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Clubhouse Insider Boston Red Sox News
Red Sox notes: Buchholz drives for five, McDonald stays hot
SARASOTA, Fla. -- A few notes from the Red Sox' 6-5 loss to the Orioles here today:
HIGH-FIVE FOR CLAY: Having already unleashed 75 pitches in muggy, 81-degree heat, Clay Buchholz returned to the dugout after the fourth inning and was told he could take the rest of the afternoon off. But that was unacceptable to Buchholz. After last season, when he missed three months with stress fractures in his back, Buchholz (AP photo) isn't cutting any corners this spring. If anything, he's eager to make up for lost time. And so, he talked manager Bobby Valentine and pitching coach Bob McClure into letting him pitch another inning against the Baltimore Orioles, ratcheting his pitch count to 86. "They asked me after the fourth inning -- they said, 'Hey, that's good work for today,'" said Buchholz, who allowed five runs on seven hits, including homers to Adam Jones and Nick Markakis. "But I know I need to get my pitch count up because I wasn't ready for my first couple starts last year, so it made me want to go back out there for that fifth inning." More on Buchholz in Saturday's Herald.
D-MAC ATTACK: Another day, another three hits for Darnell McDonald, who is 12-for-24 (.500) this spring. "He's a hitting machine. Just a flat-out hitting machine," Valentine said. "What's he hitting, .700? Well, I've never seen anybody hit that high." McDonald, ticketed for the Red Sox' bench, gets most of his at-bats against left-handed pitching. But he's wearing out righties, too, going 10-for-19. Fellow righty-hitting outfielder Ryan Sweeney is 1-for-13 against lefties. "He's swinging, and the ball's finding holes and jumping off his bat or hitting off of walls," Valentine said. "He's swinging really well. I think he knows there's a potential Opening Day (lineup spot), there's some spots, some room. He wasn't happy with last year. He's proven that he belongs on this team. I like everything I see."
PICK-OFF ARTIST: Reliever Matt Albers tossed two scoreless innings, allowing three hits and striking out one. Most impressive, though: He picked off a runner at first base. "He said it was the first pickoff of his life or something," Valentine said. "Pretty good pickoff move, I thought. Should have used it more often. I guess they don't get on against him very often."
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Car shoppers take note: for better or worse, shopping for a Cadenza is easy because there are few choices to make. There is only one Cadenza trim model, so take it or leave it, although one can add from an impressive list of extra upgrades.
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Renowned for his larger-than-life clay sculptures of various subjects ranging from various ethnic groups such as Nouba wrestlers, Peulh, Masai and Zulu peoples, to political figures such as anti-apartheid South African figure Nelson Mandela, revolutionary Haitian independence hero François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture and even French statesman Charles de Gaulle, Sow's distinct and poignant style of work has led to him become one of the continent's most well-known and sought after artists.
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What an emotional event! From feeling undeserving and unworthy of life or visibility, to today; 12 years later, agreeing to do a project like this, showcasing the body that I once loathed and feared and have since grown to love and embrace, in effect inspiring others to love themselves as well. I am humbled and overwhelmed by the response, I wish I could reach through time and give myself the kind of hug that fills you up from top to bottom. "You'll make it, Annie. You'll make it and you're going to bring so many people with you." #LadyFestMiami
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Mirtha Dermisache
"I started writing and the result was something unreadable."
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Les Femmes du Maroc - Lalla Essaydi
Moroccan artist Lalla Essaydi made the series 'Les Femmes du Maroc' (The women of Marocco). She elaborates on the complex role of Moroccan women in a Muslim society. "In my art," Essaydi says, "I wish to present myself through multiple lenses — as artist, as Moroccan, as Saudi, as traditionalist, as Liberal, as Muslim. In short, I invite the viewer to resist stereotypes."
Lalla Essaydi : Bullets Revisited, and Harem Revisited.
Artist Statement:
At a certain point, I realized that in order to go forward as an artist, it was necessary to return physically to my childhood home in Morocco and to document this world which I had left in a physical sense, but of course, never fully in any deeper, more psychological sense. In order to understand the woman I had become, I needed to re-encounter the child I once was. I needed to return to the culture of my childhood if I wanted to understand my unfolding relation to the "converging territories" of my present life.
These photographs have led me to a greater understanding of the importance of architectural space in Islamic culture. Traditionally, the presence of men has defined public spaces: the streets, the meeting places, the places of work. Women, on the other hand, have been confined to private spaces, the architecture of the home. Physical thresholds define cultural ones, hidden hierarchies dictate patterns of habitation. Thus crossing a permissible, cultural threshold into prohibited "space" in the metaphorical sense, can result in literal confinement in an actual space. Many Arab women today may feel the space of confinement to be a more psychological one, but its origins are, I think, embedded in architecture itself. In my photographs, I am constraining the women within space and also confining them to their "proper" place, a place bounded by walls and controlled by men. The henna painted on their bodies corresponds to the elaborate pattern of the tiles. The women then, become literal odalisques (odalisque, from the Turkish, means to belong to a place).
But my work reaches beyond Islamic culture to invoke the Western fascination, as expressed in painting, with the odalisque, the veil, and, of course, the harem. Here is another way in which my work cannot be read simply as a critique of Arab culture. Images of the harem and the odalisque still penetrate the present and I use the Arab female body to disrupt that tradition. I want the viewer to become aware of Orientalism as a projection of the sexual fantasies of Western male artists––in other words as a voyeuristic tradition.
It is not only the West that has been prevented from seeing Arab culture accurately. How people in the Arab world see themselves has also been affected by the distorted lens of Orientalism. There is some evidence that the Orientalist perspective has had an impact on the actual lives of Arab men and women, and especially that the rules for Arab women became much stricter as a result of Western influence. When the West portrays Eastern women as sexual victims and Eastern men as depraved, the effect is to emasculate Eastern men, and to challenge the traditional values of honor and family. So Arab men feel the need to be even more protective of Arab women, preventing them from being targets of fantasy by veiling them. The veil protects them from the gaze of Orientalism. While we'll probably never know whether the return to the veil and the rules that accompany it is a response to Western influence or merely coincidental, it is hard to believe there is no relationship. In a sense what the West did was to erase the boundaries of public and private; in part the Arab world responded by re-instating those boundaries in a way that would be clear and visible. Within the veil, an Arab woman has a private space.
I want to stress that I do not intend my work simply as a critique of either culture, Arab or Western. I am going further than mere critique to a more active, even subversive, engagement with cultural patterns, in order to get beyond stereotypes and convey my own experience as an Arab woman. In employing calligraphic writing, I am practicing a sacred Islamic art that is usually inaccessible to women. To apply this writing in henna, an adornment worn and applied only by women, adds a further subversive twist. Thus the henna/calligraphy can be seen as both a veil and as an expressive statement. Yet the two are not so much in opposition as interwoven. The "veil" of decoration and concealment has not been rejected but instead has been integrated with the expressive intention of calligraphy. Although it is calligraphy that is usually associated with "meaning" (as opposed to "mere" decoration), in the visual medium of my photographs, the "veil" of henna in fact enhances the expressivity of the images.
By the same token, the male art of calligraphy has been brought into a world of female experience from which it has traditionally been excluded. Also, by choosing to use a number of women, I subvert their imposed silence. These women "speak" through the language of femininity to each other and to the house of their confinement, just as my photographs have enabled me to speak. Through these images I am able to suggest the complexity of Arab female identity – as I have known it—and the tension between hierarchy and fluidity at the heart of Arab culture.
By reclaiming the rich tradition of calligraphy and interweaving it with the traditionally female art of henna, I have been able to express, and yet, in another sense, dissolve the contradictions I have encountered in my culture: between hierarchy and fluidity, between public and private space, between the richness and the confining aspects of Islamic traditions.


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As part of my long term dividend strategy, I tend to buy and hold a portfolio of several dividend growth stocks. If a company keeps increasing their dividends or at least maintains it, I would keep holding the stock. If the company however decided to cut its payment for whatever reason, I lose confidence in the business model and immediately try to sell my position.
Some fellow bloggers do not agree with me on the issue of selling right after a dividend cuts. They believe that the market is efficient, and that negative dividend news is already priced into the stock when the cut is announced. Selling right after a dividend cut is a losing proposition since you are selling low and buying high.
There were several stocks that cut or suspended their dividend payments over the past week. Their performance after the dividend cuts reinforces my belief that companies that cut their dividends for whatever reasons admit that they do not have a firm grip on their business. As a long term dividend investor I want to buy stocks in companies which have the strong determination to overcome any cyclical downturns.
KeyCorp (KEY) announced on November 20 that it cut its dividend for the second time in 2008 to $0.0625/share. The stock lost over one fifth of its value at the close of the session on November 21st, compared to the opening price for the day. That's also during a large one day surge for the markets.
The New York Times (NYT) announced on November 20 that it cut its dividend by 73.8% to $0.06/share. The stock lost over one seven percent of its value at the close of the session on November 21st, compared to the opening price for the day.
Whitney Holding Corporation (WTNY) declared a 35% reduction of its dividend to $.11 per share on November 19. The stock was slightly changed off the open and managed to increase by over three percent by the end of the week.
Eagle Materials Inc (EXP) announced on November 18 that it cut its dividend in half to $0.10/share. The stock lost 8% of its value at the close of the session on November 19th, compared to the opening price for the day.
The Board of Directors of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (RCL), decided to discontinue the company's common stock dividend, which is a move to enhance the company's liquidity during this period of heightened economic and financial market volatility. This was one week after competitor Carnival Cruise also suspended their dividend payments. The stock proceeded to lose 30% of its value by the end of the week, following the announcement.
Navios Maritime Holdings (NM) announced on November 17 that it cut its dividend from 0.09 to $0.06/share. The stock lost around one third of its value by the end of the week, following the announcement.
Liberty Property Trust (LRY) announced Novwember 17 that its Board has approved a 23.4% reduction in its quarterly dividend from $0.62 to $0.475 per common share. The stock proceeded to lose over 29% by the end of the week.
AMB Property Corporation (AMB) suspended its Q408 dividend on November 17 as the company projects that it has already met its 2008 dividend distribution requirement. Together, these actions are expected to improve the company's cash position on a go-forward basis. These dividend changes will allow the company to retain $53 million of cash in Q408 and an additional $98 million over the course of 2009. Furthermore the board of directors announced that they expect to pay out $1.12/share in 2009 compared to the previous annual dividend rate of $2.08/share. The stock gained 15% off the open on the day of the announcement but further market weakness brought the loss for shareholders to over 13% for the week.
The average performance of all dividend cutters in the first day of the announcement was 9% loss on average, as measured from the opening price for the day. This is the third week in a row where dividend cutters get punished severely by the markets. It would be interesting to see whether performance of dividend cutters improves when the markets stabilize.
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Markets keep under reacting to dividend cuts
As part of my long term dividend strategy, I tend to buy and hold a portfolio of several dividend growth stocks. If a company keeps increasing their dividends or at least maintains it, I would keep holding the stock. If the company however decided to cut its payment for whatever reason, I lose confidence in the business model and immediately try to sell my position.
Posted by D at 5:30 AM
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DGI: I am with you. I have watched stock after stock spiral down afet cutting its dividend. Here are the 5 I sold this year after a dividend cut:ReplyDelete
SFI Sold: $2.32 Now: $1.19
ACAS Sold: $6.50 Now: $4.09
BAC Sold: $28.51 Now: $14.80
FR Sold: $10.22 Now: $7.56
STI Sold: $36.43 Now: $29.63
When they cut their dividend, they no longer met my requirements as an income investment.
Best Wishes,
When market sentiment is downwards like it has been for over a year, it is difficult for stocks to make gains and stocks with bad news usually take it on the chin.ReplyDelete
In some situations the dividend cut was the last thing that management did before signing the bankruptcy papers..
Double our money,
I agree with you that during bear markets negative news are not good. The problem is that during bull markets and expansionary economic conditions, if a company cuts or eliminates its dividends, then it shows that the business model is broken..
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The Woolwich Arrow
Ratings: 10 | Reviews: 10 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by pootz:
Ontario (Canada)
3.55/5 rDev -11.3%
Nice little bistro posing as a pub....old house converted...old trappings...great food but not a lot of beers on tap...had a fast Wellington iron duke and a Quesadilla then hustled out to the bike to roar off in search for a more comfortable watering hole...too many upscale trendoid folks there who are unintrested in good beer or good conversation....just like to be seen there I guess. The little pub around the corner has more taps ...will review that soon if I can get the thing listed on this site.
06-10-2004 17:04:13 | More by pootz
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Ontario (Canada)
3.96/5 rDev -1%
Old converted house in Downtown Guelph, my local. Approx 20 taps, mostly pouring Ontario craft, 4 rotating lines always pouring something different . Only place in town with 4 beer engines. Friendly, knowledgeable staff that know the names of their regulars and treat anyone who comes in well. I have found the beer selection has been improving over the last year with many hard to find outside of Toronto one offs making their way through. Beverage Manager knows his beer and always enjoys talking about it. Wooly is a Guelph institution and one of the first places in Ontario to focus on the craft and local movements. Food menu is local focused, changing with season. Always check out the daily specials.
08-11-2014 16:32:39 | More by dwt
Ontario (Canada)
4.18/5 rDev +4.5%
A very decent pub. It gets far too busy on friday and saturday nights, but during the week and during the day it's quiet, relaxed and the staff will have time to chat. There are two outdoor areas, and lots of small rooms inside, as it's a converted house, which gives it a warm cozy feeling. The selection of beer is better by far than anything you'll find around the area. The food is really great and features lots of local farmer's good and organic produce. Definitely the best spot in the area.
08-25-2011 14:37:05 | More by Quej
Ontario (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev -0.5%
Picked up some beer at the Wellington brewery and decided to drive further into Guelph to have a couple beers. A friend and I sat at the bar and got amazing service. Bar staff liked talking about the beer, even if they weren't the most knowledgeable people in the world (though they could tell you about any beer they did have on tap). They were quick to give a sample to my friend when he asked about one of the beers. They had 3 casks on and seemed to be kept in great condition. Several other taps mostly of local Ontario micros as well as a couple Quebec and a couple macros. Food was good for pub food, but nothing special. I'd certainly go here again next time I'm in Guelph.
08-16-2010 14:36:22 | More by kwjd
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
I've been here several times since I first found the place.Good pub located in an old and eclectic victorian style house. Service was fast, and staff knew their stuff when I was there. On tap were about half dozen ontario micros, wellington and F & M to name some. Sleeman too. Also on tap were three beers from McAuslan, and two taps from Unibroue. I Had a cask pint of Macleans Pale Ale which was nice and fresh. Good UK style ambiance. I'll be returning for more pints when I am in the area for sure.
11-04-2009 15:31:08 | More by mrmanning
Ontario (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev -1.3%
This has that smaller city friendly relaxed feel to it. Mostly uiniversity types, plus us, plus several already intoxicated types walking in. Bargirls were efficient and yet friendly enough. Some knowledge on the beers. Food is same quality and price as in the Toronto metro region. I think 14 taps, at good carbonation, plus 3 consatnt casks. Pints were comaprable to Toronto metro. Everything fresh.Easy to get parking. Good local selection and a seasonal. I was impressed overall. I would come here again.
11-21-2006 01:02:50 | More by Sammy
Manitoba (Canada)
4.14/5 rDev +3.5%
I had a quick stop in Guelph one evening last month and based on the BF reviews I thought it would be in my best interests to check this Pub out. Unfortunately I only had about an hour to kill becuase I certainly would have loved to stay longer. I mostly went to quaff a few Iron Dukes since they're unavailable here in Manitoba.
A cozy pub in a converted house that was nearly full the evening I came by. I felt a little awkward being as I was by far the youngest person in the room, everybody was at least twice my age or more, with perhaps the exception of the Bartender who was maybe 30. No matter, that's my own problem and not a problem with the bar itself. It has a lovely atmosphere and I didn't really explore it much, but I was told that there was a bunch more space in the back including a outdoor drinking area. There was a great tap selection including three hand-pumps, and the service was very good. I'd love to have a quiet local like that to enjoy nearer to home.
07-04-2006 00:11:09 | More by trevorwideman
4.45/5 rDev +11.3%
Guelph is a significant beer-producing town with Sleemans, F&M and Wellington all taking advantage of the versatile, soft local water, and with all this brewing going on in town, it would figure that the local beer bar would have some very discriminating customers. The Woolwich Arms is a satisfying local that offers more than a dozen taps, three beer engines, and a diverse menu in a setting that evokes a traditional English pub.
Located in a converted house a block north of downtown, the small bar area seats about 15 people with a small square bar situated in a corner. The building also has a few small dining rooms and an outside eating area. Beer offerings consisted mostly of locally produced beverages, and the handpump beers were excellently cellared and served. Food offerings ran from traditional pub fare to contemporary British fusion cuisine, and our two lunches were tasty and went well with the beer.
The atmosphere of the pub was of great fun-- a group of brewery folks were watching the World Cup on TV, and in between goals, they gave us lots of advice and gossip on the local beer scene. The friendly and efficient staff provided generous samples, and described their beers with accuracy and detail. Can't wait to go back.
07-01-2006 13:05:13 | More by sparkydoyle
4.13/5 rDev +3.3%
I really really really liked this pub. A very very British pub. Several smallish rooms, a very small bar and bar-room, maybe 14x14 feet. A very nice porch out front and very VERY nice patio in back that could seat maybe 20 folks? The patio seemed very natural to me, not forced, but also well done and functionally and aesthetically appealing. It was also a really nice day when I sat out there, so that might have something to with it. One small complaint, and really it's not a complaint, more of a very strange compliment on sort of ascetic grounds: no air conditioning. It was really hot the first day we were there and we sat inside in a fairly small room. There were fans, but they were doing much. I mean, they were in the middle of a heat wave and it probably rarely stays that hot at night, and probably not the humid (?), but it was uncomfortable. I mean, all three of us were visible sweating on our forheads and temples. But it was kind of cool. I definately had two pints of the ridiculously drikable Orkell handpulled bitter that I might not have had if it was cooler, and it felt traditional in some sort of way. All the handpulled beer, old building, no air, could have been 1850 if it weren't for the two TVs.
Anyway, they definately don't have a great selection. They were running a promotion on Moosehead when I was there, unfortunately, and I don't think they had much in the way of bottles, but I could be wrong. What I was really impressed with though, was the three, count 'em three real ales. They had three hand pumps on the bar, each one dispensing truly wonderful ale. The three beers, if I remember correctly, were all brewed in Canada, I think two were from the Guelph region itself. I tried all three and the Arkell Best Bitter from Wellington Brewery was my favorite. It was a very smooth and light bodied brew that showed a substantial hop flavor and bitterness and some light but distinct English yeast character. The beer was in great condition. Fresh and cool with a simple one or two jets of carbonation emerging from the the beer every couple seconds as it warmed. The body was very very light, just perfect for drinking all night.
They also had Wellington's County Ale on the hand pull. This is a much darker brew, quite brown really, with a substantial mouthfeel and caramel flavor. It's 5%abv. Definately not a heavy beer, the County Ale does have a lot more flavor than their Best Bitter. It was also in slightly better condition with a hair more carbonation and a peristant whisp of a head that left some nice lacing. Very good.
Wellington also makes another beer in this lineup, the Iron Duke, that is a wonderful British style Strong Ale at 6.5%abv. Really a great beer. I bought a sixer of it when I was there. Not sure they had it at the pub.
The last cask conditioned beer that was on when I visited Guelph was a bitter as well, but I can't seem to remember the brewer or the name of the beer. But I seem to recall it was around 4%abv as well. This beer was a bit darker than the Arkell and was in better condition with just slightly more carbonation than the County Ale. I mean, most folks would call all three of these beer 'flat', but there was variation in the amount of carbonation among these three beers and I liked the slightly more carbonated brew the best in terms of its condition, with Arkell still best over all.
This last brew had massive English yeast character. It reminded me of the Burton strain fermented warm. Lots of ripe fruit. I got strawberry most up front, really a great thing in my opinion. Definately also a bit more malt flavor. But still very light body and quite drinkable.
The service was great. People in Canada are so fucking nice it's almost annoying some times.
The food was just above average I'd say. The chicken and grilled pepper wrap I had the first night was really pretty decent, but smallish. The fries were kind of strange, not much flavor, I don't know what kind of grease they use. And they were little both times I got them, like maybe and inch or 1.5 inches on average.
The burger I got the next time was pretty small and over cooked. They didn't ask me how I wanted it cooked. The caesar salad Melinda got looked pretty good though. And big.
It was kind of expensive. Cost me about 25$ canadian for the burger and 2 beers. That's 21$ US. I mean, the dollar is not good right now, so I guess that's it. The beer is worth the price, but the food is not.
I absolutely fucking loved this place. It makes me want to open a brewery that is very traditionally English. For real. Yo.
I never know what the general 'quality' category is supposed to refer to. I just gave a 4 because I think this place would be higher than average with pretty much everything.
07-18-2005 20:52:40 | More by cerevisiaephilus
4.18/5 rDev +4.5%
"The Woolly" is located in a converted house in downtown Guelph, ON, and has been a favourite of the locals for many years. And I can see why. When you walk in there are several rooms to choose from. One side has the bar with taps and some dinner seating while the other side has two small dining rooms. The rooms are bright and clean, with many windows letting in natural light. Generous tables and comfortable seating allow for many of your friends to congregate together for an afternoon/evening of high-quality beer. There is also an outdoor patio in the back, but we didn't venture outside on our visit.
And the quality of the draft selection is very commendable. Approximately a dozen taps and three beer engines serve up a variety of beers produced by Ontario microbreweries. The emphasis here seems to be on ales, with real ales from Wellington and F&M Breweries regularly available. On my latest visit I had the Wellington County Ale and F&M MacLean's Pale Ale from the cask, and they were served at proper cellar temperature and were obviously fresh. And the staff stays on top of what's happening with the beer. When I requested a specific beer from their draft list, my server was kind enough to inform me that it wasn't pouring well that day and that I might want to try something else for now. It's that kind of service that I really appreciate.
The menu is standard pub fare with a wide variety of burgers. Beef, veggie, chicken and bison were available with around a half-dozen different types of preparation. My companion's cheeseburger had a generous piece of cheddar on top, while my blacked burger was finished with cajun spices and topped with tzatziki sauce. The home-cut fries that accompanied the burgers were an enjoyable side.
Overall, a very nice establishment that promotes local craft breweries. The real ales will give me a reason to stop by on any future trips to or through Guelph.
05-30-2004 18:45:09 | More by DrJay
The Woolwich Arrow in Guelph, ON, Canada
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Juli Inkster was one of the stalwarts of the LPGA from the 1980s into the 2010s, a player whose long career included many victories and majors, plus universal respect and admiration from her peers.
Date of birth: June 24, 1960
Place of birth: Santa Cruz., Calif.
LPGA Tour Victories:
Major Championships:
Professional - 7
• Kraft Nabisco Championship: 1984, 1989
• LPGA Championship: 1999, 2000
• U.S. Women's Open: 1999, 2002
• du Maurier: 1984
Amateur - 3
• U.S. Women's Amateur: 1980, 1981, 1982
Awards and Honors:
• Member, World Golf Hall of Fame
• Member, U.S. Curtis Cup team, 1982
• Member, U.S. Solheim Cup team, 1992, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011
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• Juli Inkster: "I never thought I could do what I'm doing now. I didn't think it would get as good as it has gotten."
• Rosie Jones: "I think she's a great ambassador for golf, and the word 'competitive' is Juli."
• In 1984, Juli Inkster became the first golfer to win two LPGA majors in her rookie season. (Se Ri Pak later did it in 1998.)
• Inkster holds the women's record for most collegiate victories, winning 17 tournaments during her four years at San Jose State.
Juli Inkster Biography:
Juli Inkster graduated from the California junior ranks to the top ranks of the LPGA Tour, winning majors in the 1980s, 1990s and 20-oughts.
As a child, Inkster practiced before and after school each day at Pasatiempo Golf Club in Santa Cruz, Calif. She eventually became an employee at the course and met her future husband there.
When she wasn't working, she was playing. Inkster played collegiately at San Jose State from 1979-82, earing All-American status three of those years. She won the 1981 California Amateur, was named California's Amateur of the Year in 1981 and the Bay Area Athlete of the Year in 1982.
Her greatest glory as an amateur was in USGA competition: Inkster won the U.S. Women's Amateur three straight years, 1980-82.
In 1983 Inkster turned pro and joined the LPGA Tour in time to play eight tournaments. It only took her five before she won her first LPGA title. Her official rookie season was 1984, and that year she became the first-ever LPGA rookie to win two majors (Kraft Nabisco Championship and du Maurier Classic). She easily earned the Rookie of the Year award.
Inkster was a consistent threat through the rest of the 1980s and early 1990s. Some of her biggest wins came in playoffs over the biggest names: Pat Bradley, Nancy Lopez, Beth Daniel and Betsy King. But in 1992, Inkster twice lost majors in playoffs, the Nabisco to Dottie Pepper and U.S. Women's Open to Patty Sheehan.
Then she fell into a slump. Inkster didn't win a tournament from 1993-97. By this time she had two daughters, and she struggled to balance golf and family. She had averaged two wins a year until 1990, when her first daughter was born.
But Inkster got back on track in the late '90s, then won the LPGA Championship and U.S. Women's Open in 1999, completing a career grand slam. She won five times total that year and qualified for the Hall of Fame.
Perhaps her finest moment came in 2002 when Inkster shot a final-round 66 to catch and pass Annika Sorenstam and win her second U.S. Women's Open.
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Bath Rugby has chosen Chippen-ham-based Good Energy, the UK's leading 100 per cent renewable electricity firm with award winning customer service, as its Official Energy Partner. Launched on the day of Bath Rugby's pre-Christmas match at home to Saracens, fans who sign up as a new customer, via Bath Rugby, will receive a £50 voucher to spend in the Bath Rugby shop. Good Energy will also support Bath Rugby in its efforts to become more sustainable. Electricity supplied by Good Energy will be used to power the Recreation Ground and the Farleigh House training facility. All Good Energy electricity is sourced in the UK from natural sunlight, wind and water. So for each major home match played at the Recreation Ground, approximately ¾ tonne carbon is saved. In addition, Good Energy hopes to support Bath Rugby to generate more renewable electricity itself at Farleigh House, building on progress already made following installation of solar panels.
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Des dynamiques territorialisées novatrices : le cas des PME agro-alimentaires
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the capacity of small enterprises working in agricultural and agro-food productions to frame local networks. These patterns of innovative collective strategies are likely to induce new types of local dynamics. The research is based on the survey of fifteen experimental local agro-foo systems in France. It is points to three SYAL scenarios, in wich the territorial cooperation supports innovative dynamics.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., June 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Healthcare Trust of America, Inc. ("HTA") announced today that Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Scott D. Peters, members of the executive management team and the board of directors will visit the New York Stock Exchange ("NYSE") on Thursday, June 7, 2012 to participate in the ceremonial ringing of The Opening Bell. The ceremony commemorates HTA's listing of its shares of Class A common stock on the NYSE. HTA's shares of Class A common stock began trading at 9:30 A.M. Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday, June 6, 2012 under the ticker symbol "HTA."
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Healthcare Trust of America, Inc. is a fully integrated, self-administered, self-managed real estate investment trust. Since its formation in 2006, HTA has built a portfolio of properties that totals approximately $2.5 billion based on purchase price and is comprised of approximately 12.4 million square feet of gross leasable area. As of March 31, 2012, HTA's portfolio consisted of 245 medical office buildings and 19 other facilities that serve the healthcare industry, as well as two portfolios of mortgage loans receivable secured by medical office buildings, located in 26 states.
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