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I really do not scrutinize grammar on shows. Spelling was almost flawless, I saw an inadvertent mistake and a few minor ones. 9/10
Fourteen pages are great and your match summaries have become a lot larger since I last read your shows. 10/10
#1 Contender's Cruiserweight Battle Royal
Juventud vs Psicosis vs Super Crazy vs Kid Kash
Vs Shannon Moore vs Funaki vs Scotty 2 Hotty
Great way to start the show. Eliminations are sort of weird to me; you made it seem like Funaki and Scotty 2 Hotty are a team. Who is in the UK Kilq? Is Shannon Moore English with Regal and Burchill? I see Noble keeping the title next week though.
Kash and Noble will be soon I think from this promo. Noble beats Moore, but not Kash.
Always great to hear JBL. I like this MITB II idea, announced in the same way. JBL in it would not help the ladder match though.
WOW! Batista calling out Undertaker! I thought this would happen in reality, but this is just as nice. I see Batista turning heel. Friendly match? I think not. I was hoping Undertaker would tombstone Batista, but that will come soon enough.
Match #2
Randy Orton vs Hardcore Holly
Yay! Easy win for Orton over the wrestler who he got his first win over. RKO does it. I liked the cradle from Alabama Slam.
Very smart move here, very smart! Instead of having two Wrestlemania call outs in a row, you postpone the announcement for next week. Orton and ? I wish it was Benoit again, but you never know.
This promo was a bit inscrutable. Is Rey facing Benoit and Booker T or Benoit or Booker T? Benoit and Rey at Wrestlemania seems eminent at this moment, but you had that match at Great American Bash.
Owen Hart in the HoF! Great stuff! He deserves to be commemorated. Who will induct him?
Match #3
Brian Kendrick vs Joey Mercury
I really like the team of Kendrick and London. They had a fantastic quick – paced match with MNM last night. I hope to see the same from you, this time, London and Kendrick winning the titles.
Edge as champion works well, even though I am not his biggest fan. What is better is that Captain Charisma is a face. Surely Christian will win, but the build up for this should be awesome. I want to see these two in an one on one match because mine were both TLCs and the only WWE ones I have seen were TLC or ladder.
Interesting stuff from Mark Henry. I think he will avenge himself with Long, but how is my question.
Match #4
Ken Kennedy vs Matt Hardy
No Way Out rematch works for me. The better thing is that the right guy wins, Mr ….. Kennedy ……. Kennedy! I hope he has a Wrestlemania match.
I have read that promo before, the best part is that they are mainly jobbers, with the exception of Shelton Benjamin.
I like Dean's promo, until the Gymni show up. It is great to have a tag team as that division always needs fortifying, but I would prefer Dean wrestling and promoting because he is hilarious.
Match #5
#1 Contender's Match
Chris Benoit vs Booker T
Okay I understand it now! Either Benoit or Booker T for Rey's title. Shucks, Booker T wins. It is okay, at least that ugly bum, Sharmell is not here. Rey, Benoit, and Booker are three interesting guys for Wrestlemania. I am sure two will face each other while the other is in MITBII.
Legend killing! Who can it be? Both former Evolutionaries will go for a Wrestlemania legend win. I see Orton winning, Batista losing, and then a feud.
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Handicap Match
Christian vs Edge and JBL
It would have been nice to hear from Christian because we heard from Edge and JBL. Bland ending to the match, but I know they will get better as you approach Wrestlemania.
You really do well with your promos. They are not spectacular, but they are frequent and they do the job. Match ups are great too. 8.5/10
Good stuff as you work your way to Wrestlemania. Two Smackdown matches look strong already, and this is without the legend Orton will face. I really look forward to the complete card.
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The TARDIS through the ages
The TT Type 40, Mark 3 – it sounds like a motorbike made by BSA. But it is, as any fan will tell you, it is the model of the Doctor's TARDIS, in which he departed without permission from Time Lord homeworld Gallifrey between 700 and 900 years ago – though we space-and-science-fiction nerks only got to start tuning in in 1963. …
Enormous flight deck
The enormous flight deck was introduced with Paul McGann's doctor (that Americanized single-episoder is still officially part of the mythos!). It's about the only part of that reimagining that stuck.
Ahh Dr Who
Classic of classics!
Too late!
"So expect the TARDIS to appear as a full-time attractive policewoman...."
They did that in the BBC 8th Doctor novels. Can't remember the stories 'she' appeared in but I'm off to search the interwebs.
Human-like TARDIS
<nerd> She was called Compassion. Introduced in Interference, turned into a TARDIS at the end of Shadows of Avalon, and runs off in the Ancestor Cell. The first human-like TARDIS appears in Alien Bodies, where she is from the Time Lords future, and comes complete with continent destroying weapons systems. </nerd>
I've spent too much time reading spin-offs.
They're not breasts...
they're Dalek bumps.
That's right
Yes that's right. I spent too much time reading them but I seem to have forgotten the details.
And 'they' complain that The Moff has made Who hard to follow.
As for developing...
the character of the TARDIS, I'm sure there's plenty of room in it.
William Hartnell once had a problem with a stuck switch that took him back to the start of time.
And the line 'Oh I don't know, I've seen bigger boot cupboards' will live with me for a long time.
How amazing that you should remember that.
>"William Hartnell once had a problem with a stuck switch that took him back to the start of time."
I wonder if the paragraph outlining the story details and the big close-up picture of the switch in question on the first page of the article prompted your memory at all?
who knows. I've not been well.
It does show us one thing...
It seems that back in the days we could use our fantasy much more than we can now. Back then bits and snippets were more than enough to visualize the Tardis while many TV & film producers nowadays feel the need to show and explain the whole thing in every little bit of detail, right to the level where it gets a bit absurd.
Whether this is for get better of worse is something I can't answer. I enjoyed quite a few of the new Doctor Who episodes (last season I saw was with Amy Pond) though also considered some a little bit over the top. But then again; same applies to some of the older episodes; and I don't refer to the shows being a bit slower or less "action packed".
My main "gripe" with the modern Doctor Who is that it sometimes tries to be too perfect for my taste. Like the Amy Pond episode; the whole re-run timeline at the end was pretty fun. But if you do that you can be certain that people are going to dig into it to see if the whole thing matches and fits.
When compared to my favorite Anime series to date (Ghost in the Shell - Stand Alone Complex) you too see a very intermingled storyline where small details turn out to be very big clues, but without the theatrics. A small detail is just that; a detail yet with a certain importance to it. In order to check it out you'll just have to see the episode again and get baffled at the way it fits together.
With Dr. Who otoh. it seems as if they desperately try to make the whole thing fit together and hardly leave anything for the viewer to be curious about (apart from the things which they /want/ you to be curious about).
Still, all in all sometimes I think we're talking the whole thing too serious and let ourselves forget that in the end its all entertainment.
The Tardis is cool but my favourite part is when Tom Baker (4th Doctor) offered Davros a Jelly Baby!
Missing Ceefax...
I miss cassette tapes more, and even then I don't miss them at all!
Why the rage at the end?
After all the American Dr Who movie featuring Paul McGann was a fantastic, well scripted film that paid all due care and homage to the series.
(Your new sarcasm detectors are in the post, sorry about the overload.)
It was a decent Who plot and not a bad script. However the production itself was apalling.
It was redesigned because someone nicked the original when it was on tour. Though when I visited it, I didn't think it was the original, but more mock-up done by someone who had glanced at it once.
I do remember Ian & Barbara being suspicious of Susan's answers and wanting to meet her Grandfather and following her.
Even as a small kid that seemed like a couple of massive plot holes, I may have missed part that made it more believable:
1) Why was she at School /College?
2) How did she get enrolled without address, biirth cert etc?
Someone once said the Best SF is where there is only one "unbelievable" fact . Of course Dr. Who isn't SF now, if it was once. Sort of a rubbish mixture of Horror and Teenage drama now. I guess it gets such good ratings because the dilution of Multichannel T, Reality TV, Soaps, phone in and such that TV is generally now so poor we are reduced to to watch DVD box sets.
If there are repeats of any good programs they are either on daytime or pay tv.
She did have an address, it was the scrapyard where the TARDIS was parked. And presumably she was at school so she could learn like a human child and fit in. At the time they didn't know how long they would be living there.
"How did she get enrolled...?"
...obviously, an early (though unseen) application of "psychic paper".
As I recall, it was explained: Susan was learning about human culture. She was also learning how to fit in and failing. As a 'child' this could be dismissed as attention seeking or wild imagination. An adult would have a much harder time explaining it. So it would make sense for Susan to mingle with different races/cultures so she could learn to blend in.
The Doctor had somehow acquired property so had an address. A birth certificate isn't hard to get around if you consider the technology available (or just claim it was lost). Also, consider where the Doctor obtained his wealth from to buy that property - he had to have valid resources or a very effective method of forging money/documents etc.
In all, Susan being at school is not unbelievable.
Anyhow, now I know what I'm doing tonight... watching the film again to check :p
Didn't need paper...
In the good old days, if you turned up in front of an official's desk looking like a man, a woman, a child, you were treated as such. 'Prima facie' evidence was enough for most circumstances.
Ah, the good old days, bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven!
Massive, massive geek alert
IIRC later model TARDISes can actually look like people.
/Mine's the one with the sonic screwdriver in the pocket.
Everything in the recent Dr's I have seen has been overheated and...
...overproduced. Too much intrusive music. Too much overhyped emotion turning it into a sort of temporal Eastenders - maybe a 'Time Opera'. I miss the coolness (in the older sense) of the earlier series.
Regarding the Tardis, what has been lost is the obvious maternal imagery. The Tardis was the 'mother' ship to its occupants, an impregnable womb. Uneasiness among young and not-so-young viewers grew as it was left further behind in the serial. Became an almost physical discomfort when it was stolen or took off independently into the void.
So, if the Tardis becomes incarnate in the American version it shouldn't be represented by some dolly in a police uniform, boots and a shooter. It would be better represented by a plump, middle-aged motherly sort who can dab temporal TCP on the Dr's time-wounds.
Turning the Tardis into some inter-dimensional wet-nurse is a different kind of film altogether :/
How... what... I mean... where's the door?
The TARDIS as a woman? That brings a whole new literal level to the phrase "waving a sausage in the Albert Hall".
But will she be bigger on the insi...
Sorry, forget I even said that.
Tardis as a plain Police Box
The episode where Billy Piper goes back to 1987 (despite the presence of a mid 90s Vauxhall Combo and E36 beemer) to save her da from a Chevette.
She watches it then goes back and pushes her da out of the road. The bad guy from Gone in 60 seconds is raging, then storms back to the Tardis, but it has converted into a Police Box. At this point he realises all is not well in the world.
upvote for Gone in 60s reference!
Ecclestone has had a mixed career (All right as Jesus, superb in the Shadow Line). I don't think he did well in Dr Who, but then I don't think the rest of Dr Who did well (tho I'm hypercritical of the whole thing). Anyway. Maybe he did as well as he could with the Gone in 60s script (neither Cage nor Jolie could boast either), but the Shelby Mustang was the true star of that film.
Who you callin' Beatle-mopped...
...you 3 Stooges denier.
This is how
> How did she get enrolled without address, biirth cert etc?
Pyschic paper, of course.
Back in the '60s you just turned up at school. You didn't need no steeking bits of paper. Part of the plot was that Ian and Barbara were getting suspicious with all of Susan's avoidences of formal documentation of her existance, so they followed her home to do their pastoral duty of check out her family background.
the next TARDIS will be a pram
each Doctor now gets younger and more spastic. If this evolution persists, we'll end up next with a Justin Bieberish lad who's strung out on too many espressos. After that, a Doctor toddler who's cursed with Tourette's bouncing off the wall spouting "fantastic" two or three times a second for the whole episode.
give me a Doctor capable of appearing and speaking with decorum again, please? the arrogance of a Time Lord is barely palatable when they're at least physically mature. Hearing that from a frat-boy class cut-up is annoying. I spend episodes awaiting more Amy in short skirts and Rory being a either a henpecked hubby or a raging God of War.
The last two Doctors, do not instill fear when they are angry. It looks like temper tantrums. When Baker went off, you felt like the Principal was going to tell your parents you misbehaved. When Ecclestone raged, you *knew* someone or some race was going to die badly. Now, you just look at the Doctors and think, "The only reason you are remotel capable of looking down on anyone is because of the giants' shoulders you have been placed upon."
"hilariously OTT regeneration"
Really? I thought it was perfection.
If your entire biological mass is very quickly torn apart and then reassembled in a different configuration I would expect that to be quite exothermic and violent.
Not 100% certain but I think the welsh dresser and the roman columns were the Masters (or possibly Ranis) TARDIS while the doctors one has only ever been blue.
"Attack of the Cybermen" in 1986 - The Doctor briefly repairs the chameleon circuit, but does something of a botch job on it, with the end result being a series of external shell disguises even more out of place than the original Police Box, such as the aforementioned Welsh dresser, and old Organ with working keys (IIRC), and a fairly elaborate doorway set into a random wall in a cyber tomb on Telos. At the end of the story, the changes are rolled back, and never spoken of again.
Sink plungers
I have no problem with the egg whisk controls. They are merely icons of the best possible user interface for the purpose.
The Tardis, like much Gallifreyan technology such as the Doctor's magic wand, has a telepathic interface providing many services including translation and flight control.
The console/control room, like your computer interface, can be designed to appear in any way you like, according to the owner's whims. It doesn't even need to feature a console. The actual Tardis command interface is telepathic. The physical controls are a metaphor, rather than physically connected to anything, where the physical manipulation confirms the intended action of the user. This requirement for physical action is to prevent the mere thought of something happening without actually meaning it. For example, launching all the missiles, or setting the controls for the heart of the sun, could be a bad thing to do if the idea merely crossed your mind.
The physical controls metaphorically control the functionality the user expects/thinks/believes them to, so to an observer the slidy/tweaky/plungy object's apparent functionality can vary over time depending on the user.
The telepathic user interface is designed and "tuned" for Time Lords, which is why only Time Lords can fly a Tardis. That, and the security software.
The brake fluid reservoir of the current design is probably some metaphorical level indicator. Possibly of brake fluid.
In the 2007 Children In Need...
... Doctor Who special (The one with Peter Davidson and David Tenant), Davidson's incarnation comments "You've changed the Desktop Theme [...] What is is one? Coral?" :-)
But wait....
Haven't we seen humans fly it recently...?
Stop this now!
Don't you fools realise that every time someone says 'Dr Who' Michale Grade drowns another kitten?
Bugger! That's another one gone.
And, AND...
If the TARDIS ever were to be rendered as a real life woman of the female persuasion, as it were, even then and, AND even with the ability to navigate the space-time vortex, it would STILL take 30 minutes in the bathroom when there's only 5 minutes to go before the time you booked the table for.
"If the TARDIS ever were to be rendered as a real life woman of the female persuasion"
She has. The Doctor's Wife episode by Neil Gaiman. She was delightful.
Albeit a very temporary arrangement.
That wasn't the TARDIS, that was the sentient part of the TARDIS inhabiting another body temporarily. In that form it was devoid of space-time travel capacity (at least travel beyond the usual up/down, left/right, backwards/forwards, 1 second per second only travel that us meat bags can manage).
I know ...
But she was beautiful and completely, deliciously kooky.
I also know that wasn't her "real" personality --- it was her personality through the distorting mirror of being forced to inhabit a human form.
But still. Sigh ...
Stahlman's Gas?
Must have been a typo. And its probably something I wouldnt want to smell.
Probably the stench of wet gnu with a dash of raw Penguin.
They wouldn't really
have the TAR|DIS as a woman would they? I mean, how would they manage to park it?
If it was an American woman
They'd need a very large parking space.
Lots of planets have a North.
I'm from the North. Lots of planets have a North.
"Eccleston has had a mixed career ... I don't think he did well in Dr Who"
Eccleston as the Doctor made Saturday evening TV a must-see for me for the first time in a very very long time. Those that followed... sorry guys, no comparison.
"When Eccleston raged ..."
I'm very cross... GO TO YOUR ROOM!
The "optional hat stand"...
...is mandatory.
I miss Ceefax too.
It was the best thing on the telly, I don't like this digital stuff.
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Polar plunge in Tahoe to benefit Special Olympics
"Every dollar donated helps the 19,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities in Northern California and Nevada by providing them with the athletic opportunities that instill the confidence needed to succeed in life."
Hundreds of Californians and Nevadans will plunge into the winter-chilled waters of Lake Tahoe on March 29 all in the name of Special Olympics.
Donned in costumes but without the protection of wet suits, Special Olympics athletes and their supporters will jump into Tahoe's icy waters at Zephyr Cove for the South Lake Tahoe Polar Plunge.
This is a fundraiser for Special Olympics Northern California and Nevada
Plungers, which include individuals, companies, law enforcement, families and schools, are asked to raise a minimum of $125 – which provides one season of sports instruction and competition at no cost to the Special Olympics athlete.
In 2013, the polar plunges had more than 1,400 plungers, who raised more than $450,000.
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On behalf of 77 organizations, this letter to House Education and the Workforce Committee Leaders John Kline and George Miller is written in support of H.R. 2117, a bill to rescind credit hour and state authorization rules.
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ACE submitted a friend-of-the-court brief Friday in support of the National College Athletic Association's (NCAA) appeal in the class-action antitrust lawsuit filed by Ed O'Bannon.
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Wes Anderson's latest premieres at the Berlin Film Festival.
The 50-foot limestone angels trumpeting from the façade of Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth face a trio of venues hidden from the outside world. Hyena's Comedy Night Club is down a grand staircase on the right. There's a smaller stage next to it. And on the left is Queen City Music Hall, which o ... More >>
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Last October, North of the Dial featured a story about how The Heartstring Stranglers were dealing with losing one of the band's founding members. Next week, the chamber-folk act's frontman Freddie Schulze and cellist Emily Hertz leave Denton, bound for Budapest, where the pair will spend the ne ... More >>
Behind a beaded curtain at one of Kereje's secluded booths this Sunday, my dinner companion for this week's culinary adventure equated our situation--my situation, really, since he's Taiwanese--to entry #71 on the blog Stuff White People Like: "Being the only white person around." In other words, e ... More >>
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Local artist Robin Ann Walker's painting -- which, I believe, is titled Skyscape -- will hang in a Ritz-Carlton suite. I am officially fascinated (right on the arm, said Groucho Marx). I've always wondered about folks who paint hotel-room art, and this morning I've discovered one -- who lives right ... More >>
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Wasting food has drawbacks for people's pocketbooks and the environment. But across the country, cities and companies are finding food waste can be a valuable source of fertilizer, electricity and fuel. Part 1 in our series: What A Waste.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee takes the handoff for his latest run at putting a price on carbon emissions in his state.
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George Izett walked a mile and a half from his family's home to father's workshop on Saturday mornings. The shop used to be in Philadelphia, but George Sr. had strong opinions about commuting -- namely, he thought it was a waste of time, something George Sr. never had enough of. When his morning trolley to Philadelphia passed the empty warehouse in an industrial stretch of suburban Haverford near Merion Golf Club, he decided to rent it. That was in 1946, when George Sr. and his partner Wilfred Bailey started Bailey & Izett, manufacturers of George Izett Golf Clubs.
George Jr. was born in 1950. Now 16 years old, he'd been working for his father almost since before he could remember. His father had been one of the first club manufacturers to make cast-iron clubheads, and the casts were made from two pieces of plastic. One piece of white plastic was the front of the club -- with etched scoring lines -- and the other piece was the back of the club. George's father would drop a pile of plastic molds on the kitchen table for George to glue together with DuPont model cement. The shop, with the smell of recently cut wood and turpentine and its saws and sanding machines, was where George grew up. He was an only child and his mother would drop him at Bailey & Izett when he was just 7 years old. The guys in the shop made his first soapbox car.
Now a teenager, George worked at the shop for real. When he got there on Saturdays, the door would be locked. He'd walk around to the back, where he could see his father, already at work for a couple hours, his thin frame leaning over a lathe. He'd throw a pebble at the window and his father would open the door for him.
His Saturday job was re-gripping clubs. George would tear the old grip off the steel clubshaft, and then wrap a new grip around the club. The grip needs to be perfectly even or the player is likely to hit a poor shot. George had gotten pretty good at the task. But each time he took a finished club into his father, the old man would always adjust the grip a little. Didn't matter how straight it looked to George, his father would always move it. One morning, after George's father adjusted the grip his son had just finished, George went back and then 15 minutes later gave his father the same exact club. His father still moved the grip. "I've figured it out," George told his father. "Doesn't matter what it is, it's never perfect." After that morning, George was allowed to re-grip clubs on his own.
George's father was a quiet man. George could only piece together the facts of his father's life from his mother and his father's infrequent stories. George Sr. had been born in 1906 in Gullane, Scotland, 20 miles east of Edinburgh. As a young adult, George Sr. was an apprentice to Ben Sayers at North Berwick Golf Club, one of Scotland's most famous courses. At North Berwick, George Sr. learned the game by building golf clubs and giving lessons. Later in life he'd tell his son how all the trees in Scotland grew at a 45-degree angle to the ground because the wind never stopping blowing, how the temperature never got about 45 degrees and how it rained every other day. When he was in his early 20s, George Sr. saw an American magazine with a photograph of people playing golf in short sleeves. That's it, he told his mother, I'm going to America.
George Jr. knew about his father and Bobby Jones too. His father came to the United States from Scotland in 1928 and got a job at the Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa., less than a mile from where he would open his shop. He was the club-fitter at Merion and worked for Merion's head pro, George Sayers. In those days, the head pro gave lessons to members and the club-fitter built their clubs.
In 1930, Merion hosted the U.S. Amateur tournament, and Jones was going for the "Grand Slam," which meant he was trying to win the four biggest golf tournaments in the world in a single year: the British Open, the British Amateur, the U.S. Open and the U.S. Amateur. He had already won the first three legs of the "Slam" when he arrived at Merion for the U.S. Amateur. On the first day of competition, he chipped the face of his driver. In 1930, Jones didn't have a Tour equipment van waiting at the driving range to give him a replacement driver designed to his exact specifications. Instead, Jones gave the driver to George Sr. and asked if he could fix it in time for Jones' match the next day. The face of Jones' driver was made from ram's horn, and the next day George Sr. gave Jones his driver back with an exact replica of his original ram's horn face. Jones took the repaired driver to the first tee and went on to win the U.S. Amateur and the Grand Slam. While the composition of golf's Grand Slam has changed -- it's now the Masters, the U.S. Open, the British Open, and the PGA Championship -- Jones remains the only man to have won it, and he retired from competitive golf right afterward, at age 28.
So if George Sr. didn't want to talk about himself, there were plenty of others who would talk for him. Newspaper reporters wrote about his repair of Jones' driver at the Amateur -- even Jones asked George Sr. to build two replicas of his winning driver -- and Sam Snead gave credit for many of his 82 PGA Tour victory to the Izett driver he bought from a friend for $5.50 in 1936. The heavier club allowed him to control his powerful swing, Snead said, and for more than 20 years he wouldn't let anyone touch his Izett driver.
"Once, in San Francisco when my back was turned, a local pro drove off the tee with the club," Snead wrote in his book The Education of a Golfer. "I all but blasted him off the course when I found out. That's how I felt about that stick."
Back then, word of mouth was the main currency in the golf business, and George Jr. said his father's reputation was built on testimonies like Snead's and Jones'.
"He was just a damned good craftsman," George Jr. said. "He did all the rough sanding, he did all the loft, he did the roll and the bulge -- the things that mattered. Others did the final sanding and the staining and the weighing and stringing and turning the neck down, but the critical parts of it, that it was drilled right and sat square and at the right lie, that was what he did and did well."
In the early 1930s, George Sr. left Merion and became the head pro at Seaview Country Club in Atlantic City, while his reputation as a club maker continued to grow. In 1942, he left to serve in World War II (another subject he didn't talk about with his son), and when he returned, he stopped working as a teaching pro to focus on making golf clubs. Playing golf remained a passion and George Sr. was an excellent player. When George Jr. got old enough to play himself, he knew could see his father two places: the shop or the golf course. His father never came to a baseball game, but if George asked his dad to play golf, his father would take him out to Rolling Green Country Club in nearby Springfield and they'd play in the evening until it got dark.
One day, about a year after the morning when George was finally allowed to re-grip clubs on his own, his father asked him a question.
"Do you think you might want to do this someday?"
"This" was the clubs, the shop, this life. A large club manufacturer was interested in buying the business.
"Yeah, I guess," the 17-year-old said.
"OK, then I'm not going to sell it," his father said.
In 1969, George Jr. was drafted and went to Vietnam. He came back in July 1971, just a month after Lee Trevino won the U.S. Open at Merion. (Arnold Palmer had stopped in Bailey & Izett that week and walked out with a half-dozen clubs.) The Monday after the Fourth of July, George Jr. started work at Bailey & Izett in a position he knew very well: his father's apprentice.


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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Some winsome estate sale finds
At any rate, I was delighted to find this one, one of the most highly decorated tea trivets I own!
It's about the size of a dessert saucer, so I'll bet the non-tea-fanatics don't know what this is. And may it ever be so! If you want to look for one—to keep your own teapots from leaving a heat mark on the table, or simply for decorative purposes—it's easy to tell because of the side elevation of the tea trivet. Because it has either a rim or sometimes "feet"on the bottom, it doesn't sit perfectly flat on the table as a saucer would.
When I turned this one over, I smiled when I saw that "Winsome" was the name of the pattern. "Yes, it *is* winsome!" I thought.
This butter pat was a cute piece too, and for $2 the price was right. At least I think it's a butter pat. If you know differently, I'm willing to be educated!
This piece is marked "Grindley." I enjoy studying the maker's marks and learning what I can about porcelain, china and pottery, and there is always something new to learn in the wonderful world of teawares!
9 comments:
- GardenofDaisies said...
I love your Royal Albert tea trivet! Very pretty! I'll have to keep a better eye out for those at estate sales when I go.
- May 19, 2010 at 11:18 AM
- Bernideen said...
I just ovecoming upon these treasures you found! Tome, there is such a charm about "different" rather than "expected".
- May 19, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- parTea lady said...
Your tea trivet is very pretty. I haven't found one yet, but I'll keep looking. That little butter pat could lend itself to lots of uses at the tea table and I like that pale yellow color.
- May 19, 2010 at 12:41 PM
- BB said...
There is always something new to learn, Angela, and you are a wonderful teacher! I never knew such a thing as a tea trivet existed until today. B-)
- May 19, 2010 at 12:42 PM
- Ginger said...
What pretty plates.
- May 19, 2010 at 12:43 PM
- Steph said...
very cool!
- May 19, 2010 at 12:57 PM
- Linda J. said...
Wow! I am impressed with these great finds!!
- May 19, 2010 at 8:51 PM
- Marilyn said...
Love your estate sale finds.
- May 20, 2010 at 1:06 PM
- The Tablescaper said...
Oh such lovely treasures. I love the china trivets. I use one in my bathroom to rest glasses on.
- The Tablescaper
- May 24, 2010 at 12:28 PM


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Kids and pets – this pair seems like a natural fit. Pets for children can bring many health benefits, and they make loving companions. They also provide an excellent opportunity for your child to learn responsibility and commitment, says Cara Barone, M.D., a pediatrician at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation. But before Fido or Fluffy joins the family, there are a few things to consider. Here, Dr. Barone answers common questions about children and pets.
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Acute hives are a common allergic condition of the skin. Hives are a symptom of the body's immune system reacting (or over-reacting) to something in the environment or in the body. Unfortunately, what is actually causing the hives is frequently not found.
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Under the project, research will be conducted in four major fields — design, equipment acquisition, building capability and testing, the ministry said.
The Navy Command Headquarters will continue with research and assessment based on the need to support and promote the country's defense technology development and provide relevant assistance, it went on.
The statement also noted that submarines are one of the most important items listed in Taiwan's arm purchase plans with the United States. Currently, the U.S. is still reviewing at the interministerial level whether to sell the vessels to Taiwan, it said.
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The statement came after a local newspaper reported in its Tuesday edition that Taiwan has given up on plans to buy submarines from the U.S. after 12 years of delay, and has decided to launch an indigenous program.
In the preliminary plan, the Navy will use the National Defense Industrial Development Foundation, which has funds of NT$7 billion (US$236 million), as its resource base, the Liberty Times reported.
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Rooms at The Chesterfield spell sexiness. Amongst some of the unique and steamy features in these rooms are mirrored concrete bathrooms complete with raining showers. Beds are dressed with 300 thread-count duvets and have a reputation for being the best in town. The ultra modern decor combines an eclectic array of mahogany furnishings, raw materials and aluminum accents. Hotel features rooftop Jacuzzi and sunbathing areas.
Please note: There is a $15.00 plus tax per night, per room Resort Fee (recovery fee), which will be collected at time of booking. This fee includes use of the following: Wireless Internet, Shuttle pick up to and from the airport, local phone calls up to 15 minutes and Daily Cocktail Hour.
Cancellation policy: No credit or refund will be given for early departures or cancellations made within three days of your scheduled arrival. For cancellations made prior to three days of scheduled arrival date, a penalty of $25 will be charged.
All guests are required to provide the front desk with a credit card in order to check in.
Special Notes: All guests must be 21 years old to check in.