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DENVER, Aug. 14 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In the culmination of a national call for members of the YouTube community to lend their voices to the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, [Rich Peters] of Iowa City, Iowa was announced today as the winner of the YouTube Convention video contest answering the question: Why are you a Democrat in 2008? As the winner, Peters is invited to attend the Democratic National Convention in Denver later this month and see his winning video played before thousands of delegates, elected officials and other Convention guests. YouTube will also send Peters on the campaign trail for a day, where as a member of the traveling press pool, he will have the opportunity to record a video documenting the daily activities of the Democratic nominee, Senator [Barack Obama].

The bigger boats, including the J/105s, J/30s, and PHRF A1 and 2 racers, sailed a course of 11.53 miles. The smaller ones -- PHRF B, C and Nonspinnaker, Cal 25, Catalina 27 and the J/24s -- completed an 8.76-mile version. \"We started off slow, with the breeze,\" [Peter Rich] said. \"We were back in sixth place at the first mark, but we managed to crawl up there. The two boats in front of us were fighting it out pretty good, and we were able to get past them.\" \"It was beautiful,\" Rich said. \"And probably the earliest we've ever finished that race. We were in by 7:30.\"

Next up for both teams is Class 2A No. 4 Camanche, for Maquoketa on Thursday and Beckman Tuesday. Dyersville Beckman's Moly Fitzgerald spikes the ball over Maquoketa's Shelly Heister and Megan Benton during the Blazers' 3-0 (15-5,15-6,15-6) Big Bend Conference victory. Class 2A No. 5-ranked [Beckman] improved to 17-5-5 overall. Beckman's Linsey Gibbs sets the ball during the Blazers' matchup with Maquoketa.; Photo: Clint Austin

[Rich Peters] is a four-year veteran of Yakima Speedway.

\"He's a technophobe,\" his long- serving staff share fondly with broad smiles. In our modern world, where doctors are surrounded by computers and are grouping together to share costs in sprawling offices, his surgery in the front room of a big old villa in New Plymouth's Powderham Street stands proudly alone. His love of diversity and desire to keep up his skills means he enjoys taking his turn at the city's community medical and accident after-hours clinics - the type of work that the 24/7 family GP would have taken care of in the past. \"You never know what's going to walk through the door.\" \"As a result, we're unable to do maintenance or buy new equipment. The result is a lot of unhappy younger doctors do not want to come into private practice because they don't want their prices frozen.\"

Tims Crow's supporters will be hoping the Wimbledon stewards leave watering the track until just before the Final because that will definitely enhance his chance. The make up of the final - trap five runner Big Freeze is usually slowly away - suggests Tims Crow can shoot clear from trap six on the run-up. All of which leaves us to suspect that the chief threat to Tims Crow may come from the powerful finisher Big Freeze.

Meanwhile, the Paddy Power Irish Derby reaches the quarter-final stage at Shelbourne Park tonight but leading fancy Serene Rumble will be a noticeable absentee after he was withdrawn with a wrist injury.

New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) organiser Davina Jones said yesterday she had warned management of the possibility of a mass walkout. NP Doctors committee member Peter Rich said he would not speak for chairman Dr Bharat Bhakta, but he personally had not seen any resignations by clinical staff. In the meantime, GPs' incomes were reducing becasue of increasing costs, Dr Rich said.

The Peter Rich trained runner has been given a massive opportunity by the grader in this A4 and he can track Alice Palace before powering through to land the spoils in the 400-metre contest.

Real estate agents are predicting bargain coastal buys with \"literally thousands\" of sections on the market north of Auckland. Sixteen coastal sections at Cable Bay, near Mangonui in Northland, are going under the auctioneer's hammer on February 7 and a dozen land parcels in \"the North Shore's most exclusive coastal lifestyle suburb\", Okura, are up for mortgagee tender. He said it was \"anyone's guess\" how many more mortgagee sales would hit the New Zealand coastal property market.