dimitrina?" I have not heard from her for more than a month, which is unusual. "Почина." "Po-chi-na?" I type the word phonetically in an online translation tool. "What?" "Почина. Me, Dimitrina sister. Bye."
As an airplane is swooping over a field beside Sofia Airport, two horses and a donkey do not look up, but keep grazing among the rubbish. Shacks made of bricks, corrugated iron and wood encroach upon the field.
AMERICA FOR BULGARIA FOUNDATION CELEBRATES BULGARIAN SUPERHEROES
Everyday Superheroes was the main theme of the event, celebrating the efforts and the energy of ordinary Bulgarians who work in spite of the difficulties and the hardships to make Bulgaria a better place.
TRADITIONAL MUSIC AND DANCE
As you hold this book in your hands, a Bulgarian song travels in outer space. The song in question is "Izlel e Delyu Haidutin," a traditional Rhodope tune sung by Valya Balkanska.
WHEN A ROSE IS NOT EXACTLY A ROSE
Attar-bearing roses and beautiful girls in traditional attire picking them dominate the images that Bulgaria uses to sell itself to both Bulgarian and international tourists.
DECIPHERING BISHOP'S BASILICA OF PHILIPPOPOLIS
This May, for two days, historians, archaeologists, restorers and experts in other fields shared their findings and ideas about the Bishop's Basilica of Philippopolis at a scientific conference in Plovdiv.
VERY SUPERSTITIOUS
Once you start paying attention to Bulgarians, you will observe some inexplicable actions. Dozens of men and women wear red thread around their wrists. An old woman cuddles a baby, and then spits at it.
FOR A COUPLE OF LIONS' HIDES
Under GERB, Bulgaria's public has become accustomed to scandals of various magnitude that come and go about every second day, sometimes several times a day.
LITTLE HEROES OF PIROGOV
Being laid up in hospital is never a particularly pleasant experience. Especially for children. Especially for children in Bulgaria.
GOING, GOING, (ALMOST) GONE!
This would have been the perfect story for Andy Borowitz.


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Not only are we racing cyclists but we are seen by the public as general everyday cyclists sharing our road with motor vehicles. We, as with all road users, must therefore obey by the Highway Code. Our ethos behind this is to portray a respectable image to the general public for the good of the sport and cyclists alike.
As a cycle racing Team our focus is on racing. It is therefore important that each member fully supports their fellow riders. This may include supporting the first Team in big races such as Premier Calendar races and may include helping at feed zones or driving support vehicles.
It also include working together during a race to maximise the chances of the team obtaining the best result possible. This promotes Team spirit which a primary focus for Velo Club Montpellier.
Your Team wear has been specifically designed to put the rider first both in terms of style and comfort. It is therefore expected that for maximum publicity of the Team and the sport our clothing is worn at all times, particularly on official Team rides and in races. Both Team training rides and racing will be visually dynamic and eye catching in order to promote the sport and the sponsors of Velo Club Montpellier.
Communication will be key for the continued success and growth of Velo Club Montpellier. It is therefore important that following a race the Press Officer is informed of the result. By showing an active racing presence this will promote the Team and its sponsors, whilst also informing fellow riders of their successess.
All riders must promote cycle sport, not only for fellow racing cyclists, but also the general public. At every opportunity, as a rider, our chosen sport should be promoted in a positive light. With an ever increased number entering our sport, publicity and press coverage needs to be encouraged, especially from you as rider. Velo Club Montpellier will also be collectively promoting events in 2008 and beyond.
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The problem is that I have a limited number of connections, and I need to ensure that only one connection is used per transactional method. This problem causes a dead lock in my application because there are much more transactions opened than the number of connections available.
Is there any way that I can use the same connection spring uses to maintain the transaction on my method? I have already tried the hibernate option hibernate.connection.release_mode in after_statement mode, but an error occurs when hibernate is trying to commit the transaction.
I've read the spring transaction documentation but I cannot figure out how to configure spring to behave this way.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Mike Pence is joining President Donald Trump in calling the favorable conclusions of the special counsel's Russia investigation a complete vindication of the president and their campaign. Attorney General William Barr said Sunday that the investigation found no evidence that Trump's campaign "conspired or coordinated" with Russia in the 2016 election. But special counsel Robert Mueller did not exonerate Trump of obstruction of justice or find that he committed a crime.
UNDATED (AP) — California Sen. Kamala Harris sent a subtle signal to the nation's old-guard political leadership: there's a time to move aside. At an Atlanta church service Sunday dedicated to youth, the presidential candidate compared leadership to a relay race in which older leaders must ask themselves and decide "when to pass the baton." Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand made her official announcement in front of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in New York and called him a coward who "punches down."
STAVANGER, Norway (AP) — The Viking Sky cruise ship has docked in the western Norwegian port of Molde, and the company says all its passengers are safe and will begin flying home immediately. The Viking Ocean Cruises company said the next scheduled trip for the boat, a visit to Scandinavia that was to leave Wednesday, has been cancelled. It thanked the Norwegian rescue services for helping evacuate so many passengers by helicopter.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — New Zealand's prime minister has announced a top-level inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the massacre of 50 people in Christchurch mosques. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the highest form of investigation, a royal commission of inquiry, was appropriate for "matters of the gravest public importance." An Australian white supremacist is charged in the March 15 attacks.
RANKIN, Pa. (AP) — The mother of a black teenager shot and killed by a white police officer outside Pittsburgh told supporters at a vigil that she was glad to see her son's life celebrated at a place that meant so much to him. Michelle Kenney, mother of 17-year-old Antwon Rose II, joined scores at the Hawkins Village housing complex in Rankin. People brought red roses, white flowers and candles, and purple ribbons to the basketball court – which Kenney called "his spot" – where they sang and prayed.


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Central Park Horse Show, Competitions, Show Jumping
Hardin Towell and Lucifer V Win $40k US Open CSX FEI Speed Class at Central Park Horse Show
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Photo: Hardin Towell and Lucifer V.
New York, NY – September 21, 2017 – The second day of the 2017 Rolex Central Park Horse Show (RCPHS) featured international and national show jumping competition, showcasing top equestrians from around the world on Thursday, September 21, in the heart of New York City's Wollman Rink.
The evening was presented by CSX, highlighting the $40,000 U.S. Open CSX FEI Speed Class, which saw a win for Hardin Towell (USA) and Lucifer V, as they opened elite show jumping competition for the week. The evening's competition also featured the U.S. Open $50,000 Spy Coast Farm Puissance, which saw Emanuel Andrade (VEN), Kama Godek (USA), and Todd Minikus (USA) split the victory three ways after each cleared the traditional brick wall at a height of 6'9″ inches. The $5,000 1.20m Junior/Amateur Jumper Speed Class was topped by Mimi Gochman of New York, NY aboard Gochman Sport Horse LLC's entry, Avoloma BH.
Guilherme Jorge (BRA), course designer of the 2016 Rolex Central Park Horse Show and 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, returns to Wollman Rink as the show jumping course designer for this week's national and international competition. The U.S. Open $40,000 CSX FEI Speed Class saw 30 horse and rider combinations take to Wollman Rink for their first night of competition, including some of the world's very best, highlighting rounds by Kent Farrington (USA), and McLain Ward (USA), alongside rising talent Lucy Deslauriers (USA), who finished in a competitive fifth place.
The winner of the U.S. Open $40,000 CSX FEI Speed Class, Hardin Towell (USA), guided Evergate Stables' Lucifer V, a 2006 Westphalian gelding (Lord Pezi x Grandina), improving upon the pair's third place finish last year and crossing through the timers in 53.53 seconds. Towell was the last entry on course and ultimately overtook Daniel Bluman (ISR) aboard Bacara D'Archonfosse, a 2007 Belgian Warmblood mare (Asca Z x Queen D'Archonfosse) owned by Kim Douglas and Alexa Schwitzer, who stopped the clocks in 55.75 seconds. Kristen Vanderveen (USA) and Bull Run's Faustino De Tili, a 2005 Belgian Warmblood stallion (Berlin x Bijous Van De Vijfheide) owned by Bull Run Jumpers Five LLC, rounded out the competition in third place, finishing in 55.98, adding four faults to their converted time.
"I felt the course was nice. It had a twisty turning start, but it wasn't so big and my horse has been jumping big classes all year," he said. "Tonight was a very competitive class, but I had a lot of confidence in my horse, so I took some shots and it was fantastic. I felt he was pretty quick to the second to last jump, and I thought my turns were nice. Last week at Gold Cup I only got third, but I didn't trust my horse or myself through the first line and in the second line I had the third jump down. I would've ended up third even if I'd gone clean, so today I decided to believe in my horse. I felt fast today and I knew it was quite good."
Towell and Lucifer V have been partnered together for several year and amassed top finishes around the globe in international competition. The pair has excelled during the summer season and Towell felt that the size and structure of the ring helped the duo secure the win and spoke to the versatility of Lucifer V.
"He's a very diverse horse. In big fields like Spruce Meadows, he's also great. He doesn't have the biggest stride, so in an arena like this it's even better because he's quicker in the turns, but this is quite a good ring. I'd also like to add that Daniel is one of my very close friends and we're very competitive, so it's always fun to win, but to beat one of your friends is even better," laughed Towell. "I'm not going to lie, the reason I really tried was because Daniel was winning, and he's won enough the past couple of weeks."
Bluman is also coming off of a very successful European tour, like his friend Hardin Towell, and was pleased with Bacara D'Archonfosse and her performance, as they look towards the $216,000 Grand Prix CSI 3* presented by Rolex.
"The mare jumped really well again tonight. We've been jumping great the past few shows and winning some classes. I walked the course and like Hardin said it wasn't too big," he explained. "I got to see Kristen [Vanderveen] go after me and she had a beautiful round and was super-fast. At that point I figured Hardin would get me at the end. He's a competitive guy. We work together and grew up together, and I knew he was going to try and he got me, so I'm happy for the second place, happy for him, and looking forward to tomorrow."
Bluman explained that though the mare is a serious competitor in the competition arena, she's extremely relaxed outside of the ring. He commented, "Hardin and I were joking in the warm-up that if she were a horse used for transportation two hundred years ago, it wouldn't do. She doesn't want to work because she's so relaxed. It took her twice the amount of time to get from stabling to the ring than any other horse, but she goes in the ring and she knows what she has to do. She's a competitor and she likes to win. She allows me to do my job. She's really fantastic horse who always wants to jump clear."
Kristen Vanderveen and Bull Run's Faustino De Tili were incredibly close to stealing the win in Wollman Rink and used the tight course to their advantage, posting the third fastest time despite knocking the first rail at the one-stride combination.
"He is super-fast and the small ring here actually plays to his advantage because he's really quick on the turns. I felt that we were very tight everywhere and he ended up catching me off guard by the end of the course. He was so ready for the turns that I cut him a little too aggressively at the combination and it caught up with me," she explained. "But I was very pleased with him tonight. He's so rideable for me. He's listening all the time and asks where I want to go, and that really helps in a ring of this size, and with his size as well. He's right where I want him."
Emanuel Andrade, Kama Godek, and Todd Minikus Split Top Honors in U.S. Open $50,000 Spy Coast Farm Puissance
The evening's competition concluded with the U.S. Open $50,000 Spy Coast Farm Puissance, which saw a three-way tie between Emanuel Andrade (VEN) aboard Clouwni, a 2003 Holsteiner gelding (Colman x Odessa XVII) owned by Andrade, Kama Godek (USA) and her own De Grande, a 2008 Dutch Warmblood gelding (Verdi x Concorde), and Todd Minikus (USA) piloting VDL Excel, a 2009 Dutch Warmblood gelding by Douglas and owned by Autumn View Farm.
The class boasted five entries that began the competition at a wall height of 5'3″. All five entries contested a height of 6'9″, before Andrew Kocher (USA), and Paul O'Shea (IRL) were eliminated in the fourth and final round of competition.
"I started to train last year and I had an equitation horse," smiled Godek. "I got an email asking if anyone wanted to do the Puissance at Central Park and I mean say no more! I had another client riding this horse in the 3'6″ Equitation and I knew he jumped big. I practiced a couple of times last year and we came back to win this year!"
Emanuel Andrade and Clouwni
Emanuel Andrade, a notable name on both the national and international show jumping circuits, contested his first Puissance class under the lights aboard his own Clouwni, ultimately clearing the massive wall set at 6'9″.
"This was my first Puissance and it was very exciting. It was impressive the first time I jumped that wall, but after that I started getting confident and it got much better. It was huge! I'm very happy about it," he said. "I'm very happy about the group of horses that went this year. They were all so good."
Veteran of the group, Todd Minikus, guided a young talent in his string in the class, also clearing the impressive wall at its top height. At only eight-years-old, VDL Excel looks to be a strong contender for the future and Minikus commented on the experience for both horse and rider under the lights in Central Park, while thanking class sponsor Spy Coast Farm for the opportunity.
"I'd like to thank Spy Coast Farm for sponsoring this. We all really appreciate it and the crowd seems to really appreciate it," said Minikus. "I rode a young horse tonight. We just started doing some smaller grand prix and this is great for giving the horses experience under the lights."
The revival of the Puissance in New York City was sparked by the once popular National Horse Show hosted at Madison Square Garden for many years. Mark Bellissimo, CEO of International Equestrian Group (IEG), felt it was necessary to keep the tradition alive in Central Park, once again bringing the entertaining brick wall back to the iconic city.
"The National Horse Show used to be here and no one can replace that show, but we are hoping in time we can bring that type of energy with us to the Rolex Central Park Horse Show," he commented. "This is the opportunity to do that, so last year we decided to add the Puissance class. It's a great thing to have in this sport. It engages the crowd and gives people something to root for that they understand. It's simple, if you leave the wall up, you move on to the next round."
Spy Coast Farm, a sport horse breeding and training operation based in both Lexington, KY, and Wellington, FL, was a first year sponsor of the U.S. Open $50,000 Puissance class and Lisa Lourie of Spy Coast Farm was on hand to discuss their participation in the event this year and discuss her love for Puissance, which was sparked by watching the entertaining class at the Dublin Horse Show each summer.
"I was so happy that we got this group of riders this year and we were so thrilled that they all came out. That's what the Puissance is all about. If you don't have good riders and good horses, then the class falls flat. We had the right group tonight, and that's what it comes down too," she said. "I called Mark after watching the Puissance at the Dublin Horse Show and told him that I was in for Central Park because it's such a fantastic class."
Mimi Gochman and Avoloma BH Ride to Win in $5,000 1.20m Junior/Amateur Jumper Speed Class
The night commenced with the $5,000 1.20m Junior/Amateur Speed Class, which awarded a victory for New York City's own Mimi Gochman, piloting her new mount, Avoloma BH, a 2005 Dutch Warmblood mare (Quasimodo Z x Voloma) owned by Gochman Sport Horse LLC.
"I used to have parties in Wollman Rink for my birthday," commented Gochman. "It's amazing to see the transformation from an ice skating arena to an amazing show with a beautiful backdrop. It's such a privilege to be able to show in the middle of New York City. Central Park has always been a fun place to hang out, but I never imagined I'd be riding in a horse show here."
Of her round, Gochman said, "It was a nice course. It was a little complicated with the angles but our trainer really helped. She told us where to go and set us up for the best possible route, so that was very helpful. She's a new mare for me, and we've had a lot of success so far. I'm really starting to figure out what she likes and doesn't like. She's game for anything and she always tries to jump her best. She's just a really good mare."
Gochman completed the track in 52.97 seconds, almost three full seconds ahead of the second position finisher, Alexandra Crown, also of New York, NY, who rode her own Quentucky Jolly, a 2004 Selle Francais gelding (Nirvan V x Fabiola Depinette), to second place on 55.82 seconds.
"I got this horse in the middle of July," said Crown, "We've only gone to about five shows together or so. He's incredibly competitive and he's very good at venues like this. He's comfortable with the tight rings. This worked out in his favor, but we still couldn't beat Mimi. That was fast! We gave it a go and he was fantastic, so I couldn't have asked for anything more."
The class continued with an impressive New York native streak as Sophie Gochman took the third place slot aboard Wirina, a 2003 Dutch Warmblood mare (Harlem x Sarina) also owned by Gochman Sport Horse LLC, after finishing the course in 55.87 seconds.
"I've been competing against Mimi for basically my entire life," commented the eldest Gochman sister. "This doesn't really change anything. I'm always rooting for her and she's always routing for me. Tonight I was just taking one for the team. Whoever wins, it's still good because go team Baxter Hill!"
For more information, visit www.centralparkhorseshow.com.
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Kama Godek Blazes the Trail and Pilots Air Force One to the 1.30-1.35m Victory at Wolfstone Stables
Kama Godek and Air Force One.
The 1.40m Grand Prix Will Take Place Tomorrow 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. at Wolfstone Stables
Wellington, FL – January 9, 2014 – Kama Godek and Air Force One soared through the jump off in the first event of the Wellington Turf Tour on Wednesday, January 8, 2014. Their finesse through the short track allowed them to surpass 17 contenders in a solid 36 seconds. Their time proved untouchable as each consecutive rider attempted to catch their pace, but Godek's strong turns and quick pace made it an impossible feat.
Godek is no stranger to The Ridge at Wellington's Turf Tour. Although this is only the second year that Godek has traveled to Wellington for the winter circuit, she has made the Ridge events a permanent fixture on her show schedule. Last year, Godek navigated Air Force One to several top placings in the event, and she returned to take charge for the 2014 series.
"Air Force One is my grand prix horse. I have done some World Cup Qualifiers with him, and he was the horse of the year in Virginia," Godek said of her mount. "I gave him the last two months as holiday to go galloping down the canals and relax. I like to keep him interested and keep his job fun. Going every single week to the same ring can get really boring."
Godek continued, "I wasn't planning on doing a big class with him this week, so I decided to do him in the classes today and then bring him back on Friday to jump in the 1.40m class. Right now, I am playing around with him, having fun and enjoying the change of scenery. It keeps them more interested in their job when they can see different venues. I have a lot of horses for sale, and being able to put them on the trailer and bring them over to jump around without pouring a lot of money into them is ideal."
Air Force One proved to be in peak condition as Godek navigated the grey gelding through Pierre Jolicouer's course. Godek had seen Kevin Babington take the lead only minutes before aboard Shorapur, owned by Shorapur LLC, but Air Force One covered the ground with a quick pace and was right there for Godek as they sliced the turns and beat Babington's time by a narrow margin of a little over a tenth of a second.
"I didn't even realize how fast I was going," Godek smiled. "He is always so fast across the ground that I don't even have to think about it. As long as I make decent turns, he is always there."
Kevin Babington and Baloucat
Babington secured the second place aboard Shorapur, while also snatching the third place with the 10-year-old mare Baloucat.
"It is really nice that they have added more venues. One of the downsides of jumping at the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) is that you are jumping in the same ring week in and week out. The horses get a little bored. I think this breaks it up for them," Babington explained. "The two I brought today – one is an up and coming grand prix horse that I plan on jumping on Friday in the 1.40m Grand Prix, and the other is a sale horse I wanted to get to know."
The Ridge events are nostalgic for Babington since he rode Shorapur for the first time during the first event of the Wellington Invitational Series in 2013.
"I have really high hopes for Shorapur," Babington expressed. "I got her at this time last year and moved her up to the grand prix at the end of her 8-year-old year. She is just turning 9 years old now. This year it is time to see what she really is."
Such positive reviews were heard from other top riders throughout the course of the day, including Chris Kappler, who brought two of his students to compete in the two classes.
"The Ridge's Wellington Turf Tour has grown to encompass the type of variety riders want here – to be able to get to different venues with young horses, and even older horses. Most of these venues have beautiful grass footing, and you don't really get that anymore," Kappler stated. "We are so thankful to these owners for hosting these events. With the way it is being run it works with the horse show and, at the same time, gives you an outlet for doing some different things. I think it is great for the circuit; it helps to break things up and make it so things don't get too monotonous for everybody, and provides an exceptional experience."
It was Schuyler Riley, the host of this week's event, who rode to the victory in the second class of the day. She entered into a three-horse jump off to ride away with the win aboard Navalo De Poheton, owned by Wolfstone Stables & Sales. She jumped to a double clear effort in 33.150 seconds. Godek secured the second place aboard Air Force One with another clean jump off in 33.274 seconds. Liz Mahoney and Carpe Diem rode to the third place with a four-fault jump off round in 48.975 seconds.
Not only was the competition fierce for the opening day of the Wellington Turf Tour, but the hospitality was unparalleled. The Ridge at Wellington hosted a beautiful spread for breakfast and lunch, allowing riders, owners and trainers to take a moment to relax in the tranquil atmosphere.
The course opened at 8 a.m. and remained open until 4:30 p.m., allowing competitors ample time to come at their convenience to ride and enjoy the ambiance of Wolfstone Stables. The $175,000 1.40m Invitational Grand Prix event will return to Wolfstone Stables tomorrow for the first week of competition, and will then make its way to the International Polo Club Palm Beach for Week Two of the Wellington Turf Tour. The 10-week series will culminate with the $24,750 Wellington Turf Tour Invitational Grand Prix Finale on Saturday, March 22, 2014.
Riders have the opportunity to ride over straight from the show grounds, or trailer their horses over while enjoying unparalleled hospitality and quality competition. The Ridge series is the perfect training opportunity to help riders and horses prepare for the classes held at the Winter Equestrian Festival, helping to end the daily grind and prevent complacency throughout the circuit.
Meadowbrook Horse Transport will provide transportation to and from the horse show and other locations throughout Wellington for both the Wednesday and Friday events. The transportation is a nominal fee of $50 per horse, and will be calculated into the final show fees. To make a reservation for one of the three pickup times: 8 a.m., 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. please call Peter Tufano of Meadowbrook Horse Transport at (954) 415-7217, or call Nona Garson at (908) 500-0996.
For more information about the Ridge at Wellington, please go to http://www.theridgefarm.com. For up-to-date information, please follow the Ridge at Wellington on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Ridge-at-Wellington/219358376264.
The Ridge at Wellington Horse Show Series Fast Facts
The Ridge at Wellington Turf Tour offers their popular 1.40m Invitational Grand Prix for its second year, with an open in gate format taking place once a week at beautiful venues throughout Wellington. The Ridge at Wellington Grand Prix Finale will take place March 22, 2014.
The Turf Tour also will host 1.30m-1.35m Jumpers every Wednesday beginning January 8, 2014 and running until March 19, 2014.
Young Jumper Classes and both Children's/Senior Jumper Classics will find their home intermittently throughout the Wellington Turf Tour.
The Ridge at Wellington offers Equitation Shows every Tuesday of the month from January – March 2013. There will also be a series of schooling shows at the Ridge at Wellington for all experience levels.
Two USHJA International Hunter Derbies will take place February 7, 2014 and March 21, 2014.
The Ridge at Wellington series includes several weeks of competition throughout the Winter Season with USEF Rated Equitation Shows. This winter will also feature five two-day schooling shows. The Ridge at Wellington Turf Tour will offer 1.30m-1.35m Jumpers, 1.40m Invitational Grand Prix, Young Jumpers, Children's/Senior Classics, and two hunter derbies.
Wolfstone Stables
3655 Middleburg Dr,
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Wednesday, January 8, 2014 – 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Friday, January 10, 2014 – 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
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From the Florida Turnpike: Take the exit for LakeWorth Road West. Continue on Lake Worth Road approximately 6 miles to South Shore Blvd. Make a left on South Shore Blvd. Continue to the stop sign at 50th Street. Make a Right on 50th Street. Continue to Stables Way and make a right. Continue to the end of Stables Way and make a right on Palm Beach Point Blvd. Driveway to farm is 50 feet on the left.
From Route 95: Take the exit for Forest Hill Blvd West. Continue on Forest Hill Blvd to South Shore Blvd. Make a left on South Shore Blvd. Once on South Shore Blvd, continue straight at light at Pierson Road and again straight through the intersection at Lake Worth Road, to the stop sign at 50th Street. Make a Right on 50th Street. Continue to Stables Way and make a right. Continue to the end of Stables Way and make a right on Palm Beach Point Blvd. Driveway to farm is 50 feet on the left.
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Add Matthew Melancon to the list of favorites for the OSAA Class 6A boys cross country championships.
The Sheldon junior put himself among the state�s best with a breakout victory at the Concordia/Puma Classic in Portland on Saturday when he beat the reigning 6A and 5A champions.
Melancon finished the muddy course in 15 minutes, 41 seconds, three seconds ahead of Crater�s Josh Elliott and five seconds ahead of North Medford�s Drew Jordan, who both won state titles last year.
Melancon and Jordan are the individual favorites heading into the Southwest Conference meet Oct. 31 in Roseburg.
The team race at next week�s district meet figures to be very close between defending champion South Eugene, Sheldon, Roseburg and North Medford.
Hayden Randall, one of five seniors on the team, ran a personal-best 16:53 Saturday, and Caleb Patrick was not far behind despite losing his shoe in the first 50 meters. Logan Osterhout returned from a foot injury two weeks ago, and Todd Moore and Tyrell Jagelski round out the senior class. Freshman Jackson Darland also contributes.
South Eugene lost five of seven runners off last year�s title team, but the Axemen have put themselves back in the mix.
Alex Mauro has been South Eugene�s No. 1 runner this season. Scott McCann returns after placing seventh at district last year, but he has battled injuries, and Daniel Bellissimo is the other returnee.


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