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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday estate in Niagara Falls - The Fischer House
Estate, 4 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 Baths, (Sleeps 10)
This quiet and private paradise is a beauty. With newly updated rooms and a huge wooded backyard it is very comfortable. The house has a view of the river from many of the rooms and the sound of it is breathtaking. You will never have a sleepless night here as the sound of the river lulls you to sleep.Very private and peaceful. We have a solar garden that lights up the yard with color changing orbs and flowers at night. You will love this place. The property is also located two blocks away from the Seneca Niagara Casino, Hard Rock Cafe, Dare Devil Museum, Red Coach Inn, Maid of the Mist, Cave of the Winds, TGI Fridays, Starbucks, Castellani Art Gallery and more!! Come and experience Niagara Falls NY!
Master Suite: Large bed room with a queen size canopy bed and a futon.Everything has been recently updated just this past winter. there is a large armoire and a large walk in closet. There is also a private dressing room and a private bathroom. you will feel like royalty it's beautifully painted and furnished. Nice view of the river.
Cloud room:
This room is uniquely painted with clouds and gives a kind of island paradise feel. With two day beds two end tables, a dresser, and a closet this room is comfortable. Nice view of the river and yard
Yellow Room: This little room has a twin size bed, a chair, a closet, and an end table. It is very nicely painted and looks like a room belonging in a country cottage. This room has a view of the yard
Red room:
This room has a full sized bed, closet, dresser and beautiful decor. Very comfortable. This room has a view of the front yard and side yard.
fully equipped. ALL NEW KITCHEN APPLIANCES!! New Fridge, New stove, New mic, New toaster,New ice cream maker, , New blender New snow cone maker and accessories, dishes, cookware, cups, plates, washer, dryer, bake ware, spices, coffee, tea, salt, pepper, entrance to back yard, entrance to side yard and parking lot, table and four chairs, and much, much more.
Dining Room: Seating for eight people and beautiful decor this room has two tables, a buffet dresser, window seat with a view of front of the house and access to the front hallway and first floor bathroom and kitchen.
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Decorated blue with a star covered sky. large sectional, books, games for kids and a chair, futon, access to sun porch, TV, movies UPON REQUEST. There is another dining area in this room as well as in the sun porch. Outside there is a gas grill (propane included) a fire pit, lawn chairs, gardens, solar garden at night.
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- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- pets not allowed
- smoking allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Alicia Reichlin
My husband and I run this vacation rental with my father. We have owned the house for many years but we decided to rent it out to people. The house has gone through many updates over the years and we have put a lot of time and energy to making it beautiful. We always try to make the house the way we would want it and keep up with the maintenance and cleaning by ourselves.
Alicia Reichlin purchased this estate in 1982
Why Alicia Reichlin chose Niagara Falls
The house was built in 1917 for the president of Niagara Dry Goods. It had many owners over the years and my father and my grandmother bought the house 30 years ago. It was abandoned and left to freeze in the brutal Niagara Falls winters. When my father first walked in it was just a shell. It still had all of the original chandeliers, woodwork, fire place brass door knobs hardwood floors, etc. But it also had water and ice throughout the house, vine growing in the windows, the ceilings had come down and all of the wall paper was moldy. Every radiator and toilet had burst, everything had to be rewired and new pipes had to be put in. The sun porch had completely collapsed and the roof had to be completely rebuilt. Most people considered it a lost cause and said it should have been torn down. But my father saw it for what it was. It was a beautiful house that he knew of when he was a kid 40 years before, and delivered newspapers to as a boy. He knew what it had looked like and what it should look like. So he put his skills, and patience into it and slowly brought it back to life. Then in 2011 I began to have an idea. I wanted to make the house even better. So my father putting his skills to work once again, was able to take the ideas from my head as I wanted and put them into the house. I wanted blue skies and starry nights on the walls like canvas and together we made it work. Every room has it's own feel to it. Each space has it's own character. So now we are proud to present to our guests the finished product. The property also has a lot of historical value to it. We found out many political fundraisers and parties were held here and it is one of the few mansions left in Niagara Falls.
What makes this estate unique
The rental is conveniently located very close to the Falls. There is just a short walk 2 blocks and you are there. 2 blocks away from the country's oldest state park.
Guestbook comments from the manager
We really appreciated staying here. Thank you so much for sharing your home with us. Everything was in perfect order and very clean. We enjoyed the very quick walk to the Falls, when you said short distance to the Falls, you weren't kidding. We all enjoyed our rooms, they were so beautiful and well cared for. This was our first time with a vacation rental, and we are so glad we made the right choice. We will recommend this house to all of our friends and family who are thinking of making the trip up here. Thank you.


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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday villa in Haiti - Villa Sentinelle
4 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom, 6 Sleeps
This ultra modern 3 story waterfront villa overlooks the Caribbean sea, just walking distance from Ti mouillage Beach. About ten miles east of Jacmel. Loft living in every room.
This house features oversized rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, terraces, roof deck and a staff. Peaceful and relaxing, a great place for a reception or an event. See the November 2013 issue in the New York Times article about Jackmel and the area. A lush garden and the ocean across the street with mountains in the background.
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Manager/Engineer. Collaborative designer and architecture by G.W.Booker.
Owner J.P. and Liliane Domond
Why Lionel Domond chose Haiti
See the November 2013 issue of the NY Times, Travel section 'Caribbean 5 Vignettes' review about Jacmel.
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In reply refer to Warning Letter SEA 04-16
Luis B. Dominguez, President
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2885 Van Horn Drive
Hood River, Oregon 97031
Dear Mr. Dominguez:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted an nspection of your food processing facility, located at 2885 Van Horn Drive, Hood River, Oregon. The inspection revealed insanitary conditions and deviations from the Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) regulations, Title 21, Code of Federal Requlations (21 CFR) Part 110. These conditions cause the food products produced in your facility to be adulterated within the meaning of Section 402(a)(4), (copy enclosed) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act), in that they were prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby they may have become contaminated with filth. You can find this Act through links in FDA?s homepage at www.fda.gov.
At the conclusion of the inspection, you were issued a Form FDA-483 (copy enclosed) which delineated a number of insanitary conditions and GMP deviations present in your facility at the time of the inspection. The insanitary conditions and GMP deviations are as follows:
1. All persons working in direct contact with food, food-contact surfaces, and food-packaging materials must conform to hygienic practices while on duty to the extent necessary to protect against contamination of food, including washing hands thoroughly (and sanitizing if necessary to protect against contamination with undesirable microorganisms) in an adequate hand-washing facility before starting work, after each absence from the workstation, and at any other time when the hands may have become soiled or contaminated, to comply with 21 CFR 110.10(b)(3). However, your employees failed to wash and sanitize their hands thoroughly after each absence from the workstation or when their hands may have become soiled or contaminated. Specifically, two employees in the chip packing area left their workstation, handled cardboard boxes and a pallet, returned to their workstation and touched unpackaged finished product with their hands without first washing them.
2.Equipment, containers, and utensils used to convey, hold, or store raw materials, work-in-process, rework, or food must be constructed, handled, and maintained during manufacturing or storage in a manner that protects against contamination, to comply with 21 CFR 110.80(b)(7). However, you failed to handle and maintain containers that hold food in a manner that protects against contamination. Specifically, boxes holding chips are stagger stacked so that exposed chips come in direct contact with the exterior bottom of boxes placed on top. Prior to filling, the empty boxes are nested into one another and stored directly on the ground. Also some boxes are used for waste and are indistinguishable from those boxes used in processing.
3.No pests shall be allowed in any area of a food plant. Effective measures shall be taken to exclude pests from the processing areas and to protect against the contamination of food on the premises by pests, to comply with 21 CFR 110.35(c). However you failed to take effective measures to exclude pests from the processing and other areas of the facility and protect against the contamination of food on the premises as evidenced by the following.
a.) Two birds flew into the bakery area, landed on used baking pans, and ate product residues from the pans.
b.) Unpackaged exposed finished tortillas were observed stored on open racks in the processing area approximately ten feet from where birds were active.
c.) A large excreta dropping, suspected to be from a male cat that the firm had recently noted in the facility, was observed along the North wall in the storage warehouse.
4.Hand washing devices or fixtures, such as water control valves, must be so designed and constructed to protect against recontamination of clean, sanitized hands, to comply with 21 CFR 110.37(e)(4). However, your hand washing sink in the repack area of the warehouse was not designed and constructed to protect against recontamination of clean, sanitized hands. Specifically, the hand washing sink in the repacking area of the warehouse is plumbed with a garden hose and a garden spigot type of faucet which cannot be easily cleaned. The general condition of this sink does not lend itself to being sanitarily maintained.
5. Hand-washing facilities must be adequate and convenient and be furnished with running water at a suitable temperature, to comply with 21 CFR 110.37(e). However, you failed to provide a hand washing facility with running water at a suitable temperature. Specifically, the hand sink in the repacking area of the warehouse is equipped only with cold water.
6. Equipment and utensils and finished food containers must be maintained in an acceptable condition through appropriate cleaning and sanitizing, to comply with 21 CFR 110.80(b)(1). However, you failed to maintain equipment in an acceptable condition through appropriate cleaning and sanitizing. Specifically, the popcorn popping equipment had product residue on the equipment from previous periods of use, including food residues on the cooler, mixing tank, and mixing drum.
7. You must provide, where necessary, adequate screening or other protection against pests, to comply with 21 CFR 110.20(b)(7). However you failed to provide adequate screening or other protection against pests as evidenced by the following.
a.) The North loading door in the warehouse has approximately a two inch gap on the sides and along the floor sufficient to allow pest entry.
b.) The South loading bay door is left unscreened and open during the day.
c.) The South processing facility door has gaps in the strip curtains that allow bird entry when the doors are open.
8. Your plant building and structures must be constructed in such a manner that floors, walls, and ceilings may be adequately cleaned and kept clean and kept in good repair, to comply with 21 CFR 110.20(b)(4). However, the walls in your facility are not kept in good repair. Specifically, the walls in the warehouse are insulated and covered with small loose fitting boards. The boards are missing and damaged in many spots leaving exposed insulation, which serves as pest harborage areas.
Our inspection has revealed that you have a bird problem in your manufacturing plant that provides a source of contamination to food products and food equipment. The inspection also revealed additional sources of contamination are provided or supported by improper food handling procedures and storage practices; poor employee hand washing practices: lack of adequate hand washing facilities, inadequate equipment cleaning and sanitation, and poor facility repair and construction. it is your responsibility to have an effective, ongoing sanitation program that eliminates the insanitary conditions and sources of food contamination that we have observed.
The above violations are not meant to be an all-inclusive list of deficiencies in your facility. Other violations can subject the food to legal action. It is your responsibility to assure that all of your products are in compliance with applicable statutes enforced by the FDA. You should take prompt action to correct all of the violations noted in this letter. Failure to promptly correct these violations may result in regulatory action without further notice, such as seizure and/or injunction.
Please respond in writing within fifteen working days from your receipt of this letter. Your response should outline the specific things you are doing to correct these deviations. If you cannot complete all corrections before you respond, we expect that you will explain the reason for your delay and state when you will correct any remaining deviations.
Please send your reply to the Food and Drug Administration, Attention: Michael J. Donovan, Compliance Officer, 22201 23rd Drive SE, Bothell, Washington 98021-4421. If you have questions regarding any issue in this letter, please contact Michael J. Donovan, Compliance Officer, at (425) 483-4906.
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In a very short four years, Germany's Alex Niggemann has risen through the ranks of EDM's top talents. In 2006, the Dusseldorf-born DJ/producer gained notice with his remix of Booka Shade's "Darko" and he subsequently released tracks on labels like Meerestief, Micro.fon and Moonpool. Audiofly then signed him to Supernature and released his "The Black Rose" EP and his remixes of several tracks like Pele's minimal mover "El Condor."
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Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Enforcement Division agents are asking the public for information about a boating hit and run that occurred on the Amite River Diversion Canal at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, July 26, in Livingston Parish.
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Summit PLC, a biotechnology company based in Abingdon, United Kingdom, has announced it has received approval from the UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and Ethics Review Committee to begin testing its experimental drug SMT C1100 in children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
Preliminary results from a trial to test the safety of injecting follistatin genes into the thigh muscles of adults with Becker muscular dystrophy (BMD)or sporadic (nongenetic) inclusion-body myositis (sIBM) suggest that the experimental therapeutic approach is safe in both types of patients
A new drug trial is now under way at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles for men with Becker muscular dystrophy (BMD) who meet study criteria.
A new trial of tadalafil (Cialis), a drug that dilates blood vessels, is now under way at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles for men with Becker muscular dystrophy (BMD) who meet study criteria.
The 2013 MDA-supported Becker Muscular Dystrophy Conference, held Aug. 24 in Baltimore and co-hosted by MDA and Johns Hopkins Medicine, was "high-energy" with "phenomenal" presenters, says Annie Kennedy, MDA's senior vice president of advocacy, who attended and helped organize the meeting.
Some 130 people attended in person and many more, including some from outside the United States, attended online.
Summit PLC, a biotechnology company based in Abingdon, United Kingdom, has announced it now has two U.S. patents for its experimental drug SMT C1100 for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
The patents will provide commercial protection to the company as it continues the further development of this drug. However, the drug will not become available to patients until it receives approval from regulatory agencies.
MDA and John Hopkins Medicine will present the 2013 national Becker Muscular Dystrophy Conference Saturday, August 24, in Baltimore. Free to all participants with BMD and their family and friends, the conference can be attended in person or online.
In a July 2013 podcast from Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, longtime MDA grantee Jeffrey Chamberlain discusses recent advances in the development of gene therapy (gene transfer) and stem cell therapy (transplantation) for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), the results of which may apply to other types of muscular dy
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- 3/4 cup walnuts
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- Cook over medium heat until marshmallows are melted.
- Add Jell-O, stir until dissolved, then add hot mixture to creamed cheese and beat until smooth.
- Chill until almost set, approximately 30 minutes.
- Fold in whipped cream and Miracle Whip, then blend in pineapple and walnuts.
- Pour into a lightly oiled (or use Pam) two quart mold or glass serving bowl.
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FUMA QB Hackenberg Generating 2013 Recruiting Buzz
Posted: 02/10/2012 - The ink has barely dried on the letters of intent of last week's National Signing Day, and college football programs are already fully focused on the Class of 2013.
Posted: 02/10/2012 - The ink has barely dried on the letters of intent of last week's National Signing Day, and college football programs are already fully focused on the Class of 2013.
Updated: 01/30/2012 - Louisa's Andre Mealy and Fork Union's Christian Hackenberg were named Falcon Club Most Valuable Players at annual high school football awards banquet.
Posted: 01/23/2012 - Monticello football coach Rodney Redd says VMI is getting a "diamond in the rough" in Mustangs senior wide receiver Sam Patterson.
Posted: 01/21/2012 - Charlottesville quarterback Mason Sherry will help build the foundation of the new Alderson-Broaddus football program.
Updated: 01/13/2012 - With National Signing Day fast approaching, a pair of teammates on the high-powered Monticello offense may soon have college decisions to make.
Updated: 01/04/2012 - Saying he accomplished what he set out to do when he took the job, Ed Pierce has stepped down after five seasons as head football coach at Western Albemarle.
Updated: 12/18/2011 - Fork Union Quarterback Christian Hackenberg and St. Anne's Belfield Tailback Branford Rogers were among those named First-Team All-VISAA selections. Twenty-five other local standouts joined them as First-Team, Second-Team or Honorable Mention picks.
Updated: 12/01/2011 - The proposed high school realignment plan that included a nine-team Jefferson District only lasted about a day.
Posted: 11/18/2011 - Monticello, Louisa and Buckingham each lost its playoff matchup Friday night. Monticello fell to Liberty, 42-14; Louisa was done in by Powhatan, 35-0, and Buckingham was handled by King William, 32-14.
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Posted: 11/08/2011 - STAB's Branford Rogers was named the Falcon Club Player of the Week. The senior running back had 179 yards and two scores in the Saints' win over Blue Ridge.
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Posted: 11/07/2011 - In the midst of many changes at Charlottesville High School this fall, Graham Rolph was one constant that the team depended on throughout the football season.
Updated: 11/07/2011 - Monticello's Isaac Robinson, Western's Austin Ellis earn Division 3 Player of the Year honors.
Updated: 11/01/2011 - Blue Ridge's Lance Grey was named Falcon Club Player of the Week. The Barons' quarterback threw for three touchdowns and ran for a pair in a big win over Atlantic Shores.
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Posted: 10/18/2011 - William Monroe Senior Doug Sizemore was named the Falcon Club Player of the Week. Sizemore had four touchdowns and 183 yards rushing in a win over Madison.
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Recognition Assessment Team Invites Public Comment on Police Department
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An assessor from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA®) will arrive Jan. 6, 2013, to examine all aspects of the CBN/Regent Campus Police Departments policy and procedures, management, operations, and support services, Chief C.A. Mitchell Sr. announced today.
Verification by the assessor that the CBN/Regent Campus Police Department meets the Commissions state-of-the-art standards is part of a voluntary process to maintain national recognition, a highly prized achievement of public safety professional excellence.
As part of the on-site assessment, agency employees and members of the community are invited to offer comments by calling 757-226-5040 on Jan. 7, 2013 between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Comments will be taken by the Assessment Team.
Persons wishing to offer written comments about CBN/Regent Campus Police Departments ability to meet the standards for recognition are requested to write: Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA®), 13575 Heathcote Blvd., Suite 320 Gainesville, VA 20155
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There's no sound like the cries of a girl you love who has been stuck in the house for over a week. This wasn't one of those, "Oh she's grounded and she can't leave the house," type of scenes. She had no bed to sleep on, nothing to eat or drink, nothing, all because she sinned against God's will, says her sicko father.
Kelly's punishment was 10 days confined to their dusty basement with nothing but the walls to cry to, old molded bread to eat and lukewarm water to drink that had been sitting out since the last time she was imprisoned. The only light peered through the small basement window that hadn't been opened in decades. The shots of low glimmering light only lit up a small section of the basement while the rest remained dark as when you close your eyes. The house was old as a molded penny and the smell was a constant reminder of age. Kelly knew she was in trouble, and she knew there was no hope for an escape. On the other hand, Kelly didn't think her punishment fit the crime. She thought that just because she didn't move her hips while her father released his demons, that didn't call for the basement. Because of that, her longing for escape grew louder with each passing hour. Even if she found a way out, Kelly's dad told her that God would make sure she found her way back to the basement. God never lets sin go unnoticed or unpunished, says her father. Only sin was created equal, not God's children, just what his children do.
Every creek that echoed was a sign of hope that her father might let her out, or give her food, but over time, Kelly lost hope in everything. The sun and the moon were the only way to have any sense of time while their light dragged across the floor, until everything went dark. Her father made a game out of her misery, and the only thing Kelly had to play with were her tears while loneliness sung her basement anthem. Silence isn't always golden.


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1. Martin Kaymer followed up his Players Championship by winning this U.S. Open wire-to-wire. Does pro golf have a new boss or do Adam Scott and Bubba Watson still have some claim to the title?
Alan Shipnuck, senior writer, Sports Illustrated (@AlanShipnuck): Kaymer is a much better putter and closer than Scott. He has way more grit and on-course smarts than Bubba. His life is a million times more settled than Rory McIlroy's. He's the guy until proven otherwise.
Joe Passov, senior editor, Golf Magazine (@joepassov): Kaymer wasn't on the radar when he won the Players -- this could be simply a super-hot streak, on par with Henrik Stenson's summer/fall run in 2013, though Kaymer's wins are much bigger. Adam and Bubba have shown significantly more consistency, and deserve their present status above Kaymer. That said, Wow! Kaymer just blew these two guys (and everyone else) off the playing field on a course that didn't favor any one style. Could be in three months time, Kaymer regains his No. 1 ranking.
Jessica Marksbury, assistant editor, Golf Magazine (@Jess_Marksbury): YES! Kaymer is the new boss for sure. Scott's win at Colonial was impressive, but Kaymer has both the Players and a major championship under his belt, and that's just this year! In the here-and-now world, he's my No. 1 for sure.
Josh Sens, contributing writer, Golf Magazine (@JoshSens): Meet the new boss, different from last month's boss, and very likely different from the boss six months from now. That's the Tour today. Remember when Tiger Woods was boss? He wasn't the kind of guy you'd want to have drinks with after work. I miss him. He was frightening and compelling, and I don't think we'll ever see anyone intimidate his colleagues like that again.
Eamon Lynch, managing editor, Golf.com (@eamonlynch): Who rules the golf roost is open to debate (but it ain't Bubba). However, let's take a moment to consider how the Official World Golf Ranking has again been exposed as woefully flawed. After winning the U.S. Open and the Players in the past month, Kaymer is now deemed the 11th best player in the game. This system might have Bernhard Langer ranked higher.
Jeff Ritter, senior editor, Sports Illustrated Golf Group (@Jeff_Ritter): Kaymer dusted the field on the toughest course the guys will play all year, so I'd say he's the boss. We've passed through a stretch that produced several first-time major-winners, but with Kaymer now joining Bubba as a multiple champion, he emphatically adds his name to the list of today's greatest players. And because Kaymer's game is so solid in all areas (Scott can still be a shaky putter, Bubba wavers on courses he can't overpower), I'd put him right at the top. He's the best player in the world right now.
Cameron Morfit, senior writer, Golf Magazine (@CameronMorfit): It's a little hard to say at the moment, what with the speed that things are changing at the top. I'll go with Kaymer, not because he won by eight but because he seems to be able to self-correct when things are going wrong. Even though his coach, Gunter Kessler, was here on site, Kaymer's agent told me he figured out his driver problems by himself between the third and fourth rounds. Impressive.
Mark Godich, senior editor, Sports Illustrated (@MarkGodich): Kaymer has won more majors than Scott, is several years younger than both Scott and Bubba, and is the first player to win the Players and the Open in the same year. I don't think there's any question that Kaymer is the new king.
2. In Sunday's final round, in which early starters like Keegan Bradley and Jim Furyk proved low scores were possible, no one made any sort of charge at Martin Kaymer. Does today's generation of golfers lack guts?
PASSOV: There's so much money to be made for top 10 finishes and off-course endorsements that the incentive to win isn't as pressing as it was a generation or two ago. Today's contenders aren't lacking guts. They're lacking the combo of talent, patience and creativity to cope with the test that Pinehurst No. 2 threw at them.
MORFIT: I'd say today's generation of golfers sometimes lacks putts, as in made putts. Rory took 125 putts on the week, which was four more than even Phil. That's not very good. The flatstick is what separates Kaymer, as we saw this week and when he made that bomb on 17 at TPC Sawgrass.
RITTER: It's disappointing no one made a charge at Kaymer because we all could've used a little Sunday drama, but I don't attribute that to the pursuers' lack of guts. Pinehurst was just a really hard weekend setup. Only two guys shot under-par rounds on Saturday, and 11 (including Kaymer) went under-par Sunday. The field's best hope was for Kaymer to somehow stumble back to them. Keine chance.
LYNCH: Low scores are always out there on Sunday morning for players who are already thinking about beating traffic to the airport. Sunday afternoons are different. There are plenty of hall of famers who never made a run at Tiger on a Sunday in a major when the opportunity presented itself, but no one is suggesting Phil or Ernie lack competitive guts. It was a blowout win by an excellent golfer. How the rest of the field finished where they did is immaterial.
MARKSBURY: Tough to know. Tiger is the only player I've ever seen in the last decade who's seemed capable of turning on his game at a moment's notice and willing the ball into the hole when he needed it. It's a singular talent, and especially difficult to "force" it at a U.S. Open, so I can't really blame Fowler or Compton for lacking guts. Mostly, they were lacking an opening.
GODICH: It's a heck of a lot easier to play free and easy when you've got no shot at winning. Quite frankly, I was impressed by how Rickie Fowler and Eric Compton held it together. And maybe we should just give credit to Kaymer. You don't beat the field by eight shots without playing lights-out golf.
SENS: More like lack of experience. Aside from Scott, not a lot of major title holders in the realistic mix to start the day. What's more, this wasn't Sunday at the John Deere. Nobody was going to shoot a 63. The best shot anyone had was for Kaymer to stumble, and he didn't, proving that a lack of guts is not his problem.
SHIPNUCK: Nah, that's not it. Take away Kaymer and all the top guys were bunched around par. It was a very difficult course to go low on. What Kaymer did over the opening 36 holes was historic -- give credit where credit is due.


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A 21-round gun salute booming over Wascana Lake and surrounding neighbourhoods kicked off the official Regina Canada Day celebrations on Monday.
From cowboys hats to shorts, headbands and T-shirts, anything emblazoned with a maple leaf was the order of the day, with huge crowds slapping on sunscreen as they braved the blazing sunshine.
Over in front of the Legislative Building, crowds started lining the roped-off Western Canada Strongman competition area early, securing the best positions to watch huge men pull, lift and push a whole bunch of really, really heavy stuff.
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The event kicked off with the 20,000-pound truck and trailer pull, with the crowd yelling its encouragement to competitors, some shaking their heads at the marvel of men pulling vehicles.
In the end, Regina's Scott Cummine took home the title. Brad Provick, also of Regina, came in second, and Manitoba's Jon Wade picked up third.
Meanwhile, over on the lakeshore, teams gathered with piles of plywood and discussed design and strategy for the annual Plywood Cup fundraiser for pediatric health care.
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In the end, the City of Regina Police team took the honours.
While crowds celebrated at the lake, Government House and its gardens took on the distinct feel of a country fair, with candy floss being twirled onto cones, a vintage-style red machine churning out brown paper bags stuffed with fresh popcorn, and lemonade being handed out to guests.
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"This has been really good to keep the sun off," she said with a laugh.
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Some items from the eastern divisions….
- "You will not see a major move this year," Phillies GM Ruben Amaro tells Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com about his team's trade deadline plans. Amaro feels the Phils are already good enough to compete and it's just a matter of the club finding its peak form. He also notes that the team has very little payroll flexibility, but "for $170 MM-plus, we should be good enough to be a World Series contender."
- Blue Jays prospect Brett Lawrie will be out for two-to-four weeks with a non-displaced fracture in his left hand, tweets Rogers Sportsnet's Arash Madani. Lawrie was tentatively scheduled to make his Major League debut last week before being hit by a pitch in a Triple-A game.
- Jake Fox was put on waivers by the Orioles earlier today and he might get some attention from the Pirates. Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review notes that the Pirates had some interest in Fox during Spring Training, and the Bucs might have need for a catcher since Chris Snyder left today's game with a back injury. (Twitter link)
- The Dan Uggla trade hasn't panned out well for either the Braves or the Marlins thus far, writes Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald.
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Orioles Likely Place Jake Fox On Outright Waivers
The Orioles have been unable to trade Jake Fox since designating him for assignment, and it appears likely the catcher has been exposed to outright waivers, writes Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun. Any team can claim a player once he's on outright waivers.
Teams are not permitted to comment on waivers, but considering the lukewarm interest in Fox on the trade market and the time that's passed since he was DFA'd, this scenario appears likely, explains Zrebiec. If no team claims Fox during the 48-hour waiver period, the O's would probably outright him to Triple-A Norfolk.
Fox, acquired by the O's last season from the A's, was hitting .188/.250/.396 in just 52 plate appearances this season for Baltimore.
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Stark On Upton, Pirates, Indians, Red Sox, Fox
One GM told ESPN.com's Jayson Stark that he'd like to see the season shortened because it's a mental and physical grind for the players and they could use more rest to regroup. Stark provides and passes along many suggestions, including a national doubleheader day (what's not to like about that?) and expanding the active rosters beyond 25 players. Here are the latest rumblings from around MLB…
- Though a couple of American League teams made strong proposals for Justin Upton last winter, D'Backs president Derrick Hall says it's doubtful that Arizona would be in first place without their 23-year-old right fielder. About two dozen teams expressed interest in the former first overall pick last offseason. Put another way, only five teams weren't interested.
- There are signs that the 26-29 Pirates are going to make a run at .500 instead of trading MLB players for prospects this year. One NL assistant GM says he would shoot for .500 to start changing the perception that the Pirates are perennial losers.
- Though the Indians understand the injury risks for catchers (Carlos Santana missed the end of the 2010 season after a home plate collision), GM Chris Antonetti says his front office appreciates "the potential competitive advantage of getting exceptional production behind the plate."
- They've already signed Kevin Millwood and now Red Sox are "poking around" for another starter to stash at Triple-A, according to Stark.
- The Orioles, who designated Jake Fox for assignment this week, are trying to trade him and at least one scout expects them to find a taker.
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Orioles Designate Jake Fox For Assignment
The Orioles designated first baseman/catcher/left fielder Jake Fox for assignment to open a spot on the active roster for lefty Brian Matusz, reports Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun. Derrek Lee will return from the DL soon, and Fox acknowledged recently his role with the Orioles was unclear. The team told Fox they'll attempt to trade him, tweets Zrebiec.
The Orioles acquired Fox, 28, in June of last year from the Athletics for Ross Wolf. Fox hit .209/.255/.426 in his Orioles career across 157 plate appearances. He did lead MLB with ten Spring Training homers though.
The move drops the Orioles' 40-man roster count to 39.
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AL East Notes: Papelbon, Bautista, Lawrie, Fox
It's early, but baseball's toughest division doesn't appear to be getting any easier. The Red Sox, Yankees, Rays and Blue Jays are all within two games of the AL East lead. Here are the latest links from the division…
- Jonathan Papelbon told Rob Bradford of WEEI.com that he'd like to stay in Boston after the season and break records and win championships with the Red Sox. The prospective free agent says he'll do what's best for his family, though there's more to that than the bottom line. "It's not about the money, it's about going somewhere day in and day out and wanting to be there."
- Jose Bautista reflects on his ascension from hard-throwing college closer to utility player to MLB home run king with MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince.
- Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos told Shi Davidi of Sportsnet.ca that top prospect Brett Lawrie has made the adjustments the Jays asked him to make and is close to Major League-ready (Twitter link). Earlier today, ESPN.com's Keith Law ranked Lawrie 11th among MLB prospects.
- Orioles utility player Jake Fox told Brittany Ghiroli of MLB.com that his role is unclear and that he has had trouble timing and recognizing pitches without regular at bats.
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Orioles Acquire Jake Fox For Ross Wolf
The Orioles acquired Jake Fox from the A's for minor league pitcher Ross Wolf, according to Jeff Zrebiec and Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun. The Orioles could option Chris Tillman to the minors or designate Garrett Atkins for assignment to make room for the utilityman.
Soon after the A's designated Fox for assignment, it became apparent that the O's were interested. The 27-year-old is hitting .214/.264/.327 in 106 major league plate appearances this year. Fox, who can catch and play left, right and third, has 122 homers and a .528 slugging percentage in 2636 minor league plate appearances.
Wolf, a 27-year-old righty, has a 2.11 ERA in 38.1 innings at Triple A this year with 6.1 K/9 and 3.5 BB/9. As Connolly notes (via Twitter), the O's have pulled off the first animal surname for animal surname trade in a while.
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Orioles Interested In Jake Fox
SATURDAY, 8:59pm: The Orioles still have interest in Fox according to Zrebiec. Oakland has until Thursday to trade, release or waive him, though the fact that Baltimore has waiver priority may increase the likelihood of a deal.
WEDNESDAY, 4:14pm: Andy MacPhail and the Orioles have at least some interest in acquiring Jake Fox, according to Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun. The A's designated Fox for assignment over the weekend and are apparently hoping that he clears waivers.
Fox, 28 next month, has already played left field, third base, DH and catcher in 2010. His .214/.264/.327 batting line doesn't compare with the numbers he has posted in the minors. Fox has 122 homers with a .293/.357/.528 line in his minor league career, so he clearly has some hitting ability.
Zrebiec suggests a Fox acquisition could mean the end of Garrett Atkins' tenure in Baltimore, though it would not be a surprise to see the Atkins era end before long regardless of what happens with Fox.
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Odds & Ends: Pierzynski, Yankees, Orioles, Fox
Ted Lilly doesn't get the no-hitter, but he does get his first win in a while. Some links for tonight..
- A.J. Pierzynski is looking forward to not having to talk about the possibility of being traded, writes Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times.
- There have been noticeable changes for the Yanks since their last showdown with the Phillies in the Bronx, writes MLB.com's Tim Britton.
- If asked, the Dodgers aren't likely to grant the Orioles permission to interview third base coach Larry Bowa, according to Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times.
- The recently DFA'd Jake Fox told MLB.com's Jane Lee (via Twitter) that he wasn't too surprised by the move.
- The Tigers are unlikely to go through lengthy negotiations with catcher Patrick Leyland, son of manager Jim Leyland, writes Chris Iott of MLive.com. Detroit took Leyland in the 8th round of the draft.
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Athletics Designate Jake Fox For Assignment
The A's have designated Jake Fox for assignment, according to Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle (via Twitter).
Slusser also tweets that the A's are hoping that he clears waivers, though it might be tough as he has demonstrated the ability to catch. The soon-to-be 28-year-old has started seven games behind the plate this season.
Fox has struggled at the plate in 2010, posting a slash line of .214/.264/.327 in 106 plate appearances. While his offensive performance has been disappointing, Mychael Urban of CSN (via Twitter) believes that this move could be a precursor to something else.
Oakland acquired Jake Fox and Aaron Miles from the Cubs in December for Jeff Gray and a pair of minor leaguers. Miles would later be dealt to the Reds, released, and signed by the Cardinals.
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Possible Destinations: Andruw Jones
Was a better bargain than Andruw Jones signed this winter? The White Sox added him on a one-year deal worth $500K, and all he's given them so far is a batting line of .260/.360/.604. Meanwhile, the man patrolling his old Atlanta center field home, Nate McLouth, checks in at .167/.302/.271, and Gary Matthews Jr., who will make twice what Jones does from the Mets this year (and next year!), is hitting .152/.235/.196.
The problem is, this hasn't allowed the White Sox to move into contention. Thanks to a 14-20 start, combined with Minnesota's 22-12 beginning, Chicago is already eight games out, with Memorial Day still weeks away. So it may well be that the White Sox can, and should flip Jones to a contending team down the stretch. And that reasonable short-term deal means some of the smaller-market contenders are likely to be in the Jones sweepstakes.
What are some possible destinations?
- Washington could be a good fit. Willie Harris is hitting just .182/.313/.418, and with Willy Taveras also getting outfield at-bats, so Jones could be a good fit for regular corner outfield time. The Nationals have several pitchers set to join the big league team, but little in the way of outfield prospects at the top of their system. For now, the Nationals say they're content with Harris and Roger Bernadina.
- Cincinnati has seen Drew Stubbs struggle in center field so far; he's hitting just .196/.283/.321. It shouldn't be hard to convince Dusty Baker to play the veteran Jones over Stubbs, either. It's not clear that Jones is still an every day center fielder, but Chicago has already played him there four times in 2010.
- The Padres have Kyle Blanks in left field, Tony Gwynn Jr. in center field, and Will Venable in right field. Of the three, only Blanks profiles as a top prospect, so the other two could be vulnerable to a Jones acquisition, should San Diego remain in the race.
- With Eric Chavez and Jake Fox struggling, and Rajai Davis reverting to form, the Athletics could use Jones in either center field or at designated hitter to support an imposing starting rotation. The move sounds a lot like acquiring Frank Thomas, doesn't it?
- And don't fall asleep on Seattle, either. Currently 6.5 games out, the Mariners have the talent to climb back into the race, but their DHs, Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Sweeney, simply aren't hitting. Jones could also slot into left field.
One thing's for sure: those who believed Andruw Jones' career was over- a sad thing for anyone who saw him dominate baseball in his 20s- appear to have been premature.
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