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Way too late to be first- hasn't he heard of Jake Trout and the Flounders? This was Payne Stewart, Peter Jacobson, and a few others
Tell me why? Sure, it's possible he ain't headed for nothin' but a heartache, but Bubba Watson told reporters during a media day event on Tuesday in advance of next month's Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands in Connecticut that he could be laying the groundwork for plans to assemble a group of PGA golfers for the first ever all-golfer boy band. Yep.
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"I've got two words for you. Before I tell you those two words, I'm going to build it up," Watson joked. "I should be in the media."
Then, he gave the media just a little taste of what to expect.
"There's going to be a group of guys, and the two words are Boy Band. I'm going to leave it at that. And it involves Ben, me and maybe a couple others. But Boy Band."
Now this I'll have to see. My pal Ryan Ballengee over at PGT speculates that Ben Crane, Rickie Fowler and Hunter Mahan would be excellent candidates to round out the Pro Golfer Boy Band Supergroup, and I have to agree. As a service to the cross section of readers who consider themselves not only fans of golf but boy bands as well, what follows is a potential track listing for the Back Nine Boys first album, comprised of takes on the track listing from the Backstreet Boys' multi-platinum Millennium album, arguably their finest record. Um, so I've heard.
Yeah, those are terrible. Total weaksauce. Yep, Bubba and his boy band mates are going to have some difficulties, I'll tell you that.
Bubba Watson may be founding golf's Backstreet Boys [Pro Golf Talk]
Way too late to be first- hasn't he heard of Jake Trout and the Flounders? This was Payne Stewart, Peter Jacobson, and a few others
Mark Lye added a smooth sound, check out You Tube and put in Jake Trout and the Flounders, it's priceless. Glad I bought the cd.


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I still get the grey screen on multiple computers. Latest version of Silverlight, browsers (multiple tried) up to date...Anyone have a solution???
Getting the grey screen again...seems to be a more widespread problem this time? CTV/Bell is so unhelpful with supporting the customer.
Aaaaaand it's working again.
I am using Chrome with the DNT+ extension. I was getting the same "Video Error Please Refresh Your Browser" for live events. I found that turning DNT+ off for the CTV Olympics site resolved the problem. Hmmmm.
I have not been able to stream with ctv olympics via silverstream on my mac or windows desktop pc. Have updated and done just about anything possible silverlight, including redownloading, rebooting, reinstalling, updating, etc. Nothing. Error message every time. Hard to believe that it can be this bad. They should take lessons from espn. They know how to do it.
They don't want you watching on the WEB, there is no money for BHELL for their distribution business.
I prefer SL over Flash. I can't stream from CTV since I'm not in Canada (i do get them on tv though) so i been using NBCOlympics.com. In browser its abysmal - however the iPad app is great....oh right the iPad doesn't do Flash.
Having the problem just as Mahym described. Can't watch the video avp77 linked to either.
instead supporting WebM and Vorbis, despite 80% of HTML5 video being h.264.
I had same problem, and people tell me to tryt this videocapx software »www.videocapx.com but its not free
HTML 5 should be used.
Silverlight generally does a far better job at video (and streaming it) than Flash.I'm constantly having problems on multiple machines where flash's hardware accelerated decoding or scaling doesn't kick in, but I've never had any problems with silverlight.
I have been watching CTV Olympics LIVE for a week. Today it won't work. I have reinstalled Silverlight, and still not working.Every other web site does. I have a desktop and laptop. They are both on the same network. The laptop gets the live feed, the desktop does not.Strange thing is that on the frame where the video plays, I have the ZOOM button showing at the bottom of the frame. On the laptop where I am getting a connection, the ZOOM button is half the size and below it is a LIVE button and it is in RED Colour. Despite all of my efforts, I cannot get the LIVE button to appear on my desktop. As I said, both computers worked great for this site yesterday. Can someone help me find that LIVE button!!!!ThanksBrad
Just to make it more clear, I have taken some screen prints. Take a look just below where the video would be playing. On the desktop, you will see a large button ZOOM. The desktop will not play the streaming videos, whether they are live or pre-recorded.'»i882.photobucket.com/albums/ac24···kTop.jpg'On this next screen shot, you can see that the ZOOM button is half the size, and the bottom half has LIVE. This is from my lap top where I am watching live.'»i882.photobucket.com/albums/ac24···pTop.jpg'I believe that this may be the problem that many people are having. Can someone advise how I can get that LIVE button to reappear??ThanksBrad
The 'Live' button is just for live feeds. It's like a shortcut to take you to what's happening live (if you have been browsing earlier in the timeline, the player works a bit like a PVR in that you can watch live but go back to what has already happened).The 'Zoom' button just zooms in on the timeline, so if you have a 3-hour event or something, you can look at the timeline in finer detail.The 'Live' button probably only means that you're watching an event that's currently live, I wouldn't put too much emphasis on just that.Are the laptop and the desktop using the same internet connection? If so, I would maybe try different browsers on the desktop, to start with. CTV's support with this bug-filled platform is pretty much non-existant
no its too heavy on computers resources for video....it is why its slow to adopt.ITS like needing a brand new pc and computer with latest graphics card ( something not that many are buying into these days ) to use your web browser? HAHA not....
Thanks for writing back AVP! Yes, the two computers are on the same internet connection. It is really frustrating. I have tried FireFox as well but the problem is exactly the same. Even when I am looking at pre-recorded video on the laptop, the LIVE button still shoes, but it is not highlighted. I have compared everything between the laptop and desktop in terms of settings and they are exactly the same. Only difference is that LIVE button. I will try and call CTV and maybe Bell Media, as I think they are the providers of this technology to CTV, but as you said, I don't think I will get any support from either of these companies.ThanksBrad
Hi,I've been having the same problem since yesterday (aug 8). I've got mine back to working by disabling my url blocking on my router. Give that a try if you're willing to suffer the minor detriments.Good luck
Hi VC,Thanks, I tried that but it did not work. Keep in mind, I have both desktop and laptop going through the same router. Still searching for resolution. Meanwhile, only a few more days of the Olympics left.ThanksBrad
Thanks for the tip about URL blocking - it worked for me.Removed the ad.doubleclick.net block from my router (actually turned blocking off completely). Now static advertisement windows are appearing AND video commercials are appearing before the requested video but the video is playing perfectly. No longer hit and miss as it was before.Don't recall CTV posting a warning or help FAQ about this anywhere - wish they had!Thanks again...
I'm having a similar pproblem, i ws viewing the olympics just fine but now its stopped working and i just get a gray screeen. I've tried installing silverlight again but i just get the gray screen, and the live now button is missing too. :S Also the prerecorded videos won't even work :S i dont understand. I tried it on chrome nd internet explorer. Help please ???
its still not workin for me live or video. nothing i just get a gray screen. HELP PLEASE.


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The Jurys Inn Southampton Hotel is the largest in the City of Southampton, Hampshire, on the southern coast of the UK. There are 270 modern rooms available at the Jurys Inn Southampton Hotel which can accommodate three adults, two adults and two children, or just one guest. A contemporary main restaurant offers international cuisine, a stylish bar provides a lunch menu and an Costa Coffee Bar is open all day offering snacks, specialty teas & coffees. This maritime city has plenty to offer all the family, and whether visiting for leisure or on business, the Jurys Inn Southampton Hotel provides value for money accommodation with good access to all the attractions of Southampton and surrounding area.
Getting to the hotel: 3.8 miles to Southampton Airport and 68 miles to Heathrow Airport.
Local tips: The nearest bus stops to Jurys Inn are: East Park Terrace, London Road, Civic Centre Road and High Street. 0.5 miles to central train station: 1.25 hrs to London; 45 minutes to Portsmouth. Rail & Bus links to Heathrow Airport. Visitor attractions include: Southampton City Gallery, Sailing and diving, Walking Tour of the Old Town and Water Tours.
Food, drink and entertainment: Main restaurant offers contemporary international cuisine of breakfast and dinner in an informal style, a main bar offers a lunch menu and an Costa Coffee bar is open all day offering specialty teas and coffees and pastries.
Sport, games and activities: Easy access to the coastline and ocean activities and the New Forest.
Additional: Reception Services, housekeeping, free WiFi throughout, PC facilities, 10 meeting rooms, laundry & dry cleaning service, payable public car parking nearby and access for guests with restricted mobility which includes accessible toilets in public areas and lifts to all floors.
Guest rooms have a bright and modern ambience with a decor of soft relaxing shades, light wood furnishings set on carpeted floors, complementing drapes and fabrics and amenities for your comfort; features include air-conditioning, en suite bathroom with hair drying facilities, free WiFi, multi-channel flat screen TV and tea & coffee refreshments dock. There are a number of rooms available to guests with reduced mobility which include lowered beds for easy transfer from a wheelchair to the bed, wide doorways, and sufficient floor space to maneuver, fully accessible bathrooms, including either shower or bath with additional hand rails, lower sink, grab rails and pull cords.
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Charlie Methven says the first priority of his consortium, should they take over Oxford United, would be to clear the debt and invest in the playing squad.
Although it would appear Methven's group of Oxfordshire businessmen may not be front-runners to take over the U's, they yesterday made their intentions clear after submitting a formal offer for the club.
A rival consortium headed by Mark Ashton and Darryl Eales is understood to be in advanced talks with United owner Ian Lenagan.
Methven was philosophical about what may happen, but said his group – which was given a huge boost with the backing of wealthy businessman and United fan Stewart Donald – had a clear strategy.
"Ultimately, what will be will be," he said.
"But our bid comes from people whose commitment to the club is unquestionable.
"The final decision is entirely up to Ian Lenagan, but he has always said that he will do what's best for Oxford United and its supporters.
"We believe that if we were successful, our plan would ensure that happens."
Central to any takeover would be the U's owning their ground, but investment into the playing side is also crucial.
Methven added: "We do not believe Oxford United should be saddled with any debt.
"It is a business turning over £3.5m a year, so the first thing would be to make sure it is debt free.
"We would inject a significant amount into the playing side of the club in order to deliver a squad that we believe could justify expectations of achieving.
"It could be that we invest £3m of equity into the playing side over the next two years.
"We would obviously discuss with the manager what needs to be done, but with the club losing £1m a year, those figures would mean that around £500,000 could be added to the playing budget for each season."
As revealed in yesterday's Oxford Mail, there is potential to move the club to a new site at Water Eaton.
This is the preferred outcome for Methven, but he would not rule out staying at the Kassam Stadium.
"What is clear is that Oxford United must own their own stadium," he said.
"There are two options for this.
"One is to acquire the Kassam Stadium, and it would be no disaster if this happened.
"However, we believe that Water Eaton presents a huge opportunity."
The support of Donald, whose Bridle Insurance company were United's shirt sponsors from 2010-13, provided Methven's consortium with a huge lift.
"The backing of the Donald family is immense," Methven commented.
"They are massive Oxford United fans who have given us their commitment.
"They have the finances and have agreed to help us."
Since first going public with their interest last week, Methven confirmed that no further discussions had taken place with Lenagan, who is still refusing to break his silence.
"I don't take this as a negative because any discussions would need a firm, factual basis.
"But we now have this."
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Yes! No more lockdown, price is readily known upfront and the carriers can't tag on extra profit for no reason.
In the last nine months, some 28 million U.S. customers opted to pay one of the major carriers full price for a smartphone rather than sign up for a two-year contract to get a discounted model, according to a new study.
Of those customers, an estimated eight million switched carriers to get one of the new-style plans, with the lion's share of the switchers (5.1 million) of those going to T-Mobile, according to research being released later on Friday by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners.
Typically, such purchase options come with lower-cost monthly service, the option to upgrade sooner or both.
T-Mobile has shifted entirely to such plans, while AT&T offers no-subsidy options with its Next and Mobile Share Value programs and Verizon has its Edge program. Even where customers have a choice to get a subsidized phone, the financing programs appear to be gaining steam.
AT&T, for example, said that 40 percent of its new smartphone customers and upgrades took part in Next in the first quarter, up from 15 percent in the prior quarter.
Until the shift, no-contract plans had been largely the domain of prepaid brands and focused on the low end of the market.
One of the key questions for both the carriers and, in particular, for device makers is whether the shift away from subsidies and two-year contracts will shorten or lengthen the average time between consumer upgrades.
In Belgium we never really had these joined offers as it was forbidden by law... It became legal a few years back but only few people are actually chosung these.. I personally tend to pay full price and either keep it or sell it for a good price whenever I want to switch...
France went that route 2 yrs ago, and the main effect has been a very strong rise of low-to-mid-range phones. 2/3 phones sold cost less than $250.


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Hi justinhca! We definitely want to make sure we are getting you updates as quickly as we can. We get those from the manufacturer, so unfortunately I am not able to tell exactly when that will be. I do have a link for you on making sure that you have the most recent updates available for your phone! Software update: Samsung Galaxy Note 3
I hope we get this update for you soon!
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there have been no updates to this phone since launch so justinhca has always been on the recent software available.


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Langevin was born in Providence, Rhode Island. He attended Bishop Hendricken High School, located in Warwick, Rhode Island, and then went on to study at Rhode Island College, from which he received an undergraduate degree, in addition to serving as President of Student Community Government, Inc., and he has a Masters of Public Administration from the Kennedy School of Government of Harvard University.
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WASHINGTON - Just days after discovering the nation's first case of mad cow disease, the United States has lost nearly all of its beef exports as more than a dozen countries stopped buying American beef as insurance against potential infection.
Gregg Doud, an economist for the Denver-based National Cattlemen's Beef Association, said Friday that the United States, at today's market level, stands to lose at least $6 billion a year in exports and falling domestic prices because of the sick cow.
"We've lost roughly 90 percent of our export market just in the last three days," Doud said.
Keith Collins, the Agriculture Department's chief economist, said the market probably will not see the full economic impact of the mad cow case until trading intensifies after the holidays. He has said that 10 percent of U.S. beef is exported.
Japan, South Korea and Mexico are among the top buyers that banned American beef imports this week after the U.S. government announced it had found a cow in Washington state sick with the brain-wasting illness. An international lab in England confirmed the results Thursday.
As a safeguard, countries usually shut down meat imports from countries where the illness was found.
A U.S. delegation is leaving Saturday for Japan, which takes about one-third of all U.S. beef exports, and possibly other Asian countries that imposed bans on American meat and livestock this week. The Treasury Department said it is monitoring developments.
Mad cow disease, formally known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy, is a public health concern because it is related to a human disease, variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob. In Britain, 143 people died of the human illness after an outbreak of mad cow in the 1980s. People can get it if they eat meat containing tissue from the brain and spine of an infected cow.
Federal officials on Friday quarantined a herd of 400 bull calves, two of which were offspring of the sick cow. During its life, the infected cow bore three calves.
One calf is at the same dairy near Mabton, Wash., that was the final home of the diseased Holstein cow, one is at a bull calf feeding operation in Sunnyside, Wash., and a third died shortly after being born in 2001, said Dr. Ron DeHaven, chief veterinarian for the Agriculture Department.
"There is the potential that the infected cow could pass the disease onto its calves," he said. No decision has been made on destroying the herds, he said.
Investigators are focused on finding the birth herd of the cow, since it likely was infected several years ago from eating contaminated feed, DeHaven said. Scientists say the incubation period for the disease in cattle is four or five years.
Since 1997, the Food and Drug Administration has banned giving grazing animals feed that contains brain and spinal tissue to prevent the disease from appearing.
DeHaven said the investigation could lead to other states or Canada, which found a case mad cow disease in Alberta in May.
If U.S. officials determine the sick cow was imported from Canada and its offspring has been destroyed, they could protect the American beef trade from economic fallout, said Michael Stumo, an attorney for the Organization for Competitive Markets, a nonprofit group in Nebraska whose mission is to ensure fair markets for farmers.
But investigators have not yet found where the sick cow was born.
U.S. officials have repeatedly said the food supply is safe because the cow's brain, spinal cord, and lower part of the small intestine - where the disease is found - were removed before it was sent for processing.
Authorities are tracing where the meat from the animal was sent and the Agriculture Department has recalled 10,000 pounds of beef slaughtered Dec. 9 at Vern's Moses Lake Meat Co. in Washington state. Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman said it was an extra precaution.


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This month's food photography challenge was to 1) make food with something from farmer's market and 2) incorporate people into some of the food photographs. Some of my US friends said that their local farmer's markets were really slow at the moment, but farmer's markets seem to boom here in Perth all year round, and there's plenty to choose from across the city! I suppose that's one of the perks of living in Perth?
I enlisted the help of my friend Aimee and we ventured out to the Wanneroo markets! I saw cherries imported from the US being sold there and wondered where the other fruits sold there really came from. In the end, I decided to make Banana Bread despite the fact that it doesn't take advantage of the freshness of market fruits and vegetables. I really wanted to try making something with blood oranges but I wasn't feeling too adventurous. Besides, banana bread is something Tom really loves to eat and I also felt it would be an interesting challenge to photograph as it is a rather plain-looking food. For this challenge, I ended up buying a tub of Blackbutt honey from the lady at Moore River Honey (too shy to be photographed) to incorporate into the banana bread.
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Christmastime has always been a season of giving, and for Liberty University's mission organization, Light Trips, it is a season of traveling as well. On Dec. 27, two staff members and 14 students are taking a journey to East Asia where they will have the opportunity to spread the good news of the hope that illuminates the Christmas season – Jesus Christ.
During their visit, students will participate in a variety of ministry outreaches like teaching English to university students, working with two to five-year-olds in a kindergarten setting, and spending quality time with children in a local Christian-run orphanage.
Light Ministries, the collegiate short-term ministry department of the Center for Global Engagement, has made it a point to travel to East Asia several times within the past six years, primarily because the area has one of the largest orphan populations in the world. The call of James 1:26, to visit orphans and widows in their distress, is not one that Liberty students take lightly.
This trip is just one of many opportunities that students have to travel overseas with Light and show the love of Christ to people in need all around the world.
"Going on a short-term collegiate trip is a great experience because it provides students with exposure to the need for the Gospel in all parts of the world, while giving them an opportunity to see how God is at work among other people groups," said John Puig, the campaign coordinator for the Center for Global Engagement.
Over the past 20 years, Light has conducted more than 220 international, evangelistic campaigns involving nearly 7,000 students. Through these trips, Light has ministered to over 3 million people worldwide.
Although ministry trips are taken every spring, summer, and Christmas break, according to Director of Light, Tom Nylander, the Christimas trips are unique. The meaning of the holiday really hits home for students and for those whose lives they impact.
"Out of the joy of the greatest gift ever given (Jesus Christ), we as followers of Christ and recipients of His grace take joy in giving of ourselves in order to share and spread the love of the Father to the fatherless," said Nylander.
Students who participate in Light trips have an invaluable opportunity to wrap the people they visit in the warm embrace of Christ's sacrificial love, shedding light where darkness once was.


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Happy birthday to American artist William Merritt Chase! A multifaceted character, Chase championed the "plein air" method of painting when teaching students. He founded the Chase School of Art (which eventually became Parsons the New School of Art). He was friends with Winslow Homer, Arthur Quarterly, and Augustus Saint Gaudens, and instructed artists including Charles Demuth, Georgia O'Keefe, John Marin, and more.
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Says Loeb about working with Chad: "He's a tattoo-ed up post-punk rocker and I'm known more as a singer/songwriter with glasses, which may seem like an unlikely pair, but it totally makes sense. He brought a whole new angle to my music and it was great to work with many of the musicians he works with down in Orange County (California)."
Grammy®-nominated singer/songwriter Lisa Loeb was launched into the limelight in 1994 with her platinum-selling Number 1 hit song "Stay (I Missed You)" from the film Reality Bites. Since then, she has enjoyed a successful career encompassing music, film, television, voice-over work and children's recordings. In addition to raising two children, Loeb is currently working on a new eyewear line, Lisa Loeb Eyewear (in partnership with Classique Eyewear); her second children's book "Lisa Loeb's Songs for Moving and Shaking" out April 2, 2013; and NO FAIRY TALE.
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The Vikings liked Audie Cole at the Senior Bowl and ended up taking him in the seventh round. On Tuesday Cole became the second 2012 Vikings draft pick to have his signing announced. The first, Trevor Guyton, scooped the whole media by announcing his own signing on Instagram. News of the Cole signing comes via the usual route, the Twitter feed of a beat writer (don't you just love new media?). It's a four year deal for Cole.
Pro Football Weekly says of Audie Cole:
Outstanding size and body length. Extremely intelligent — can set the fronts and make all the calls and checks. Has some pass-rush skill — fairly quick off the ball, shows some counter moves and can swim past blockers. Has a 35-inch vertical jump. Very solid production. Highly competitive. Tough and will play through pain. Outstanding character and makeup. Alert in coverage. Shows on-field leadership traits.
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