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Sir Terry committed to Wales Open, but wants to change timing
6:40am Tuesday 5th June 2012 in Golf By Michael Pearlman
SIR Terry Matthews says the Wales Open remains an important part of the long-term business strategy for his Celtic Manor Resort but admits the current scheduling of the event is hampering its success.
The Wales Open is certain to remain on the European Tour calendar for at least two more years with ISPS Handa sponsoring the tournament for that time.
However, the Wales Open remains the first tournament in June, which clashes with the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village in Ohio, one of the jewels in the crown of the USPGA Tour.
That affects the calibre of competitor that can be attracted to the Wales Open and Matthews revealed to the Argus that he'd like to change that fact, as well as ensure the Wales Open continues to be a fixture of the tour.
"First and foremost, it is important to the resort to keep the Wales Open going and growing and growing," he said.
"I have big plans for ensuring the Celtic Manor is as renowned as a conference facility as it is for the golf and to do that the golf needs to continue to grow and to thrive.
"The Wales Open is very important to that image and it's why we are keen to ensure the tournament remains a part of the European Tour.
"The date of the Wales Open is something to look at though."
Matthews hopes the popularity of the Celtic Manor will help their cause.
"We are always working with the European Tour and talking about moving or tinkering with the date.
"At this time of the year we have the advantage of the long, long days and lots of daylight, but there are disadvantages to our spot as well.
"It clashes with a long weekend in the States and the Memorial event they have on the USPGA, which is very popular over there.
"To be quite open with you, for us it is an ongoing debate with the European Tour, considering whether we could improve the tournament by changing the date.
"What goes in our favour is that the tour like this event and, just as importantly, if not more so, the players like it here.
"Many of the players bring their family members. We have the largest crèche facility of any European Tour event and there are other little things.
"Families can stay in the hotel and enjoy that and we also put on a BBQ for the players.
"It sounds like such a little thing, but that is the only BBQ for the players on the European Tour schedule. They enjoy that, they actually get to know each other. The players like it here, we are kid friendly and we look after the players and their families. That's what makes our event special."
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rightsideup says...
,Poulter then fly West to play at the Memorial.It would be nice if they could and would support their mother tour!.
3:55pm Tue 5 Jun 12
corpardguy says...
Its no good trying to appeal to patriotism until these guys are well passed the $50 Million earnings mark..... then they don't have to care!
Just to help out, couldn't Sir Terry organize a European pro-am tour with some nice big sporting and TV/film celebraties? That should pack them in!
8:42am Wed 6 Jun 12
Old Gaer Boy says...
Stating that if there were more he and his high ranking colleagues would support them.
Well they were all over here last week for the PGA. So I ask, why did they not put this enthusiasm into practice and stay on for the Wales Open?
I've been to most of the Wales Opens and the support seemed very good, but I have to say from the television screen this year the support seemed very frugal.
If the big names had been there and the Welsh players showing a bit of form I'm sure the crowds would have been back.
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If it feels like it's been raining all month long, you're almost right. Out of 16 days in January, it has rained 12 of them. And based on the water now on the ground, the National Weather Service is projecting the Pearl River at Jackson will go at least three feet above flood stage by the 21st.
The river does very little damage at those levels, but it does affect people like 69 year old Danny Petty and several other families who live on Rosemary Road, just east of Terry in Hinds County.
"If it goes to 31 feet, I more than likely will have to move out," said Petty. "If I stay I would have to come in by boat and that's just not an acceptable thing."
The predictions on the Pearl River come from river expert Marty Pope at the Jackson office of the National Weather Service.
We are looking at a crest of around 31 feet by Monday. But that is based on water on the ground. That's based on water on the ground," said Pope. "thirty-one feet will actually give us some issues down around Byram and in the southern parts of Jackson, and with those that live along the river in low lying areas along the Pearl.>
The river has to rise to above 33 feet to start putting water in buildings in Jackson and 34 or 35 feet to go into the streets of northeast Jackson near the river.
The outflow from the spillway gates at the Barnett Reservoir is now just over 27,000 cubic feet per second. The problem is they have got to take it up to 29,800 cubic feet per second by the 20th of January.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov entered his 155-pound showdown with Thiago Tavares last night (Jan. 19, 2013) at UFC on FX 7: "Belfort vs. Bisping," which took place at Ibirapuera Arena in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on an absolute tear, winning all 18 of his professional mixed martial arts (MMA) fights, with his last two taking place inside the Octagon.
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Referee Dan Miragliotta's shoddy officiating perhaps overshadowed the performance -- it should have been stopped when Tavares' body went limp ... not five painful seconds after -- but it was impressively savage nonetheless. The Russian fighter, who is currently training at American Kickboxing Academy (AKA) in San Jose, Calif., is fast, powerful and seemingly has a killer instinct that you just can't manufacture inside a gym.
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WASHINGTON — Cecil O. "Bud" Lemon, 84, of Washington, died at noon Wednesday at Daviess Community Hospital. Born Feb. 24, 1928, in Daviess County, he was the son of John C. and Helen (Conley) Lemon. He worked for the Washington Street Department for 20 years. He is survived by sons, Steven Mark Lemon of Franklin and David Owen Lemon of Washington; 11 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Helen Ione Ochs and Doris Lemon, both of Washington. His wife, Dorothy (Foster) Lemon, preceded him in death. His parents, a daughter, Doris Rose Lemon; and four brothers, Joseph, John, Ray and Bob Lemon, are also deceased. The funeral will be at 7 p.m. Friday at Poindexter-Hall and McClure Funeral Home, Washington Chapel, with Bro. Jim Payton officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation is after 4 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
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We study the bacterium Haemophilus influenzae, which causes ear infections in children. In people with compromised lung function or after viral infection, this bacterium can cause life-threatening pneumonia. In fact, Haemophilus influenzae was so named because it was frequently isolated from the lungs of individuals who died as a result of past pandemics of influenza A virus. Infection with influenza virus alone is usually resolved effectively by the immune system. However, if bacterial infection becomes established after viral infection, it can lead to life-threatening pneumonia. In the current project, we are applying a genome-scale approach to identify all of the genes in the bacterium that allow it to grow rapidly in a mouse model of viral/bacterial co-infection. Knowing what the bacterium needs for survival in the normal versus virally infected lung can tell us what has changed to allow progression to pneumonia.
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I've always enjoyed the process of scientific exploration and discovery, but didn't learn until midway through college that biomedical research could be a career choice. One of my professors let me "borrow" his laboratory for a few months to conduct an independent study project. This was the first time that I had investigated an unresolved biological question using modern tools, as opposed to conducting prepared lab exercises, so I relished the results, modest as they were. At the end of the project, when we met to review the experimental results, he mentioned to me that this hobby could be pursued as a profession. At that point, my path was pretty clear.
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One of the most engaging aspects of science is in the early stages of discovery when we've found something we think could be important and can run it by colleagues. UMass is a great place for this, as I've never encountered a shortage of interested people with good ideas. Testing models based on initial experimental clues to find the one that is most valid is typically the most challenging part, and it is particularly satisfying when I'm able to help lab members break through barriers in this process to answer important questions in biology. In terms of the big picture, it is exciting to think about ways that the discoveries we make in the lab can be applied to fighting infectious disease.


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Environmentalists are worried about a bill coming up for a committee vote in Congress this week that would roll back coastal protections against beach driving.
Theyve just launched a radio ad campaign in North Carolina to defeat Senate Bill 486, introduced by North Carolinas U.S. Sens. Kay Hagan and Richard Burr.
The bill would scrap the Cape Hatteras management policy for managing off-road vehicle use, which has been in place since 2012 after extensive public input. The bill calls for return to an interim policy, which environmental groups say devastated sea turtle and shorebird populations.
Defenders of Wildlife has put out the radio spot.
There is no need for this legislation; Cape Hatteras saw record numbers of tourists last year (North Carolina Department of Commerce), sea turtle nest counts were at an all-time high, and piping plover and other shorebirds are rebounding (National Park Service) since the plan was put in place, said Jason Rylander, senior attorney for Defenders of Wildlife, in a news release. Their efforts will turn this great national park back into a parking lot.
UNC leader bashes budget
UNC President Tom Ross weighed in Friday on the House budget that passed last week, saying it has sobering implications for the university campuses.
Across the country, state leaders from both parties are making strategic investments in their public universities, Ross told the UNC Board of Governors. They understand that talent is the most valuable commodity in todays economic competition, and theyre gearing up to compete.
Ross said 10 of 11 Southern states including Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia have adopted budgets in 2013-14 that will increase funding for higher education. South Carolina is poised to do so as well, he said.
Meanwhile, here in North Carolina, were facing significant budget cuts on top of the more than $400 million in permanent reductions that were assigned two years ago, Ross said.
However, he said he was grateful the House budget did include some new investment in the university systems strategic priorities, as well as funding for enrollment growth and research programs.
Still, I worry about the impact of the deep cuts and the effect they will have on our ability to continue to provide high-quality education to our students and to help North Carolinas economic recovery, Ross said. We are operating leaner and more efficiently than ever before, producing more degrees with fewer resources. And now that the states economy is beginning to grow again, it is important that we continue to invest in the university.
Methodists address issues
The North Carolina United Methodist Church has adopted resolutions on Medicaid expansion, family planning and homosexuality.
The conference, at its three-day annual gathering that concluded Saturday in Greenville, also took the N.C. General Assembly to task for a spate of legislation that runs contrary to the churchs social principles, including voter ID, cuts in education, access to health care, putting the tax burden on the poor and middle class, and degrading the environment.
The conference supports expanding Medicaid that the federal government would have funded to extend health coverage to about half a million low-income people in the state. The General Assembly and Gov. Pat McCrory refused the expansion.
It also takes a position endorsing programs that benefit pregnant women, provide for family planning and advocate for the health of women, infants and children; and urging members to contact members of Congress to increase funding for international family planning to decrease mortality rates.
The conference passed a resolution asking the general conference of the United Methodist Church to drop language in its social principles that say homosexuality is incompatible with Christian teaching, and to affirm the place of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people within the church.
And the conference passed a resolution acknowledging with moral revulsion the crimes of Dr. Kermit Gosnell, a Philadelphia abortion provider convicted of three counts of murder in the deaths of newborn babies.
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Updated 10:24am Wednesday 5th February 2014 in News By Karen Darley
THE deputy mayor of Malton has died after a short illness.
Jason Fitzgerald-Smith, who was previously the town's mayor, died at Malton Hospital today.
Mike Skehan, clerk to Malton Town Council, said it had been a shock to everyone.
"He had not been well since just before Christmas and after tests in York had come back to Malton Hospital where he sadly died," he said.
Mr Skehan said he had known Jason for about nine years.
"I learned to really respect the amount of hard work and effort that he put into the town and also valued his friendship," he said.
"We are going to miss all the work that Jason did without any sense of seeking anything for his own personal gain."
Mr Fitzgerald-Smith moved to Malton in the late 1990s with his partner, Penny, after spending holidays in the town for 25 years.
He spent 27 years in the Army, before he transferred to NATO on the international staff.
On moving to Malton, Mr Fitzgerald-Smith became chairman of the Malton and Norton Initiative and joined the town council in 2003.
Mr Skehan said: "Jason attached himself to Malton and really loved the place. If it mattered to Malton, he was interested in it.
"He did a great deal for this town and on a personal basis he was known by a lot of people.
"Jason was always prepared to listen to people, which was a real credit to him. This is a big shock and he will be a big loss to this town."
Fellow town councillor Denys Townsend said Mr Fitzgerald-Smith was a well-known figure in the town.
"He had such enthusiasm for everything to do with this town and his years here will be remembered for a long time," he said. "This will be an incredible loss for Malton."
Councillor Martin Dales said: "I was very saddened to hear of the death of my good friend Jason Fitzgerald-Smith.
"In everything he was involved, he gave his all and particularly through his membership of Malton Town Council, as well as the local Conservative Association.
"He loved Malton, shouted for the town when mayor and generally tried to ensure the town remained the great place that it is.
"My condolences go to Penny, his long-term companion; he will be greatly missed."


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on Sep 25, 2008 at 5:41 pm
If after so many incidents and warnings the owner still cannot be responsible for her dog then maybe she should be the one who is put down :P
on Sep 25, 2008 at 8:38 pm
"Neighbors said they didn't feel safe approaching the house." But they feel plenty safe calling the police and mouthing off to the press. Is that you Boo Radley?
on Sep 29, 2008 at 3:05 pm
Don't the police have something better to do? We have murders, young ladies being kidnapped, and home invasions going on all here in Mountain View recently!
I bet the "neighbors" will feel so much better, when they scare off this dog owner, and have the house occupants replaced by a gang members and drive bys.


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OOMers head back to school, in picturesSeptember 2nd, 2014
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TO THE EDITOR: I think more people should buy pets from SPCA shelters.
Shelters would save money, animals won't be lonely, and people would be happier.
The shelter would save money by taking care of fewer animals and buying less food. I went to the SPCA, and it was filled with lonely animals. There were many animals that needed to be cared for.
The annual SPCA cost to care for a medium dog is about $695 and about $670 per year for a cat. If I got a pet, I would like to get an older cat or dog so it would have a nice home to die in. That would save the SPCA a lot of money.
Do you want an animal to be lonely for the rest of its life? The animals in a shelter sit in their cages and look up at the people who work at the shelter.
When I went to the SPCA in Peru, I saw animals in cages, and it made me sad. I wanted to take them all home and walk around the city to see if I could find people who would care for them.
If you're an animal lover, you should buy your animals at the SPCA. Did you know that 3 million to 4 million dogs and cats are put to sleep in the United States each year? If you get a pet at SPCA, you will be saving an animal's life. Pets help you be healthier and happier, and you will live longer.
So do you think you should get an animal from the SPCA? If you do, it's a very good idea, so go and buy your next pet at the SPCA shelter, and save a life. And yours, too.
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Process concerns
TO THE EDITOR: The recent layoffs at Clinton Community College have generated questions about planning and management at the institution. I am concerned with the process used to arrive at the decision to eliminate 10 positions at the college.
When the search for a new president commenced in 2008, one of the "essential qualifications" outlined in the prospectus was "active engagement in forging consensus on college issues and managing organizational change with an open and fair approach that empowers others and promotes team building, trust and collegiality."
Unfortunately, the decision to eliminate positions was not managed in a collegial or consensus-forming manner. College-wide representatives were not invited to frank discussions of the problem and ways to address it.
When genuine shared decision-making occurs, the expertise and insight of all constituents is valued and considered, with the goal of arriving at a decision that is understood by all involved. Individuals collaborate to seek solutions, compromises and alternatives. Everyone may not embrace the outcome, but everyone has been represented in the process.
True shared decision-making is complicated and time-consuming, but it also empowers a campus and results in transparent outcomes.
Other than this situation being the "new reality," as President Jablonski stated at a November Board of Trustees meeting, the campus still has no understanding of how these particular positions were chosen to be eliminated.
I recognize that, even with shared decision-making, the conclusion that the college needed to eliminate positions may have been the same. However, I believe that an approach that trusted in and valued the input of the campus community may have found other options.
Whatever the result, if the qualities outlined in that "essential qualification" had been demonstrated by President Jablonski, we certainly would have avoided the acrimony and divisiveness that now permeate Clinton Community.
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Clinton Community College
Second Amendment
TO THE EDITOR: Excuse me, gun-control debaters (and that includes the members of the New York State Legislature), I guess I must remind you that the Second Amendment does not refer in any way to gun safety, personal security, hunting, fishing or recreation.
Most certainly, we must secure our schools, inside and out, to prevent violent acts against children and staff. And we should look earnestly into how treated, as well as untreated, mental illness is factoring into the increase in certain types of domestic and community violence. The violent and unconscionable nature of American entertainment might also be an issue to confront. But none of that relates to the Second Amendment.
The Second Amendment, in terms very clear to 18th century Americans who had fought a long war against the tyranny of their king, supports the "un-infringed right" — nay, the duty — of a free people to "keep and bear arms" to defend their Republic from attack by a fully militarized foreign power or from fully militarized tyranny within.
All New Yorkers, and that includes State Legislature members, this message is for you: Whatever you think or I think about guns or gun safety or our government or our president or hunting and fishing rights or even the right to defend one's hearth and home, it has no logical relationship to Americans' rights to keep even fully militarized arms.
The Second Amendment must stand — with all its original logic, meaning and purpose — so our generation and the next and the next can keep and enjoy all of the rights Americans have enjoyed for more than two centuries.
To quote a famous line from a famous document from 222 years ago: "The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
Support for athletes
TO THE EDITOR: This is a letter of thanks, a small token of our deep gratitude.
On Friday, Jan. 11, approximately 80 people from the North Country — from Plattsburgh, Peru, Willsboro, Essex, Westport, Wadhams, Elizabethtown, Moriah and Schroon Lake — made the trek to Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vt., to watch our two children play basketball at the collegiate level.
Bolster and Willa McKinley, both freshmen, play for the Connecticut College Camels of New London, Conn., and on Friday, their teams played Middlebury. This unbelievable North Country turnout swelled our hearts and filled us with love and pride.
Not only that, but the McKinley fans went wild at half-time in a very special display of enthusiasm that may well have gotten Willa a few more minutes.
We hope to thank each person individually, but in the meantime, we want to say thank you to those many supporters.
HOKEY McKINLEY
Helpful staff
TO THE EDITOR: With all the negative comments concerning the water temperature of the pool at the Wellness Center, I would like to relate a positive story.
Three years ago, I suffered a stroke that left me disabled. I joined the Wellness Center to walk in the winter. I met trainer and swim coach Kara Bordeau, who encouraged me to try swimming.
I never thought I would swim again in my life. But, with Kara's help, I learned to swim laps with the aid of a jog belt, mask and snorkle.
The pool area is bright and clean; the staff is extremely professional. Personally, I think that the water temp is nice.


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Manning shows lofty worth with rebound effort
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In a recent poll in which we asked readers to pick the AFC South champion this season, Indianapolis edged current division leader Jacksonville in the voting.
Manning, Garcon help keep Colts' playoff hopes alive
With an urgent 30-28 victory over the Titans on Thursday night, the Colts knocked the Titans out of the postseason picture and kept control of their own playoff destiny heading into the momentous Week 15 showdown with the division-leading Jaguars.
Manning, Colts beat Titans 30-28
Peyton Manning threw for 319 yards and two touchdowns, and the Indianapolis Colts snapped their three-game skid by beating the Tennessee Titans 30-28 on Thursday night to stay just a half-game back in the AFC South.
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Colts CB Powers has broken forearm
Colts CB Jerraud Powers will miss some time with a broken arm, according to the Indianapolis Star.
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Following their third consecutive loss, in which Peyton Manning tossed four more interceptions, the Colts are mired in their worst slump of the season at the worst possible time.
Cowboys pick Manning four times, beat Colts in OT
On Sunday, Peyton Manning had two of his four interceptions returned for touchdowns and the last one set up David Buehler's 38-yard field goal in overtime to give Dallas a 38-35 victory at Indianapolis.
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The Colts have added rookie LB Nate Triplett to their roster.
The Colts reached an agreement in principle with Toler on Tuesday.||||||| Toler is known as a hard-hitting cornerback with a knack for man-to-man coverage -- two essential ingredients in Pagano's 3-4 defense. He emerged as a key contributor in 2010, starting every game for Arizona, then missed 2011 with a torn ACL. Toler returned last season, playing in 11 games but made only two starts and comes to Indy with 128 career tackles and five interceptions in 38 career games.
Toler was active for Sunday's game against Atlanta.||||||| Toler has been recently sidelined with a hamstring injury.
Toler signed a one-year qualifying offer with the Cardinals on Monday.||||||| Toler missed all of 2011 with a torn ACL after starting 13 games in 2010.
The Arizona Cardinals have lost Toler for the season with torn left knee ligaments.||||||| The starting cornerback, injured in Saturday night's preseason loss to San Diego, was placed on injured reserve on Monday. The move could mean a starting assignment for first-round draft pick Patrick Peterson.


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MATCHUP: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-9) at Atlanta Falcons (5-5)
WHERE: The Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia
WHEN: Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. ET
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RADIO: US 103.5, flagship station (103.5 FM, 620 AM)
RADIO ANNOUNCERS: Gene Deckerhoff and Dave Moore
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Sky News Interviews Dan Radcliffe and Rupert GrintDH Film
Many readers owled to say UK Channel Sky News aired this new video interview today (also here in our video galleries) with actors Dan Radcliffe and Rupert Grint from the set of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. During the interview, Dan says that filming of late has been quite busy and he caught a cold after a sequence where he "was lying in a pool of mud and dust and smoke and it irritated my throat and I developed a cold." Rupert Grint confirms that they are making both films at the same time (ie part one is not yet wholly complete) and things have been very busy with "lots of battle scenes," and noted "we're kind of mixing them together, and because I've got longer hair in the second part I do lose track." Dan Radcliffe says he has not yet filmed any of his scenes at Hogwarts, saying "This is gonna have a very different feel to it," admits Dan. "We barely spend any time at Hogwarts. I've been here for eight months and I've not filmed a single scene in the great hall, which is unheard of. I'm quite excited."