Rachel Alexandra the magic horse is now retired

Apparently the horse also has a retirement. 24 hours after Rachel Alexandra turned in a bullet work of four-two hundred yards at Saratoga's Oklahoma training track, majority owner, Jess Jackson, ensuring that the Year of Horse power has been retired from racing.

"We all know that, although training and campaigns on a patient, Rachel Alexandra did not return to 2009 form," said Jackson

"I believe it is time to retire our champion and reward him with a less stressful life .. We are delighted he will be healthy and happy retirement to our beautiful farm in Kentucky (Stonestreet Farm near Lexington).

Is the name of a very accomplished racing horses participated in various championships, but by the owner he stated retire and rest because he was already quite old.

"Rachel Alexandra we owe nothing. For three years, he set the standard and the existing record before his filly ever achieved. And I suspect will be quite a while before Filly 3 years ever equal or surpass his achievement. Even his fans are very pleased with a series of spectacular victories, I believe them, as we, are time and again just fascinated by her beauty, courage, and athletic. "

Rachel Alexandra is a horse that has a strong fascination. During his prime, he always won the world championship of horse racing. No wonder many people who admire Rachel Alexandra as a horse mainstay.

We await further news, what will be done by Rachel Alexandra in the future after retirement?

Similac Recall

Be careful with Similac infant formula, recent research found the possibility of a small component of insects and beetle larvae in the milk. The possible impact is the son of a decreased appetite, and abdominal pain.

Similac infant formula has become a major baby food, because it tastes good and full of nutrition, but this time the research was not kidding, because some researchers did find larvae of the beetle in Similac.

The most sensible step to overcome it is to select other milk alternatives to minimize this risk, because it is probable that this milk has been produced widely around the world.

Milk Formula Similac probably not aware of the beetle larvae are very small indeed shape and not too dangerous, but the impact can disrupt your baby's health.

Careful with Similac milk, before too late!

Paris Hilton Refused Entry To Japan On Arrival

Jakarta. The high-profile heiress was denied entrance into Japan on Wednesday, two days after she pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor drug charge in Las Vegas.

In a major blow to hundreds of Indonesian adolescents but probably nobody else, United States celebrity Paris Hilton appears to have canceled her upcoming visit to Indonesia after Japanese authorities apparently refused to allow her to enter Japan.

“I’m going back home, and I look forward to coming back to Japan in the future,” a smiling Hilton said to reporters at Tokyo’s airport.

Japan has strict immigration laws that bar entry to those convicted of drug offenses, although exceptions are occasionally granted.
“About to take off. Going home now,” she later tweeted. “So dissappointed [sic] to miss my fans in Asia. I promise to come back soon. I love you all! Love Paris xoxo”

Gunman Killed in Shooting at Texas Army Base, 2 Wounded

At shooting shop section of the Army at Fort Bliss, El, Paso of Texas still a mystery. A gunman wounded two people before being shot dead after he opened fire and obscure the identities of the victims in the store.

The shooting, in-store "" Shopette, was reported around 3:00 p.m. Monday afternoon, Col. Joseph A. Simonelli Jr. said at a news conference. Area was roped off for FBI investigation



According to officials in the area, the case of a shooting that took place in the army is still under investigation due to take place in a matter of minutes.

There is a yellow rope from the FBI to the general public does not damage the evidence scene. And shootings in Texas including pure criminal incidents that occurred in the city center.

True that the shooter did not have a political mission in the incidence of these events? We wait for the next news.

Private equity group CVC Capital Partners has launched a SFr3.3bn

It's a big leap for Telecom. Private equity group CVC Capital Partners has launched a SFr3.3bn ($ 3.2bn) buy-out of Sunrise, the mobile phone business Danish TDC Switzerland, opening the way for Danish companies to push ahead with a flotation this direncanakan. Is the right decision?

The deal, confirmed by the TMA on Friday, SFr2.4bn financed with debt from BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank. This is one of the largest private equity deal in Europe this year and one of the largest in the telecommunications sector for years. Maybe SFr2.4bn feel very confident with that big capital.

This follows Swiss regulator's decision in April to block the proposed merger mobile business TDC Switzerland with one owned by France Telecom.

Sunshine Disposal complement efforts by the private owner of the Danish telecom group equity to re-focus on the Nordic region.
TDC's private equity owners, Apax Partners, Blackstone, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, Permira and Providence Equity Partners, hopes to continue with its initial public offering before the end of the year.

The owners of private new capital Sunrise, Switzerland's second largest mobile phone operator after Swisscom, is expected to use the extensive networks to drive growth, especially after the company began selling Apple's popular iPhone.

Sunrise Value agreement about six times earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization in the year to June SFr547m. It produced about SFr2bn revenue from 1.9 mobile subscribers and 600,000 broadband ¬ clients.

Sale of TDC shares originally scheduled in the first half of this year, but postponed when regulators blocked Sunrise Swiss merger with France Telecom unit. European stock markets volatile country also has contributed to delay.

Sunrise agreement will be the first conducted by Lorne Somerville since CVC hired former UBS banker telecommunications to regulate telecommunications, media and technology team in 2008.

Delaware Election Results

Delaware Election Results-Conservative party activists and Christine O'Donnell's favorite tea was very disappointed with their defeat of veteran U.S. Rep. Michael Castle of Delaware Republican Senate primary Tuesday. This is a surprising victory of the State party.
O'Donnell made the victory a great new spirit to create a movement tea party after a victory by Republican candidates in Alaska and the Senate tea Nevada primaries. That is another major victory of the former governor of Alaska Sarah Palin, who supported O'Donnell last week.

With all regions reporting around, O'Donnell had 53 percent to 47 percent for the Castle, a two-term governor and former congressman who served longest in the history of Delaware.

O'Donnell supporters who gathered at an Elks Lodge in Dover erupted in cheers and dancing after learning his victory. O'Donnell took the early lead as vote results came in and never let go of it, pushing some support for creating floor-sweeping motion while chanting, "Sweep them 'out!"

"We work hard to be here," said O'Donnell. "I can not thank you for the Delaware Community has spoken:. No more politics as usual! I can not thank you, because you have partnered with me, believe me from the start, stand with me in the face of adversity."

O'Donnell also thanked for his support of Palin.
"He sat in the back of our war-weary people and gave us the encouragement of encouragement when we need it," he said. "He is the voice of the political personal destruction."

Castle supporters at the party elections in Wilmington stood transfixed as rolled back, but erupted into cheers when he took the stage for a brief speech.
"The voters in the Republican primaries have spoken, and I respect that decision," he said.
That's the political world, there's always winning and losing. Whatever the decision and outcome, should we as good citizens must accept, because this is the best.
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Delaware Election Results

Delaware Election Results- Conservative party activists and Christine O'Donnell's favorite tea was very disappointed with their defeat of veteran U.S. Rep. Michael Castle of Delaware Republican Senate primary Tuesday. This is a surprising victory of the State party.
O'Donnell made the victory a great new spirit to create a movement tea party after a victory by Republican candidates in Alaska and the Senate tea Nevada primaries. That is another major victory of the former governor of Alaska Sarah Palin, who supported O'Donnell last week.

With all regions reporting around, O'Donnell had 53 percent to 47 percent for the Castle, a two-term governor and former congressman who served longest in the history of Delaware.

O'Donnell supporters who gathered at an Elks Lodge in Dover erupted in cheers and dancing after learning his victory. O'Donnell took the early lead as vote results came in and never let go of it, pushing some support for creating floor-sweeping motion while chanting, "Sweep them 'out!"

"We work hard to be here," said O'Donnell. "I can not thank you for the Delaware Community has spoken:. No more politics as usual! I can not thank you, because you have partnered with me, believe me from the start, stand with me in the face of adversity."

O'Donnell also thanked for his support of Palin.
"He sat in the back of our war-weary people and gave us the encouragement of encouragement when we need it," he said. "He is the voice of the political personal destruction."

Castle supporters at the party elections in Wilmington stood transfixed as rolled back, but erupted into cheers when he took the stage for a brief speech.
"The voters in the Republican primaries have spoken, and I respect that decision," he said.
That's the political world, there's always winning and losing. Whatever the decision and outcome, should we as good citizens must accept, because this is the best.
Simak
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