LIBERAL MOORE TRYS TO SCARE CANADIANS INTO WEARING MASKS EVERY WHERE AGAIN.

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

 LIBERAL MOORE TRYS TO SCARE CANADIANS INTO WEARING MASKS EVERY WHERE AGAIN.

WELL THE DEMOLIBNUTS IN CANADA IN MEDIA AND THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. A COUPLE OF MONTHS  AGO WERE PROPAGANDISING ALL CANADIANS. HOW TO TAKE YOUR VACCINES KIDS. OR USE WILL DIE OF COLDS AND FLUS. THEN INBETWEEN THAT AND THE BOOSTER FOR OLD PEOPLE THE SCARE PROPAGANDA OF THE FLU. THE FLU SHOT WAS PROPAGANDISED.AND NOW THE GIGANTIC ALL PUT TOGETHER LAB MADE KILLER SCAM IS IN FULL GEAR AGAIN.THE USUSAL SUSPECTS ARE IT. THE PAY OUT BY THE BIG DRUG DEALERS OF THE WORLD MODERNA, PFIZER. GIVE TO ALL THE LIBERAL MEDIA AND LIBERAL DOCTORS. LAP DOG PUPPETS LIKE MOORE, LABOS, BOGOSH. AND DEPOPULATION MEDIA EXPERTS LIKE HEATHER HISCOX AND JOHN NORTHCOTT. NOW AN HOUR AGO - MOORE WAS SAYING ALL CANADIANS SHOULD BE WEARING MASKS 24 HOURS A DAY AND AT HOME ALSO. HE SAID HE WANTS MASK MANDATES WITHOUT SAYING IT SHOULD BE MANDATED. BUT EARLIER THIS MOURNING. LABOS WAS YAPPING WITH CBC MEDIA WHORE HEATHER HISCOX. AND HE SAID. SINCE CANADIANS WILL NOT OBEY THE MASK MANDATES AGAIN. WE MUST FORCE THE MANDATORY MASK WEARING BY THE GOVERNMENT AND THE HEALTH CARE PROFFESIONALS. SO THESE LITTLE CANADIAN SHEEP OBEY LIKE GOOD LITTLE SLAVES.WEARING THEIR MASKS 24 HOURS A DAY. BEING IN LOCK DOWN FOR 6 MONTHS AT A TIME. AND OF COURSE TAKING YOUR RSV LAB MADE KILLER SHOTS EVERY MONTH. FOR THE GOOD OF THE KIDS. WHAT GOOD OF KIDS IS THIS LAME BRAIN TALKING ABOUT. THE LIBERAL, DEMOCRAPS MURDER BABIES BY ABORTION. OR THE ALIVE KIDS THAT WILL BE DEAD SHORTLY FROM THIS LAB MADE KILLER SHOT. REMEMBER THE DEMOLIBNUTS ALWAYS USE KIDS AS AN EXCUSE FOR EVERYTHING. TAKE THE SHOT, WEAR THE MASKS FOEVER, FOR THE KIDS SAKE AND THE GOOD OF THE EARTH. RIGHT NOW THE PROPAGANDA IS THE HOSPITALS ARE FULL AGAIN OF KIDS DYING BY THE RSV, AND THE FLU. AND ON VENTLATERS.

CDC SITE-CDC surveillance has shown an increase in RSV detections and RSV-associated emergency department visits and hospitalizations in multiple U.S. regions, with some regions nearing seasonal peak levels. Clinicians and public health professionals should be aware of increases in respiratory viruses, including RSV.

Respiratory syncytial (sin-SISH-uhl) virus, or RSV, is a common respiratory virus that usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms. Most people recover in a week or two, but RSV can be serious, especially for infants and older adults. RSV is the most common cause of bronchiolitis (inflammation of the small airways in the lung) and pneumonia (infection of the lungs) in children younger than 1 year of age in the United States.

IF RSV CAUSES MILD, COLD LIKE SYMPTOMS. WHY ALL THE LIBERALMITES SCARE ABOUT THE HOSPITALS ARE FILLED WITH DYING KIDS. NO ITS THE VACCINE THATS GOT ALL THE KIDS IN HOSPITALS. NOT THE RSV, FLU, COLDS. ITS BEEN 3 MONTHS SINCE THE KIDS GOT FORCED TO TAKE THE SHOTS. AND THE KILLER AFFECTS ARE IN FULL GEAR NOW. AND A WEEK OR SO AGO THE OLD FOLKS ON MY SIDE OF THE VILLAGE. GOT THEIR LATEST SHOT. AND 2 WEEKS LATER. 1 DIED FROM BLOOD IN THE BRAIN. AND AT LEAST HALF ARE IN LOCK DOWN. BECAUSE OF THE RSV OR FLU. I OVIOUSLY NEVER TOOK THE KILLER SHOT OR THE FLU SHOT EITHER IN THE LAST MONTH. AND WHILE EVERYBODY ELSE GETS SICK. I CONTINUE TO ENJOY GODS EVERY DAY.

Ontario's top doctor strongly recommends masking indoors as health system faces 'extraordinary pressures'-Medical officials have increasingly called for public masking as infections rise-CBC News · Posted: Nov 14, 2022 7:45 AM ET | Last Updated: 3 hours ago

Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore has previously said this fall and winter would see a resurgence of respiratory illnesses and he would recommend masking in certain indoor settings if hospitals began cancelling surgeries to deal with a surge of patients. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)-Ontario's chief medical officer of health is "strongly recommending" that Ontarians wear masks in all indoor public settings, including in schools and in childcare settings.At a news conference on Monday, Dr. Kieran Moore said the province's health system is facing "extraordinary pressures" with the ongoing circulation of COVID-19, the earlier than normal rise in Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), as well as influenza."What we are facing is a triple threat that requires our collective action and action to protect the most vulnerable in our communities, the very young, the very old and those with underlying medical issues and to ensure that our healthcare system remains able to care for Ontarians when they need it," Moore said.Moore said Ontarians need to get back to using all the layers of protection that have proven to work over the course of the pandemic."We should all be screening daily for signs of illness and stay home when you are sick," he said."I'm asking Ontarians, especially children six months of age and older, pregnant individuals, families and caregivers with young children, health-care workers and elderly, and those with underlying health conditions to get your flu shot as soon as possible, [to] protect themselves and those around them," Moore added.Unprecedented surge of sick children-The recommendation to mask up comes as pediatric hospitals across Ontario have been dealing with an unprecedented surge of sick children in recent weeks.Moore said children aged two to five should only wear a mask with supervision if they can safely tolerate masking, and can put it on and take it off.Moore has previously said this fall and winter would see a resurgence of respiratory illnesses and that he would recommend masking in certain indoor settings if hospitals began cancelling surgeries to deal with a surge of patients.Medical officials have also been increasingly calling for the public to mask up after children's hospitals across the province became overwhelmed with young patients in emergency departments, pediatric wards and intensive care units.On Friday the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto announced it would be ramping down surgeries to redeploy staff to those areas.SickKids chief executive officer Dr. Ronald Cohn said the cancellation of surgeries is a big blow to children, their families and health-care workers."It is heartbreaking for the families and the children because, you know, the term 'elective surgery' doesn't really exist in children," Cohn told CBC Toronto, adding it's about finding the right time to schedule and perform the surgery."It's also incredibly morally distressing for all of us as health-care professionals, recognizing that we actually cannot do these procedures for the children, knowing that they need them," said Cohn.Dr. Chris Simpson, executive vice-president, medical, at Ontario Health, also spoke at Monday's news conference. He said that "unusually high numbers of children are coming into hospital emergency departments" for one or more viral illnesses, and the total number of these children that require admission is "uncommonly high."Simpson said while Ontario hospitals have been preparing for "this triple threat," they are seeing high numbers of seriously ill children and seeing them earlier in the season than had been expected."Although this current situation is unlike anything we've seen in the pediatric population in recent memory, we have strong systems and structures that have been put in place during the pandemic for our adult community," Simpson said.Meanwhile, speaking at a news conference on Sunday, an unrelated issue, Premier Doug Ford urged members of the public to get their flu shots and be up to date on the COVID-19 vaccinations."Wear a mask every time possible," Ford said.Ford did not answer repeated questions Sunday about whether his government would be mandating masks in any settings."I'm going to follow Dr. Moore's direction," Ford said, a line he repeated several times when pressed on the issue.With files from Desmond Brown, Derick Deonarain and The Canadian Press

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) - Government of Ontario-Ministry of Health-Ministry of Long-Term Car

Key Facts-Information for Health Care Providers: Respiratory Syncytial Virus Prophylaxis for High-Risk Infants Program.Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infects the lungs and airways. It causes colds and is the most common cause of broncholitis in young infants and toddlers. Most children will have at least one RSV infection by the age of two. The infection is most severe in young babies and older adults and can cause serious lung infections that may require hospitalization. However, most infants and children infected by RSV typically experience mild symptoms that last a few days. Older children and adults also get RSV but symptoms are typically mild, similar to a common cold.Through the Respiratory Syncytial Virus Prophylaxis for High-Risk Infants Program, infants and children who are less than two years of age at high risk of severe illness from RSV may be eligible for the drug palivizumab used to prevent a serious lower tract infection caused by the virus.Key Facts-Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infects the lungs and airways. It causes colds and is the most common cause of broncholitis, an inflammation of the small airways in the lung and pneumonia in young infants and toddlers. Most children will have an RSV infection by the age of two.Children are more likely catch RSV from November to April (with variations in various regions of Ontario) when the virus is most active.RSV usually causes a mild infection that would not require medical attention or treatment.What are the signs and symptoms of RSV? An infant or child with RSV may experience symptoms like a cold or flu, including:coughing,a runny nose, fever,wheezing,a decrease in appetite and energy, irritability.Because these are common symptoms, it is easy to mistake RSV for another respiratory illnesses. While most RSV symptoms will go away in a few days, seek medical attention if your child has trouble breathing, is not drinking enough fluids or experiencing worsening symptoms.How can I treat my child with RSV? In most cases, you can take care of your child with RSV at home as long as they are breathing comfortably, their skin does not look blue and they are drinking and urinating as usual. Most children get better within a week or two.Because RSV is a virus, antibiotics will not help your child get better faster. What you can do for your child:Manage fever and pain: Use over-the-counter acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Ibuprofen should only be given if your child is drinking reasonably well. Do not give ibuprofen to babies under six months old without first talking to your doctor. Never give aspirin to children.Hydrate: It is important that children drink enough fluids to prevent dehydration (loss of body fluids). If your baby is having trouble drinking, try to clear nasal congestion gently with a bulb syringe or with saline (salt water) nose drops.Bathing: A lukewarm bath or wet face cloths will not change your child’s body temperature but may help them feel more comfortable. Avoid cold baths because they are uncomfortable and can make your child shiver, raising their temperature. Alcohol baths or rubs are not recommended.Clothing: Losing heat through the skin allows the body to cool down and may make your child feel more comfortable. Dress your child in light clothing. If your child starts to shiver, add warmer clothing—remove them when the shivering stops.Talk to your health care provider: Before giving your child non-prescription cold medicines, talk to your child’s health care provider. Some medicines, like over-the-counter cough and cold medicines, contain ingredients that are not good for children.When should I go to an emergency department? Some babies and children can develop a severe form of RSV, which may result in pneumonia or broncholitis. These illnesses can be serious and your child may need to visit their health care provider or go to the emergency department.Go to an emergency department if your child: Has trouble breathing (working hard to breathe, breathing faster than normal), pale skin, or lips that look white or blue, asthma or wheezing.Is younger than three months old and has any of the following symptoms: fever or is very sleepy/difficult to wake,repeated vomiting and unable to keep any liquids down for eight hours or more vomiting or diarrhea containing a large amount of blood, signs of dehydration with dry mouth or no urination for eight hours or more. Is there a vaccine for RSV? There is no vaccine to prevent RSV for the general public, but getting the recommended immunizations may protect your child from some of the complications from respiratory infections.Infants and children under the age of two at high risk of severe illness from RSV may be eligible for the drug palivizumab used to prevent a serious lower tract infection caused by the virus. Please see eligibility here and speak to your child’s health care provider if this may be an option for them.How is it RSV spread? RSV is very contagious and spreads the same way as a common cold by:Touching droplets containing the virus after someone coughs or sneezes. Being close (less than two meters apart) to someone with the infection who is coughing or sneezing.Touching something that has the virus, such as toys, door handles, furniture or countertops. RSV can live on countertops and other hard objects for more than six hours. It can live on clothes and hands for up to one hour.After exposure to the virus, it can take two to eight days before children become sick and are contagious for up to three to eight days. Children are often exposed to and infected with RSV outside the home, such as in school or child care centers, and can then transmit the virus to other members of the family.How can I protect my child from RSV? Stay home: Keep your child at home if they are sick and avoid sick relatives until they have no fever and their symptoms are improving for at least 24 hours (or 48 hours if they had nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea).Clean surfaces: Clean surfaces in your home that are touched often on a regular basis.Wash your hands: Wash your hands and your children’s hands often to reduce the spread of germs. Ask others to do the same.Use your sleeve: Coughing or sneezing into your sleeve instead of your hands and putting used tissue into the garbage right away.Breastfeed your baby: Breast milk contains antibodies and other immune factors that help prevent and fight off illness. Don’t smoke: Make sure that your child is not around cigarette smoke, especially in your car or home.If your child is under the age of two and at high risk of severe illness from RSV, they may be eligible for the drug palivizumab used to prevent a serious lower tract infection caused by the virus. Please see eligibility here and discuss this option with your child’s health care provider.Information for Health Care Providers: Respiratory Syncytial Virus Prophylaxis for High-Risk Infants Program-Updated for 2022/2023 RSV season-Through the Respiratory Syncytial Virus Prophylaxis for High-Risk Infants Program, the Ministry of Health covers the full cost of the drug palivizumab used to prevent a serious lower respiratory tract infection caused by the Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) in infants who are less than 2 years of age at the start of the RSV season and who are at high risk for RSV disease.The drug is only provided during the active season to infants who meet the ministry's eligibility criteria for funding. The active season is generally from November to April, with variations in various regions of Ontario. The specific start dates for the 2022/2023 season are set out below.Palivizumab will be funded for RSV prophylaxis in infants who are residents of Ontario, have a valid Ontario Health card and meet one of the following clinical criteria: Infants born prematurely at ≤ 32 completed weeks gestation and aged ≤ 6 months at the start of, or during, the local RSV season; or Infants 33-35 completed weeks gestation and aged ≤ 6 months at the start of, or during the local RSV season, who DO NOT live in remote communities AND have a Risk Assessment Tool Score of 49 to 100; or Infants 33-35 completed weeks gestation and aged ≤ 6 months at the start of, or during the local RSV season, and who LIVE IN remote communities defined by lack of immediate access to medical care(< 30 min) (i.e., Level I hospital) AND/OR inability to access pediatric services in a timely manner (< 90 minutes); or Children < 24 months of age with Down Syndrome / Trisomy 21; or Children < 24 months of age with bronchopulmonary dysplasia/chronic lung disease (BPD/CLD; see reference manual for definition of BPD/CLD) and who required oxygen and/or medical therapy specifically for chronic lung disease within the 6 months preceding the RSV season; or Children who were < 12 months of age and approved for coverage in the previous RSV season for BPD/CLD; or Children < 12 months of age with hemodynamically significant (HS) cyanotic or acyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD): requiring corrective surgery or are on cardiac medication for congestive heart failure or diagnosed with moderate to severe pulmonary hypertension. Children 12-24 months of age with ongoing HS CHD will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Infants and children with other specific medical illnesses that place them at high risk of hospitalizations and complications from a RSV infection may also be considered for prophylaxis, if they meet necessary requirements. The enrolment forms for these infants and children will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the ministry's medical consultant(s) with expertise in RSV prophylaxis.The following are the links to the guidelines, general information, answers to frequently asked questions and applicable forms for the current RSV prophylaxis season for health care professionals:-Information and Guidelines-Update to the start date of the 2022-2023 RSV Season-Please see the following notices regarding changes to the 2022-2023 RSV Season Start date:The RSV Season in Ontario will start on October 31st, 2022-2022-2023 RSV Reference Manual-Updated for 2022/2023 RSV Season-For More Information-Call ServiceOntario, Infoline at:1–866–532–3161 (Toll–free)-In Toronto, (416) 314–5518-TTY 1–800–387–5559.In Toronto, TTY (416)327–4282-Hours of operation: Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 5:00pm
 
SO THE DEMOLIBNUTS NOT ONLY RIGGED THE ELECTIONS AGAIN FOR THEMSELVES. BUT MONEY LAUNDERED, SCAMMED AND STOLE AMERICAN CITIZENS MONEY. TO GET THE CRYPTO CURRENCY CONTROLLED BY THE GOVERNMENT DEMOCRAPS.

Collapse Of FTX Exposes Democrat Party Money Laundering Operation Using Ukraine Aid-November 14, 2022 Niamh Harris.

FTX Ukraine-The collapse of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange has revealed a Democrat party money laundering pipeline using FTX to funnel Ukraine financial aid back to to them in order to fund their midterm elections.It turns out that the tens of billions of dollars going to Ukraine were actually laundered back to the US to corrupt Democrats and elites using FTX cryptocurrency. Now the money is gone and FTX has gone bankrupt.As previously reported, the FTX crypto company gave at least $40 million to Democrat candidates and causes in the midterms.FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried just happened to be Biden’s second biggest donor.The Gateway Pundit reports: In addition to this, Daily Caller lists many of the lawmakers who Sam Bankman Fried was bankrolling who oversaw the institution that was supposed to keep on eye on companies like FTX:Sam Bankman-Fried, prolific Democratic donor and ex-CEO of now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX, funded the campaigns of members of Congress overseeing the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), one of the key bodies tasked with regulating the crypto industry and the subject of Bankman-Fried’s aggressive lobbying.Bankman-Fried’s FTX is currently under investigation by the CFTC and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after Bankman-Fried allegedly moved $10 billion in client assets from his crypto exchange to his trading firm Alameda Research, and a liquidity crisis at his  exchange which prompted the company to file for bankruptcy. However, prior to the agency’s probe, Bankman-Fried aggressively courted the CFTC – and funded several key lawmakers charged with overseeing the agency, pouring cash into their campaign coffers.FTX also happens to be related to Ukraine. The far-left Washington Post reported on March 3 that Ukraine was dealing in crypto.The Ukrainian government has gathered more than $42 million in cryptocurrency donations since Saturday, plus digital artwork including a limited edition worth roughly $200,000, according to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic. The challenge is how the country cashes in on these assets to fund its war needs.Then less than a week later FTX made the news for involving itself in Ukraine:Amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the CEO of FTX, Sam Bankman Fried has come forward to help a crypto donation project. He humbly announced that FTX will be supporting the Ukrainian Ministry of Finance and other communities in collecting crypto donations for the country. The Ukrainian government has received over $60 million in crypto donations from all over the world.FTX’s CEO, Sam Bankman Fried highlighted that the war in Ukraine has been dragging on. The country is in full need of humanitarian help and access to global financial infrastructure. He also called attention to sanctions and crypto during this kind of situation. He indicated that crypto exchanges should enforce sanctions announced by the government seriously.FTX has stressed across all of its regulatory and policy efforts, active coordination and communication with regulators and policymakers is crucial to ensuring that laws and rules achieve their intended outcome, reads a letter by FTX-Pointing out the urgency to help the nation Sam Bankman announced that the FTX team is honored to support the Ukrainian Ministry of Finance in simplifying the donation process.The word is now out. The Democrats sent tens of billions to Ukraine and then laundered this money back to Democrat pockets and funds in the US. Now the company is bankrupt and the funds are nowhere to be found.This information was shared on Twitter and we can confirm from our sources that this is accurate.pic.twitter.com/DkCx8xwsiG — SARAH CONNOR (@LibertyBelleNws) November 12, 2022

Democrats Keep the US Senate but Crypto Only Has Eyes for FTX Collapse-After a whirlwind election week dogged by crypto market madness, the industry's regulatory future in the U.S. is in the hands of a divided government.-By Sandali Handagama-AccessTimeIconNov 13, 2022 at 9:25 a.m. PST

Democrats have retained control of the U.S. Senate following the midterm elections. Although a number of pro-crypto candidates from both sides are in, crypto exchange FTX’s fresh collapse will likely spell more regulations for the space.The result was called on Sunday, five days after the elections were held, with election officials still counting votes for several members of the House of Representatives. It is not yet clear which party will control the lower body of Congress.It’s also unclear how much the election outcome could sway crypto legislation already in the works, as the laws have had bipartisan support and the key lawmakers behind the initiatives remain in office. The crypto industry made a concerted effort to make its mark on Capitol Hill this year, and a number of proponents from both parties have won their respective races.But the market could be a wild card.On the day of the election, Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of FTX, made a surprise announcement on Twitter that rival platform Binance had signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire FTX. In the days that followed, the deal was scrapped and the once multi-billion dollar exchange filed for bankruptcy on Friday. Over the weekend, FTX and FTX US were hacked with $600 million worth of crypto moved off the exchange.Crypto prices across the board took a nosedive following the news, with bitcoin price dropping 22% in the last seven days, according to CoinMarketCap data on Sunday.Bankman-Fried, who said he had spent much of his time talking to lawmakers and regulators in D.C. these last months, may still influence crypto rules, but not in the way he might have intended.Several key Senators within the Democratic Party have expressed concern over the collapse of crypto exchange FTX, which was led by major election donor Sam Bankman-Fried. Sen. Sherrod Brown, who will continue to chair the Senate Banking Committee, and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who sits on that committee, have both called for investigations into the exchange.

MY MOHAWK RACEWAY PREDICTIONS 2022 RD 197 MON NOV 14, 2022

    MOHAWK STANDARDBREAD HARNESS RACEWAY 2022 - RESULTS AS OF MON NOV-14, 2022 - DAY-197

MOHAWK PICKS
01-8-7-6-5 4TH WBP (14-1)
02-5-7-9-6 W-5.40, P-3.30, 4TH WBP (4-1), SEX-14.80 - 23.50
03-4-1-7-6 MEX-10.30 - 33.80
04-7-1-6-8 W-4.90, 4TH WBP (7-1) - 38.70
05-6-4-5-8 W-3.10, P-5.80, 4TH WBP (20-1), SEX-14.50, MSUP-194.35, DD-7.60 - 264.05
06-2-3-8-9 S-3.60 - 267.65
07-3-1-5-4 W-9.80 - 273.85
08-6-2-4-5 W-3.40, 4TH WBP (5.2), MSUP-58.35, DD-20.10 - 355.70
09-6-7-5-3 W-3.60, P-3.20, S-2.10, 4TH (31-1), SEX-8.10, STRI-6.45, SSUP-25.30, DD-6.10, P3-22.65 - 433.20
10-9-10-8-5-4 S-4.90, 4TH WBP (5-1) - 438.10
MOHAWKS TONIGHTS TOTAL $438.10 OVERALL TOTAL $58,246.80

STANS PICKS
01-2-7-1-3-5
02-5-9-1-7-3 W-5.40, 4TH WBP (5.2) - 5.40
03-4-1-7-3-6 4TH (29-1), MEX-10.30 - 15.70
04-2-1-7-6-8
05-6-7-8-1-3 W-3.10, S-5.30 - 24.10
06-2-8-1-4-9
07-8-7-1-4-9
08-1-2-6-5-4 4TH WBP (5.2)
09-3-5-6-7-1 4TH WBP (7.2), MSUP-25.30 - 49.40
10-9-8-10-5-4 S-4.90, 4TH WBP (5-1) - 54.30
HI-5 MONEY BEFORE TONIGHT = $121,254.23
STANS TONIGHTS TOTAL $54.30 OVERALL TOTAL $71,823.15      

ACTUAL RACE RESULTS
01-6 (4-1)-1 (22-1)-5 (14-1)-7 (6-1)
02-5 (8.5)-7 (5.2)-6 (4-1)-8 (28-1)
03-1 (2-1)-4 (1.2)-2 (48-1)-3 (29-1)
04-7 (7.5)-5 (9-1)-8 (7-1)-4 (13-1)
05-6 (1.2)-4 (8-1)-8 (20-1)-5 (7.2)
06-5 (42-1)-1 (18-1)-8 (5.2)-3 (15-1)
07-3 (7.2)-5 (9.5)-7 (21-1)-2 (30-1)
08-6 (3.5)-5 (5.2)-2 (5-1)-4 (22-1)
09-6 (4.5)-7 (7.2)-5 (2-1)-3 (31-1)
10-5 (5-1)-9 (3.5)-10 (8-1)-6 (40-1)-4 (9-1)

MOHAWK PREDICTIONS)-RECORD 2022

01-728-BIG-$18.20 (JAN 29-8TH) (8-1), 17.60 (OCT 07-7TH) (7-1), 17.20 (FEB 24-1ST) (7-1),  
02-422-BIG-$13.40 (MAY 05-10TH) (10-1), $12.50 (SEP 05-3RD) (12-1), $11.10 (OCT 29-12TH) (12-1),  
03-329-BIG-$16.60 (JAN 27-2ND) (17-1), $10.10 (NOV 11-5TH) (10-1), $9.60 (APR 21-9TH) (8-1),
04-277-BIG-48-1 (OCT 29-9TH), 36-1 (SEP 03-6TH), 34-1 (FEB 21-2ND), 34-1 (NOV 05-5TH),   
04-710-W B P-BIG-61-1 (SEP 19-10TH), 41-1 (MAR 24-3RD), 40-1 (NOV 05-2ND), 34-1 (JUL 05-11TH),
DD-1,2-28-BIG-$36.00 (FEB 24-2ND)
DD-2,3-30-BIG-$34.30 (SEP 17-3RD)
DD-3,4-28-BIG-$27.00 (AUG 16-4TH)
DD-4,5-22-BIG-$30.50 (FEB 19-5TH)
DD-5,6-21-BIG-$46.70 (MAR 17-6TH)
DD-6,7-20-BIG-$36.40 (JAN 03-7TH)
DD-7,8-31-BIG-$27.90 (JAN 29-8TH)
DD-8,9-25-BIG-$33.10 (MAY16-9TH)
DD-9,10-26-BIG-$29.40 (OCT 13-10TH)
DD-10,11-14-BIG-$87.80 (MAY 09-11TH)
DD-11,12-03-BIG-$13.60 (OCT 28-12TH)
DD-12,13-01-BIG-$08.80 (JUN 18-13TH)
S EX-235-BIG-$44.10 (JAN 01-1ST)
M EX-155-BIG-$76.70 (MAR 25-10TH)
S TRI-65-BIG-$49.50 (JAN 01-1ST)
M TRI-186-BIG-$231.30 (OCT 27-1ST)
S SUP-18-BIG-$91.55 (JUN 03-10TH)
M SUP-177-BIG-$988.30 (NOV 04-10TH)
P3 (1-3)-11-BIG-$25.40 (FEB 24-3RD)
P3 (2-4)-13-BIG-$32.40 (SEP 13-4TH)
P3 (3-5)-10-BIG-$28.75 (NOV 12-5TH)
P3 (4-6)-08-BIG-$25.40 (MAR 17-6TH)
P3 (5-7)-06-BIG-$68.80 (MAR 17-7TH)
P3 (6-8)-05-BIG-$27.30 (JU 04-8TH)
P3 (7-9)-09-BIG-$26.60 (JAN 28-9TH)
P3 (8-10)-08-BIG-$36.65 (MAR 24-10TH)
P3 (9-11)-05-BIG-$53.50 (MAY 09-11TH)
P3 (10-12)-02-BIG-$16.25 (OCT 17-12TH)
P3 (11-13)-01-BIG-$09.45 (JUN 18-13TH)
P4 (4-7)-04-BIG-$66.80 (MAR 17-7TH)
P4 (7-10)-02-BIG-$19.35 (JAN 13-10TH)
P4 (8-11)-01-BIG-$81.80 (MAY 09-11TH)
P4 (9-12)-01-BIG-$54.25 (OCT 17-12TH)
P4 (10-13)-01-BIG-$14.45 (JUN 18-13TH)
P5 (1-5)-02-BIG-$80.55 (MAY 05-5TH)
P5 (6-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-M-04-BIG-$976.00 (FEB 28-10TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-11TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-M-02-BIG-$3,708.70 (JUL 08-11TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
5-1+ LONG-(03)-774
5-1+ LONG TOT-(13)-2,847-27.2%
LONGEST LONG-32-1 (FEB 03-8TH), 19-1 (JAN 08-9TH)
LONGS THIS NIGHT T3-0-19-1 (JAN 08-9TH),
4TH PLACE PICKED CORRECT-0
4TH PLACE WRONG BUT PICKED 5-1+ ONLY-0
PICK 4 PLACINGS-27-40
OA PICK 4 PLAC TOT-5,079-8,084-62.8%
TOTAL RACES-(10)-2,021
TOP 4 PICKS EACH RACE-01-03,02-03,03-02,04-02,05-03,06-02,07-02,08-03,09-04,10-03,11-00,12-00,13-00=27-40-OATOT-5,079-8,084-62.8%

(STANS PREDICTIONS)-RECORD AT MOHAWK 2022

01-584-BIG-$116.90 (JUL 26-4TH) (57-1), $65.30 (JUL 26-5TH) (31-1), $59.80 (SEP 05-9TH) (28-1),  
02-334-BIG-$58.70 (JUL 28-2ND (17-1), $28.70 (JAN 20-7TH) (31-1), $27.70 (OCT 21-9TH) (50-1),
03-314-BIG-$20.50 (SEP 19-10TH) (61-1), $18.70 (JUN 20-2ND) (25-1), $18.40 (JAN 20-1ST) (55-1),
04-270-BIG-85-1 (AUG 20-6TH), 74-1 (AUG 18-1ST), 71-1 (FEB 12-3RD), 60-1 (SEP 24-10TH)     
04-767-W B P-BIG-84-1 (SEP 06-3RD),71-1 (FEB 12-4TH), 64-1 (JUL 04-4TH), 63-1 (SEP 12-6TH),  
DD-1,2-19-BIG-$42.10 (FEB 19-2ND)
DD-2,3-17-BIG-$63.20 (FEB 14-3RD)
DD-3,4-20-BIG-$38.10 (JUL 01-4TH)
DD-4,5-10-BIG-$2,322.10 (JUL 26-5TH)
DD-5,6-17-BIG-$111.70 (MAR 11-6TH)
DD-6,7-13-BIG-$47.30 (JUN 17-7TH)
DD-7,8-16-BIG-$240.30 (OCT 07-8TH)
DD-8,9-16-BIG-$69.50 (JUL 04-9TH)
DD-9,10-13-BIG-$73.60 (SEP 10-10TH)
DD-10,11-02-BIG-$4.80 (JAN 01-11TH)
DD-11,12-00-BIG-$0.00 (JUN 00-12TH)
DD-12,13-00-BIG-$0.00 (JUN 00-13TH)
S EX-146-BIG-$209.10 (AUG 16-9TH)
M EX-102-BIG-$223.90 (FEB 07-10TH)
S TRI-32-BIG-$138.00 (APR 22-7TH)
M TRI-104-BIG-$532.30 (JAN 20-7TH)
S SUP-09-BIG-$1,060.40 (AUG 25-7TH)
M SUP-114-BIG-$4,176.70 (JAN 20-7TH)
P3 (1-3)-03-BIG-$22.75 (JUN 07-3RD)
P3 (2-4)-06-BIG-$46.60 (JUL 01-4TH)
P3 (3-5)-03-BIG-$42.20 (MAR 18-5TH)
P3 (4-6)-04-BIG-$136.15 (MAR 11-6TH)
P3 (5-7)-03-BIG-$49.75 (MAR 21-7TH)
P3 (6-8)-05-BIG-$27.00 (APR 22-8TH)
P3 (7-9)-05-BIG-$139.55 (OCT 07-9TH)
P3 (8-10)-06-BIG-$94.35 (NOV 04-10TH)
P3 (9-11)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P3 (10-12)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P3 (11-13)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P4 (4-7)-01-BIG-$20.00 (AUG 18-7TH)
P4 (7-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P5 (1-5)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-5TH)
P5 (6-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-5TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-M-03-BIG-$2,780.00 (JUN 28-10TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-11TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-M-01-BIG-$99.60 (JAN 10-11TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-M-01-BIG-$1,135.20 (AUG 12-13TH)
5-1+ LONG-(06)-952
5-1+ LONG TOT-(13)-2,847-33.4%
LONGEST LONG-74-1 (AUG 18-1ST), 67-1 (FEB 12-7TH), 67-1 (JUL 30-10TH), 61-1 (JUN 06-6TH), 61-1 (SEP 19-10TH),
LONGS THIS NIGHT T3-90-1 (JAN 31,3RD), 57-1 (JUL 26-4TH), 55-1 (JAN 20-1ST), 48-1 (JAN 21-73H),
4TH PLACE PICKED CORRECT-0
4TH PLACE WRONG BUT PICKED 5-1+ ONLY-0
PICK 4 PLACINGS-23-40
OA PICK 4 PLAC TOT-4,921-8,084-60.9%
TOTAL RACES-(10)-2,021
TOP 4 PICKS EACH RACE-01-02,02-02,03-03,04-01,05-02-06-02,07-01,08-03,09-04,10-03,11-00,12-00,13-00=23-40-OATOT-4,921-8,084-60.9 %

MY MOHAWK RACEWAY PREDICTIONS 2022 RD 196 SAT NOV 12, 2022

    MOHAWK STANDARDBREAD HARNESS RACEWAY 2022 - RESULTS AS OF SAT NOV-12, 2022 - DAY-196

MOHAWK PICKS
01-3-6-2-1 MEX-15.40 - 15.40
02-7-1-5-3 W-5.30, MTRI-11.20 - 31.90
03-3-2-1-0 W-5.90, DD-13.80 - 51.60
04-8-6-1-4 W-5.40, 4TH WBP (9.5), MSUP-63.00, DD-22.80, P3-17.10 -  159.90
05-3-5-1-9 W-6.10, 4TH (6-1), DD-17.60, P3-28.75 - 212.35
06-2-7-6-3 W-2.60, MTRI-10.50, DD-7.80, P3-14.45 - 247.70
07-9-7-6-5 W-4.50, DD-5.40, P3-10.90, P4-45.35 - 313.85
08-6-7-1-5 W-3.90, 4TH WBP (2-1), MSUP-37.70, DD-9.20, P3-4.95 - 369.60
09-1-2-4-3 4TH WBP (5-1)
10-1-2-3-8-0 W-10.80, 4TH WBP (9.2) - 380.40
MOHAWKS TONIGHTS TOTAL $380.40 OVERALL TOTAL $57,808.70

STANS PICKS
01-3-6-2-5-1 4TH WBP (10-1), MEX-15.40, MSUP-52.05 - 67.45
02-3-7-5-4-1
03-3-6-1-2-4 W-5.90, 4TH (3-1) - 73.35
04-3-4-5-1-9 4TH WBP (4-1)
05-5-3-8-1-2 4TH WBP (7.2)
06-2-1-5-6-7 W-2.60, 4TH WBP (7.2) - 75.95
07-9-2-10-8-7 W-4.50, DD-5.40 - 85.85
08-2-4-7-6-1 S-2.50, 4TH WBP (4.5) - 88.35
09-2-5-7-6-4 4TH WBP (14-1)
10-1-3-2-9-6 W-10.80, 4TH WBP (9.2) - 99.15
HI-5 MONEY BEFORE TONIGHT = $114,822.27
STANS TONIGHTS TOTAL $99.15 OVERALL TOTAL $71,768.85

ACTUAL RACE RESULTS
01-6 (4-1)-3 (1.5)-5 (10-1)-2 (11-1)
02-7 (8.5)-5 (8.5)-1 (7.2)-8 (28-1)
03-3 (9.5)-7 (79-1)-4 (24-1)-2 (3-1) (5-SCR)
04-8 (8.5)-1 (4-1)-4 (9.5)-6 (5-1)
05-3 (2-1)-1 (7.2)-2 (16-1)-9 (6-1)
06-2 (1.5)-6 (7.2)-7 (13-1)-4 (37-1)
07-9 (6.5)-6 (7.2)-2 (10-1)-3 (24-1)
08-6 (4.5)-5 (2-1)-7 (9.2)-1 (16-1)
09-6 (14-1)-1 (8.5)-3 (5-1)-8 (62-1) (2-REF-SCR)
10-1 (4-1)-9 (9.2)-8 (9.2)-2 (1-1)-7 (60-1) (4,5-SCR)

MOHAWK PREDICTIONS)-RECORD 2022

01-722-BIG-$18.20 (JAN 29-8TH) (8-1), 17.60 (OCT 07-7TH) (7-1), 17.20 (FEB 24-1ST) (7-1),  
02-419-BIG-$13.40 (MAY 05-10TH) (10-1), $12.50 (SEP 05-3RD) (12-1), $11.10 (OCT 29-12TH) (12-1),  
03-326-BIG-$16.60 (JAN 27-2ND) (17-1), $10.10 (NOV 11-5TH) (10-1), $9.60 (APR 21-9TH) (8-1),
04-276-BIG-48-1 (OCT 29-9TH), 36-1 (SEP 03-6TH), 34-1 (FEB 21-2ND), 34-1 (NOV 05-5TH),   
04-704-W B P-BIG-61-1 (SEP 19-10TH), 41-1 (MAR 24-3RD), 40-1 (NOV 05-2ND), 34-1 (JUL 05-11TH),
DD-1,2-28-BIG-$36.00 (FEB 24-2ND)
DD-2,3-30-BIG-$34.30 (SEP 17-3RD)
DD-3,4-28-BIG-$27.00 (AUG 16-4TH)
DD-4,5-21-BIG-$30.50 (FEB 19-5TH)
DD-5,6-21-BIG-$46.70 (MAR 17-6TH)
DD-6,7-20-BIG-$36.40 (JAN 03-7TH)
DD-7,8-29-BIG-$27.90 (JAN 29-8TH)
DD-8,9-24-BIG-$33.10 (MAY16-9TH)
DD-9,10-26-BIG-$29.40 (OCT 13-10TH)
DD-10,11-14-BIG-$87.80 (MAY 09-11TH)
DD-11,12-03-BIG-$13.60 (OCT 28-12TH)
DD-12,13-01-BIG-$08.80 (JUN 18-13TH)
S EX-232-BIG-$44.10 (JAN 01-1ST)
M EX-154-BIG-$76.70 (MAR 25-10TH)
S TRI-64-BIG-$49.50 (JAN 01-1ST)
M TRI-186-BIG-$231.30 (OCT 27-1ST)
S SUP-17-BIG-$91.55 (JUN 03-10TH)
M SUP-175-BIG-$988.30 (NOV 04-10TH)
P3 (1-3)-11-BIG-$25.40 (FEB 24-3RD)
P3 (2-4)-13-BIG-$32.40 (SEP 13-4TH)
P3 (3-5)-10-BIG-$28.75 (NOV 12-5TH)
P3 (4-6)-08-BIG-$25.40 (MAR 17-6TH)
P3 (5-7)-06-BIG-$68.80 (MAR 17-7TH)
P3 (6-8)-05-BIG-$27.30 (JU 04-8TH)
P3 (7-9)-08-BIG-$26.60 (JAN 28-9TH)
P3 (8-10)-08-BIG-$36.65 (MAR 24-10TH)
P3 (9-11)-05-BIG-$53.50 (MAY 09-11TH)
P3 (10-12)-02-BIG-$16.25 (OCT 17-12TH)
P3 (11-13)-01-BIG-$09.45 (JUN 18-13TH)
P4 (4-7)-04-BIG-$66.80 (MAR 17-7TH)
P4 (7-10)-02-BIG-$19.35 (JAN 13-10TH)
P4 (8-11)-01-BIG-$81.80 (MAY 09-11TH)
P4 (9-12)-01-BIG-$54.25 (OCT 17-12TH)
P4 (10-13)-01-BIG-$14.45 (JUN 18-13TH)
P5 (1-5)-02-BIG-$80.55 (MAY 05-5TH)
P5 (6-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-M-04-BIG-$976.00 (FEB 28-10TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-11TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-M-02-BIG-$3,708.70 (JUL 08-11TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
5-1+ LONG-(01)-771
5-1+ LONG TOT-(08)-2,834-27.2%
LONGEST LONG-32-1 (FEB 03-8TH), 19-1 (JAN 08-9TH)
LONGS THIS NIGHT T3-0-19-1 (JAN 08-9TH),
4TH PLACE PICKED CORRECT-0
4TH PLACE WRONG BUT PICKED 5-1+ ONLY-0
PICK 4 PLACINGS-28-40
OA PICK 4 PLAC TOT-5,052-8,044-62.8%
TOTAL RACES-(10)-2,011
TOP 4 PICKS EACH RACE-01-02,02-03,03-02,04-04,05-03,06-04,07-02,08-03,09-02,10-03,11-00,12-00,13-00=28-40-OATOT-5,052-8,044-62.8%

(STANS PREDICTIONS)-RECORD AT MOHAWK 2022

01-582-BIG-$116.90 (JUL 26-4TH) (57-1), $65.30 (JUL 26-5TH) (31-1), $59.80 (SEP 05-9TH) (28-1),  
02-334-BIG-$58.70 (JUL 28-2ND (17-1), $28.70 (JAN 20-7TH) (31-1), $27.70 (OCT 21-9TH) (50-1),
03-312-BIG-$20.50 (SEP 19-10TH) (61-1), $18.70 (JUN 20-2ND) (25-1), $18.40 (JAN 20-1ST) (55-1),
04-269-BIG-85-1 (AUG 20-6TH), 74-1 (AUG 18-1ST), 71-1 (FEB 12-3RD), 60-1 (SEP 24-10TH)     
04-763-W B P-BIG-84-1 (SEP 06-3RD),71-1 (FEB 12-4TH), 64-1 (JUL 04-4TH), 63-1 (SEP 12-6TH),  
DD-1,2-19-BIG-$42.10 (FEB 19-2ND)
DD-2,3-17-BIG-$63.20 (FEB 14-3RD)
DD-3,4-20-BIG-$38.10 (JUL 01-4TH)
DD-4,5-10-BIG-$2,322.10 (JUL 26-5TH)
DD-5,6-17-BIG-$111.70 (MAR 11-6TH)
DD-6,7-13-BIG-$47.30 (JUN 17-7TH)
DD-7,8-16-BIG-$240.30 (OCT 07-8TH)
DD-8,9-16-BIG-$69.50 (JUL 04-9TH)
DD-9,10-13-BIG-$73.60 (SEP 10-10TH)
DD-10,11-02-BIG-$4.80 (JAN 01-11TH)
DD-11,12-00-BIG-$0.00 (JUN 00-12TH)
DD-12,13-00-BIG-$0.00 (JUN 00-13TH)
S EX-146-BIG-$209.10 (AUG 16-9TH)
M EX-101-BIG-$223.90 (FEB 07-10TH)
S TRI-32-BIG-$138.00 (APR 22-7TH)
M TRI-104-BIG-$532.30 (JAN 20-7TH)
S SUP-09-BIG-$1,060.40 (AUG 25-7TH)
M SUP-113-BIG-$4,176.70 (JAN 20-7TH)
P3 (1-3)-03-BIG-$22.75 (JUN 07-3RD)
P3 (2-4)-06-BIG-$46.60 (JUL 01-4TH)
P3 (3-5)-03-BIG-$42.20 (MAR 18-5TH)
P3 (4-6)-04-BIG-$136.15 (MAR 11-6TH)
P3 (5-7)-03-BIG-$49.75 (MAR 21-7TH)
P3 (6-8)-05-BIG-$27.00 (APR 22-8TH)
P3 (7-9)-05-BIG-$139.55 (OCT 07-9TH)
P3 (8-10)-06-BIG-$94.35 (NOV 04-10TH)
P3 (9-11)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P3 (10-12)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P3 (11-13)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P4 (4-7)-01-BIG-$20.00 (AUG 18-7TH)
P4 (7-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P5 (1-5)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-5TH)
P5 (6-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-5TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-M-03-BIG-$2,780.00 (JUN 28-10TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-11TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-M-01-BIG-$99.60 (JAN 10-11TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-M-01-BIG-$1,135.20 (AUG 12-13TH)
5-1+ LONG-(01)-946
5-1+ LONG TOT-(08)-2,834-33.4%
LONGEST LONG-74-1 (AUG 18-1ST), 67-1 (FEB 12-7TH), 67-1 (JUL 30-10TH), 61-1 (JUN 06-6TH), 61-1 (SEP 19-10TH),
LONGS THIS NIGHT T3-90-1 (JAN 31,3RD), 57-1 (JUL 26-4TH), 55-1 (JAN 20-1ST), 48-1 (JAN 21-73H),
4TH PLACE PICKED CORRECT-0
4TH PLACE WRONG BUT PICKED 5-1+ ONLY-0
PICK 4 PLACINGS-24-40
OA PICK 4 PLAC TOT-4,898-8,044-60.9%
TOTAL RACES-(10)-2,011
TOP 4 PICKS EACH RACE-01-04,02-02,03-02,04-02,05-02-06-03,07-02,08-03,09-01,10-03,11-00,12-00,13-00=24-40-OATOT-4,898-8,044-60.9%

MY MOHAWK RACEWAY PREDICTIONS 2022 RD 195 FRI NOV 11, 2022

    MOHAWK STANDARDBREAD HARNESS RACEWAY 2022 - RESULTS AS OF FRI NOV-11, 2022 - DAY-195

MOHAWK PICKS
01-1-7-5-6 4TH WBP (4-1), MSUP-33.75 - 33.75
02-7-4-1-5 W-3.00, 4TH WBP (9-1) - 36.75
03-8-3-2-9
04-3-4-8-1 4TH (8-1)
05-3-5-10-2 S-10.10, 4TH WBP (9-1), MSUP-573.90 - 620.75
06-3-7-4-5 W-2.90, P-3.30, S-2.90, 4TH (6-1), SEX-7.80, STRI-13.50, SSUP-29.75 - 680.90
07-7-8-5-3
08-1-3-4-6 4TH WBP (5-1)
09-5-1-3-6 W-2.70, S-NSB, 4TH WBP (7-1), MSUP-19.75 - 703.35
10-9-1-4-10-3 W-11.40, 4TH (13-1), DD-12.20 - 726.95
MOHAWKS TONIGHTS TOTAL $726.95 OVERALL TOTAL $57,428.30

STANS PICKS
01-1-7-5-6-4 4TH WBP (4-1), MSUP-33.75 - 33.75
02-7-4-1-5-3 W-3.00, 4TH WBP (9-1) - 36.75
03-4-5-8-9-3
04-1-3-5-8-10
05-10-8-3-2-5 4TH WBP (9-1)
06-3-5-7-1-4 W-2.90 - 39.65
07-3-5-8-1-7 4TH WBP (26-1)
08-3-4-6-8-1 P-3.30 - 42.95
09-5-2-6-3-1 W-2.70, 4TH WBP (8-1) - 45.65
10-8-9-5-1-3
HI-5 MONEY BEFORE TONIGHT = $102.994.49
STANS TONIGHTS TOTAL $45.65 OVERALL TOTAL $71,669.70

ACTUAL RACE RESULTS
01-5 (2-1)-6 (4-1)-1 (6.5)-7 (4-1)
02-7 (1.2)-5 (9-1)-6 (38-1)-3 (13-1)
03-5 (1-1)-2 (8-1)-1 (40-1)-6 (11-1)
04-6 (5.2)-5 (14-1)-7 (26-1)-1 (8-1) (9-SCR)
05-5 (4-1)-2 (9-1)-10 (10-1)-3 (1.2)
06-3 (2.5)-7 (4-1)-4 (8-1)-5 (6-1)
07-5 (9.5)-10 (50-1)-1 (26-1)-4 (21-1)
08-6 (5-1)-4 (6.5)-5 (70-1)-3 (2-1)
09-5 (1.5)-6 (7-1)-3 (8-1)-1 (4-1) (NO SHOW BETTING)
10-9 (9.2)-5 (9-1)-6 (2-1)-10 (13-1)-2 (21-1)

MOHAWK PREDICTIONS)-RECORD 2022

01-714-BIG-$18.20 (JAN 29-8TH) (8-1), 17.60 (OCT 07-7TH) (7-1), 17.20 (FEB 24-1ST) (7-1),  
02-419-BIG-$13.40 (MAY 05-10TH) (10-1), $12.50 (SEP 05-3RD) (12-1), $11.10 (OCT 29-12TH) (12-1),  
03-326-BIG-$16.60 (JAN 27-2ND) (17-1), $10.10 (NOV 11-5TH) (10-1), $9.60 (APR 21-9TH) (8-1),
04-275-BIG-48-1 (OCT 29-9TH), 36-1 (SEP 03-6TH), 34-1 (FEB 21-2ND), 34-1 (NOV 05-5TH),   
04-700-W B P-BIG-61-1 (SEP 19-10TH), 41-1 (MAR 24-3RD), 40-1 (NOV 05-2ND), 34-1 (JUL 05-11TH),
DD-1,2-28-BIG-$36.00 (FEB 24-2ND)
DD-2,3-29-BIG-$34.30 (SEP 17-3RD)
DD-3,4-27-BIG-$27.00 (AUG 16-4TH)
DD-4,5-20-BIG-$30.50 (FEB 19-5TH)
DD-5,6-20-BIG-$46.70 (MAR 17-6TH)
DD-6,7-19-BIG-$36.40 (JAN 03-7TH)
DD-7,8-29-BIG-$27.90 (JAN 29-8TH)
DD-8,9-24-BIG-$33.10 (MAY16-9TH)
DD-9,10-26-BIG-$29.40 (OCT 13-10TH)
DD-10,11-14-BIG-$87.80 (MAY 09-11TH)
DD-11,12-03-BIG-$13.60 (OCT 28-12TH)
DD-12,13-01-BIG-$08.80 (JUN 18-13TH)
S EX-232-BIG-$44.10 (JAN 01-1ST)
M EX-153-BIG-$76.70 (MAR 25-10TH)
S TRI-64-BIG-$49.50 (JAN 01-1ST)
M TRI-184-BIG-$231.30 (OCT 27-1ST)
S SUP-17-BIG-$91.55 (JUN 03-10TH)
M SUP-173-BIG-$988.30 (NOV 04-10TH)
P3 (1-3)-11-BIG-$25.40 (FEB 24-3RD)
P3 (2-4)-12-BIG-$14.65 (MAY 13-4TH)
P3 (3-5)-09-BIG-$15.55 (SEP 23-5TH)
P3 (4-6)-07-BIG-$25.40 (MAR 17-6TH)
P3 (5-7)-05-BIG-$68.80 (MAR 17-7TH)
P3 (6-8)-05-BIG-$27.30 (JU 04-8TH)
P3 (7-9)-08-BIG-$26.60 (JAN 28-9TH)
P3 (8-10)-08-BIG-$36.65 (MAR 24-10TH)
P3 (9-11)-05-BIG-$53.50 (MAY 09-11TH)
P3 (10-12)-02-BIG-$16.25 (OCT 17-12TH)
P3 (11-13)-01-BIG-$09.45 (JUN 18-13TH)
P4 (4-7)-03-BIG-$66.80 (MAR 17-7TH)
P4 (7-10)-02-BIG-$19.35 (JAN 13-10TH)
P4 (8-11)-01-BIG-$81.80 (MAY 09-11TH)
P4 (9-12)-01-BIG-$54.25 (OCT 17-12TH)
P4 (10-13)-01-BIG-$14.45 (JUN 18-13TH)
P5 (1-5)-02-BIG-$80.55 (MAY 05-5TH)
P5 (6-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-M-04-BIG-$976.00 (FEB 28-10TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-11TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-M-02-BIG-$3,708.70 (JUL 08-11TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
5-1+ LONG-(04)-770
5-1+ LONG TOT-(16)-2,826-27.2%
LONGEST LONG-32-1 (FEB 03-8TH), 19-1 (JAN 08-9TH)
LONGS THIS NIGHT T3-0-19-1 (JAN 08-9TH),
4TH PLACE PICKED CORRECT-0
4TH PLACE WRONG BUT PICKED 5-1+ ONLY-0
PICK 4 PLACINGS-26-40
OA PICK 4 PLAC TOT-5,024-8,004-62.8%
TOTAL RACES-(10)-2,001
TOP 4 PICKS EACH RACE-01-04,02-02,03-01,04-01,05-04,06-04,07-01,08-03,09-04,10-02,11-00,12-00,13-00=26-40-OATOT-5,024-8,004-62.8%

(STANS PREDICTIONS)-RECORD AT MOHAWK 2022

01-578-BIG-$116.90 (JUL 26-4TH) (57-1), $65.30 (JUL 26-5TH) (31-1), $59.80 (SEP 05-9TH) (28-1),  
02-334-BIG-$58.70 (JUL 28-2ND (17-1), $28.70 (JAN 20-7TH) (31-1), $27.70 (OCT 21-9TH) (50-1),
03-311-BIG-$20.50 (SEP 19-10TH) (61-1), $18.70 (JUN 20-2ND) (25-1), $18.40 (JAN 20-1ST) (55-1),
04-268-BIG-85-1 (AUG 20-6TH), 74-1 (AUG 18-1ST), 71-1 (FEB 12-3RD), 60-1 (SEP 24-10TH)     
04-756-W B P-BIG-84-1 (SEP 06-3RD),71-1 (FEB 12-4TH), 64-1 (JUL 04-4TH), 63-1 (SEP 12-6TH),  
DD-1,2-19-BIG-$42.10 (FEB 19-2ND)
DD-2,3-17-BIG-$63.20 (FEB 14-3RD)
DD-3,4-20-BIG-$38.10 (JUL 01-4TH)
DD-4,5-10-BIG-$2,322.10 (JUL 26-5TH)
DD-5,6-17-BIG-$111.70 (MAR 11-6TH)
DD-6,7-12-BIG-$47.30 (JUN 17-7TH)
DD-7,8-16-BIG-$240.30 (OCT 07-8TH)
DD-8,9-16-BIG-$69.50 (JUL 04-9TH)
DD-9,10-13-BIG-$73.60 (SEP 10-10TH)
DD-10,11-02-BIG-$4.80 (JAN 01-11TH)
DD-11,12-00-BIG-$0.00 (JUN 00-12TH)
DD-12,13-00-BIG-$0.00 (JUN 00-13TH)
S EX-146-BIG-$209.10 (AUG 16-9TH)
M EX-100-BIG-$223.90 (FEB 07-10TH)
S TRI-32-BIG-$138.00 (APR 22-7TH)
M TRI-104-BIG-$532.30 (JAN 20-7TH)
S SUP-09-BIG-$1,060.40 (AUG 25-7TH)
M SUP-112-BIG-$4,176.70 (JAN 20-7TH)
P3 (1-3)-03-BIG-$22.75 (JUN 07-3RD)
P3 (2-4)-06-BIG-$46.60 (JUL 01-4TH)
P3 (3-5)-03-BIG-$42.20 (MAR 18-5TH)
P3 (4-6)-04-BIG-$136.15 (MAR 11-6TH)
P3 (5-7)-03-BIG-$49.75 (MAR 21-7TH)
P3 (6-8)-05-BIG-$27.00 (APR 22-8TH)
P3 (7-9)-05-BIG-$139.55 (OCT 07-9TH)
P3 (8-10)-06-BIG-$94.35 (NOV 04-10TH)
P3 (9-11)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P3 (10-12)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P3 (11-13)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P4 (4-7)-01-BIG-$20.00 (AUG 18-7TH)
P4 (7-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P5 (1-5)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-5TH)
P5 (6-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-5TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-M-03-BIG-$2,780.00 (JUN 28-10TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-11TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-M-01-BIG-$99.60 (JAN 10-11TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-M-01-BIG-$1,135.20 (AUG 12-13TH)
5-1+ LONG-(05)-945
5-1+ LONG TOT-(16)-2,826-33.4%
LONGEST LONG-74-1 (AUG 18-1ST), 67-1 (FEB 12-7TH), 67-1 (JUL 30-10TH), 61-1 (JUN 06-6TH), 61-1 (SEP 19-10TH),
LONGS THIS NIGHT T3-90-1 (JAN 31,3RD), 57-1 (JUL 26-4TH), 55-1 (JAN 20-1ST), 48-1 (JAN 21-73H),
4TH PLACE PICKED CORRECT-0
4TH PLACE WRONG BUT PICKED 5-1+ ONLY-0
PICK 4 PLACINGS-25-40
OA PICK 4 PLAC TOT-4,874-8,004-60.9%
TOTAL RACES-(10)-2,001
TOP 4 PICKS EACH RACE-01-04,02-02,03-01,04-02,05-03-06-03,07-02,08-03,09-03,10-02,11-00,12-00,13-00=25-40-OATOT-4,874-8,004-60.9%

LEST WE FORGET. THE WAR VETS WHO DIED FOR OUR FREEDOMS (NOT OUR CONTROL FREAK POLITICIANS)

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

 In Flanders Fields
Flanders Poppy on the First World War battlefields.

by John McCrae, May 1915

In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.
Inspiration for “In Flanders Fields”
Lieutenant Alexis Helmer, 1st Brigade Canadian Field Artillery. (1) Lieutenant Alexis Helmer, 1st Brigade Canadian Field Artillery (source: A Crown of Life)    

During the early days of the Second Battle of Ypres a young Canadian artillery officer, Lieutenant Alexis Helmer, was killed on 2 May, 1915 in the gun positions near Ypres. An exploding German artillery shell landed near him. He was serving in the same Canadian artillery unit as a friend of his, the Canadian military doctor and artillery commander Major John McCrae.As the brigade doctor, John McCrae was asked to conduct the burial service for Alexis because the chaplain had been called away somewhere else on duty that evening. It is believed that later that evening, after the burial, John began the draft for his now famous poem “In Flanders Fields”.

DEMOCRAPS WILL CHEAT AT THE LAST AGAIN.YOU CAN BET ON THAT.

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

 DEMOCRAPS WILL CHEAT AT THE LAST AGAIN.YOU CAN BET ON THAT.

AT LEAST THE GOP HAS THE HOUSE NUMBERS UP. 209-192 WITH 34 SEATS UP FOR GRABS.AND 218 TO HOLD A MAJORITY. OF THE 435 TOTAL HOUSE SEATS.AND THE GOP HAS A 49-48 SENATE LEAD. 3 SEATS UP FOR GRABS. AND 51 TO HOLD THE MAJORITY OF 100 SENATE SEATS.

SO THE DEMOLIBNUTS WILL CHEAT TO GIVE THE DEMOCRAPS 50 SENATE SEATS. TO GOP 49 GOING INTO THE RUNOFF DEC 6 IN GEORGIA.THEN FIX THE WALKER ELECTION ON DEC 6 SO THE DEMOCRAPS TAKE THE MAJORITY IN THE SENATE.

AND IN THE HOUSE SEATS I PREDICT THE SLIMBAG CHEATING DEMOCRAPS WILL LET THE GOP HAVE 217 SEATS. THEY HAVE 209 CURRENTLY. WHICH MEANS THE GOP WILL GET 8 SEATS ONLY OF SEATS REMAINING. AND JUST LIKE MAGIC. THE DEMCRAPS CURRENTLY HAVE 192 HOUSE SEATS. WILL GET 26 MORE HOUSE SEATS. TO HAVE A MAJORITY IN THE HOUSE ALSO. THEN THE DEMOCRAPS WILL HOLD A MASJORITY OF BOTH. AND THEN THEY CAN PUSH EVERY SIN POSSIBLE THREW BOTH HOUSE AND SENATE FOR THE NEXT 2 YEARS. ARIZONAS DOING THE SLOW COUNT SO THE DEMOCRAPS CAN DO THE SETUP FOR THE MAGICAL GEORGIA RUNOFF WIN BY THE DEMOCRAP ON DEC 6. WHILE THE NEVADA RACE IS BEING FIXED FOR A RUNOFF ALSO. SINCE THE LAME BRAIN MEDIA DO NOT EVEN TALK ABOUT NEVADA. WERE THE GOP IS CURRENTLY LEADING. THE SECOND RUNOFF WOULD TAKE PLACE DEC 6 ALSO. AND LIKE MAGIC. THE BRAIN DEAD DIAPER BOY BIDN THE PROUD DEMOCRAP AND ALL HIS PUPPETOCRAPS . WOULD WIN. AND SECURE BOTH HOUSE AND SENATE IN THESE 2 RACES. WE WILL SEE HOW CLOSE MY PREDICTION COMES TO FACT.

GOP nudges closer to House win; Senate could hinge on Georgia runoff-Control of Congress will decide how next two years of Biden’s term play out, and whether he’s able to carry out more of his agenda or will see it blocked by new GOP majority-By Sara Burnett, Jill Colvin and Will Weissert-NOV 10,22-Today, 6:16 am 0

WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans inched closer to a narrow House majority Wednesday, while control of the Senate hinged on a few tight races in a midterm election that defied expectations of sweeping conservative victories driven by frustration over inflation and President Joe Biden’s leadership.Either party could secure a Senate majority with wins in both Nevada and Arizona — where the races were too early to call. But there was a strong possibility that, for the second time in two years, the Senate majority could come down to a runoff in Georgia next month, with Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker failing to earn enough votes to win outright.In the House, Republicans on Wednesday night were within a dozen seats of the 218 needed to take control, while Democrats kept seats in districts from Virginia to Pennsylvania to Kansas and many West Coast contests were still too early to call. In a particularly symbolic victory for the GOP, Sean Patrick Maloney of New York, the House Democratic campaign chief, lost his bid for a sixth term.Control of Congress will decide how the next two years of Biden’s term play out, and whether he is able to achieve more of his agenda or will see it blocked by a new GOP majority.Republicans are likely to launch a spate of investigations into Biden, his family and his administration if they take power, while a GOP takeover of the Senate would hobble the president’s ability to appoint judges.“Regardless of what the final tally of these elections show, and there’s still some counting going on, I’m prepared to work with my Republican colleagues,” Biden said Wednesday in his first public remarks since the polls closed. “The American people have made clear, I think, that they expect Republicans to be prepared to work with me as well.”Democrats did better than history suggested they would. The party in power almost always suffers losses in the president’s first midterm elections, though even if the GOP ultimately wins the House, it won’t be by a margin as large as during other midterm cycles. Democrats gained a net of 41 House seats under then-President Donald Trump in 2018, President Barack Obama saw the GOP gain 63 in 2010 and Republicans gained 54 seats during President Bill Clinton’s first midterm.A small majority in the House would pose a great challenge for the GOP and especially California Rep. Kevin McCarthy, who is in line to be House speaker and would have little room for error in navigating a chamber of members eager to leverage their votes to advance their own agenda.In the fight for Senate control, Pennsylvania was a bright spot for Democrats. Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, who suffered a stroke five months ago, flipped a Republican-controlled Senate seat, topping Trump-endorsed Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz.Georgia, meanwhile, was set for yet another runoff on Dec. 6. In 2021, Warnock used a runoff to win his seat, as did Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff — which gave Democrats control of the Senate. Both Warnock and Walker were already fundraising off the race stretching into a second round.Both Republican and Democratic incumbents maintained key Senate seats. In Wisconsin, Republican Sen. Ron Johnson prevailed over Democratic Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, while in New Hampshire, Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan beat Don Bolduc, a retired Army general who had initially promoted Trump’s lies about the 2020 election but tried to shift away those views closer to Election Day.AP VoteCast, a broad survey of the national electorate, showed that high inflation and concerns about the fragility of democracy were heavily influencing voters. Half of voters said inflation factored significantly, with groceries, gasoline, housing and other costs that have shot up in the past year. Slightly fewer — 44% — said the future of democracy was their primary consideration.Biden didn’t entirely shoulder the blame for inflation, with close to half of voters saying the higher-than-usual prices were more because of factors outside of his control. And despite the president bearing criticism from a pessimistic electorate, some of those voters backed Democratic candidates.Democrats counted on a midterm boost from the Supreme Court’s decision to gut abortion rights, which they thought might energize their voters, and the bet paid off. In four states where the issue was on the ballot, voters backed abortion rights. VoteCast showed that 7 in 10 national voters said overturning the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision was an important factor in their midterm decisions. It also showed the reversal was broadly unpopular. And roughly 6 in 10 said they favor a law guaranteeing access to legal abortion nationwide.In the first national election since the Jan. 6 insurrection, some who participated in or were in the vicinity of the attack on the US Capitol were poised to win elected office.One of those Republican candidates, Derrick Van Orden in Wisconsin — who was outside the Capitol during the deadly riot — won a House seat. Another, J.R. Majewski, lost to Ohio Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur.Republicans had sought to make inroads in liberal New England but were shut out of House contests, with one Maine race still set to be determined by ranked choice voting.Governors’ races took on outsized significance this year, particularly in battleground states that could help decide the results of the 2024 presidential election. Democrats held on to governors’ mansions in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, defeating Republicans who promoted Trump’s lies about a stolen 2020 election. Republicans held on to governors’ mansions in Florida, Texas and Georgia, another battleground state Biden narrowly won two years ago.Trump found some success as well. He lifted Republican Senate candidates to victory in Ohio and North Carolina. JD Vance, the bestselling author of “Hillbilly Elegy,” defeated 10-term congressman Tim Ryan, while Rep. Ted Budd beat Cheri Beasley, the former chief justice of the state Supreme Court.Trump had endorsed more than 300 candidates across the country, hoping the night would end in a red wave he could ride to the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. After summoning reporters and his most loyal supporters to a watch party at his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida on Tuesday, he ended the night without a triumphant speech.Still, the former president insisted on social media that he’d had “A GREAT EVENING.” Hours later, Palm Beach County issued an evacuation order for an area that included Trump’s club with Hurricane Nicole approaching.

Democratic edge shrinks in Arizona Senate, governor races-Democrats maintain small but dwindling leads in run for US Senate, governor, and secretary of state-By JONATHAN J. COOPER-NOV 10,22-Today, 6:27 am 0

PHOENIX (AP) — Margins between Democrats and Republicans narrowed considerably Wednesday in key Arizona races as election officials chipped away at counting more than half a million mail ballots returned on Election Day and shortly before.Democrats maintained small but dwindling leads in key races for US Senate, governor and secretary of state, while Republicans were optimistic the late-counted ballots would break heavily in their favor, as they did in 2020.It could take several days before it’s clear who won some of the closer contests.With Republicans still in the hunt, it remained unclear whether the stronger-than-expected showing for Democrats would extend to Arizona, a longtime Republican stronghold that became a battleground during Donald Trump’s presidency.The GOP nominated a slate of candidates who earned Trump’s endorsement after falsely claiming his loss to President Joe Biden was tainted.Among them former television news anchor Kari Lake was about half a point behind Democratic Secretary of State Katie Hobbs in the race for governor, a contest that centered heavily on Lake’s baseless claims of fraud in the 2020 election. The Republican candidate for attorney general also trailed narrowly.Democrats had more comfortable five-point margins in the races for US Senate and secretary of state, but with so many ballots outstanding, the races were too early to call.In the race for attorney general, Republican Abraham Hamadeh took the lead from Democrat Kris Mayes.Officials in Maricopa County, the state’s most populous, said about 17,000 ballots were affected by a printing mishap that prevented vote-counters from reading some ballots, a problem that slowed voting in some locations and infuriated Republicans who were counting on strong Election Day turnout. County officials said all ballots will be counted but gave no timeline for doing so. They did not offer any new information about what caused the problem but promised a thorough review.“There is no perfect election. Yesterday was not a perfect election,” said Bill Gates, the Republican chairman of the county board of supervisors. “We will learn from it and do better.”Lake repeated her pledge to immediately call lawmakers into special session upon being sworn in to make massive changes to Arizona election laws. She wants to significantly reduce early and mail voting, options chosen by at least 8 in 10 Arizona voters, and to count all ballots by hand, which election administrators say would be extremely time consuming.Ballots can have dozens of races on them. Maricopa County has more than 50 judges on the ballot, on top of state and local races and 10 ballot measures.“We’re going to go back to small precincts where it’s easier to detect problems and easier to fix them and it’ll be easier to hand count votes as well,” Lake told Fox News host Tucker Carlson Wednesday night. “These are some of the things I’d like to see happen. I’ll work with the Legislature.”A political urban-rural divide was evident among Arizona voters.Democrats Katie Hobbs and Sen. Mark Kelly each drew support from nearly two-thirds of urban voters, according to AP VoteCast, an expansive survey of more than 3,200 voters in Arizona.Suburban voters split about evenly between the two Democratic candidates and their GOP rivals, Kari Lake and Blake Masters. Small town and rural voters were more likely to favor Lake and Masters.In the Senate race, suburban men and women were divided in their candidate preferences. Suburban men clearly favored Masters, suburban women Kelly.In the race for governor, suburban men overwhelmingly backed Lake, while suburban women slightly favored Hobbs.Meanwhile, Republicans who control the three-member board of supervisors in southeastern Arizona’s GOP-heavy Cochise County voted Wednesday to appeal a judge’s decision that blocked them from hand-counting all the ballots, which are also being tabulated by machines.The efforts to hand-count ballots in the county and elsewhere across the nation are driven by unfounded concerns among some Republicans that problems with vote-counting machines or voter fraud led to Trump’s 2020 defeat.A judge said the plan ran afoul of state election law that limits hand counts to a small sample of ballots, a process meant to confirm the machine count was accurate.

Posthumous win-Dead Pennsylvania state lawmaker wins reelection-Tony DeLuca, a Democrat who represented a Pittsburgh suburb in the state legislature’s lower house, died last month; on Tuesday, he crushed Green Party challenger Zarah LivingstonBy AFP and TOI staff-NOV 10,22-Today, 3:16 am

A Pennsylvania state lawmaker who died of cancer last month was reelected by a crushing margin, news reports quoting preliminary results said.Tony DeLuca, a Democrat who represented a Pittsburgh suburb in the lower house of the state legislature, crushed Green Party challenger Zarah Livingston. But Deluca died of lymphoma on October 9 at the age of 85. It was too late to get his name off the ballot in Tuesday’s nationwide US legislative elections.DeLuca retained his seat with 86 percent of the votes in his race, with 98 percent of the ballots counted.A special election will now be held to decide who gets his seat.“While we’re incredibly saddened by the loss of Representative Tony DeLuca, we are proud to see the voters continue to show their confidence in him and his commitment to Democratic values by reelecting him posthumously,” the Pennsylvania Democratic Party said.According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, DeLuca was the longest-serving member of Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives. He served for 39 years.While we're incredibly saddened by the loss of Representative Tony DeLuca, we are proud to see the voters to continue to show their confidence in him and his commitment to Democratic values by re-electing him posthumously. A special election will follow soon. pic.twitter.com/CfLnSCuvK9— PA House Dems (@PAHDCC) November 9, 2022

US envoy says White House ‘will fight’ any Israeli West Bank annexation efforts-Tom Nides says he expects to work closely with incoming government, says it remains to be seen if he’d meet with far-right lawmaker Itamar Ben Gvir-By Amy Spiro-NOV 10,22-Today, 12:52 pm 6

US Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides warned in interviews that the White House would push back against any attempts by the expected incoming Israeli government to annex all or parts of the West Bank.“Our position is quite clear: We do not support annexation. We will fight any attempt to do so,” Nides told the Kan public broadcaster’s diplomatic correspondent Gili Cohen in an interview aired Thursday, adding that “most of the Arab countries” feel the same way.Nides’s comments came after senior Likud MK Yariv Levin said following his meeting with President Isaac Herzog during party consultations on Wednesday that West Bank annexation was high on the government’s agenda.“We brought the State of Israel closer than ever before to applying sovereignty [over the West Bank],” Levin said at the President’s Residence. “We were just a step away on that issue in the past, and I hope that we’ll be able to continue in that direction.”Just ahead of the Abraham Accords in 2020, then-prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced an intention to move ahead with annexing portions of the West Bank with the support of then-president Donald Trump.But the plan was shelved as part of the burgeoning peace deal with the United Arab Emirates, which strongly opposed any annexation efforts.In an interview with the Ynet news site on Wednesday, Nides said that he was not worried by the prospect of annexation, and did not expect Israel to try to go through with it.The US envoy told Kan that he intends to work closely with the expected future right-wing government.“I want to start with a relationship with this government that is strong, that is enduring. I want to work closely with prime minister Netanyahu,” said Nides. “That said, we have to stand up for the things that we believe in — that’s what American values are about… There will be times that we will articulate what we believe our differences are.”Asked if he would meet with far-right Religious Zionism MK Itamar Ben Gvir, who is expected to receive a senior cabinet post, Nides said time would tell.“I’m not going to make draconian statements that I’m not ever going to talk to anyone — it doesn’t matter left or right,” said Nides. “We’ll see who gets to be in these positions… I want to see rhetorically what they say and how they act.”The US envoy said his job “is to keep dialogues going, conversations going, but push back on things we disagree with — and I will be pushing back aggressively on things that we disagree with.”Asked if he would invite Ben Gvir to the traditional embassy July 4 party next year, Nides laughed loudly, and said only: “There are a lot of things that could happen in the next six months.”US officials have privately expressed serious concerns over the potential future role of Ben Gvir, a firebrand MK who ran an anti-Arab campaign and has a history of inflammatory statements, as well as past convictions for incitement.On Monday, US President Joe Biden phoned Netanyahu to congratulate him on last week’s election victory.According to a Hebrew statement from Netanyahu’s office, during the eight-minute phone call with Biden, the US leader told Israel’s presumed next premier that “we’re brothers” and “we’ll make history together.”An official familiar with the matter told The Times of Israel that the Biden administration is still waiting for the Israeli government to be formed before making any policy decisions. However, the US will likely have a hard time working with ministers such as Ben Gvir and Religious Zionism leader Bezalel Smotrich, the official said.Pressed for his reaction on the rise of the far-right in Israel, State Department spokesman Ned Price said the US “hope[s] that all Israeli government officials will continue to share the values of an open, democratic society including tolerance and respect for all in civil society, particularly for minority groups.”Jacob Magid contributed to this report.
Op-ed-Israel could be en route to a tyranny of the majority-The ‘override clause’ planned by the incoming coalition risks leaving Israel without an effective independent judiciary and no guaranteed civil liberties-By David Horovitz    Today, 10:05 am 53

All four parties in Benjamin Netanyahu’s incoming coalition are interested in reducing the power of the Supreme Court by legislating a so-called “override clause” that would drastically restrict the justices’ capacity to intervene in Knesset legislation and government decisions.Among the arguments advanced in support of such a move is the court’s ostensible over-involvement in lawmaking; the claim that our politicians, as elected representatives of the people, should hold ultimate sway over non-elected judges; and the fact that parliament holds primacy over the courts even in such mighty democracies as Britain.There is indeed nothing unacceptable about examining the separation of powers — the rights, responsibilities and delicate relationship between the judiciary, the executive and the legislature — to ensure that the checks and balances necessary in a democracy, including the capacity of the majority to rule and the minority to enjoy protection, are functioning effectively. There is a great deal to fear, however, from a purported “reform” of those checks and balances that actually demolishes them, and gives the elected political majority of the day near-absolute or even absolute authority.In Israel, it should be noted front and center, the legislature — our 120-seat Knesset — can generally exercise precious little control over government-backed legislation and decision-making. And with the November 1 elections having given the extremely homogeneous right-wing, far-right and ultra-Orthodox parties a decisive majority, with 64 seats, opposition voices in the Knesset are broadly rendered powerless to resist.That leaves the justices of the Supreme Court as the only brake on coalition-backed legislation and administrative decisions.In Britain, which has a Bill of Rights and where the existence of two Houses of Parliament already brings more diverse voices to bear on legislation, the courts do not have the right to strike down laws as unconstitutional or anti-democratic, but they can and do warn of such dangers, and the political echelon almost invariably amends as necessary. Here, the entire motivation for the intended “override clause” is to enable the ruling majority to disregard judicial objections. Furthermore, as ToI’s Raoul Wootliff noted when he wrote extensively about the override debate three years ago, Israel has no federalized state system, no constitution, no bill of rights to mitigate the government’s authority and help guarantee individual protections.Until about a decade ago, our once and soon-to-be prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu avowedly protected the independence of the Supreme Court against precisely such “reforms” as an override clause.“Now, what is the real test of a democracy? It’s not over this or that radical proposal or this or that extreme bill, but on how the leadership responds to these proposals,” Netanyahu told the Knesset Channel in an interview in 2012. “Listen, there have been proposals to limit or cut the power of the Supreme Court, which is one of the pillars of our democracy, and I prevented all of them. All of them! I have repeatedly protected the independence of the Supreme Court: The law to limit its authority — I buried it; the law for public hearings of judges in the Knesset committees — I buried it; the law to change the makeup of the Judicial Appointments Committee — I buried it,” he specified. “The fact that people put forward proposals is part of democracy, but the real test is what passes and what doesn’t pass. So no, there is no danger to Israeli democracy. It is strong. And I am certainly, certainly committed to it.”Right now, though, as Netanyahu is pulling together his coalition, the calls from his potential partners and from within his own Likud to legislate an “override clause” have reached a crescendo. And, unlike a decade ago, Netanyahu has a very personal interest in the process.Depending on its scope and reach, such a clause could hamper or abolish altogether the justices’ capacity to oversee the Knesset and cabinet and to overturn their laws and decisions — as the court has done on issues such as the treatment of illegal immigrants, the legalization of settlements built on private Palestinian land, and the exemption of ultra-Orthodox youths from military service. Depending on its scope and reach, indeed, the clause could enable the infringement, curtailing or abolition of far wider freedoms — on everything from LGBTQ rights to the status of non-Orthodox Judaism, Arab Israeli and Palestinian rights and status, the free press, you name it — turning Israel’s governance into a “tyranny of the majority,” in the vivid summation of criminal and constitutional law expert Prof. Mordechai Kremnitzer.For Netanyahu personally, a neutered Supreme Court could facilitate the unimpeded passage of legislation rendering prime ministers immune from prosecution, its retroactive application, and the abolition of the charge of “fraud and breach of trust” — all of which would bring an end to his current corruption trial, and all of which are being openly advocated by members of his expected coalition. (In France, too, the president cannot be indicted while in office for offenses allegedly committed during his term; but in France, the president can serve only two five-year terms.)-Religious Zionism leader Bezalel Smotrich, whose ultimate declared goal is for an Israeli theocracy, and who is eyeing the Justice Ministry among other portfolios in the coalition negotiations, is also seeking to “reform” the process by which Israel chooses its justices, and thereby to ensure that the ruling majority determines who gets to sit on the country’s top court. In essence, therefore, Smotrich is aiming to neuter our independent judiciary twice over — both to handpick the justices and to ensure that they can’t interfere with the governing coalition’s activities anyway.Over the years, as the idea of an override clause has risen and fallen, proposals have varied regarding how large a Knesset majority would be required to impose it and how wide-ranging its potential application. Israel’s judicial hierarchy has itself at times suggested that re-legislating a law struck down by the Supreme Court would be appropriate were 75 or 80 of the 120 Knesset members to back it. In almost any conceivable Israeli political circumstance, this would mean a substantial number of opposition Knesset members would also be backing the re-legislation. That does not appear to be the nascent coalition’s idea.Nobody knows right now the specifics of the override clause the coalition will move to pass, including whether it could impact all rights and all of Israel’s quasi-constitutional Basic Laws. But multiple Hebrew media reports this week have suggested that the favored framework would require the support of only 61 MKs, that it would be widely applicable, and that Netanyahu is inclined to support this. If that proves to be the case, the incoming coalition — which won the support of only a fraction more than half of those who voted on November 1 — would be destroying the only legitimate constraint on its governance. And Israel, lacking an effective independent judiciary and guaranteed civil liberties, would no longer be a democracy.As then-president Reuven Rivlin noted in 2018, “protecting the rights of the minority does not merely balance the right of the majority to rule and decide. In the absence of protection for the rights of the minority, the determining majority is nothing more than a tyrant.”

UTJ, Religious Zionism back Netanyahu for PM as Herzog continues consultations-Yisrael Beytenu declines to endorse candidate; United Torah Judaism lawmakers vow to block changes to status quo on Temple Mount after president’s hot mic warning about Ben Gvir-By Amy Spiro-NOV 10,22-Today, 2:35 pm 0

Representatives of the United Torah Judaism and Religious Zionism parties formally backed Likud chairman Benjamin Netanyahu for prime minister during meetings with President Isaac Herzog on Thursday.With their backing, Netanyahu has so far received 58 nods in support of him receiving the mandate to form the next government, and is expected to reach 63 or 64 by the end of the day, following Herzog’s separate meetings with the Otzma Yehudit and Noam factions.Herzog sat down with the party representatives a day after he was overheard on a hot mic saying that “the entire world” was concerned about far-right lawmaker Itamar Ben Gvir, whose Otzma Yehudit party ran on a joint slate with Religious Zionism and Noam in last week’s election.The president was heard telling representatives from Shas: “You’re going to have a problem with the Temple Mount. That’s a critical issue,” adding that with Ben Gvir — who has pushed for major changes at the flashpoint holy site — “you have a partner that the entire world is anxious about.”At the outset of his meeting with UTJ, Herzog joked that they were being “very careful with the sound these days,” to laughs from the gathered officials.After the party’s meeting with Herzog, UTJ lawmakers told reporters that they would not support any changes at the flashpoint site.“We’re concerned with any steps that anyone takes on the Temple Mount,” said UTJ MK Uri Maklev. Party MK Ya’akov Asher added that UTJ “will not take part in any change” to the status quo, and MK Meir Porush added: “Netanyahu won’t either.”The ultra-Orthodox parties, along with the Chief Rabbinate, are opposed to the ascension of Jews to the holy site because they believe that Torah law bans setting foot in the sacred area.Ben Gvir and many on the political right have long pushed for greater access and control over the Temple Mount, which is largely controlled by the Jordanian Waqf. Currently, Jews can only visit the site at certain times, and are barred from praying there.In the meeting with Herzog, UTJ chief Yitzhak Goldknopf said his party’s voters had felt personally targeted by the actions of the outgoing government, “and were greatly harmed,” a likely reference to taxes on disposable tableware and sweetened drinks, which the party has vowed to repeal.Goldknopf promised, however, to work on behalf of the entire Israeli public, not just the Haredi community.Religious Zionism MK Orit Strock told Herzog after formally backing Netanyahu that reforms in the judicial system are a priority for the party.“We have a lot of appreciation for the judicial system as a system, and for the judges and their efforts… but there is no doubt that there is a great deal to fix, and that there is a large population that is waiting for that fix,” Strock told Herzog.Future Religious Zionism MK Ohad Tal said that the relationship with Diaspora Jewry “is at the top of our agenda,” referencing plans to work on education, world youth groups and fighting antisemitism.President Isaac Herzog (left) meets with representatives of the Yisrael Beytenu party during consultations at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem on November 10, 2022. (Kobi Gideon/GPO)-A delegation from Yisrael Beytenu declined to formally back any candidate for the next prime minister, saying that the outcome of the election is “very clear.”Yisrael Beytenu MK Oded Forer said the party is particularly concerned that the expected future government will work to change the Law of Return, which currently offers Israeli citizenship to anyone with at least one parent with Jewish ancestry.Any such change, said Forer, “would be scandalous in terms of our worldview.”The current law is strongly opposed by the ultra-Orthodox parties as well as many in Religious Zionism, for granting citizenship to many not considered Jewish under Orthodox Jewish law.On Wednesday, Likud and Shas formally backed Netanyahu as the next prime minister, while Yesh Atid gave its support to Yair Lapid and National Unity declined to support any candidate.Despite the fact that Ben Gvir and Religious Zionism chief Bezalel Smotrich announced on Sunday that they would negotiate their entry into the coalition as a bloc, Herzog is meeting separately with all three factions on the joint electoral slate.On Thursday afternoon Herzog is scheduled to meet with Otzma Yehudit, Noam and Ra’am. The president’s office said that he will complete his round of consultations on Friday — meeting with Labor and Hadash-Ta’al — and is expected to hand the mandate to Netanyahu on Sunday.Likud officials said Wednesday that their bloc “will make an effort to form the government as quickly as possible,” once Netanyahu is formally tasked with the job. Despite not being awarded the mandate yet, the Likud leader has held a series of meetings with his allied party leaders over the past week.

Iran claims to develop hypersonic missile that can breach all defense shields-Commander of Revolutionary Guards aerospace unit predicts that for decades, no technology will be able to counter the new weapon-By AFP-NOV 10,22-Today, 11:43 am 6

TEHRAN, Iran — Iran has developed a hypersonic missile capable of penetrating all defense systems, General Amirali Hajizadeh, the commander of its Revolutionary Guards aerospace unit, claimed on Thursday.Hypersonic missiles, like traditional ballistic missiles which can deliver nuclear weapons, can fly more than five times the speed of sound.“This hypersonic ballistic missile was developed to counter air defense shields,” Hajizadeh said, quoted by Iran’s Fars news agency.“It will be able to breach all the systems of anti-missile defense,” said the general, adding that he believed it would take decades before a system capable of intercepting it is developed.“This missile, which targets enemy anti-missile systems, represents a great generational leap in the field of missiles.”The announcement comes after Iran admitted on Saturday that it had sent drones to Russia, but said it had done so before the Ukraine war.The Washington Post reported on October 16 that Iran was preparing to ship missiles to Russia, but Tehran rejected the report as “completely false.”Unlike ballistic missiles, hypersonic missiles fly on a trajectory low in the atmosphere, potentially reaching targets more quickly.North Korea’s test of a hypersonic missile last year sparked concerns about a race to acquire the technology.Russia currently leads the race to develop the missiles, followed by China and the United States.Both Iran and Russia are targeted by stringent sanctions — Iran after the US unilaterally pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers, and Russia since it invaded Ukraine in February.The two countries have responded to the sanctions by boosting cooperation in key areas to help prop up their economies.-Stalled nuclear talks-A hypersonic missile is maneuverable, making it harder to track and defend against.While countries like the United States have developed systems designed to defend against cruise and ballistic missiles, the ability to track and take down a hypersonic missile remains a question.Thursday’s announcement comes against a backdrop of stalled talks on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal.The deal reached with six major powers — Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the US — gave Iran relief from sanctions in return for guarantees it could not develop an atomic weapon.Iran has always denied wanting a nuclear arsenal.The deal collapsed after the unilateral withdrawal of the United States in 2018 under then president Donald Trump.It also follows Iran’s announcement on November 5 of the successful test flight of a rocket capable of propelling satellites into space.The United States has repeatedly voiced concern that such launches could boost Iran’s ballistic missile technology, extending to the potential delivery of nuclear warheads.In March, the US government imposed sanctions on Iran’s missile-related activities.It said in a statement at the time that the punitive measures followed “Iran’s recent missile attack on Arbil, Iraq, as well as missile attacks by Iranian proxies against Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.”“These attacks are a reminder that Iran’s development and proliferation of ballistic missiles pose a serious threat to regional and international security,” it said.

Accusing rival of fomenting unrest, Iran warns Saudi Arabia its patience running out-Intelligence minister says destiny of two neighbors is linked, cautions that any instability is ‘contagious’ and can spread to other countries in the region-By AFP-NOV 10,22-Today, 2:16 pm 0

TEHRAN, Iran — Iran has warned its neighbors, including Saudi Arabia, that it will retaliate against moves to destabilize it at a time of daily protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini.Street violence flared across Iran after the 22-year-old Amini died on September 16, following her arrest by the morality police for allegedly flouting the Islamic Republic’s strict dress code for women.Iran has accused its enemies, including the United States and Saudi Arabia, of being behind the unrest that it says has led to dozens of deaths, mostly among demonstrators but also among the security forces.“I would like to say to Saudi Arabia that our destiny and that of other countries in the region are linked to each other because of us being neighbors,” its intelligence minister, Esmail Khatib, said on Wednesday.“For Iran, any instability in the countries of the region is contagious, and any instability in Iran can be contagious to the countries of the region,” he said, quoted on the website of Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.“The Islamic Republic of Iran has so far adopted strategic patience but it cannot guarantee that it will maintain this strategic patience if hostilities against it continue,” the minister added.“If the Islamic Republic decides to punish these countries, their glass palaces will collapse and they will no longer enjoy stability.”Last month, Iran accused the CIA and its counterparts in Britain, Israel and Saudi Arabia of “plotting” against it.

Putin will not go to G20 summit in Bali, may participate via video link-Russia’s foreign minister to attend instead; experts warn absence of Russian president would stymie progress on resolving Ukraine war and its global economic fallout-By Lucie GODEAU and Jack Moore-NOV 10,22-Today, 8:49 am 2

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AFP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the G20 leaders’ summit in Indonesia next week, Moscow’s embassy in Jakarta told AFP on Thursday.It was the first Russian confirmation that Putin will not travel to the resort island of Bali for the summit, which would have put him in the same room as US President Joe Biden for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine in February.Biden has called Putin a “war criminal” and ruled out meeting him in Bali if he went unless the conversation involved the release of Americans held in Russia.“I can confirm that (foreign minister) Sergei Lavrov will lead the Russian delegation to the G20. President Putin’s program is still being worked out, he could participate virtually,” said Yulia Tomskaya, the embassy’s chief of protocol.The decision follows months of speculation about Putin’s participation at the November 15-16 summit.The Kremlin is expected to try and shield itself from Western condemnation over the war, in which its forces are suffering setbacks in the face of a Ukrainian counter-offensive.Another source with knowledge of Russia’s G20 planning confirmed that Putin would be replaced by Lavrov.The person said it was unclear if the Russian leader would attend virtually as “the issue has not been finalized.”Lavrov walked out of a G20 foreign ministers’ meeting in Bali in July after officials roundly condemned Russia over Ukraine.Host Indonesia pursues a neutral foreign policy and has rebuffed Western calls to disinvite Russia from the summit.Indonesian President Joko Widodo had invited Putin despite the invasion, prompting a flurry of Western criticism. In August, he said Putin had accepted that invitation.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is expected to attend virtually. He had threatened to boycott the summit if Putin attended.Ukraine is not a G20 member.Increasing isolation-Experts said Putin’s absence would hurt the summit, with no progress likely to be made on the Ukraine war and its global economic fallout.“The G20 cannot do much, so it will only be a symbolic forum. Their discussion is always stuck on the issue of war,” said Radityo Dharmaputra, a Russia and eastern Europe expert at Indonesia’s Airlangga University.“The main issue itself — the war — cannot be discussed and resolved. Fruitful results might come up in bilateral meetings but the rest of it is just the leaders trying to attend in respect for Indonesia as the host.”While Biden has shunned contact with his Russian counterpart, France has warned against worsening Putin’s isolation on the world stage.Russia refers to its invasion as a special military operation to “de-Nazify” Ukraine and blames subsequent Western sanctions for the global food and energy crises that followed.While those sanctions have gnawed at Russia’s war effort, other countries have maintained economic ties with Moscow. India and China stepped up their purchases of Russian oil.-Global crises-The G20 summit will be the biggest meeting of the bloc since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.Fresh from securing a historic third term, Chinese President Xi Jinping is also expected to attend.The Chinese leader will be looking to shore up Beijing’s global alliances in the face of US competition without close ally Putin in toe.The

MY MOHAWK RACEWAY PREDICTIONS 2022 RD 194 THU NOV 10, 2022

    MOHAWK STANDARDBREAD HARNESS RACEWAY 2022 - RESULTS AS OF THU NOV-10, 2022 - DAY-194

MOHAWK PICKS
01-4-3-2-5 4TH (12-1)
02-8-5-2-4 MEX-8.40 - 8.40
03-6-5-1-3 4TH WBP (26-1)
04-7-4-3-2 W-3.10 - 11.50
05-5-8-6-7 W-6.20, S-2.80, 4TH (9-1), DD-7.40 - 27.90
06-6-4-1-3 4TH WBP (10-1), MEX-9.50 - 37.40
07-9-3-6-10 P-7.60, S-3.70 - 48.70
08-7-6-3-4 P-5.10, MTRI-16.90 - 70.70
09-5-6-7-0 W-4.40, P-2.50, S-2.20, SEX-8.80, STRI-8.80 - 97.40
10-7-3-4-8-9 W-3.90, P-3.40, SEX-16.10, DD-10.50 - 131.30
MOHAWKS TONIGHTS TOTAL $131.30 OVERALL TOTAL $56,701.35

STANS PICKS
01-5-4-6-2-3 P-2.10, S-6.90, 4TH WBP (10-1), MSUP-208.20 - 217.20
02-8-5-2-7-4 4TH (39-1), MEX-8.40 - 225.60
03-5-1-3-4-6 W-3.90, S-6.60, 4TH WBP (6-1), MSUP-159.30 - 395.40
04-7-3-4-5-6 W-3.10, P-3.40, SEX-9.50, DD-6.20 - 417.60
05-5-4-6-7-2 W-6.20, S-2.80, 4TH (9-1), DD-7.40, P3-10.65 - 444.65
06-6-1-4-3-5 4TH WBP (10-1)
07-9-5-6-10-3 S-3.70 - 448.35
08-7-5-4-3-2 4TH WBP (6.5)
09-6-5-7-3-4 S-2.20, MEX-8.80, MTRI-8.80 - 468.15
10-5-8-10-7-3 4TH WBP (4.5), MHI-5-1,733.00 - 2,201.15
HI-5 MONEY BEFORE TONIGHT = $93,566.83
STANS TONIGHTS TOTAL $2,201.15 OVERALL TOTAL $71,624.05

ACTUAL RACE RESULTS
01-2 (10-1)-4 (1.9)-6 (54-1)-5 (12-1)
02-5 (8.5)-8 (1.2)-6 (23-1)-7 (39-1) (8-1P2 FOR INT ON 5)
03-5 (4.5)-4 (6-1)-3 (26-1)-1 (7-1)
04-7 (1.2)-3 (5-1)-6 (45-1)-4 (5.2)
05-5 (2-1)-2 (2-1)-6 (2-1)-7 (9-1) (3-SCR)
06-4 (2-1)-6 (1.2)-3 (10-1)-2 (47-1)
07-5 (4-1)-3 (11-1)-6 (4-1)-4 (48-1)
08-3 (6.5)-6 (5-1)-7 (8.5)-5 (13-1)
09-5 (6.5)-6 (9.5)-7 (5.2)-4 (9-1) (1-SCR)
10-7 (4.5)-3 (4-1)-5 (10-1)-10 (20-1)-8 (16-1)

MOHAWK PREDICTIONS)-RECORD 2022

01-710-BIG-$18.20 (JAN 29-8TH) (8-1), 17.60 (OCT 07-7TH) (7-1), 17.20 (FEB 24-1ST) (7-1),  
02-418-BIG-$13.40 (MAY 05-10TH) (10-1), $12.50 (SEP 05-3RD) (12-1), $11.10 (OCT 29-12TH) (12-1),  
03-323-BIG-$16.60 (JAN 27-2ND) (17-1), $9.60 (APR 21-9TH) (8-1), $8.90 (JUN 07-5TH) (20-1),
04-272-BIG-48-1 (OCT 29-9TH), 36-1 (SEP 03-6TH), 34-1 (FEB 21-2ND), 34-1 (NOV 05-5TH),   
04-695-W B P-BIG-61-1 (SEP 19-10TH), 41-1 (MAR 24-3RD), 40-1 (NOV 05-2ND), 34-1 (JUL 05-11TH),
DD-1,2-28-BIG-$36.00 (FEB 24-2ND)
DD-2,3-29-BIG-$34.30 (SEP 17-3RD)
DD-3,4-27-BIG-$27.00 (AUG 16-4TH)
DD-4,5-20-BIG-$30.50 (FEB 19-5TH)
DD-5,6-20-BIG-$46.70 (MAR 17-6TH)
DD-6,7-19-BIG-$36.40 (JAN 03-7TH)
DD-7,8-29-BIG-$27.90 (JAN 29-8TH)
DD-8,9-24-BIG-$33.10 (MAY16-9TH)
DD-9,10-25-BIG-$29.40 (OCT 13-10TH)
DD-10,11-14-BIG-$87.80 (MAY 09-11TH)
DD-11,12-03-BIG-$13.60 (OCT 28-12TH)
DD-12,13-01-BIG-$08.80 (JUN 18-13TH)
S EX-231-BIG-$44.10 (JAN 01-1ST)
M EX-153-BIG-$76.70 (MAR 25-10TH)
S TRI-63-BIG-$49.50 (JAN 01-1ST)
M TRI-184-BIG-$231.30 (OCT 27-1ST)
S SUP-16-BIG-$91.55 (JUN 03-10TH)
M SUP-170-BIG-$988.30 (NOV 04-10TH)
P3 (1-3)-11-BIG-$25.40 (FEB 24-3RD)
P3 (2-4)-12-BIG-$14.65 (MAY 13-4TH)
P3 (3-5)-09-BIG-$15.55 (SEP 23-5TH)
P3 (4-6)-07-BIG-$25.40 (MAR 17-6TH)
P3 (5-7)-05-BIG-$68.80 (MAR 17-7TH)
P3 (6-8)-05-BIG-$27.30 (JU 04-8TH)
P3 (7-9)-08-BIG-$26.60 (JAN 28-9TH)
P3 (8-10)-08-BIG-$36.65 (MAR 24-10TH)
P3 (9-11)-05-BIG-$53.50 (MAY 09-11TH)
P3 (10-12)-02-BIG-$16.25 (OCT 17-12TH)
P3 (11-13)-01-BIG-$09.45 (JUN 18-13TH)
P4 (4-7)-03-BIG-$66.80 (MAR 17-7TH)
P4 (7-10)-02-BIG-$19.35 (JAN 13-10TH)
P4 (8-11)-01-BIG-$81.80 (MAY 09-11TH)
P4 (9-12)-01-BIG-$54.25 (OCT 17-12TH)
P4 (10-13)-01-BIG-$14.45 (JUN 18-13TH)
P5 (1-5)-02-BIG-$80.55 (MAY 05-5TH)
P5 (6-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-M-04-BIG-$976.00 (FEB 28-10TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-11TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-M-02-BIG-$3,708.70 (JUL 08-11TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
5-1+ LONG-(04)-766
5-1+ LONG TOT-(11)-2,810-27.3%
LONGEST LONG-32-1 (FEB 03-8TH), 19-1 (JAN 08-9TH)
LONGS THIS NIGHT T3-0-19-1 (JAN 08-9TH),
4TH PLACE PICKED CORRECT-0
4TH PLACE WRONG BUT PICKED 5-1+ ONLY-0
PICK 4 PLACINGS-27-40
OA PICK 4 PLAC TOT-4,998-7,964-62.8%
TOTAL RACES-(10)-1,991
TOP 4 PICKS EACH RACE-01-03,02-02,03-03,04-03,05-03,06-03,07-02,08-03,09-03,10-02,11-00,12-00,13-00=27-40-OATOT-4,998-7,964-62.8%

(STANS PREDICTIONS)-RECORD AT MOHAWK 2022

01-575-BIG-$116.90 (JUL 26-4TH) (57-1), $65.30 (JUL 26-5TH) (31-1), $59.80 (SEP 05-9TH) (28-1),  
02-333-BIG-$58.70 (JUL 28-2ND (17-1), $28.70 (JAN 20-7TH) (31-1), $27.70 (OCT 21-9TH) (50-1),
03-310-BIG-$20.50 (SEP 19-10TH) (61-1), $18.70 (JUN 20-2ND) (25-1), $18.40 (JAN 20-1ST) (55-1),
04-268-BIG-85-1 (AUG 20-6TH), 74-1 (AUG 18-1ST), 71-1 (FEB 12-3RD), 60-1 (SEP 24-10TH)     
04-751-W B P-BIG-84-1 (SEP 06-3RD),71-1 (FEB 12-4TH), 64-1 (JUL 04-4TH), 63-1 (SEP 12-6TH),  
DD-1,2-19-BIG-$42.10 (FEB 19-2ND)
DD-2,3-17-BIG-$63.20 (FEB 14-3RD)
DD-3,4-20-BIG-$38.10 (JUL 01-4TH)
DD-4,5-10-BIG-$2,322.10 (JUL 26-5TH)
DD-5,6-17-BIG-$111.70 (MAR 11-6TH)
DD-6,7-12-BIG-$47.30 (JUN 17-7TH)
DD-7,8-16-BIG-$240.30 (OCT 07-8TH)
DD-8,9-16-BIG-$69.50 (JUL 04-9TH)
DD-9,10-13-BIG-$73.60 (SEP 10-10TH)
DD-10,11-02-BIG-$4.80 (JAN 01-11TH)
DD-11,12-00-BIG-$0.00 (JUN 00-12TH)
DD-12,13-00-BIG-$0.00 (JUN 00-13TH)
S EX-146-BIG-$209.10 (AUG 16-9TH)
M EX-99-BIG-$223.90 (FEB 07-10TH)
S TRI-32-BIG-$138.00 (APR 22-7TH)
M TRI-103-BIG-$532.30 (JAN 20-7TH)
S SUP-09-BIG-$1,060.40 (AUG 25-7TH)
M SUP-111-BIG-$4,176.70 (JAN 20-7TH)
P3 (1-3)-03-BIG-$22.75 (JUN 07-3RD)
P3 (2-4)-06-BIG-$46.60 (JUL 01-4TH)
P3 (3-5)-03-BIG-$42.20 (MAR 18-5TH)
P3 (4-6)-04-BIG-$136.15 (MAR 11-6TH)
P3 (5-7)-03-BIG-$49.75 (MAR 21-7TH)
P3 (6-8)-05-BIG-$27.00 (APR 22-8TH)
P3 (7-9)-05-BIG-$139.55 (OCT 07-9TH)
P3 (8-10)-06-BIG-$94.35 (NOV 04-10TH)
P3 (9-11)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P3 (10-12)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P3 (11-13)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P4 (4-7)-01-BIG-$20.00 (AUG 18-7TH)
P4 (7-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
P5 (1-5)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-5TH)
P5 (6-10)-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-5TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-10TH)
10TH -P5 (HF)-M-03-BIG-$2,780.00 (JUN 28-10TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-11TH)
11TH -P5 (HF)-M-01-BIG-$99.60 (JAN 10-11TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
12TH -P5 (HF)-M-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-12TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-S-00-BIG-$0.00 (JAN 00-13TH)
13TH -P5 (HF)-M-01-BIG-$1,135.20 (AUG 12-13TH)
5-1+ LONG-(04)-940
5-1+ LONG TOT-(11)-2,810-33.5%
LONGEST LONG-74-1 (AUG 18-1ST), 67-1 (FEB 12-7TH), 67-1 (JUL 30-10TH), 61-1 (JUN 06-6TH), 61-1 (SEP 19-10TH),
LONGS THIS NIGHT T3-90-1 (JAN 31,3RD), 57-1 (JUL 26-4TH), 55-1 (JAN 20-1ST), 48-1 (JAN 21-73H),
4TH PLACE PICKED CORRECT-0
4TH PLACE WRONG BUT PICKED 5-1+ ONLY-0
PICK 4 PLACINGS-31-40
OA PICK 4 PLAC TOT-4,849-7,964-60.9%
TOTAL RACES-(10)-1,991
TOP 4 PICKS EACH RACE-01-04,02-03,03-04,04-03,05-03-06-03,07-02,08-03,09-03,10-03,11-00,12-00,13-00=31-40-OATOT-4,849-7,964-60.9%