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We took a short flight from Istanbul to Izmir, another city (the 3rd largest city in Turkey). Oscar was there awaiting our arrival and next thing we knew we were off to a small town called Alaçatı. This small area was covered in cobblestones and was scattered with cafés, shops, and apartments, and restaurants. Oscar took us there to see a different view of Turkey and not just all cities such as Istanbul and Izmir. Next Oscar took us to ...
Izmir to Ephesus
... and coffee – with Turkish coffee described by our guide as the father of all coffees. They also apparently invented the Number 0 and according to our guide this was as revolutionary then as what the invention of computors has been to this century. Export is a big industry and contributes to Turkey having one of the rising economies of Europe. As we traveled to Ephesus, we passed pomegranate and orange plantations. Roadside stalls displayed vibrant trays of blood ...
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... hide and seek field in the world, with so many holes to weave into, such as the Selime Church.
The next stop was no way bed as fascinating, as it was an onyx factory, where we witnessed the process of designing and pressing it. Supposedly this place is famous for its' zootenite (Turkish) family stone, which changes color in the light.
The final stop was at Pigeon Valley, where we watched the sun start to set over this incredible valley of stone teepees.
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I am a real fan of the ballparks of old. I am hoping before the Lord comes knocking I am able to see Wrigley Field and Fenway Park. I read where Wrigley will be undergoing some renovations but they will do it without destroying the past. I wish the White Sox would have done the same with Comiskey Park instead of building that new park. I don't know for sure but maybe it was not possible to renovate without destroying its historical past. Growing up, we got the White Sox games on radio in Houston. Bob Elston was a great radio personality. I know - that was before your time. Even though the Cubs have not recently been good on the field, they still draw near or over 2 million fans each year. Considering they play so many day games is amazing.
I will always remember watching the Cubs on WGN when Harry Cary and Steve Stone manned the broadcasting booth. What a character Harry was and Cub fans for generations to come will remember him.
The Yankees sold themselves out when they built New Yankee Stadium. I don't care how much it resembles the old, it is still not the same place where Babe Ruth hit home runs, Lou Gehrig played first, Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle roamed centerfield, Yogi Berra was catching and Whitey Ford pitching.
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While beef curtain quite clearly relates to the facilities of a lady to enable a gentleman to gain entry with his pork sword, the reason is hitherto explained. In the 1970s many members of the middle class had dreadful looking reddy-brown curtains hanging in their houses often smelling of the sunday roast which had been enjoyed by the said middle classes on previous sundays. More often than not these people would enjoy a good bit of beef which is why the said curtains smelled the way they did. A lady's receptical which enables penal entry has a very similar persona after many years of sexual attention as the aforementioned 1970s curtains. The expression 'beef curtain' found its origin in the late 1970s.
1970s reddy-brown curtains hanging in 1970s middle class homes smelling of the recent sunday roast often beef. Womans naughty bits look and smell the same after use.
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another word for female gentalia, or a vagina.
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Saggy vagina lips often found on whores such as L R
Dude Mrs. Maharg has the biggst beef curtains in the world!!!! or her beef curtains were like a nice huge warm fuzzy saggy long blanket for my weiner
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the stretched out lips of a nasty vagina that are dark in color.
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An exhibition called "Urban Masters" is underway in east London featuring the works of the world's best street artists of the moment.
British street artist Zeus showed a piece called "Love, Crash, Burn".
"It's about relationships," he told euronews, "whether it is people or objects. The whole idea of smashing head-on into something. I like the idea of playing with scale. Whenever you play with scale, it brings you back to childhood. If you make things bigger, you reduce yourself and become a child again."
The show is an international collaboration including works from the United States, France, and Colombia among others, reflecting a wide variety of styles and techniques.
The exhibition's curator, Butterfly, told us: "Urban Masters is a show asking street artists to pay tribute to the masters who inspired them and re-visit some classics. For example some artists have been inspired by Klimt, by Picasso, but also adding their own twist to the pieces and using their own techniques and tools."
Among the French contingent was Kan, who is fascinated by the late American pop-artist Andy Warhol.
"I wanted to pay tribute to Warhol so this is a portrait of Banksy seen through Warhol's eyes but with my technique of pointillisme," Kan said, "I use the dots of a marker to represent Banksy."
Brusk and Aimée from Lyon showed off their work that paid tribute to Picasso and Miro. "Everything you see here is recycling," Brusk said. "These are purely things that we've collected from the street and arranged and we've created a work of art with rubbish. That's really it."
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There are many cheap Android phones on the market today. Most of these devices will have a single core processor clocked at around 1GHz, and there won't be an awful lot of RAM to speak of either. This remains true of the HTC One V, but the latest budget phone to come out of the Taiwanese company has one key difference: it's running the latest version of Android.
That's right, you can finally own a budget device that doesn't ship with a version of Android that was released 2 years ago!
What an interesting turn of events - Oracle just sued a notorious patent troll Lodsys, seeking invalidation of four of Lodsys' patents. In fact, these are all the patents Lodsys owns - if Oracle wins, Lodsys will have nothing to threaten innocent developers with.
If you haven't been following the Lodsys drama for the past year+, let me step back for a brief history lesson. Lodsys LLC, a Texas patent troll shell corporation, has been harassing various developers since early 2011, including many with Android apps in the Play Store.
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I was chatting with a friend of mine about cooking ….surprise…..surprise…; she was telling me about an interesting dish her family and friends really enjoyed.
She kindly shared her recipe, so I finally had a chance to try it out, and share it with you.
The preparation process might look involved, but it really isn't bad.
The finished product looks impressive, especially before the stuffed cabbage head is cut up into serving sections.
- 1 head white cabbage
- 1.5 lbs. meatloaf mix meat (pork, beef, veal)
- 1 Tbs. olive oil
- 1 large onion, peeled and diced
- 1 carrot, peeled and shredded on a large eye grater
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 Tbs. chopped Flat Leaf Italian Parsley
- 2 tsp. Paprika
- 1 Tbs. Italian Seasoning
- 1 whole egg
- 1/2 cup of bread crumbs
- 1/4 cup of water
- 2 Tbs. catchup
- Salt and Pepper to taste
- 1 sheet of cheese cloth ( easily found at your grocer)
- 2 Bay leaves
- 1 can tomato paste
- 2 cubes beef bullion
- 2 Tbs. all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- Fill a large pot 1/2 full with water.
- Add 1 Tbs. salt, and bring to boil.
- Remove one layer of the outer leaves from the head of cabbage and discard. Trim the end of the core, but do not carve it out.
- Place the head of cabbage into the boiling water (core down), and boil for 15 minutes.
- Turn the cabbage head with the core up, and boil 15 minutes longer.
- Remove from heat, and submerge the cabbage in ice water for 15 minutes.
- Save the cabbage water for later use.
- Gently trim off some of the thick rib of the cabbage, from the core upward, but make sure the leaves remains attached to the core.
- Gently unfold the leaves one by one, and spread them out to the side of the core. Don't worry if they split slightly; it will be fine once the head is reconstructed.
- Repeat this process until you have at least 3-4 layers of leaves.
- Cut out the middle portion of the remaining tightly folded leaves (save for later use)
- Set the cabbage leaves aside for now.
- Add oil to sauce pan, and heat it on medium heat.
- Add the chopped onions, and saute 5 minutes.
- Add shredded carrot and cook 2 minutes, stirring frequently.
- Add chopped garlic, and saute 1 minute longer.
- In a large bowl, mix the meatloaf mix with the sauteed onions, salt and pepper, paprika, Italian Seasoning, chopped parsley, egg, water, and catchup.
- Mix all to incorporate evenly.
- Spread the cheesecloth on a platter, and place the cabbage leaves over it.
- Make a large ball (size of a tennis ball) put of the prepared filling, and place it in the middle of the spread out cabbage leaves.
- Bring up one layer of leaves, and fold over the filling ball, to enclose it.
- Spread a generous amount of filling onto the second layer of leaves.
- Fold them up towards the created filling ball, and carefully recreating the head of cabbage.
- Repeat this process until all the leaves are used up.
- Bring up all 4 corners of the cheesecloth, fit snugly around the stuffed cabbage head, and tie it all together at the top of the head.
- Place the ball of cabbage in a medium pot.
- Mix 5 cups of cabbage water with beef bullion.
- Mix in 1/2 of the tomato paste.
- Pour over the tied cabbage head.
- Add bay leaves, and more water if necessary, so at least 2/3 of the cabbage ball is submerged.
- Bring to boil, cover, and simmer for 1 hour.
- Remove cabbage head from the pot, and set on a serving platter. Remove and discard the cheesecloth.
- Carefully place the cabbage head in an oven proof casserole dish, and set aside.
- Heat the remaining liquid in the pot, and cook to reduce to about 2 cups.
- Mix flour with a small amount of cabbage liquid, to form a smooth paste.
- Mix in heavy cream, and remaining 1/2 of tomato paste.
- Pour this mixture into the cabbage water.
- Bring to boil and cook for few minutes to form a creamy sauce.
- Season with salt and pepper to taste.
- Pour sauce over the cabbage head.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F, and bake it uncovered for 20 minutes.
- Remove from oven, and cut up into wedges (from middle top of the cabbage head toward the bottom).
- Serve it hot.
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Big kudos to the Oregon Poetry Association's fall contest winners and to the fabulous judges that made it all possible. The OPA contest showcases this states' fabulous poets and gives newbies a chance to strut their stuff. In addition to cash prizes, winners will be published in "Verseweavers," OPA's annual anthology.
Winners are listed below.
Poet's Choice
Judge: Sam Roderick Roxas-Chua
1st place: "Very Old Man With Enormous Wings" by Sandra Rokoff-Lizut, Corvallis
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3rd place: "Spanish Lace" by Linda Ferguson, Portland
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Judge: Andrea Hollander
1st place: "Call It Water, Call It Rain" by Jeanne Morel, Seattle, Washington
2nd Place: "Zoology 401" by Hannah Thomassen, Cottage Grove
3rd Place: "Streamline" by Dan Kaufman, Central Point
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Judge: Elyse Fenton
1st place: "Sweeping: Three Scenes" by Sandra (Ellston) Mason, Seal Rock
2nd Place: "Evidence, Occurrence" by Nancy Flynn, Portland
3rd Place: "Navigation" by Toni Hanner, Eugene
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Judge: Sandra (Ellston) Mason
1st Place: "Codicil for Grief" by Keli Osborn, Eugene
2nd Place: "Between" by Liz Robinson, Phoenix
3rd Place: "Even Presuming" by Christopher M. Wicks, Silverton
Theme- Fences
Judge: David Oates
1st Place: "Fences/for Sam" by Toni Hanner, Eugene
2nd Place: "North Korea" by Joy McDowell, Springfield
3rd Place: "Night View" by Pamela Wilson, Corvallis
Experimental Poetry,
Judge: Dan Raphael
1st Place: "The Taste of Blue Light" by Toni Hanner, Eugene
2nd Place: "A Month of Sundays" by Nancy Flynn, Portland
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Maine author Chris Brogan, left and below, marketing teacher Jen Scheffer, and senior Rebecca Gray talk before Brogan spoke to Pinkerton Academy business students. (ADAM SWIFT/photo)
That message was even clearer last week in Jen Scheffer's marketing and business classes when New York Time bestselling business author Chris Brogan came to talk to the students.
Brogan is a blogger and bestselling author documenting ways technology and social media can help business and improve productivity. He has appeared on the Dr. Phil television show and interviewed some of the most successful business leaders in the wold, including Richard Branson and Disney chairman and CEO Robert Iger.
However, it may be how he came to speak at Pinkerton Academy that shows the true power of social media applications.
Scheffer said one of her senior students, Rebecca Gray, was reading the Twitter feed for the American Marketing Association when she found out about an event in Boston that she wanted to attend.
At the event, Gray and fellow senior Kayla Wood saw a presentation by Brogan on social media, and after the event, they contacted him via Twitter.
"He was very approachable and helpful," said Gray.
Soon enough, Scheffer was also in touch with Brogan to see if he would want to be a guest speaker for her class through a Skype session.
"We sent a tweet to Chris asking him if he was interested in Skyping with a high school group in New Hampshire," said Scheffer.
When Brogan, who lives in Maine, found out Pinkerton Academy was only about an hour away from his home, he said he would be happy to come down and talk to the students in person.
Brogan spoke about how his interest in social media and the Internet dates back to his high school days in Maine, when he found himself interested in things that didn't interest his peers. As he grew older and the Internet grew in popularity, Brogan said he discovered he could find groups of like-minded people who didn't have to live in the same geographic region.
"Everyone wanted to talk about Red Sox and muscle cars, and I wanted to talk about super heroes and Dungeons and Dragons, so there was a good chance I was going to get punched every day," Brogan said. "I was able to use these online things to talk about what I was interested in and find people like me."
Brogan said he started a blog that began to find success after he started writing about how people could use technology to improve their businesses, customer service and productivity. Soon, Brogan was an in-demand public speaker and consultant for a number of big companies.
While Brogan has found success in the world of business, he told the students it is important to focus on the things they are passionate about.
"There are opportunities for you in so many ways to express what you want to talk about and what you want to do," he said. "You should probably have bigger dreams than that cubicle gig."
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Obituaries for February 17, 2009
Margaret Molnar
Margaret Molnar, 96, Henderson, died at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15, 2009, at Methodist Hospital.
She was a member of Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church. She was retired from the American Greeting Card Corporation.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Louis Molnar, who died in 1981.
Survivors include one daughter, Carol Jankura and her husband, Laddie, of Henderson; five grandchildren, David Jankura, Gregory Jankura, Susan Jankura, Scott Jankura and Lauren Jankura; three great-grandchildren, Dustin Jankura, Christopher Lutz and Madeline Buckman.
Services will be at noon Wednesday at Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church. Father J. Edward Bradley will officiate. Burial will be in All Saints Cemetery in Jensen Beach, Fla.
Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today and until 11 a.m. Wednesday at Rudy-Rowland Funeral Home, where a rosary will be said at 5:30 p.m. today.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church Mary Martha Outreach.
Everett J. Reeves
Everett J. Reeves, 72, Henderson, died at 9:05 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2009, at Methodist Hospital.
He worked for Valley Moving and Storage for fifty years.
Survivors include three daughters, Shana Eadens and Stella Hayes, both of Henderson, and Jackie Lynn Roberts of Roxie, Miss.; two sons, Robert Reeves of Henderson and James Dean Reeves of Tucson, Ariz.; 14 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
There will be no services.
Benton-Glunt Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements.
Doris L. Taylor Shoultz
Doris L. Taylor Shoultz, 81, Henderson, formerly of Bridgeport, Ill., died at 7:45 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15, 2009, at Medco Nursing Center.
She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Mt. Carmel, Ill. She was a homemaker. She was a member of the Mt. Carmel Womens Club.
Survivors include her husband, Robert N. Shoultz; one daughter, Cindy Sayre of Port Orange, Fla.; one son, Robert A. Shoultz of Henderson; one brother, Truman H. Taylor of Leland, Texas; three grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in White House Cemetery, which is north of Bridgeport.
There will be no visitation.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Lawrence County Humane Society.
Cunningham Funeral Home in Bridgeport is in charge of arrangements.
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Flossie Belle Winstead Bennett, 88, Spottsville, died at 7:23 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009, at Methodist Hospital.
She was a graduate of Livermore High School. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and enjoyed genealogy.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Bennett, who died Nov. 16, 1988; her parents, Robert Edward Lee Winstead and Mary Oma Dempsey Winstead; and three brothers, Golman Winstead, Andrew Winstead and Alvis Winstead.
Survivors include one daughter, Lealda Spainhoward and her husband, Paul, of Spottsville; one sister, Mary Ernestine Stone of Henderson; five grandchildren, Christopher Robert Edward Bennett and his companion, Jessica Hunt, of Henderson and Eddie Lee Bennett and his wife, Dusty, Julia Mary "Candi" Candace Bennett and her companion, Erick Nelson, Paul Zachary Lee "Zac" Spainhoward and his fiancee, Megan Clark, and Leeton Jewell Bell Spainhoward, all of Spottsville; five great-grandchildren, Cason Bennett of Henderson and Jayden Bennett-Nelson, Caide Bennett-Nelson, Oston Edward Bennett and Sydni Spainhoward, all of Spottsville; two unborn great-grandchildren, Brystall Bennett-Nelson and Baby Bennett; nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Rudy-Rowland Funeral Home. Brother Allen Butler will officiate. Burial will be in Fernwood Cemetery.
Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. today and until service time Wednesday at the funeral home.
Pallbearers will be Eddie Lee Bennett, George Nelson, Chris Mullins, Drew Williams, Bobby Hicks, Kenny Powell, Steve Spainhoward and Donnie Spainhoward.
Honorary pallbearers will be William Arthur Ross, Don Brown, W.C. Hancock, Mike Herron and Tony Spainhoward.
Jerry Ray "Joe" Piper
MORGANFIELD -- Jerry Ray "Joe" Piper, 59, Morganfield, died at 8:35 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009, at his residence.
He worked at Farmer's Grain-CGB in Uniontown.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Eligha and Mattie Piper.
Survivors include his wife, Anna Jean Piper; two sons, Jerry R. Piper Jr. of Morganfield and Thomas Piper of Sturgis; one sister, Rita Higginson of Uniontown; four brothers, Pete Piper of Morganfield, Jimmy Piper of Poole, and James Piper and Jody Piper, both of Uniontown; and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. today at Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield. The Rev. Geoffrey Deibler will officiate. Burial will be in City Cemetery in Uniontown.
Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at the funeral home.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to St. Anthony's Hospice.
Pallbearers will be Les Piper, Barry Piper, Timmy Piper, Gary Piper, Jody Piper and Matt Clevidence.
Deloris "Dee" Elliott Higgs
DIXON -- Deloris "Dee" Elliott Higgs, 44, Dixon, died Sunday, Feb. 15, 2009, at St. Mary's Medical Center.
She worked at Hercules in the sales department. She attended Mt. Lebanon General Baptist Church in Webster County. She was a member of the Kentucky Outdoors Womens Association.
Survivors include her father, Clarence Elliott of Atlanta; her husband, Danny Higgs of Dixon; one daughter, Danielle Higgs of Sebree; one son, Steven Williams of Dixon; four sisters, Joyce Harrell of Dixon, Venius Meiggs of Washington, and Angie Elliott and Tammy Elliott, both of Georgia; her parents-in-law, Billy J. and Dioka Higgs of Sebree; three grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Townsend Funeral Home in Dixon. The Rev. Kermit Berry will officiate. Burial will be in Shelton Cemetery in Webster County.
Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and after 8 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Phoebe Lela Ferree
EVANSVILLE -- Phoebe Lela Ferree, 83, Evansville, died Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009, at her home.
She retired from St. Mary's Medical Center in Evansville.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Carmie and Eura Brown.
Survivors include two daughters, Cathy Feury of Evansville and Linda Meredith of St. Petersburg, Fla.; two sons, David Hudson of Evansville and Jeffrey Ferree of Chandler, Ind.; two sisters, Virginia Thrasher of Evansville and Norma Oakley of Franklin, Tenn.; seven grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. today at Vanover Funeral Home in Clay. The Rev. Donnie Ashley will officiate.
Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at the funeral home.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the American Diabetes Association.
Betty Howard
OWENSBORO -- Betty Howard, 81, Owensboro, died Friday, Feb. 13, 2009.
Survivors include one son, Bob Howard of Winterville, N.C.; one brother, Gene Basinger of Dixon; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today at Trent-Dowell Funeral Home in Hardinsburg, Ky.
Friends may call after 8:30 a.m. today at the funeral home.
Joe Chapman
WAVERLY -- Joe Chapman, 96, Waverly, died Friday, Feb. 13, 2009, at Shemwell Nursing Home in Providence.
He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church at St. Vincent. He was a retired farmer. He was a World War II Army Airforce veteran.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Robert and Martha Hite Chapman.
Survivors include his caregivers, Jim and Linda Crouse of Dixon; six nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Rev. Freddie Byrd will officiate. Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery in Union County, where full military rites will be held.
Friends may call until service time today at the funeral home.
Joanne Lett Markey
TULSA, Okla. -- Joanne Lett Markey, 81, Tulsa, passed away Friday, Feb. 13, 2009, at her home.
Survivors include two daughters, Diane Helt and Susan Markey, both of Tulsa; one brother, Thomas E. Lett Jr. and his wife, Libby, of Henderson; one sister-in-law, Wilda O. Lett of Henderson; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Memorial services will be Sunday at John Knox Presbyterian Church in Tulsa.


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Jason Day: My Fail-Safe Swing
Try Jason Day's go-to shot if you can't find your A-game.
September 2014
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Missing Links: Players 'Moneyball' approach to improvement, Langer's improbable Ryder Cup bid
By John Strege Stories of interest you might have missed "[Jason] Day said before every tournament, [caddie and coach Col] Swatton hands him a piece of paper that tells him what he has to do...
Wednesday, 7/30/2014 at 9:23AM
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Fantasy Golf
Fantasy Fix: Will Jason Day steal the show in Tiger Woods' return?
By Alex Myers Let's start by taking a moment to recognize what Kevin Streelman did last week at the Travelers Championship. Seven straight birdies. To end a tournament. And win by one shot. We've...
Wednesday, 6/25/2014 at 10:45AM
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Fantasy Golf
Fantasy Fix: Why this guy is our "sleeper" pick to win at the Travelers
By Alex Myers How about that Martin Kaymer, huh? Maybe we should start picking him in some of these tournaments. . . But after claiming the U.S. Open, the German is not in the...
Wednesday, 6/18/2014 at 11:47AM
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Gear & Equipment
Center-shafted putters, popular after Payne Stewart's Pinehurst victory, are niche items
By E. Michael Johnson Anyone who watched it likely hasn't forgotten Payne Stewart's 20-footer on the 72nd hole of the 1999 U.S. Open to pip Phil Mickelson. And for those who haven't seen it,...
Tuesday, 6/17/2014 at 7:11PM
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News & Tours
A happy Jason Day is back to doing what Jason Day does best
By Alex Myers PINEHURST, N.C. -- Even following a closing bogey, Jason Day was in good spirits as he met with the gathered media. "I haven't been asked to come up here once this...
Sunday, 6/15/2014 at 7:48PM
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News & Tours
Missing links: Jacklin's advice for McIlroy, and Jason Gore returns to Pinehurst
By John Strege Stories of interest you might have missed Jason Gore endeared himself to all those watching when he threatened to win the U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2 in 2005 before imploding in...
Saturday, 5/24/2014 at 8:57AM
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Bunker Play - How To Make More Bunker Shots
One of the biggest reasons amateurs struggle with bunker shots is that they don't keep a level head. Here's what you should do about it.
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Golf Tours & News / Golf World
Anyone's Ball Game
A Tiger-less Masters makes for compelling theater as more than a dozen players can make legitimate claims to be this week's favorite
April 08, 2014
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Golf Tours & News / The Masters
The Shots You Need At Augusta
The shots you need and the shots players dread, as told by winners and guys who are still trying to figure it out.
April 2014
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Originally written on Overtime | Last updated 11/15/14
Prior to the series sweep of the New York Yankees, the New York Mets had made it known that first baseman Ike Davis was on the cusp of being demoted due to his lack of performance. Despite leading the team with 32 home runs last season, Davis has hit a measly 5 home runs through 55 games this season — along with 16 runs batted in and a line of .161/.242/.258 which is absolutely brutal and inexcusable for someone who had been perceived as one of the cornerstones for the Mets' rebuilding effort. The demotion is no surprise. When one plays bad, especially on a bad team with no expectations, these types of things happen. He is only 26 so there is some hope that he can service a team in the future, but he should no longer be considered as that future everyday first baseman — at least that is how I feel. Despite hitting 32 bombs last year he did post a line of .227/.308/.462. Davis is a liability on an already bad team. [snip] In other news, the club plans to call up their other pitching ...
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I have searched for this for hours.
I have a site with flash quiz loading in content form a XML-file. This worked earlier on my previous host. After changing host, the flash quiz loads to 100% but after that stops. Nothing more happens.
I have the exact same file-structure (tripple checked). I have the same CHMOD on all files and directories as the previous host.
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We were only told of the issue around one o'clock Thursday afternoon and we resolved by around half past three.
The problem appears to have been caused by a number of processes which had stopped working on one of our library proxies. This gave us inconsistent results while testing as it was initially working fine for us as we have several proxy servers.
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Gian Gentile: Why Is General McChrystal Teaching an Off-the-Record Course at Yale?
Gian Gentile is a serving army colonel, a former Iraq War commander, and an associate professor of history at West Point.
...Enter retired four-star Army General Stanley McChrystal. McChrystal, who formerly led special operations forces in Iraq and Afghanistan and later became a senior American commander in Afghanistan, now teaches a class at Yale's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs*, where he integrates his military experience with his studies on leadership. In the New York Times, McCyrstal is quoted as saying "the only reason I'm here to teach," compared with "somebody who's got a Ph.D., is because I've been through it."
McChrystal must have been through something ominous because, according to Elisabeth Bumiller's Times article, Yale University imposes restrictions on students who sit in McChrystal's classes, demanding that they take notes on an "off the record" basis -- i.e., not for attribution.
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--Ibovespa index rose 1% to 56697 points
--German confidence report, U.S. earnings boosted optimism
--Brazilian inflation still a concern
By Jeffrey T. Lewis and Paulo Winterstein
BRASILIA--Brazilian shares climbed Friday, following foreign equities markets, after a business confidence report from Germany and better-than-expected earnings in the U.S. lifted market optimism.
The benchmark Ibovespa stocks index closed at 56697, a 1% gain from Thursday's close of 56155 points.
European markets were broadly higher Friday after data showing German business confidence increased much more than expected in February. U.S. stocks also rallied as Hewlett-Packard and American International Group reported quarterly results that beat analyst estimates.
"The market in Brazil is just following the rises we've seen in other markets in Europe and the U.S.," said Eduardo Rodrigues Machado, an analyst at the Amaril Franklin brokerage in Belo Horizonte.
Friday marked the first gain for the index in eight sessions, as concern has mounted that Brazilian inflation was picking up. Further, an inflation report released Friday damped some of the day's enthusiasm, said Bruno Goncalves, an analyst at an analyst for WinTrade/Alpes Corretora in Sao Paulo.
"We've followed foreign markets today, but inflation is still going to weigh the market down," he said. "That's something that will go on for some time."
The mid-February figure of 0.68% was greater than estimates made in a poll of economists by the local Estado news agency, which forecast a median 0.61% rise in the IPCA-15. Investors are increasingly worried that central bank will need to raise its benchmark interest rate soon to rein in inflation.
Still, Friday's good mood lifted stocks that had taken a beating this week. Brazilian homebuilder Gafisa led gains and jumped 8.4% to 4.24 Brazilian reais ($2.50), but still ended the week 3.6% lower. Pulp and paper company Suzano Papel & Celulose added 6.5% to BRL6.57, ending at the same price level it closed the week before. Real estate company Brookfield Incorporacoes also jumped, adding 6.1% to BRL3.14 and paring its drop for this week to 8.2%.
Brazilian blue-chips were mixed in the day's trading.
Shares of state-controlled oil company Petrobras fell 1% to BRL15.10, and mining company Vale's shares lost 2.1% to BRL34.10.
OGX Petroleo e Participacoes SA opened Friday's session strong after a person familiar with talks said Brazil billionaire Eike Batista may sell stakes in oil blocks that belong to his oil company. But by the end of the day OGX slipped 0.3% to BRL3.59.
Off the index, Brazil's Vigor Alimentos SA surged 18% to BRL7.99 after saying it will pay BRL410 million ($208 million) for a 50% stake in local dairy company Itambe. Itambe is one of the largest dairy cooperatives in the country.
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Stadium Songs: Arizona Diamondbacks
August, 22, 2012
By Andrew Pentis | ESPN The Magazine
oug Pensinger/Getty ImagesAfter victories, Diamondbacks fans celebrate with a song from a local music celebrity.In seventh innings around the country every day of the season, fans stand and sing lyrics that were written in 1908. The shelf life of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" proves that America's pastime has long been intertwined with its tunes. But for a unique connection between city and club, teams rely on their own traditions -- some newer, some older.
We decided to find out the one song that each team relies on to get fans on their feet.
We're featuring the music from one team per day here on ESPN Playbook. To see past entries, click here.
Arizona Diamondbacks
Song: "D-backs Swing" by Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers
Tradition: Played after wins at Chase Field
Fun facts:
• "Roger is a big baseball fan and a big D-backs fan, and he asked if he could write a song for us," president and CEO Derrick Hall said. "We decided after we heard it that we were going to play it anytime the team won.
• Clyne has performed concerts at the downtown ballpark and sang "D-backs Swing" on top of the home dugout at Games 3 and 4 of the 2011 NLDS—both victories.
Bonus music:
• The organization has experimented with seventh-inning songs but hasn't yet settled on one.
• One unique tradition: Whenever the team opens the roof before a game, there is a brief ceremony. "That song doesn't have a name," Hall said, "but it [sounds] like parting the clouds. Very heavenly and angelic."
D-backs phenom Bauer needs his metal
June, 8, 2012
By Andrew Pentis | Special to ESPN.com
David Calvert/Reno AcesDiamondbacks prospect Trevor Bauer's pre-game routine includes listening to 55 minutes of music.When top-ranked prospect (and Tim Lincecum look-alike) Trevor Bauer showed up to his first big league camp with the Arizona Diamondbacks this spring, he brought with him his own way of doing things. Notably, a training routine that includes long-tossing the baseball from foul pole to foul pole and polishing his pitches in side sessions, all while cranking heavy metal in his headphones.
"I can just throw and listen to my music and not have to hear all the fans yelling at me or telling me I am going to get lit up," he says.
That all changed when old-school skipper Kirk Gibson asked him to stop the music. Did that strike him as odd, when the club was cool with his other antics? "No, it came as no surprise," the 21-year-old right-hander says. "I was expecting it. I'm definitely different -- no one else really does it. Maybe, at some point, baseball will embrace new stuff like that. But not right now."
Bauer, now pitching at Triple-A Reno, still rocks out with his iPod, but only in the clubhouse or his car -- certainly not on the field or when anyone else is watching. We let him sound off on the matter.
How did all this get started?
When I was 14, I went down to Texas Baseball Ranch [to a camp for elite pitchers] for the first time and had a lot of mechanical changes to make and was kind of struggling. I talked to [coach] Ron Wolforth about it, and he asked if I had an iPod. I did, so he told me to put on my favorite song and throw, just to help me find my own personal rhythm. I can't remember exactly what it was, but it worked.
And the habit just took hold?
In high school, I didn't really have a throwing partner, so I'd go out to the park at night on my own, throw my headphones on, take a bucket of balls and throw my long-toss against a fence. When I ran out of balls, I'd pick them up and continue on. I did that all through high school.


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The Legend of the Christmas Spider
Once upon a time in Germany, long ago, a gentle mother was busily cleaning the house for the most wonderful day of the year.
Not a speck of dust was left on the day when the Saint Nick was to come and bring the gifts of Christmas Eve.
Even the spiders had been banished from their cozy corner in the ceiling to avoid the housewife's busy cleaning.
They finally fled to the farthest corner of the forgotten attic.
You huffed impatiently, shooing the many spiders and cobwebs in your cottage away with your broom. You were a poor maid, struggling to pay the bills and keep your son in school and fed. "Mommy, mommy, look! The spiders are going up to the attic!" Your young, 4 year-old son Kurt was chasing the spiders towards the attic entrance. "Get 'em, mommy! Quickly, before daddy sees!" You couldn't help but laugh, the dirt etched into your face moving with your smile. "You're a good little helper, Kurt." You held up your index finger and made a shush sound, "Don't tell daddy, 'member?" Kurt grinned ear-to-ear at your little 'secret'. Truth was, your husband had died in the war six months ago. The 'daddy' Kurt was referring to was a picture of your husband in his military uniform, smirking triumphantly as he held his newborn son. It was Kurt's favorite photo of his father, and Kurt linked it with everything good he'd known about his father in the short years they were together. Kurt ran out to the hallway, his arms stretched out, pretending he was an airplane. You fought back tears, knowing this would be the first Christmas Kurt would have without his father present. You still had to put the tree up, and Christmas was four days away! You swiped the last spider, a spindly long leg, up the attic doors and shut it firmly. No way would some stupid spiders ruin your sons Christmas!
'Twas Christmas Eve at last!
The tree was decorated and waiting for the child to see it.
But the poor spiders were frantic, for they could not see the tree, nor be present for Saint Nick's visit.
The oldest and wisest spider suggested that perhaps they could peep through the crack in the door to see Him.
Silently, they crept out of their attic and across the floor to wait in the crack in the threshold.
The mother slept soundly, her son in her arms. The oldest spider, a long leg named Aeson, calmed his brethren down. "Now now, spiders, we shant go about this in a rude way! The mother is just worried, for 'tis the child's first Christmas with no father. We'll have just a peek, we will not make a sound, and we will creep around and not touch a single thing! Aye?" "Aye!" The spiders quietly agreed, eager to drop down from their hiding place and to gaze upon the mother's beloved Christmas tree. Aeson carefully led the way through the house, ducking into the shadows the furniture cast. They creeped towards the brightly glowing tree, which contained two presents underneath it, both to the son. "Hurry on now, explore the tree, 'tis really a sight!" Aeson encouraged, pushing a wolf spider named Kai with one long limb. Aeson jumped in himself, and began to run away the tree, staring in awe at all the lights and ornaments strung about.
Suddenly, the door opened a wee bit, and quickly the spiders sneaked into the room. The tree towered so high they couldn't see the ornaments on top.
In fact, their eyes were so small they could see only one ornament at a time.
They scurried up the trunk, out along each branch, filled with a happy wonder at the glittering beauty.
Every place they went they left a trail of dusty, grey web.
When at last they had inspected every bit of the Christmas tree, it was shrouded in a dusty grey of spider webs.
"You fools!" Aeson squeaked upon seeing the mess of webs now tangled into the short and stout tree's branches. "I thought I made it clear that we leave no trace!" Aeson was about to yell at his companions when a cheery deep voice behind him spoke up. "Fear not, little spiders, I won't let mother hurt you!" Aeson turned around to see a tall, jolly blonde man with bright sky blue eyes. The man held a sack tossed over his shoulder, and wore a red and white suit with tufty cotton edges. Aeson looked up at the human with fear, "Please, sir, do not crush us!" The man chuckled heartily, "Calm now, Aeson, I wouldn't hurt a fly! 'Tis I, Saint Nick, a jolly fellow! I come bringing joy and gifts!" Saint Nick held out his index finger, making Aeson scurry onto it.
Saint Nick smiled as he thought of the happy spiders seeing the tree.
But He knew the mother would not feel the same way and that she would be broken hearted.
So he reached out his hand and touched the webs and blessed them.
They all turned to shimmering, sparkling silver and gold.
The tree glistened in greater beauty than ever before.
"There, my friend, is that so bad? Your wondrous adventures are now safe from the mother's wrath." Saint Nick smirked, placing the spider back on the tree. He then proceeded to turn around and dig around in his sack, "Now, what house is this?" Saint Nick pulled out several decorated gifts, all except one addressed to a child named Kurt. The single present was addressed to ______. Saint Nick's heart stopped, and he blinked several times. He hurriedly and neatly arranged the presents beneath the tree, Then stood up and snooped around the house. He quickly found what he was looking for. A picture with a man smirking, holding a small child in his arms. Saint Nick flipped the picture over and read _______'s handwriting, Ludwig and Kurt. Saint Nick felt a tear roll down his left rosy cheek, and grappled with the urge to visit _______ and Kurt. He finally gave in and tip toed down to his old room, opening the creaky door and watching his wife and son. "There is a little thing you don't know about Saint Nick, ______." Saint Nick breathed silently, more tears casually strolling down his cheek. "Everyone has their own Saint Nick." He then, with a final loving look, shut the door and left to return to his home in heaven. He couldn't wait for next Christmas to come around so he could see his family again.
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One of the Volunteer of the Year recipients is from the Pioneer Valley: Tammy Bordeaux is the branch manager of Berkshire Bank's East Longmeadow Branch.
She volunteers as a scholarship reader for the Berkshire Bank Foundation Scholarship program, participates in the Relay for Life, Rotary Club Concert, and helped with landscaping at Shriners Hospital.
Tammy Bordeaux, branch manager of Berkshire Bank's East Longmeadow Branch, received the company's 2010 Volunteer of the Year Award.
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|SPECIAL CONFERENCE--Lost in the Woods: Finding Your Way to Meet Any Challenge
|Line Dance and Partner Dance Lessons
|Live Video Shoot With The Truck Stop Troubadours At Theodore's Blues Booze & BBQ Friday Nov 28th
|Fresh Organic Veggies Available in Bulk from Red Fire Farm!
|Fresh Organic Veggies Available in Bulk from Red Fire Farm!
|New Event
|Denist Partner
|Christmas Bazaar
|Join Us on Small Business Saturday Nov 29th 2014 (Somers CT)
|Shimmer and Shine Craft Fair
|Wiggles & Giggles
|Wiggles & Giggles ( Mommy and Me Class)
|Turkey Trot
|Free Community Luncheon
|Chicopee Comprehensive High School 30th Reunion


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Still Spa Packages and Specials
"I Want it My Way" Package
Customize a Spa Day just for you…
Create your own Spa Day and custom spa experience. Choose any 3 services for the same person on the same day and receive 15% off all three services.
Please contact us for more information regarding Kirkland, WA spa packages at Still Spa. Serving Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland and nearby areas.
Still Spa Specials
November Specials
Sole Revival
Join us at Still Spa this Black Friday! We want to revive and restore your soles after the holiday rush and chaos!
From 7am to 11am, we will be featuring spa product promotions you won't want to miss! Also, beginning at 10am, you are welcome to kick back and relax while receiving a foot ritual to revive your tired soles including a foot bath & massage, while also feeling restored with a warm neck wrap and beverage!
Tickets are limited to reserve your spot today for just $35! The first 10 inviduals to purchase their tickets will receive a product gift bag filled with some of our favorite products at Still Spa!
Ticket includes: 20 minute foot soak and massage, warm neck wrap during treatment, warm beverage to enjoy and bounceback offer for future spa visit
Subject to availability. Valid November 28, 2014.
Visit the event page at http://solerevival.eventbrite.com
We Are Thankful For You!
This November, we would like to say thank you for receiving your spa treatments with us at Still Spa! For each visit, you will receive a sealed envelope from our team to open during your return visit. We have randomly included exclusive offerings ranging from: $10 off any treatment of your choice to complimentary 80 minute treatments! *Envelope must be opened in presence of Still Spa team for offer to be valid. Offer valid on future spa treatment only. Can not be combined with other promotions. No cash value. Subject to availability.
Gift Card Promotion
Give the gift of relaxation this holiday season and receive a reward for doing so!
Spend $100, Receive $10 for you
Spend $300, Receive $30 for you
Spend $500, Receive $50 for you
We would be happy to allocate your spending to multiple different gift cards, if you choose.


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I was about the pull the trigger on an Oppo but I seen the new Arcam advertised. Anymore information about it? Any information on internals? Confirmed release dates?
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I'm really disappointed that the new 600 series comes only in black or white. Is there any dealers with the old models available in cherry?
i never made the bristol show this year. I am always interested the manufacturers system matching. Can anyone remember what manufacturers used what. Equipment please?
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Have been on the look out for a quality AV storage solution for a while now as I think there is a shortage of attractive and practical solutions.
I was talking to a dealer who said that 4k comparability is not an issue if you have an older spec AV Reviever because the AV Reciever just pass the signal straight through?
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Good morning.
I noticed there is an Arcam promotion on the BDP300. Does this indicate a new BluRay player is on its way?
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my mind is scrambled eggs because I can't make a decision on what bike to buy.
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Hello, has anyone bought a dedicated Streamer and not used it?
For example has anyone went back to using their TV, PS3, AV Reciever or Universal BluRay player to stream music?


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Originally written on NESN.com | Last updated 11/20/14
The Bruins have been waiting for a new offensive threat to emerge from the ranks the last few games, and Jordan Caron appears that he might be just that. Five points in two games -- including two goals and an assit against the Maple Leafs on Tuesday night -- are hopefully just a sign of more to come from the young forward who may be coming into his own. NESN Nation's Dan Duquette is certainly hoping that Caron can keep rolling and step up while many other Bruins players continue to recover from injuries. Now, if only the B's can...
PLAYERS: Jordan Caron
TEAMS: Boston Bruins, Toronto Maple Leafs
TEAMS: Boston Bruins, Toronto Maple Leafs
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