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Representatives from the Americas, Africa, Asia and the Pacific, and Europe made formal presentations and engaged in panel discussions. Emerging Infectious Diseases from the Global to the Local Perspective includes summaries of the formal presentations and suggests an agenda for future action.
The topics addressed cover a wide range of issues, including trends in the incidence of infectious diseases around the world, descriptions of the wide variety of factors that contribute to the emergence and reemergence of these diseases, efforts to coordinate surveillance activities and responses within and across borders, and the resource, research, and international needs that remain to be addressed.
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Dr. Linda Sue Cheek has been sentenced to 33 months in prison for illegally prescribing drugs to her patients.
Dublin, VA - A Dublin doctor found guilty of more than 170 counts of illegally prescribing drugs to her patients is in federal court for sentencing Monday.
Dr. Linda Sue Cheek prescribed the medications from her practice without a valid DEA registration and using one issued to another doctor.
Cheek was already suspended by the Virginia Board of Medicine after being convicted of Medicare and Medicaid fraud.
Monday's hearing started up at 9 a.m.
There will be a press conference at 3 p.m. to discuss the sentence.
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Remember back to those Balsamic Roasted Tomatoes and Onions that I posted a few weeks ago? In that post I said that I started using the tomatoes in some dishes. This Orzo with Balsamic Tomatoes and Basil is one of the dishes that I regularly use those yummy tomatoes in. This is a great and easy lunch, or a nice side dish for dinner.
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Last week I made my Smoky Black Bean Chili for dinner. It's great because it cooks in the crock pot, leaving the kitchen nice and cool. Since it makes a big 'ol pot of chili there were lots of leftovers that I stuck in the freezer. And, last night I made enchiladas with the chili, some more black beans, zucchini, and corn. Man, was it yummy!
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San Juan County, NM – On Tuesday, November 12, 2013, at approximately 2320 hours, deputies were dispatched to Circle W Pawn (3316 US64) in Waterflow, NM in reference to an armed male who had just shot into an occupied truck. The reporting party/victim, identified as 26 year-old Matthew Jackson of Waterflow, reported that a Hispanic male, armed with a silver handgun shot at his truck as he was leaving the property. Prior to the shooting, the armed male, later identified as 44 year-old Lee Hernandez of Farmington, had asked Jackson for a ride towards Shiprock, however Jackson declined.
This angered Hernandez and he brandished the firearm. "In fear of his safety, Jackson fled the property in his vehicle and heard a gunshot as he was leaving. He stopped a short distance east of the store and called police," said Sergeant Garrett Morris. Several deputies responded to the area and set up a perimeter. US 64 was shut down for the protection of passing motorists. Numerous resources were called to the area, including Farmington Police K9 Officers. "While waiting for additional resources to arrive, deputies maintained visual of Hernandez. They were able to see a silver handgun in his possession," continued Morris. Hernandez began trying to break into the glass doors of the gas station portion of the building. He paced in front of the building and at one point fired a shot into a window of the pawn portion of the business. The building was unoccupied.
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The Sheriff's Office's armored vehicle is stored in Aztec, and would have taken substantially longer to respond to the scene. "It is the good working relationship, and pooling of resources between the local law enforcement agencies that allows us to better serve and protect our citizens in emergency situations. We thank the Farmington Police Department and the State Police for their assistance last night," said Sheriff Ken Christesen.


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Last Saturday, Novato's Davey Pattison took to the rock & roll stage with a brand new band and he wasn't all that sure how they'd be received. It was the first gig with bandmates he's just getting to know. He's played to crowds of 80,000 and more, but was actually a bit nervous.
But the crowd at the Last Day Saloon in Santa Rosa gave them a generous welcome as they hit their stride with songs from Gamma and Robin Trower — two acts that Pattison has fronted as a vocalist. They were quick to find a groove.
"It did me a lot of good," Pattison said. "I held out the microphone and they started singing along. I thought, shoot, these people know the words. They came to see us play. It's heartening to hear your own lyrics shouted out like that after ... what, 34 years."
That's about how long Pattison has lived in Novato, so he's hoping a hometown crowd also will welcome him June 9 when he and the new band headline the 30th annual Novato Festival of Art, Wine & Music.
Dennis Hagerty, the volunteer music director for the festival, also said the Tubes will receive top billing on June 8, the first day of the two-day, free-to-the-public street festival on Grant Avenue. Other acts booked include Novato's Lara Johnston and Kenan Boyle, LuvPlanet, Shana Morrison and Tender Mercies (featuring members of Counting Crows).
Pattison said he has never played a gig with a full band in Novato. In 1989, he joined the Dave Steffen Band for a couple of songs at the Novato festival.
"I was asked to do the festival a couple of times, but I never had a band at the time," he said.
He met Jim Douglas, a Livermore-based promoter, at the memorial service for Ronnie Montrose last year. Douglas expressed interest in putting a lineup together for Pattison so he could pump fresh life into those Gamma and Trower hits. After auditions, the choices were Dan Buch of Mare Island on drums, Jon Mulvey of San Anselmo on guitar, Van Spragins of San Francisco on bass and Greg Rahn of American Canyon on keyboards.
On a Facebook post, Mulvey wrote, "I am so proud to be playing alongside an amazing group of musicians and backing one of the biggest voices in rock history."
Pattison, a native of Scotland, was recruited by the late Bill Graham to join a metal-synthesizer band he put together called Gamma featuring guitarist Montrose. Pattison fronted the band for three albums from 1979-82, playing to packed arenas and touring with the biggest hard rock acts in the world, and then added a fourth album 20 years later. He made a handful of albums with Trower and toured with him all over the world, then mixed in local solo gigs around Marin and spent a lot of time in the studio with other renowned musicians such as ex-UFO and Scorpions guitarist Michael Schenker.
After all that touring, he's happy to be settling down and just playing some shows around the Bay Area, he said.
"Playing at home is going to be kind of fun," Pattison said. "I could basically walk to the gig and back."
Pattison's only worry with the new band?
"We got more to do — that's just me being me, being fussy," he said. "I'm sure I will drive them nuts. I just like it right."
Hagerty, the volunteer music director for the festival, said he is really pleased with the lineup for the event's 30th anniversary.
"I'm excited that some things we've been working on the past couple of years have worked out," he said. "We're going to have a lot of people excited about seeing these bands."
The festival is a fundraiser for the Novato Chamber of Commerce.
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TREMONT, Ill -- The safety of students taking the bus to get to and from school every day rely on one person, the bus driver.
But when the stop lights are flashing and the arm is down, all it takes is one distracted driver to seriously injure or possibly kill a student crossing the street.
Illinois State Police are on the lookout for drivers blowing through stop signs at bus stops, a problem that has grown especially in the Tremont School District.
"Bus drivers report to us all the time that we have drivers that just ignore the stop arms on our buses," said Tremont Schools Superintendent Jeff Hinman.
During Thursday morning's ride along with State Police, all drivers obeyed the stop arms and lights, but that hasn't always been the case.
"We had a situation the other day where our crossing guard on Route 9 was out in the middle of the road with her stop arm up, and someone just went right by her as children were starting to cross the road," said Hinman.
State Police say drivers mostly blow through the signs and arms because they are in a hurry.
"Students are getting on and off the bus. We always try to hammer home to students to be watching out for traffic, but students aren't always looking out for that," said Trooper Dustin Pierce.
And when drivers aren't watching out for students, it could cost someone their life or being seriously injured, and it will also cost you your driving privileges.
"If someone gets caught disregarding the stop arm on a school bus or disregarding a crossing guard, they are issued a 150 dollar ticket plus they have to go to court so there is court costs that are going to be added onto that and upon conviction, their driver's license is suspended for three months for the first occasion," said Pierce.
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QB Peyton Manning's protection may not be at 100 percent in the Colts' season opener Sunday against the Texans. Pro Bowl C Jeff Saturday and starting OLT Charlie Johnson are both listed as questionable.
Saturday, a 12th-year veteran, had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee last month but practiced in full on Wednesday and Thursday. He is expected to play. Johnson, whose job Sunday is to protect Manning's blind side against Texans DE Mario Williams, sprained his right foot in practice on Aug. 6 and returned to the field this week.
LB Cody Glenn, WR Anthony Gonzalez and CB Jacob Lacey are also listed as questionable for the Colts.
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Manning doesn't necessarily need hours in the pocket to find his targets, but the Texans' defense will be hungry to start their season with a win, let alone at home and over the Colts. The Colts' offensive line has had a rough offseason and needs a healthy Saturday and Johnson. Neither free-agent acquisition OG Andy Alleman nor OT Adam Terry made the 53-man roster, and the Colts cut OG Tony Ugoh this week.
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A store in Australia is charging its customers even if they don't buy anything.
Seliac Supplies, located in Brisbane, posted a sign informing shoppers of a new fee for "just looking" at its gluten-free goods.
The store owners say the $5 per person browsing fee exists to prevent people from "showrooming," or, looking at items in a brick-and-mortar store but making the purchase online.
The owner says she can immediately tell which people are coming in to pick her brain and disappear from the ones who will purchase something.
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The Australia Retailers Association say in the long run, the idea is not a good one, especially for small businesses who cater to their customers.
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on Oct 22, 2012 at 11:07 pm
another reason not to live in the downtown area-unable to get out of your driveway at times.
on Oct 24, 2012 at 8:55 am
instead of complaining about what an inconenience, why dont you embrace living near the location of some great events and go participate and join in.
If you cant beat them, join em.
on Oct 25, 2012 at 11:40 am
The number of traffic disruptions Pleasantonians have to put up with for parades and events in the downtown area are becoming a major pain. Sunday's Spirit Run is a good example with some major arteries being closed in addition to Main Street. The closure of Valley Avenue from the Fairgrounds to Paseo Santa Cruz is a specific example of a major artery being closed which will cause some significant detours.
I urge folks that are fatigued with all the street closures for events to contact members of the City Council to voice their frustrations.
on Oct 25, 2012 at 9:51 pm
Really? Complaining about occasional road closures, to support another worthy event for a good cause that brings community together? As a long time downtown resident, I would be happy if you moved away to some generic suburb in Nevada. It would be cheaper for you too, and I'm sure you would find 100x more things to complain about. Good riddance. I will request a parade for that one.
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This year's class includes three individuals and one team:
¡ Bill Street – Joplin area stock car driver who earned late model points championships at seven different tracks during his career and a member of the Ozarks Area Racers Association Hall of Fame.
¡ Jeff Hafer – A 1996 graduate from Joplin High School who earned all-state honors as a senior in basketball. He continued his career under Norm Stewart at the University of Missouri earning a spot on the Big 12 Freshman Team in 1997.
¡ Tongula (Givens) Steddum – A 14-time All-American at Missouri Southern in track and field, Steddum is a member of the Missouri Southern Hall of Fame and the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Hall of Fame. She still holds school records in the indoor and outdoor triple jump and long jump and was a two-time qualifier for the United States Olympic Trials.
¡ The 1972 Missouri Southern College NAIA Division II Football National Champion team – Coached by Jim Frazier, Missouri Southern was the first four-year school in Missouri to earn a football national championship defeating Northwestern, Iowa 21-14. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the 1972 National Championship team.
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We never knew your girls, except for Nicole, so are excited to see these pictures. Thank you.
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These girls are just beautiful! Are they your daughters?
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- Renée TOMLINSON PETERSEN said...
Yes, Nancy they are our twin daughters and yes they are beautiful!
Cari died of breast cancer at the age of 42. She was married to a German man and taught in a German High School in Potsdam. She was a very talented woman and loved by her German students.
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4 September 2009
If the White Album was released as a single LP in 1968, what songs would you have put on it? (Please use the standard rule of 14 tracks. Two being for George and one being for Ringo). I know this topic has been covered many times all over the internet, but I've never done it and Im curious as to what you fine people will say. My LP:
1. Back In The U.S.S.R
4. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
6. I'm So Tired
7. Blackbird
8. Birthday
9. Yer Blues
10. Sexy Sadie
11. Don't Pass Me By
12. Helter Skelter
13. Savoy Truffle
14. Cry Baby Cry
I've never done this either. Here goes.
Side one:
Glass Onion
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
I'm So Tired
Martha My Dear
Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Helter Skelter
Side two:
Revolution 1
Sexy Sadie
Mother Nature's Son
Cry Baby Cry
Dear Prudence
Long, Long, Long
If we're allowed unreleased songs from the era too, I'd add Junk and Not Guilty (studio versions of both), though I'm not sure what else I'd leave out. Probably a couple of John songs, as it's already quite Lennon-centric.
I'd have also put out a separate six-track EP, like the UK Magical Mystery Tour, or maybe turned it into a proper album with the unreleased songs mentioned, plus Across The Universe, Revolution 9, Ob-La-Di and Savoy Truffle:
Back In The USSR
Not Guilty
I Will
12 September 2009
Great question. And no surprise, I guess, that Revolution #9 isn't showing up on these lists…
(a little cheating – I am using the fast version of Revolution, and I'm putting 8 songs on the second side, because – just because)
Side One
Revolution (fast version)
I'm So Tired
Side Two
Why Don't We Do It in the Road?
Rocky Racoon
Mother Nature's Son
I always thought the White Album would've been better if it was like Dylan's 'Bringing It All Back Home', with one half acoustic, one half electric.
Side One
Don't Pass Me By
Side Two
Mother Nature's Son
Honey Pie (not on acoustic guitar, but doesn't fit on the other)
Across The Universe (I can dream, right?)
Dear Prudence (both acoustic and electric)
hmm. this is very difficult since i like all of the White Album (even Revolution 9… if you listen to the album without pause, it really fits with the flow of the album). i'm also using unreleased stuff when i come up with my list
Side One
Back in the U.S.S.R.
Side Two
Mother Nature's Son
that was by far the most difficult thing i have ever done. i'm not even entirely happy with the choices i made with this but as far as "flow" goes, i think it would've been a great album
21 August 2009
Woah, great question. Extremely difficult, but good. Hmm… this is going to create a ton of conflict in my mind, I know it.
All right, here's my master White Album.
Side One
Ob-la-di Ob-la-da
Revolution 1 (Yes, slow, John-preferred version)
Side Two
The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
Mother Nature's Son
UGH, too too hard! I so wanted to include While My Guitar Gently Weeps, and Revolution 9 and Long Long Long. Curse you 14-track LPs!
ooh…so difficult…lets see hear…
Side 1
1.Revolution (fast version)
2.While My Guitar Gently Weeps
6.I'm So Tired
7.I will
Side 2
4.Mother Nature's Son
2. Glass Onion
4. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
5. Blackbird
6. Piggies
8. Julie
9. Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
10. Sexy Sadie
11. Helter Skelter
12. Revolution 1
13. Savoy Truffle
14. Don't Pass Me By
1 December 2009
Hm, I've seen this question asked before, but not with the strict 14 songs/2 Harrisongs/Ringo stipulation – that'll make it a bit more challenging! If we're bending the rules to include "Revolution" and "Not Guilty" etc. then "Hey Jude" should be allowed too. But I'm sticking to the album proper:
Side One
3. Glass Onion
4. Ob-La-Di…
5. Bungalow Bill
6. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
7. Happiness is a Warm Gun
Side Two
1. Birthday
2. Piggies
3. Everybody's Got Something To Hide
4. Don't Pass Me By
6. Blackbird
7. Revolution 9
Pretty obvious which of the four sides I value most. As for the song I most regret excluding, all I can do is cry, baby, cry.
Next: Turn "Sgt. Pepper's" into a double record! (By adding "Strawberry Fields"/"Penny Lane" and the best of the 1967 recordings that ended up on "Magical Mystery Tour" and "Yellow Submarine")
Long Long Long (without the aaaaah-part)
Everybody Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
Revolution (Single version)
Mother Natures Son
Wow, hard.
Side 1:
Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da
Side 2:
Why Don't We Do It In The Road
I Will
Revolution (fast)
15 November 2009
Here we go
Side One
Wild Honey Pie
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Anthology Version… George playing it solo… awesome)
I'm So Tired
Rocky Racoon
Side Two:
I Will
Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey
Revolution (single version)
Wow… this was easier than I thought it would be
26 January 2010
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Here we go
Side One
Wild Honey Pie
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Anthology Version… George playing it solo… awesome)
I'm So Tired
Rocky Racoon
Side Two:
I Will
Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey
Revolution (single version)
Wow… this was easier than I thought it would be.
Yeah thats because you picked 18 songs!!!!!! haha
Interesting that most people wouldn't change Back In The USSR as the opening track. Me neither, The opening track is so important, if its great you're into the album straight away
mine would be:
Side One
2 I'm So Tired
3 While My Guitar Gently Weeps
4 Julia
6 Mother Natures Son
7 Don't Pass Me By
Side Two
8 Why Don't We Do It In The Road
10 Blackbird
12 I Will
14 Long Long Long
I wasn't happy having to leave stuff off for Don't Pass Me By. You learn things about your taste doing these things. I was surprised that i left off most of the heavier songs. The albums lighter but still very very cool. Im going to program this onto my MP3. God i need to get out more!!
Side 1:
1. Back In The USSR – 2:43
2. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da – 3:09
3. Cry Baby Cry – 3:02
4. Birthday – 2:43
5. Martha My Dear – 2:29
6. I Will – 1:46
7. Blackbird – 2:18
8. Piggies – 2:04 (Harrison)
Side 2:
9. Rocky Racoon – 3:33
10. Don't Pass Me By – 3:50 (Starr)
11. I'm So Tired – 2:03
12. While My Guitar Gently Weeps – 4:45 (Harrison)
13. Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except For Me And My Monkey – 2:25
14. Helter Skelter – 4:30
Total Time: 39:20. Still A Pretty Long Album
20 February 2010
Side 1
1. Revolution (Fast)
4. Birthday
5. Glass Onion
6. Everybodies Got Something To Hide
Side 2
1. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
3. Sexy Sadie
4. Piggies
5. Black Bird
6. Rocky Racoon
5 February 2010
13 November 2009
27 February 2010
A real challenge!
PaulRamon: I didn't read the "14 tracks" part! here we go, take 2:
OK, first, the discarded ones:
"Wild Honey Pie" (don't like it)
"The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill" (yoko sings here)
"Martha My Dear" (Paul trying to be an old man when he was a twenty-something-years old)
"Piggies" (I really hate it)
"Rocky Racoon" ("spaguetti western" Paul)
"Why Don't We Do It In The Road??" (I really hate it)
"I Will" (idem Martha…)
"Helter Skelter" (really tough one, I'm a superfan of U2, in fact I discover The Beatles through the cover in the "Rattle and Hum" album, but the original version sucks… wait, U2's cover sucks too!)
"Long, Long, Long" (I hate it too, George)
"Revolution 1" (I like the fast one, and it's a single, so, no problem at all)
"Honey Pie" (Paul impersonating his grandpa)
"Cry Baby Cry" (cute one, but not indispensable)
"Good Night" (too soft)
"Birthday", "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" and "Blackbird" (I don't want them to get out, but we need 14 songs…)
The final track list:
26 January 2010
The point was to pick 14 songs Marcelo, Where did you get 17 from? How can you dislike so many songs from The White Album? Maybe a U2 forum would better suit you!!
27 February 2010
PaulRamon said:
The point was to pick 14 songs Marcelo, Where did you get 17 from? How can you dislike so many songs from The White Album? Maybe a U2 forum would better suit you!!
Damn! They told me "Maybe a Beatles forum suit you" back there!
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Richard Mandella won four races on the Breeders' Cup card in 2003 to get the most wins on a Breeders' Cup card in the history of the event (Photo courtesy of Eclipse Sportswire).
By Tom Pedulla, America's Best Racing
ARCADIA, Calif. – We all hope for magical days.
Births. Weddings. Honeymoons. College graduations.
Hall of Fame trainer Richard Mandella experienced what must have felt like all of the above in one glorious afternoon. He saddled a record four winners when the Breeders' Cup World Championships were held at Santa Anita Park on Oct. 25, 2003.
"It is hard to describe what it's like. It's kind of like being in shock all day," he said Wednesday as he made his way to trackside to watch one of his horses train. "You hope to win one of these things."
Mandella made the most of 36 Breeders' Cup starters, producing seven victories and ranking eighth all-time with $9,126,960 in earnings. But there is no telling when, or if, another trainer will reach the winner's circle more than Mandella did on an afternoon as blazing as he was. The official temperature was measured at 99 degrees.
The winning started when Halfbridled teamed with Julie Krone to take the Juvenile Fillies. Mandella continued his 2-year-old success when Action This Day and David Flores made it their day in the Juvenile.
Then came the Turf and a finish to take anyone's breath away. Did Irish-bred High Chaparral hit the wire first or was it Mandella trainee Johar? After prolonged scrutiny of the photo finish, it was determined that the naked eye could not possibly separate them. The first official dead heat in Breeders' Cup history was declared.
It was then that Mandella allowed himself to pause, to appreciate what was happening so fast. "I'm so busy going back and forth," he recalled. "I didn't really have time to think about it until before the Classic and I said, 'How could this have happened?' "
The pressure mounted in the tense minutes before the Classic. "I realized Pleasantly Perfect was carrying the grandstand on his back," he said. "As great as he was, he came through and did the job."
There will be no repeat of that for the patient and talented Mandella this year. He will send out only two starters, one on Friday and one on Saturday, both with high hopes accompanying them. Indy Point and ageless Gary Stevens are rated as the third choice at 9-2 in the $3 million Turf, behind The Fugue (3-1) and comebacking Point of Entry (4-1).
Beholder, Mandella's 2-year-old champion last season, is a 5-2 third choice in the $2 million Distaff. That loaded six-horse field is headed by two-time defending champion Royal Delta (8-5) and leading 3-year-old Princess of Sylmar (9-5).
Indy Point, an Argentine-bred, was sent to Mandella last year at the end of his 3-year-old campaign. The trainer, as is his wont, took his time before turning him loose for a victory in an ungraded stakes race at Del Mar in late July. Indy Point was a disappointing 13th in the Arlington Million before revving up for the Breeders' Cup with a 1 ¼-length score in the John Henry (G2) at Santa Anita on Sept. 29.
"He couldn't look any better," he said of the gleaming chestnut colt.
The same can be said of Beholder, a striking bay filly. "She has grown and matured into a real nice 3-year-old filly that's about as good as she can get at this point," Mandella said.
Beholder owns five victories in six starts at Santa Anita, yet another reminder of how powerful the home-course advantage can be for Mandella.