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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Thoroughbred Bloggers Alliance
Posted by Patrick J Patten at 2:30 PM
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Horse owner Gary Tanaka conicted of fraud.......
http://tinyurl.com/5a32tq
Amerindo’s Vilar Convicted of Stealing From Clients
By Bob Van Voris
Nov. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Alberto Vilar and Gary Tanaka, whose Amerindo Investment Advisors made and then lost billions of dollars for investors in computer and Internet stocks, were found guilty of a scheme to steal $20 million from their clients.
What happened to the links to Railbird and Not to the Swift on the TBA home page?
Wow, first time I really checked that hard. Great job Patrick.
With this and Raceday360 are we getting racing dragged into the Interweb thing?
Alan, I quite agree with your kudos for the Thoroughbred Bloggers Alliance, it's been the most refreshing development in racing coverage since the advent of TV. And LATG is, in my opinion, the TBA leader in quality, overall interest, and reliability. I hope this alliance will have as much impact on racing as the new media of blogs and news aggregate websites like Drudge have already had and are going to have on the failed mainstream media. It seems to be the only way to guarantee freedom of the press these days.
/S/greenmtnpunter
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