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Hammett, PA, July 28, 2013: The FASTRAK Northeast Touring Series came to Eriez for the second leg of the Triple Crown Summer Sizzler. The original second leg was scheduled for Marion Center July 27 was rained out and will be made up at a date to be determined. The thirty cars enterred were divided into four groups for qualifying and heat races. Fastest overall qualifier was Corning, New York’s Wayne Robertson, winner of the first leg of the series at Conneaut, OH’s Raceway 7. Robertson timed in at 16.186 and an average speed of 83.405 MPH. Robertson was in group two. The fastest qualifiers for the other groups were Scott Gurdak in group 1, Matt Latta, toolbox foam winner of a 2012 touring event here in group 3 and Dennis Lunger in group 4. Heat winners were Max Blair, Robertson, toolbox foam Latta, and Lunger. Heat race finishes determined the top sixteen starting line-up for the 30-lap, $2000 to win feature. Two B-Mains toolbox foam determined the next eight spots and the high point car not qualified, Bobby Rohrer, was given a provisional starting toolbox foam berth.
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The first of two Canadian bracelets doled out yesterday now lies on the wrist of Justin Oliver after achieving victory in Event #38: $2,500 No-Limit Hold em (NLHE) – Four-Handed. Oliver outlasted a field of 566-players, including a final table that contained David Pham, Jared Jaffee and Nick Schwarmann to take home the first prize of $309,071.
It was a fairytale for Oliver. Not only had he been playing poker for just three-years, but also he had never played four-max before and came into the heads-up encounter with Nick Schwarmann with 6:1 chip deficit.
My mental game is tough but it used to be terrible. I used to tilt and go insane. I have to plug Jared Tendler and his great book The Mental Game of Poker . Jared is a good friend of mine and he has coached me on the mental game and I don t tilt any more. It doesn t matter what happens to me I just don t feel upset for any second. It s not as if I knew I was going to win, I was just willing to accept whatever would happen. Wherever the cards fall they fall. Oliver told the PokerNews sideline reporter Sarah Grant in his post win interview.
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A new internal US Immigration and Customs Enforcement document that the US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee retrieved honeycomb board and then released to the public earlier this week has added another layer to the conflicting set of stories coming out of the Obama White House as to exactly why it released thousands of illegal immigrants from ICE jails on the eve of sequester.
According to this document, the detainees released from ICE facilities beginning at the end of February are part of a larger plan to release thousands of prisoners so that ICE facilities would only be operating at about 70% full capacity. ICE has just more than 34,000 beds that it operates.
Starting shortly after February honeycomb board 15, 2013, media reported that a few hundred and then a few thousand prisoners had been released from ICE prisons, and the initial explanation was that these detainees were being released due to budget cuts related to sequester.
When asked to explain why ICE facilities would operate at 70% effectiveness because of 2.4% worth of cuts, Gillian Christenson, a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security s Media Relations team in Washington, D.C., blamed across-the-board spending cuts in the sequester:
As fiscal uncertainty honeycomb board remained over the continuing resolution, and with the strong possibility of sequestration, ICE officials identified and released honeycomb board detained individuals who posed the least threat to public safety, were not subject to mandatory detention and who were appropriate candidates for supervised release. These decisions were made on a case by case basis, by career law enforcement officials in the field, in order to ensure that ICE maintained sufficient resources to detain serious criminal offenders and other individuals who pose a significant threat to public safety through the end of the continuing resolution.
Christenson further claimed, With sequestration now in effect, ICE must reduce expenditures by $294,000,000 across all of its programs, which represents a 5% cut to all accounts honeycomb board across ICE s budget and will reduce ICE s actual annual detention budget going forward.”
that Administration honeycomb board officials at ICE prepared cold calculations to release thousands of criminal aliens onto the streets and did not demonstrate any consideration of the impact this decision would have on the safety of Americans. The decision honeycomb board to release detained aliens undermines the Department of Homeland Security s mission to keep our homeland secure and instead makes our communities less safe and more vulnerable to crime.
The House Judiciary Committee has found several ways the Department could save money in light of sequestration, such as reducing staff bonuses honeycomb board and performance awards and using unspent funds from inefficient state and local grant programs. But regardless of sequestration, DHS actually has plenty honeycomb board of funding to pay for the detention of criminal aliens. honeycomb board Unfortunately, it seems Administration officials honeycomb board are more interested in using sequestration to promote their political agenda than as an opportunity to get our nation s fiscal house in order. The Judiciary Committee honeycomb board plans to hold a hearing on this issue soon to get down to the bottom of this problematic situation.
Furthermore, Republican senators and congressmen have been complaining that these cuts come even though DHS didn t spend $8 billion in allocated funds. Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley sent a letter to DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano on February 27, 2013 and was concerned that these cuts come even though $8 billion honeycomb board was allocated but unspent in 2012.
While the Department released illegal honeycomb board alien detainees into the population on the basis of cost cutting, we find this decision particularly troubling because the Department has carried or will carry forward billions of dollars in fiscal years 2012 and 2013. Last year, the department announced an unobligated balance of over $8 billion.
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Even as of this writing, we're still torn on the RAZR M's fit and finish. Does it offend with extravagant styling? Nope. Does it entice with a striking design? That's another no. On the whole, the device is best categorized as inoffensive -- it's imbued with a blandness that's neither edgy, nor soft and curvy. Motorola's achieved a design that could very well wind up in your Grandma's hands, or even your hipster younger brother's. It's just not that divisive and, well, therein lies the RAZR M's obvious marketing charm.
Seen from the front, the RAZR M presents an expanse of Gorilla Glass ringed by an aluminum frame. Flanking the screen are Motorola's logo up top and Verizon's branding on the bottom. Save for a tapered chin, it's an altogether simple face, uncluttered and nondescript. honey comb Only in its white iteration does the phone convey a sense of personality. In black, it's anonymous and indistinct; a no-frills phone for the non-fussy.
Ports honey comb and hardware keys are placed about the M's four edges with a clear rhyme and reason. Along the right side, you'll find a very solid-feeling power button and volume rocker, both of which have just enough texture so as to make them easy to find by feel. On the opposite edge is the micro-USB port -- along with micro-SIM and microSD slots, both covered by a flimsy strip of protective plastic. Flip the phone around and you'll find the most striking evidence of the phone's honey comb RAZR lineage: a smooth, Kevlar-coated back. As you'd expect, it's similar honey comb to the backing on the new RAZR HD and RAZR Maxx HD. This time, though, the Kevlar doesn't take up the whole back side; presiding over that patterned honey comb mesh is an 8-megapixel shooter capable of 1080p video capture.
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Hammett, PA, July 21, 2013: Auto Racers for Kids is an Erie charity benefitting area youth. Every year the group holds a charity racing extravaganza including a Chinese Auction, wood carving demonstration, and other activities plus extra purse money in every class. The evening started with WJET-TV personality Craig Smiley singing our National Anthem and serving as the honorary starter, waving the green to get the evening moving. During the second heat in the Street Stocks Matt Tuzynski got into the front straight wall and flipped several times along the fence, damaging it to the extent repairs were necessary, resulting in an approximate red flag delay of 25 minutes. Tuzynski was uninjured. Robbie Blair got his fifth Eriez Speedway packing paper win of the season with his son, the defending champion Max Blair, winning his third feature packing paper of the season in the FASTRAK Late Models. E-Mod defending champion Joel Watson went to the winner’s circle for the second time, taking the UEMS A&MP E-Mod feature, Chris McGuire got his first Limited Late Model feature win of the season, Paul Schreckengost got his first Street Stock feature of the year, and Casey Burch collected his fourth feature win of the season. Area kids were also winners packing paper as Auto Racing for Kids raised approximately $9000 to be divided among four children s charities in Erie, including CASA of Erie, Kaleidoscope, Bethesda Trinity Center, and the Safe Haven Child Care Center. packing paper
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The United E-Mod Series made a visit to Eriez Speedway with a full twenty-four car field. Plyler Overhead Door E-Mod champion Joel Watson was on the pole with UEMS A&MP regular Dan Davies outside. Current series points leader Steve Dixon started from the third position, looking for his sixth series win of the season and his second at Eriez. After many caution periods as cars were having trouble negotiating traffic on the hard, slick surface, the second half of the 25-lap affair went smoothly with only one caution, for a spin in turn two with three laps remaining. Joel Watson led the entire distance from the pole with Michael finishing second after starting eighth, packing paper Dave Hess third, after starting fourth, Ron Davies fourth, up from eighth, and Mike Smith coming to the line fifth after starting twelfth.
With $1000 up for the winner defending champion Max Blair and Scott Gurdak led the twenty Bonnell Collision Center FASTRAK Late Models to the green with third starting Bruce Hordusky diving low in turn two to make it three-wide down the back straight on lap one. Blair was the leader at the end of the first lap and opened packing paper a lead sufficient to start lapping cars by lap nine. At eleven complete Breyton Santee looped his mount in turn two for the race’s first caution. After the restart Hordusky came to second but Gurdak was back by him at the end of thirteen laps. At this point two time winner and points leader Chad Wright was up to fourth, from seventh at the green. Al Brewer spun coming out of turn two at lap eighteen, bringing packing paper caution packing paper number two over the field. Restarts within five laps of checkers are single file so it was Blair, Gurdak, Hordusky, Wright, and one-time winner Damien Bidwell bringing the field down for the two-lap dash for the win. In the final run Billy Henry got by Bidwell for fifth but

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With the payouts starting at 666 players, 54 souls would go home empty handed and with only the memories of having gotten close to having a WSOP Championship Event cash on their poker resume. At the start of play on Friday, Dave D Alesandro was atop the leaderboard with his 1.1 million in chips, with three other men Sean Rice , Jacob Balsiger and Leo Wolpert joining him in the million chip club.
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On the first deal of hand-for-hand play, four players were eliminated from the Championship Event. Steve Rosen shoved with pocket Kings but ran into pocket Aces; Roberto Riva s pocket fives were crushed by his opponent s pocket Kings; Dane Lomas suffered the cruelest indignity in having his pocket Aces cracked by an opponent s A-K on a K-K-7 flop; and David Kelley saw his pocket Queens bested by Christina Lindley s pocket Aces.
After all the commotion died down from the quadruple popping of the bubble, tournament director Jack Effel brought the four men to the Main Stage of the Amazon Room. As they regretted their unfortunate luck, Effel informed them that they would split the 666th place money ($19,227, or just over $4800 each) and would be participants in a special four handed Sit and Go (time TBA). The winner of that SNG will be further rewarded with a seat to next year s Championship Event.
Following the ceremonies for the official popping of the money bubble, the floodgates opened and players started cashing out from the $62 million prize pool. In his first tournament, Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo would make the minimum money for his efforts and he was joined by a host of popular pros. Jason Mercier , Marvin Rettenmaier , Liv Boeree , J. C. Tran , Tuan Le , Brock Parker foam cushion replacement and Ronnie Bardah were just a few of those who could at least show a profit from their $10,000 buy in.
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Paul Volpe has been hovering around the top of the 2012 WSOP Championship Event leaderboard seemingly since the start of the event and Day Four would be his moving day. After starting Friday s play with 820K in chips (good for the tenth place slot), Volpe would more than double that stack by the early evening hours. He would ride that chip stack through the night s play and will head to today s Day Five action as the overall chip leader in the tournament.
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