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Kia Classic
La Costa Resort and Spa
Carlsbad, Calif.
Second-round notes and interviews
March 23, 2012
Yani Tseng -9, Rolex Rankings No. 1
Se Ri Pak -7, Rolex Rankings No. 38
Jiyai Shin -5, Rolex Rankings No. 8
Caroline Hedwall -5, Rolex Rankings No. 24
Alison Walshe -5, Rolex Rankings No. 129
Brittany Lincicome -3, Rolex Rankings No. 10
Jennifer Johnson -3, Rolex Rankings No. 151
Rolex Rankings No. 1 Yani Tseng will take a two-stroke lead into the weekend after shooting a 4-under 68 in the second of the Kia Classic. Tseng had the same number of birdies as her first round (6) but made back-to-back bogeys on No. 7 and 8 before turning things around on the back-nine when she shot 33, which included closing out with a birdie on the par-4 18th hole.
Sitting two shots behind Tseng is LPGA and World Golf Halls of Fame member Se Ri Pak, who tied for the low round of the day with a 6-under 66. It's the lowest round for Pak on Tour since she shot 66 in the second round of the 2010 Bell Micro LPGA Classic. She went on to win that event, which is her last professional victory.
Rolex Rankings No. 1 Yani Tseng holed a bunker shot for birdie on the tenth hole Friday to swing the momentum in her favor en route to a second-round 68. The 23-year-old added another chip-in with the wedge on No. 13 – one of six birdies in her day – to overcome back-to-back bogies on Nos. 7 and 8. Surprisingly, the bunker shot on 10 was her first-ever hole-out as a professional in a tournament. "I think that's the first time I chipped in from the bunker as a professional, so I was really, really happy about that. Today, I just stayed really patient, and I was very happy that I finished with 4-under."
Tseng will be paired on Saturday with Hall of Famer Se Ri Pak, a player she has long admired. "I think for us, especially Asian golfers, all Asian golfers want to be like Se Ri Pak. She's a superstar. She's a legend. When we were kids, we were looking for her swing. We wanted to learn her swing. We're always looking as a goal with us."
Tseng remembers with regret the first time she played alongside Se Ri Pak as a member of the LPGA Tour at the 2008 CN Canadian Women's Open. "Unfortunately, I was very nervous. It was the first time I played with her. It was just a bad time to play with her because I had a four-shot lead, and I was nervous, and there was so much pressure and I didn't win the tournament. I was thinking too much and nervous to play with Se Ri. And I was overthinking and trying too hard." Australian Katherine Hull went on to win event.
It's been nearly five years since Se Ri Pak became the youngest ever player to qualify for the Hall of Fame at age 29, but the Korean legend is still as focused as ever on competing. Pak, who shot a 6-under 66, still wants to get back in the winner's circle as she hasn't won in nearly two years.
"Since last year almost the end of the season -- every tournament I feel really great about it," Pak said. "Now I'm really enjoying playing golf. Actually, in the winter time I was working with my dad. He's my first coach. He helps me a lot, and made it very simple. There are no major effects or a lot of routines going on. It's very simple thoughts. So that helps a lot at the golf course too.
"At the same time, I felt really comfortable about it, so I guess my swing's getting better and better each week, every tournament. If I make more putts, it will be great. I'm feeling really great."
Is this the time? Jiyai Shin came oh-so-close to winning the Kia Classic last year, losing on the 72nd hole to Sandra Gal at Industry Hills at Pacific Palms outside Los Angeles. But while it wasn't her time to win last year, Shin appears on her way to making a push at a Kia Classic title again – this time at La Costa Resort and Spa.
Shin, who was paired with Gal over the first two rounds, shot a second-round 71 and sits four shots back of leader Yani Tseng.
"This is a Korean company sponsor, so it feels like, oh, I have to do this," said Shin. "I want to win on this tournament. So a lot of Koreans live here and came to watch us. I feel like I'm ready. It's time."
Rollercoaster round: Caroline Hedwall's even-par 72 on Friday was far from a ho-hum round of golf. She had five birdies and five bogeys in the second round as she managed to keep herself near the top of the leaderboard in a T3 at 5-under-par with Jiyai Shin, Alison Walshe and Jodi Ewart.
"It was just up and down all day, but I was playing solid," said Hedwall, the 2011 Rookie of the Year on the Ladies European Tour. "It's just I hit my longer irons a little bit worse than the rest of the game. So if I can just work on that, I'm back tomorrow and hopefully can shoot low."
Third-year LPGA Tour member Alison Walshe tied Se Ri Pak for the lowest round of the week with her 6-under 66 to move into a T3 at 5-under-par. The 26-year-old tallied six birdies and no bogeys en route to tying her career low round, which she shot once previously in the final round of the 2010 Navistar LPGA Classic in Prattville, Ala. She is coming off a missed cut at the RR Donnelley Founders Cup last week, but feels that her game is starting to come together at the right time.
"I was hitting the ball really well off the tee, which gave me a lot of opportunities to attack the pins," said Walshe, who shares the same swing coach, Gary Gilchrist, as leader Yani Tseng. "My putter was really working well today. I made a few long ones, which always helps, and then I converted on the short ones, so everything came together."
Sticking around for the weekend: A total of 75 players made the cut, which fell at 5-over-par 149
Christina Kim, Brittany Lincicome and Stacy Lewis pulled double duty on Friday at the Kia Classic. The trio helped to run Golf Channel's coverage of second-round play at La Costa Resort and Spa with Christina Kim taking over for play-by-play man Rich Lerner in the booth, Brittany Lincicome producing the telecast and Stacy Lewis operating a camera on the 15th hole.
For all three of the players, it was an experience that they won't soon forget.
"I had no idea, even though I'd been in the booth before, how hard that would be," Kim said. "It's outrageously hard, but so fun. Stacy had a hard job, watching the ball with the camera. Brittany probably had the hardest job because she had to tell everyone what to do."
"I felt like I was getting the hang of it," Lincicome said of her job producing. "Okay, I want to go for this hole and they're putting for this score. I got it towards the end. But putting in the Kia promos and the leaderboard and all that, that's where I was getting confused. Because to go from hole to hole with a different girl was pretty easy, but to do all that other stuff in there was pretty hard. I'd definitely do it again. I thought it was very exciting."
"I thought I did okay. I had a good teacher," Lewis said of working the camera. "The hardest part was following the ball. It goes a lot higher than you think. You have to zoom out and focus while following it all at the same time. The first couple groups were tough. I needed more practice before Yani's group. He said, "if you miss the ball, just zoom out."
Ace in the hole: Brittany Lincicome wasn't entirely pleased with the way that she played on Friday while shooting a 1-over 73, but the round certainly provided one stellar highlight. Lincicome recorded her second career hole-in-one on the LPGA on the par-3 6th hole, holing out from 167 yards with a 5-iron.
Lincicome said that the ace came at an ironic time because she and her good friend, Stacy Lewis, had just made a little wager heading into the hole. With both players struggling to get anything going on the day, they felt a little motivation was needed so they put a $5 wager on birdies for the last four holes.
"I said, "No. 7 is a par-5, can I get $20 eagles even though it's not reachable because it's dead into the wind," Lincicome said. "And she goes, "yeah, but we could still hole out. $20 eagles." So of course we step on 6, and she almost holed it. She's like five feet, and I hole it. So we're looking at each other, and she's like, "I hate you." It was so funny that we had this whole conversation and then I made a hole in one."
All eyes on Juli: One person walking outside the ropes during Friday's second round drew quite a bit of attention from both the crowd and the media.
LPGA and World Golf Halls of Fame member Juli Inkster, who underwent surgery on her right elbow in January, was walking with her good friend Pat Hurst's group at La Costa on Friday. Inkster is expected to be out until at least the end of June as she recovers from the surgery, although she's already planning her return to golf.
"You know me, I'm an overachiever," Inkster told the Golf Channel "I'm ahead of schedule (to return). I'm starting to get stronger."
Carlsbad native and La Costa member Jennifer Johnson kept herself in the hunt with a second-round 73 that put her at 3-under-par through two rounds of play. "I'm right where I need to be for the weekend," Johnson said. "Just a couple under over the next few days, and we'll see where that puts me."
Tweet of the Day: "Holy cow what an eye opener. WOW!!! That was very tough. New respect for everyone that works at Golf Channel :-)" -- @Brittany1golf on her first experience producing for @GolfChannel
Of Note…Defending champion Sandra Gal shot a 4-over 76 in Friday's second round and sits in a T50 at 4-over… Jimin Kang withdrew during the second round of play on Friday…Rookie Lexi Thompson shot a 2-under 70 and sits in a T21 at even-par for the tournament…Only four rounds were shot in the 60s during Friday's second round.
YANI TSENG, Rolex Rankings No. 1
THE MODERATOR: We'd like to welcome our current leader Yani Tseng into the interview room. Congratulations following up your first round 67 with a second round 68. Pretty impressive play the last two days. Can you just take me through your round today and what was working for you.
YANI TSENG: Today I made some little stupid mistakes on the front nine, but on number 7, I hit a terrible shot. I don't know. I don't remember when is the last time I hit that shot. I hit it with a 58 and hit it on top and all the way back to the bunker.
On number 8, I chopped a little bit, and both two shot misses I made bogey. After that I stayed really patient, and kept telling myself it's okay. You still have nine more holes to go. You can still make some birdies out there.
So the back nine, especially on number 10, I think that's the first time I chipped in from the bunker as a professional, so I was really, really happy about that. Today, I just stayed really patient, and I was very happy that I finished with 4-under today and hitting the driver much better on the fairway today.
THE MODERATOR: Had a nice little finish there with a birdie on 18 too. Can you take me through that hole?
YANI TSENG: Yeah, when I get to 18 I just told myself, let's hit three good shots and I can save 30 minutes of practice today. So I hit a great drive down the fairway. The second shot was 140 to the pin, and I hit an 8-iron and hit a little cut and finished like 15 feet.
Before I walked in to the green, I told my caddie, "How about $20 if I make this?" And, "okay." And I made it, and I won $20 on the 18th hole hitting three best shots on the course, and finished happy, and I can go home and relax.
THE MODERATOR: You head into the weekend with a two shot lead. How confident are you feeling with your game right now?
YANI TSENG: You know, I wasn't thinking much. I'm very confident and very comfortable too. So I don't -- I wasn't thinking like I am going to win or something. I just focus on every day. I had two good days, and hopefully the next days I can keep the rhythm and be patient. I'm looking forward to the next two days.
Q. You mentioned bunker shot and there was the chip-in at 13, right?
YANI TSENG: Yeah, there was also on 13.
Q. Forgot about that one.
YANI TSENG: No, I didn't. I remember that one.
Q. How good did you feel about that chip-in? Because it seemed to roll in like a putt.
YANI TSENG: Yeah, I felt very good, especially on number 13, because I hit a great shot. But we just picked the wrong club. Especially after I see Paula and Suzann, they're both hitting it like two feet. So I was like I want to get close like them. And I hit a perfect shot, and it ends up ten feet or like ten yards short. So I was pretty mad about that.
When I got there, I really wanted to chip-in to make birdie. So I did pretty well, and I put more weight on the left. It's much better than number 8.
Q. So all the success you've had, you've never holed out a bunker shot for birdie?
YANI TSENG: Yeah, in my memory, I've never. As a professional, I've never done it before. I'm always very close, so I was really, really happy about that.
Q. How would you rate how difficult that shot was when you walked up to it? Were you just trying to kind of get it close? How was the lie?
YANI TSENG: The lie was pretty good, but I don't have much green to work with. It's about 13 yards to the pin, and I just want to get it close. It's rolling very beautifully and it went in the hole.
Q. Do you remember watching Se Ri Pak when you were younger as a much younger child? Do you remember anything about her major wins? Was Se Ri much of an influence or inspiration to you as a kid?
YANI TSENG: Yeah, of course. I think for us, especially Asian golfers, all Asian golfers want to be like Se Ri Pak. She's a superstar. She's a legend. When we were kids, we were looking for her swing. We wanted to learn her swing. We're always looking as a goal with us.
In the beginning we didn't have many Asian players on the Tour, and Se Ri Pak was one of the very first Asians to have such success. So everybody was looking at her and wanted to be like her.
Now I think she's one of the Asian players that we have a goal and tell ourselves we can play on the LPGA Tour also. She's a very huge inspiration for us. Like now I've been playing on Tour for five years, and I wish in the future I can be like her too.
She's done so much for the LPGA, done so much for Asian golf and so many great players on the Tour, especially the Asian girl golf is growing a lot.
Q. How much have you played with Se Ri like on a weekend when both of you were contending? Have you played together before contending? How will it be for you, this woman who was a superstar to you as a child, how is it playing with you now?
YANI TSENG: I think it's much better now because this is my fifth year on the Tour, and we've played so many times together. But I remember the very first time we played together is the first year in Canada. I, unfortunately, I was very nervous. It was the first time I played with her. It was just a bad time to play with her because I had a four-shot lead, and I was nervous, and there was so much pressure and I didn't win the tournament. I was thinking too much and nervous to play with Se Ri. And I was overthinking and trying too hard.
Se Ri finished second and Katherine won the tournament. But that was a great experience for me for the first year. So I've been through that many years.
Now when I play with her, I don't feel any nerves. I just feel like I enjoy it. We talk a lot on the golf course. She's doing some host for Korean, so we both have an interview too. So that was very cool to play with a legend player on a golf course, and we have kind of the same culture in Asia and we can talk about a lot of things.
Q. Could you talk a little bit about the play on number 12 where everybody in your group ended up playing through the 7th fairway there?
YANI TSENG: Oh, yeah, on number 12. It's kind of a little narrower on our fairway on 12. If we go right side to number 7, it's like 15 yards or 20 yards closer. So that's why if we go there, we have more chance to hit on the green. It's a secret though (laughing).
Q. Just to follow that up. So when I was following you guys yesterday, Suzann was over there, and I thought, wow, that's a really terrible tee shot. So yesterday was she the only one who played over there intentionally and then you guys got the idea pretty much?
YANI TSENG: No, I got the idea before she played too because my caddie told me that on Wednesday. He said if we have a chance, we can hit in there if you're comfortable with it. Because when we were doing the practice round, I didn't hit it there. So I didn't feel comfortable when he told me that to hit it there because it's my first time hitting it down there today.
But after I saw Suzann hit it, I was like, yeah, it's 20 yards closer, and it was a much better angle there. We have more chance to get on the green.
Q. Can you remember another time where you've intentionally gone into another fairway?
YANI TSENG: Yeah, last time it was in Korea. I was playing with Na Yeon Choi. I don't know if it was the 15th hole or 13th hole, because if we go this way on the fairway it's a three-shot hole. But if we go all the way to the right, and I can hit a Rescue on the green, but I have to go over the big water.
But if I can hit a Rescue over the water, it's easier for a three-shot hole. So I think that's the last time I did that.
Q. So you hit driver today?
YANI TSENG: I hit a driver.
Q. What was the second shot? What did you hit on the second shot?
YANI TSENG: Oh, we picked the wrong club again. We thought the wind was going to be ten yards downwind. I hit it a 19 and it ends up 20 yards short. But if I hit a 3-wood, it would be perfect. But we saw the wind it wasn't blowing, but probably when we hit, it stopped blowing when we hit.
Q. Nobody ended up birdieing that hole today. Do you think it's a good strategy and you'll try it again on the weekend?
YANI TSENG: Yeah, I think so. I think it's still a good strategy. If I hit a 3-wood today, I'd have better chance. I hit a good chip there too.
But three of us had lots room to work with. It's not like we were missing the short side. If the pin was on the right side, maybe we were thinking about going on four fairway, so I wasn't sure about it. It just depends on where the pin position is. If it's downwind, it's okay. But if it's into the wind, there is no way to go there.
SE RI PAK, Rolex Rankings No. 38
Q. We'd like to welcome current clubhouse leader Se Ri Pak. Nice round today.
SE RI PAK: Thank you.
Q. Talk about what worked for you.
SE RI PAK: Actually I worked pretty well on my putting. Overall, I'm making a lot of putts. But at the same time, I had a lot of great shots too. So this week I'm trying to put less expectation on the green, because I could see everybody was having trouble on the green because it was so bumpy. Just being myself the same way.
Just trying to get easy on the greens and trying to make as much as I could. But as I said, today was a really solid round, so I was really happy about it.
Q. Through your first eight holes, you had six birdies this morning. Did your mind start to go to a really low score?
SE RI PAK: Actually, I thought I was. But I said out there I still had a lot of trouble. So I tried to hang in there as much as I could. I just went out there and tried to enjoy it, and it went pretty well.
Q. You didn't handle the first nine holes well yesterday, so what was the difference today?
SE RI PAK: I guess the first front nine is like more kind of shorter than the back nine. The greens are basically less bumpy. So, as I said, I was having a really solid round today. I had a lot of great shots on the green, and made a great opportunity to make a birdie, so I did. I guess that gives me a lot of confidence at the same time.
Overall, the first front nine is really enjoyable. The back nine, I knew there was a lot more trouble and long, especially because the wind is blowing it's getting harder. So that's about it.
I'm trying to just give myself better course management at the same time, and I'm doing really well with my caddie.
Q. What was your thought going into this season about the state of your game? What have you been working on? How have you felt? What was your attitude going in?
SE RI PAK: Actually since last year almost the end of the season -- every tournament I feel really great about it. Really now, I'm really enjoying playing golf. Actually, in the winter time I was working with my dad. He's my first coach. He helps me a lot, and made it very simple. There are no major effects or a lot of routines going on. It's very simple thoughts. So that helps a lot at the golf course too.
At the same time, I felt really comfortable about it, so I guess my swing's getting better and better each week, every tournament. If I make more putts, it will be great. I'm feeling really great.
I'm really trying out there as much as I could. Very much as I could, trying to enjoy playing golf.
Q. With as many wins as you've had, and as young as you've had them, do you get impatient and frustrated when you don't win? I know you basically have one win in four years out here. How does that feel? How do you deal with that?
SE RI PAK: Well, you're probably each week my expectation was every single week trying to get on top of the Leader board and trying to win, of course, each week. That puts a lot of pressure on you too. Of course, it's really frustrating, because you've done it so many times before that you know how to feel out there.
But it wasn't that my game was really there, and then I was expecting myself to be on top, that's pretty hard. When I've done it so many times you know it can be even more.
But for now, I feel really great. I guess that's the point is you learn a lot. Even if you're not at the top in golf, you're still there. Just basically, mentally be out there and enjoying and playing. That's the most important. Now I'm doing that.
Q. Was there a point when you didn't feel motivated when you made the Hall of Fame so early? Was there a point where you kind of let down?
SE RI PAK: Maybe I felt that way because I'm done at the same time so early. Probably part of it is because it was early. But my goal is to be on top. Next thing you know I'm pushing myself more and more. I think that's what caused me on owe makes me the other way going wrong side.
So that's why learning from that point, I said I'm doing so many things at the same time, I'm the same person. It's not going to change anything. So I'm trying to get myself more calm and then trying to be more relaxed. As soon as you want more and then giving myself even more out there and trying to work so hard for it and having a lot of stress for it, I guess that's why my game was having problems for a couple years.
But now I'm trying to thinking it was my rookie season, rookie years back all the way down, and every step I'm trying to learn more. As I said, golf has never the end. Just you're learning every single day, and I learn from that.
Now I just feel really, really comfortable. I've really enjoyed it.
Q. Do you ever feel old out here now with all these kids running around?
SE RI PAK: It's funny to say, but I didn't really feel that way because I'm still the same like I was in my early 20s. But agewise, I'm a little bit old side, but I'm still physically fine for it so I'm trying not to think that way.
Q. You're still young, but it's amazing how young the Tour is now. That just makes the 30-year-old players so much older?
SE RI PAK: Like a senior, right. Yeah, yeah, it is. It basically does. Back then, I was 20, and probably youngest. But now there are like 17, 16, 19, so basically around 30 you feel like you're so old out there. But it doesn't really matter what age.
Q. Do you feel gratified at having almost started and really caused this revolution in some ways? Because you're the player that so many of these young players were inspired by. Is that a nice feeling for you?
SE RI PAK: Of course, definitely. I'm very proud of that side of it because everybody has the same goal. Doesn't matter what kind of job you have, you just want to be the best.
But golf is a very individual game. It's pretty difficult to decide to really choose to be a pro. But as far as I help them to giving them a lot of goals or confidence about it, yes. The point right now, just as I said, by myself, I'm just really happy.
Q. Just wanted to ask you about your physical health. Obviously, injuries or something that's bothered you, what do you do to stay healthy? How do you feel right now?
SE RI PAK: I feel great. I mean, there can be injuries from here and there. Just one shot caused, then you find out if it was major less. But as much as I'm trying to give a lot of stretching, that is most important than working out. Working out is very important, but more important is trying to get more flexible, flexibility most of the time.
So I'm of course working out in the off-season too. But most of the time I'm trying to like after the round, go back to the hotel. Before I go to sleep, I'm trying to take out a lot of stress as much as I can make sure I'm loose, and trying not to get injured. Because it's going to be a couple weeks, couple months or a year, you never know. So I'm trying to take as much as I could.
Q. Did you have neck problems?
SE RI PAK: Well, last year at the end of the season my back was bothering me a little bit. I don't know why. I never had a problem before. But I guess you're sitting a lot, you're traveling a lot. Here and there it can tighten your lower back. So a couple times it bothered me a lot.
This year, so far, so good. I didn't feel like anything bothered me. But I feel like it's great right now.
Q. How does that affect your schedule?
SE RI PAK: This year we got an okay schedule. Like we got three weeks straight and then two weeks off. Like three weeks play, two weeks off. That's actually a perfect schedule for that.
JIYAI SHIN, Rolex Rankings No. 8
Q. Se Ri Pak had a great round today and shot a 66. A lot of us were talking about what it was like when she came on Tour. What a great example she set for all South Korean golfers. Do you remember Se Ri when you were a 10-year-old girl when she first came on Tour?
JIYAI SHIN: How can I forget? I have all the time in my memory. I just thought after she finished, after she was number 17 something, I saw her score today, and it's just great play today. Actually, this morning was cold, so I was really glad she played good.
A lot of Korean and a lot of fans are waiting for Se Ri to be back. She's doing well. I know she works hard every time. Because she is already a member of the Hall of Fame, but she is still training hard and practicing hard, so we knew that she'd come back.
Q. Was she a role model not just for you but so many of the South Korean golfers that are out here?
JIYAI SHIN: Oh, even me too, yeah, of course. When I started golf all the Korean juniors were watching Se Ri's win in 1998 at the U.S. Open. So after that I started. She is a role model for the juniors and professionals too.
Q. Another solid round for you today. You're near the top of the leaderboard. You came so close to winning this event last year. What does it mean for you now to be back up there and in contention again here?
JIYAI SHIN: You know what? A lot of people asked me a lot of the same questions. I played yesterday and today I played with Sandra. It was a great match from last year. So I don't know. This is a Korean company sponsor, so it feels like, oh, I have to do this. I want to win on this tournament.
So a lot of Koreans live here and came to watch us. I feel like I'm ready. It's time.
Q. How are you feeling about your game coming into this week? You've been playing well at the start of the year. Are you feeling pretty good about it overall?
JIYAI SHIN: Yes. Actually, this green is pretty spongy, so every putt we have to focus because even a couple foot putt is not easy.
So I'm all the time focused with my putting speed and putting stroke because my shot is doing well since January. So I just keep practicing and keep going
CAROLINE HEDWALL, Rolex Rankings No. 24
Q. Congratulations on another solid day out there today. Can you just take me through the round?
CAROLINE HEDWALL: I can't really remember it. It was just up and down all day, but I was playing solid. It's just I hit my longer irons a little bit worse than the rest of the game. So if I can just work on that, I'm back tomorrow and hopefully can shoot low.
Q. Anything different between yesterday and today for you out on the course? The game was pretty steady both days?
CAROLINE HEDWALL: My longer irons weren't as good as they were yesterday. That's what I need to work on so hopefully I can have a good weekend.
Q. What is the big key out here for the final days heading into the weekend? What is the big thing going low on this golf course?
CAROLINE HEDWALL: Just to hit fairways because it's pretty tight on the greens, obviously. They're pretty small, so you need to hit your irons really well.
Q. To have that feeling that you weren't hitting your irons as well as your longer irons and to still be at the top of the leaderboard, you have to feel good about your game now?
CAROLINE HEDWALL: I do feel good. I just need to work a little more on my longer irons. If I can do that, I'll have a good weekend.
Q. Overall at the start this year, how have you felt about your game?
CAROLINE HEDWALL: It feels good. I feel like my putting is getting better and better. That's what I think I need to improve the most to shoot low all the time.
Q. Do you feel more comfortable out here as well? Second year on Tour, getting more accustomed, I guess, to everything that goes on throughout the season?
CAROLINE HEDWALL: Yeah, I think it was good for me to get one year in Europe. Now I feel like I'm ready to come over here.
I do enjoy it a lot and I feel very comfortable, so it's fun.
ALISON WALSHE, Rolex Rankings No. 129
Q. We're here with Alison Walshe. Congratulations, a great round of 6-under 66 today. Can you take me through the day and what was working well for you out there?
ALISON WALSHE: Yeah, I was hitting the ball really well off the tee, which gave me a lot of opportunities to attack the pins. My putter was really working well today. I made a few long ones, which always helps, and then I converted on the short ones, so everything came together.
Q. Everyone's been talking about this course, and how tight it plays and how accurate you have to be with your irons. What are the keys to succeeding on this course?
ALISON WALSHE: Just good targets. The greens are soft, so if you have a really good target, the greens are small and tight. But I've really focused on targets, not necessarily attacking pins, and it's just kind of kept me out of trouble.
Q. What was the biggest difference today for you compared to the round yesterday?
ALISON WALSHE: I'd say my irons. Yesterday I struggled a bit and left myself with longer length putts. But today I was closer and my putts became easier.
Q. How have you been feeling about your game overall coming into this week? Did you see a round like this coming up for you?
ALISON WALSHE: Yeah, I've been playing well. Last week I missed the cut but it's been a matter of putting. I've been hitting it good, and it's just a matter of when, and hopefully it continues this weekend.
Q. Everybody talks about gearing up in the season, and now a few events under your belt. Feeling good about how the game's progressing and how you're heading into the rest of the season?
ALISON WALSHE: Yeah, totally. This is my first year coming back to the same events, so I'm definitely more comfortable. My game's more comfortable going back to the same track. So I'm excited for the year.
BRITTANY LINCICOME, Rolex Rankings No. 10
Q. Take me through a hole in one. Pretty exciting moment for you, I'm sure, today.
BRITTANY LINCICOME: It was very exciting because we were coming off five, and Stacy Lewis is a really good friend of mine. We kind of looked at each other and thought we need to do something on the last four holes. So we get to six, and we're walking to the tee and we're like, "$5 birdies last four holes." I said, "7 is a par-5, can I get $20 eagles even though it's not reachable because it's dead into the wind." And she goes, "yeah, but we could still hole out. $20 eagles." So of course we step on 6, and she almost holed it. She's like five feet, and I hole it. So we're looking at each other, and she's like, "I hate you."
It was so funny that we had this whole conversation and then I made a hole in one. Unfortunately, it's not the car hole. Maybe I could warm my way into getting a Kia. That would be awesome.
I think I had one on Tour another time in Morelia, I think. So this was like a 5-iron, that was a pitching wedge, so it was pretty cool.
Q. Coming off the first day you had two bogeys on that side. To feel the momentum and still keep yourself up there, all that's got to feel pretty good?
BRITTANY LINCICOME: Yeah, it's hard. I wish it had come on 18 because, obviously, you're jazzed up and your emotions running high. I told myself at the next tee, calm down, try to make a good swing, but I was so excited that that didn't happen.
Coming down the stretch and then to bogey my last hole was obviously depressing. But I held it together because there for a while, I thought it was going to go straight downhill. And after missing the cut last week and all those thoughts in the back of my mind, it was nice to pull it together and almost finish it out even.
Q. I was going to say, to come back and play this week, after your first missed cut in --
BRITTANY LINCICOME: 44 weeks they said.
Q. Yeah, that's a long stretch to go.
BRITTANY LINCICOME: It's one of those things that's been in the back of my mind that I haven't missed a cut in a while. Then people would mention it. And I was like gosh try to think about something else and not focus on that.
So it's kind of a blessing that I did miss the cut. But after I did, I was sitting on the putting green just crying my eyes out because I've been working so hard to be so good and to miss a cut is really sad. But just all the emotions kind of ran through me at the same time. But 44 cuts made in a row is pretty impressive.
Q. A pretty impressive streak. You have something fun coming up this afternoon that you get to take part in?
BRITTANY LINCICOME: I do. I wish I could go there ask kind of learn. But they're not on air until 3:30. I actually went two days ago into the booth, and I've been learning what I'm supposed to be doing. So if I'm going to do something, I'm going to do it all out. I want to learn before I get in there so I don't look silly.
Q. What is your role today?
BRITTANY LINCICOME: I'm the producer. I wish I was commentating talking about girls' games and golf courses. Stacy's on the camera which I think will be harder than we think as well.
It's going to be really fun. It gives you an insight into how things operate out here. We only play golf, which is pretty simple. But Beth and all those guys at the Golf Channel and all their work they do is pretty hard.
JENNIFER JOHNSON, Rolex Rankings No. 151
Q. Talk about how you played today?
JENNIFER JOHNSON: I just want to get back to the way I played yesterday, hitting fairways and greens and get rid of the three-putts.
Q. What is the course playing like for you? How tough is it?
JENNIFER JOHNSON: The rough's really tough, so there is a precedent to hit the fairways and the greens.
But I think it's scorable. They're holding okay.
Q. Is the competition you're playing against pretty standard for you?
JENNIFER JOHNSON: It's the same girls every week, so no problem there.
Q. You mentioned you had a couple bad holes. Is that what made your score suffer today?
JENNIFER JOHNSON: The holes that I bogeyed, two of them were three-putts. I hit a good drive, hit a good approach shot, just got a little brain dead on the greens. I've got to watch my speed a little better tomorrow.
Q. Are you off to the driving range now?
JENNIFER JOHNSON: Maybe some lunch and a little practice, then go rest.
Q. I'm curious how you feel heading into the weekend? You should make the cut. I don't know where at the end of the day you'll fall on the leaderboard, but do you feel that you're in a good position to make a move tomorrow?
JENNIFER JOHNSON: Oh, yeah. I'm right where I need to be for the weekend. Just a couple under over the next few days, and we'll see where that puts me.
Topics: Kia Classic, Tseng, Yani, Hedwall, Caroline, Shin, Jiyai, Walshe, Alison, Johnson, Jennifer, Lincicome, Brittany, Notes and Interviews [+]


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I don't get it. I want to be able to do outdoor gardening, and I enjoy it, but it seems like I can't get it right. I am great with indoor plants, but outdoors seems to be out of reach for me. Am I the only one who has this problem? |
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- Posted by agnespuffin (My Page) on Sat, Feb 26, 11 at 23:18
have you had your soil tested? If not, it could be lacking something important. If you have tested it, maybe you're like me....nothing works indoors or out! |
I haven't had it tested. Where can I do that? Is there a diy kit? |
- Posted by west_gardener (My Page) on Sun, Feb 27, 11 at 20:17
agnespuffin, excellent suggestion. I had not thought about that. Now, the question by beeker, about a diy kit. I don't know. |
A good nursery will carry a plastic kit with chemicals and instructions similar to swimming pool test kits. You can find out NPK and some trace elements plus pH. |
Most, if not all, states will do free or nearly free soil testing. Check the listing in your local state government - usually under 'agriculture'. You can also buy a kit with directions to obtain the samples and then send off to a lab for a complete test and receive results with recommendations for balancing the nutrients needed. DIY kits are very cheap but easy to mis-read and usually only cover the basic NPK. I'd recommend getting a very comprehensive test (the kind that details a lot of trace elements) for the first time, and then DIY after that. Do buy or library Patricia Lanza's "Lasagna Gardening" for good advice on building up the soil for flower and veg beds; and Bartholomew's "Square Foot Gardening" for smart info on growing vegs. SFG also has a recipe for making the soil for a bed - faster than lasagna, but dependent on commercial supplies so more expensive. For reliable results, use raised beds with rich soil, be prepared to irrigate when needed (especially during the hottest months), and stick with vegs and flowers considered EASY for your area. Your neighbor may be successfully growing exotic plants but as a novice, accept that your best show will be from the plants most suited to your climate. Also, don't believe anyone who insists that weeding (or herbicides/pesticides) is a part of gardening. Learn about mulch and practice what you learn. I spend about 15 minutes a week in the spring pulling new weeds and self-sowns from the perennial beds. Period: that's the extent of my weeding and has been thus for over 50 years. |
- Posted by that_other_sharon z6--Heart of KS (My Page) on Thu, Mar 3, 11 at 22:54
Good advice. You might check with your county extension agency -- mine does a free test for you that gives you results along with recommendations for improving the soil. And if it makes you feel any better, I have a lovely garden outdoors, but I can't keep much of anything alive INdoors. |
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"Hell: The Sequel," An Album Review
"He's EVIL, and I'm BAD like Steve Siegel (Segal), against peaceful, see you in HELL for THE SEQUEL"
Royce da 5'9″s infamous quote spoken fourteen years ago on Eminem's Slim Shady LP…and a patient blackhercules21 has been waiting to hear it ever since. So allow me to introduce you to "Hell: The Sequel." My first apolloKIDZ album review. I'm going to take a look at all of the tracks (while attempting to breakdown my favorites) in hopes that it will give you a deeper understanding on a great body of work.
"Hell: The Sequel" consists of nine songs (with two more on the deluxe edition) and features production from some of the top producers in the game. Guys like Havoc (Mobb Deep) and Supa Dups to fellow Detroit Native Mr. Porter and Bangladesh.
1)Welcome 2 Hell (prod. Havoc)
The Intro. No hook. Just bars. The claim is that they are in a league of their own. A league very different from the competition.
In it, Eminem says…
"Thunder and lightning, rain, hail sleet with a tornado's the kind of brainstorm I get
So when the wind starts blowing, shit
Talking about going in? Going INsane is more like it"
Later in the verse is the segue that creates the plot for the album…Em continues with his verbal assault by rapping…
"Dick dastardly of audacity
Mental capacity, unmatched it has to be stopped
But it can't be, but man I can't just keep
Doing them like that or no one will rap with me
Except one, you asked who is it?…
And then Royce comes in claiming the he is the one that can rap with him and that this album is called Hell because
Guess who just came through the blast, you bitches
With the ratchet, the book of Matthew, a book of matches…
Clearly a "blast" and "a book of matches" refer to Fire, which is what "Hell" is supposedly filled with. The Book of Matthew reference symbolizes the controversial New Testament Book of the Bible which tells of the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth.
The rest of the song does a good job of breaking out scenarios where two things, when compared, would have drastically different outcomes or when left up to opinion…a staggering amount of people would choose one way over the other.
"With these ideas, anybody thinkin'
That the game don't need, the Bad and the Evil regime
That's like saying that bad boy Piston team didn't need Isaiah"
Isaiah Thomas was one of the most, if not the most, important players on those back-to-back NBA Championship Teams.
And perhaps you'll have no rebuttal in
fact, you seein' me in this rappin
is like saying Tila Tequila can sing like Jazmine Sullivan
Again, anyone that knows anything about singing knows that a claim that Tila Tequila is a better singer than Jazmine Sullivan is absolutely ridiculous. Just like you are if you aren't hooked after the first track.
2. Fastlane (prod. Supa Dups)
In that this was their first single off the the project feel free to watch the official music video below
3. The Reunion (prod. Sid Roams)
With claims that this is the true story of how they actually reunited, you are sucked in and listen with full attentiveness, to find out at the end that it's more a fictional tale of verbal and physical abuse. But if you are able to stomach a few derogatory statements and admire their ability to tell a story (fictional or non-fictional) you will appreciate this track.
4. Above the Law (prod. Mr. Porter)
One of the most passionate songs on the album. A few religious references from the duo, most notably Royce saying…
Partner, you're not hard, I body your hot bars
Beef is left you pray, right like Allahu Akbar
If you beef with Royce you'll be his prey and/or if you beef with Royce you better pray…double entente at it's finest.
5. I'm On Everything (prod. Mr. Porter)
It wouldn't be Eminem if there wasn't a catchy gimmicky song on the album. When I saw Mike Epps on the features I didn't know what to expect and his standup routine, although funny seemed a little misplaced. Especially for a recovering drug addict. Do not let that take away from some of the best back-and-forth rapping I've heard in a long time. Just wish I could relate to the topic a little bit more.
6. A Kiss (prod. Bangladesh)
My favorite song on the album. Eminem should write a novel on what to tell groupies after hearing him spit on this one. He begins with the line..
Get in the whip but you ain't turning, a frog into a prince, what you tryna keep convincing me for?
We all know the reference of a princess kissing a frog to turn him into a prince…but Eminem is stating that he doesn't want a kiss…what he actually wants is…
Now you in my whip just long as you understand that I can't be whipped
You say companionship, I say abandon ship, I'm a gigolo so you know
I'm always on the go, I don't got no time to slow down for no relation-shit
Drop the P and add a T, yeah, you can get mad at me all you want
But I'm ghost before you can even say boo, hun let alone call me one
A one night stand is all he wants with a female fan, yeah, one like Stan
and he's so about a one nightstand his bedroom has two lamps and only one nightstand
Get the hint? Ooh yeah boo, ew! I ain't finna' argue but why do you think
They call it boo? Yeah, cause the sound of it's 'posed to scare you
Whether it was the wordplay on "whip" (car/falling for someone), "boo" (term of endearment/ghost noise) or "one night stand (single night sexual encounter/a small piece of bedroom furniture) this verse stood out from the rest.
Royce doesn't disappoint when he comes in using the same style of wordplay with his line…
I don't give a fuck what your name is, we gon' call you Hi and Bye
Hope you bi in the mean time your name is Sharon
Hi/Bye as in hello and goodbye or high/bi as in on a drug and bi-sexual. Either way they will be "sharin' Sharon"
7. Lighters (prod. Eminem, The SmeeZingtons & Battle Roy)
Honestly I felt like Bruno Mars was a little out of place on this project. I later found out that Eminem heard him for the first time on the B.o.B album and really wanted to work with him. But whether or it was because this was the first "serious" song on the album or because I kept thinking Bruno Mars was going to say that he'll catch a grenade for someone, this track should have been saved for another album.
8. Take From Me (prod. Mr. Porter)
This song, although also very serious, seemed to belong more. Claret Jai, who also sang the hook on Above The Law, really killed this song with her introductory stanza…
Is everything not enough?
What more can I give up?
Is there anyone that I can trust?
I give you my all and you still take from me
Grabbing your attention from the way she recites her lines, Royce jumps in and gets straight to the point…
Always been the type of dude that'll feed my clique
I know that without the fans, I ain't shit but y'all better read my lips
I don't spit raps this ill, for you to just hack and steal
And leak my shit, so peep my drift, I hope y'all don't think you're helping me out with that shit
That shit stressin' me out
As someone who doesn't usually "buy" the music I have, this song kind of hit home for me. Yes these guys are well-off, but don't underestimate the amount of work they put in their craft. And if they do it for free, or you aren't going to purchase the stuff they put out, then why should they put out quality music they stay up all night writing or all day recording? It's not fair. That's why Eminem ends the song with this…
They'll appreciate me when I'm gone, they'll say it was ill, right?
The way I kill mics? But the way I feel right now?
It just feels like I'm so done with this shit, that I may as well wipe
I have nothing else to give you, nothing left to contribute
Farewell I bid you, but before I go, my last gift to you
Ladies and gentleman, Slaughterhouse I give you!
And with that very real very self-explanatory record, it transitions into the next one perfectly…
9. Loud Noises f. Slaughterhouse (prod. Mr. Porter)
Anytime I see a song featuring Slaughterhouse I put it on such a high pedestal before even listening. I did the same with this and it didn't disappoint. Rap fireworks were being shot off so to speak, and everytime I listen to this track I catch something I missed the first time around. This was a great effort by Eminem to showcase the members of Slaughterhouse after signing them to the Shady Records deal. The hardest part of a Slaughterhouse song is to rank the order of hottest verses…but this time I'd have to go with 1- Joell Ortiz 2- Crooked I 3- Royce Da 5'9 4- Joe Budden. Now go listen to Budden's verse and agree with me that that aren't artists putting out this quality of music anywhere else.
10. Living Proof (prod Mr. Porter)
The first song to leak on the internet (almost 4 months ago) and the one that reminded how well these guys gel…only to be multiplied by the other bonus track
11. Echo (prod DJ Khalil)
The creepy ghosly beat on this leak helped me realize that Royce and Eminem may be up to something collectively as well as get me extremely excited about it. It isn't often that you hear two top quality rappers meshing this well together and pushing each other to be more and more creative. The hook is extremely catchy and with the total time of this album totaling just under one hour this track leaves you wanting to hear more…
Excited what the future will bring
At the end of the day is this going to go down as a classic, probably not. Yes the lyrics are thought out, the production is top notch, but this, more than anything, was just two guys, who know how to rap, having fun again. The bulk of the album has a "fun" tone with a few "serious" tracks included. And that's what Hip-Hop is supposed to be about…so go get the album and remember to check back to apolloKIDZ for all of that exclusive content you can't get anywhere else on the internet.


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Subject: [LKS] MLN Testaments 1836+ part 13
Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 18:23:28 -0700 (PDT)
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Midlothian Testaments confirmed in the Edinburgh Commissarriot Court
1836+ per film # 0500256 part 13 cont:-
Agnes Ann HERIOT res #20 Leopold Pl, Edin dau of dec James HERIOT esq
surgeon late of Prince of Wales Island d 1 Jun 1837. Isabella HOWDEN or
HERIOT mother of defunct res Edin.
William WILSON res #2 Minto St, Edin d 2 Nov 1835. George WILSON coal
master Dalmarnock, John WILSON of Auchiniden, Alexander WILSON res
Largs & James WILSON res Hurlet
Alison ROBERTSON sometime servt to David MILNE mercht Edin dau of dec
Robert ROBERTSON weaver Fisherrow d 21 Jan 1839. Alexander ROBERTSON
brother german
Alexander ABERNETHY East Lochend Close Canongate, Edin d 26 Aug 1834.
Margaret STRONACH or ABERNETHY relict of defunct
George SMITH mercht Hamburg d there Nov 1834. Mrs Georgina SMITH or ST
AUBYN dau of defunct & sp of Robert STAPLETON de ST AUBYN res
Iyllingnols nr Horsias in Jutland
Charles Andrew SCOTT of Bridgeheugh d Rome 7 Apr 1838. Mrs Alicia SCOTT
mother of defunct
Marianne MANSON #17 Dalrymple Pl, Edin d 7 Dec 1838. Mrs Barbara MANSON
or McKAY sp of Angus McKAY miller & farmer Badlehavish, Par of
Dearness, Sutherlandshire & Mrs Ann MANSON or SIMPSON sp of James
SIMPSON joiner Castlehill nr Thurso, sister of defunct
Andrew DICKSON of Allan d 7 Jun 1837. Archibald DICKSON of Huntlaw,
William RICHARDSON seedsman Edin, Archibald SCOTT of Howcleugh famer at
Commonside, Charles SCOTT sometime mercht Leith & James DICKSON agent
or one of the agents for the British Linen Co at Hawick. The now dec
Walter DICKSON of Chatto & George DICKSON Charlotte Sq, Edin & James
DICKSON sometime res Clermont St, Edin nephew of defunct. Mentions
promissary note granted by Archibald DICKSON jnr esq.
Elizabeth FULTON sometime res Paisley afterwards Castle St, Edin d
Castle St 2 May 1835. William FULTON mercht Paisley brother of defunct
Anne HALDANE lately res #55 Cumberland St, Edin d 24 Oct 1838. Mrs Jane
HALDANE or MONTGOMERIE sp of Robert MONTGOMERIE banker Irvine & Mrs
Mary Anne HALDANE or DUNLOP sp of James DUNLOP of Annanhill, Ayrshire
neice of defunct
Robert HEDDERICK res Graham St, Edin d 15 Dec 1838. Robert HEDDERICK
natural son of defunct
Gourlay BALFOUR late mercht Leith confirmed 5 Mar 1839. Mrs Eliza or
Elizabeth LIDDELL or BALFOUR his wife
Barbara ROMANIS formerly of Cheapside, City of London thereafter
Dalkeith wid d 25 Jan 1839. Robert ROMANIS son of defunct
William SANDERSON tobacconist Edin d 26 Nov 1838. Alexander THOMSON
grocer West Bow, Edin executor.
James SLATER sometime 26th Regt of Foot thereafter res Leith d 3 Oct
1838. William SLATER corkcutter Arbroath brother of defunct
John LIVINGSTONE W.S. d 24 Nov 1838.
Charles HAMILTON Fairholm, Co Lanark d precincts of Holyrood House,
Edin 2 Dec 1821. James HAMILTON res Aberlady, Mrs Ann HAMILTON or HALL
res Gayfield Sq, Edin, Mrs Jacobina HAMILTON sp of William CULLEN
sometime surgeon Edin now at Elie, Co Fife, Mrs Charlotte HAMILTON or
DARLING sp of Thomas DARLING W.S., Miss Fanny HAMILTON sometime res
with Mrs GORDON West Preston St, Edin now with Mrs NIVEN Gilmerton as
being the son & daus of the defunct
Katherine CHISHOLM or HUTCHISON wid of Robert HUTCHISON flesher Leith
sometime res # 2 Ferry Rd?, Nth Leith afterwards Cassels Pl, Leith Walk
d 11 Jan 1837. Katherine HUTCHISON dau of defunct. Commander George
HUTCHISON Royal Navy her son.
Mrs Janet LOTHIAN sometime sp of John MARTIN vintner Edin d Carrubers
Close, Edin 26 Jan 1839. Robert MARTIN only child of defunct
William THOMSON domiciled d #44 Minto St, Newington, Edin 2 Jan 1839.
Andrew THOMSON Physician & surgeon Edin father of defunct 82.11s
Donald MacKENZIE late 42nd Regt d 5 Dec 1838. Capt Donald MacKENZIE
Castle St, Edin, John MacKENZIE brother of defunct & Mary BELL his
John McKEAN W.S. & Manager Scottish Widows Fund & Life Assurance
Society d 3 Jan 1839. Mrs Margaret THOMSON or McKEAN relict of defunct.
Alexander McKEAN sometime writing master High Schl of Edin now agent in
London for SCT Amicable Life Assurance Society, Hugh McKEAN sometime
writer Edin now W.S. & presently agent for SCT Widows Fund etc, William
Blair McKEAN mercht Leith pres res Broughton Pl, Edin
Margaret Chisholm FRASER wid of late William FRASER younger of
Culbokie, Invernesshire d Rome 14 Mar 1838.
Margaret Charlotte HOG or COLQUHOUN sp of Robert Gilmour COLQUHOUN
Fincastle d Bucharest 22 Nov 1838. Thomas HOG & James Maitland HOG of
Newliston brothers of defunct
Marjory BRYMER [sic] Minister at Marykirk, Co Kincardine d Edin Apr
Alexander MACARTNEY Cameron House nr Edin d 12 Dec 1838.
Daniel SCRYMGEOUR #40 Frederick St, Edin d 25 Mar 1838. James
SCRYMGEOUR student of divinity son of defunct
Elizabeth YOUNG sometime #19 Conduit St thereafter #8 Argyle St, London
dau of late John YOUNG formerly Professor of Greek, Univ of Glasgow, d
4 May 1836. Rev John YOUNG brother of defunct
David DAVIDSON formerly lodging & hotel keeper & latterly housekeeper
to United Service Club, Queen St, Edin d 10 May 1835.
Mrs Ann McNEILL wid of late Dr James McNEILL res Goatbrae Cottage,
Lasswade d 30 Aug 1838. Mrs Louisa Hope McNEILL or SHAW sp of Henry
SHAW lately Lieut 60th Regt of Foot pres res Comely Green nr Edin, dau
of defunct
William Gray CUNNINGHAM W.S. d 31 Dec 1838. Janetta GRANT or CUNNINGHAM
relict of defunct. Alexander CUNNNINGHAM W.S. his brother.
Isabell BENTHORN lately res #28 Charlotte Sq, Edin d 3 Feb 1839. Mary
BENTHORN or WALKER res Holkerslaw?, Co Northumberlan, ENG sister of
Mrs Elizabeth STEWART or KIRK wid of John KIRK teacher North Berwick
res Sunnyside, Par of Libberton d 30 Apr 1838. Mrs Elizabeth STEWART or
OSBURN sp of Robert OSBURN Innkeeper Dumfries dau of dec Robert STEWART
farmer Easthill who was brother to defunct. The said Elizabeth STEWART
or OSBURN neice of defunct.
James KEAY advocate d 31 Aug 1837. Elizabeth GRAHAM or KEAY relict of
Sir John HAY Smithfield & Haystoune, Baronet d Ronme 1 Nov 1838. Sir
Adam HAY now of Smithfield & Haystoune, Baronet res Edin brother german
Thomas GIBSON late mercht Leith, partner of Thomas & Robert Gibson
merchts there d 5 May 1838. Anderson GIBSON sometime clerk to Thomas &
Robert Gibson, now res Leith
Capt Alexander LIVINGSTON H.E.I.C. Bombay Army d Edin 23 Jan 1839. Capt
Andrew Armstrong BARNES 25th Regt of Foot brother in law. The now dec
Mrs Elizabeth LIVINGSTON or BLAIKIE the defuncts elder sister
Robert BARTON res City of Richmond, Virginia, USA d 16 May 1837. Miss
Margaret BARTON sometime res East Linton thereafter Haddington who died
there 7 Apr 1837. John BARTON Dr of Medicine, Haddington the surviving
Michael JOHNSON res Edin, clerk to Thomas Howie & Co carriers betwixt
Edin & Newcastle d 23 Apr 1838. Mary HEPBURN relict of defunct
William WILSON pocket book & dressing case manufacturer Edin d 22 Jun
1837. Mrs Margaret RALPH or WILSON relict of defunct. William WILSON
son of defunct
Ebenezer WATSON mercht Leith res Polton, Par of Lasswade d 27 Jul 1838.
David William GRANT res Beaumont Pl, Edin d 7 Feb 1838. John GRANT
shoemaker New York, Nth America, father of defunct
Mrs Hannah SHEPPARD or BRODIE wid of dec John Wright BRODIE plumber
Edin d 28 Jan 1839. Hannah Isabella & James Wright BRODIE chn of
Donald MacKAY res Rose St, Edin d 26 Dec 1838. Euphemia McLEAN or
[sic] his sp
Felicity Ann FIELDING or WALKER res Edin d 23 Lothian St, Edin Dec
1838. Francis WALKER res Glasgow, Felicity WALKER sp of _____(blank)
KEAY jeweller Perth & Jane WALKER sp of James PEACOCK printer Glasgow,
chn of defunct
Mrs Eliza MOYES wid of late Shadrach MOYES esq d #43 Minto St,
Newington 17 Jan 1839. Mrs Harriet MOYES or RENNY STRACHAN wid of dec
Thomas RENNY STRACHAN esq of Tarrie nr Arbroath, dau of defunct
Robert TOWART onetime straw hat maker Dundee d New York, America or
elsewhere abroad at close of year 1836 or beginning of 1837. Alexander,
Peter & John TOWART res Glasgow brothers german to defunct & Catherine
TOWART or SHAW wife of John SHAW carrier? Bridgegate, Glasgow. Margaret
TOWART wid of late John NORRIS ironmonger Glasgow, Janet TOWART or
KENNEDY wife of William KENNEDY baker Edin. Agmes OLIVER or TOWART the
sisters german.
David JOHNSTON res Regent Terr, Edin d 10 Jan 1839. David Graham
JOHNSON solicitor London, eldest son of defunct
Sir Patrick LIDESAY Major General in Army, KCB. Mrs Ann Cockburn
Halkett CRAIGIE or WAUCHOPE relict of John WAUCHOPE W.S. aunt to
Janet GOLDIE #36 Richmond St, Edin d 22 Feb 1839. John GOLDIE
blacksmith Edin son of def
Mrs Margaret HAY otherwise MacDOUGALL wid of the late Allan MacDOUGALL
W.S. d 15 Jan 1838. James HAY of Belton nephew of defunct
Adam FRIER mercht Edin d Merchant St 9 Mar 1819. William SMITH res Saxe
Coburg Pl, Edin nephew of defunct
Miss Euphemia SIVRIGHT of South house d Carlton Pl, Edin 30 Jan 1839.
Elizabeth SIVRIGHT of South house res West Maitland St, Edin &
Catherine SIVRIGHT of Meggetland res Carlton Pl, Edin sister german.
The dec Thomas SIVRIGHT esq.
John CRERAR grocer & wine mercht res Minto St, Newington, Edin d 28 Mar
William HENDERSON vetinary surgeon Edin d Charlotte St, Edin 11 Jul
David RATTRAY formerly Lieut Col 63rd Regt of Foot d Daventry ENG 23
Feb 1820. Wm RATTRAY Lieut 72nd Regt of Foot, John Hamilton RATTRAY res
Rothesay sons of defunct
Mrs Isabella GORDON or BALMAIN wid of James BALMAIN esq Commissioner of
Excise SCT d Bellfield Trinity nr Newhaven 27 Dec 1836. Fletcher Norton
BALMAIN Lind Grove, Ripley, Surrey, ENG son of defunct
Alexander HUNTER 2nd son of dec Alexander Gibson HUNTER esq of
Blackness d Queen St, Edin Apr 1827. David HUNTER Blackness. Dr Thomas
HUNTER 12th Lancers, Elizabeth HUNTER res Queen St, Edin & Amelia
Gardyne HUNTER also res there, brothers & sisters german of defunct
Robert NEWBIGGING writer Edin d 27 Mar 1837. William NEWBIGGING surgeon
Edin. The now dec Robert NEWBIGGING writer Lanark his father & Thomas
NEWBIGGING mercht Leith his brother
John WALKER late printer Edin d 13 Mar 1839. Mary WALKER res George Sq,
Edin sister of defunct
Alexander ALLAN philosophical instrument maker Edin d 5 Apr 1839.
Mrs Susana SCOTT otherwise GRINLY res James Sq, Edin wid of now dec
William GRINLY sometime broker Leith d 19 Mar 1839. Lieut Col George
SCOTT brother of defunct
Mrs Emma WILLING or MAITLAND youngest surviving dau of dec Thomas Muir
WILLING esq of Philadelphia, USA & sp of James MAITLAND esq Commander
Royal Navy d Edin 19 Jun 1839.
John GILLIES Depute Bar Keeper to Court of Session d James Court, Edin
21 Jan 1831. Mrs Catherine GILLIES or LAING wife of James LAING carter
Fountainbridge, Edin & dau of defunct
William ROWE #3 Comely Green Pl, late landing waiter of Customs, Port
of Leith d 6 Jan 1839.
Mrs Rosina DAVIDSON otherwise HOPE res Lothian St, Edin relict of late
Mr James HOPE farmer Newton d 3 Feb 1839. William DAVIDSON res Duncan
St, Newington, Edin brother of defunct
Bethia ALEXANDER sometime Airdrie House, Co Lanark d Edin Apr 1839.
J.A. HANKEY nephew of defunct, Thomson HANKEY her brother in law (my
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Kate Hudson wasn't even born when her mother, Goldie Hawn, won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for playing the dippy mistress in 1969's Cactus Flower. Nor was she around to witness the '70s rock scene, the backdrop for her film Almost Famous. Nevertheless, her beguiling turn as Penny Lane, a groupie excuse us, ''band-aid'' searching for a heart of gold manages to embody the era's freewheeling yet bittersweet spirit. And now the 21-year-old actress finds herself up for the same award her mom won 31 years ago.
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Black Rain - My Review
Ozzy Black Rain:
Initial impression. CD and cover art look nothing like what I have seen on the net. Very simple design. Looks awesome. First Cardboard cd cover from Ozzy (unless you count Live and loud with the grill)
Stream of conscience review
Not going away – Great guitar solo. Lyrically ok. Good heavy song
I don't wanna stop - another great guitar solo from Zakk. Love the bass line and underlying beat.
Black Rain – Harmonica start – cool. Odd beat to it. Think this one will grow on me but first impression not the best Ozzy I have heard. Like the outtro.
Lay your world on me. Slow song. Like the melody line. Has got a Momma I'm coming home type of feel to it.
The almighty dollar – fun bass line. Down and dirty Ozzy vocals. Not sure I like the bridge but the rest of it is great. Very different Ozzy song. Synth outro. Like it. Very Beatlesque feel to it but heavy.
11 Silver - BLS feel to this song. Sounds like crowd noise in the background. Like at a concert – chanting Yeah, yeah yeah. Good guitar work by Zakk. Definitely a Zakk song. Like the bass too.
Civilize the universe – more BLS (which is a good thing) . Ozzy sounds great. Like the attitude in the lyrics and vocals. Ozzy singing with conviction. Post solo drum and guitar, great rhythm.
Here for you – Zakk on paino? Power Ballad. Love Ozzy's voice on this.
Countdowns begun – Nice heavy intro. Down beat guitar work. Armageddon. Think this could be faster but pretty good. Zakk starts the solo even before the solo is set to begin, like he can't wait to get into it. Like the enthusiasm… Ultimate sin?
Trap door – Heavy. Hope this keeps up!! Great beat. Ozzy is awesome on this. Best song on the album?!? Absolutely!! Awesome heavy song. Wish there was more of this on here!
The end. No bonus tracks or anything.
Can't wait to get this home and on my home stereo.
Not the best review I know but initial, untainted impression. Very different Ozzy album. Does have a NO more tears feel to it but less polished. Trap door is awesome. Civilize the universe and not going away are good too. Favorite is Trap door and Almighty Dollar. Which is saying something because I really like I don't wanna stop but these two are unique for Ozzy.
Anyway, my opinion. Take from it what you will
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Review is ok....I feel quite the same. but I think I have to listen to the songs really often to make up my mind....I really love a song if I still like it after 100 times I've heard it ;) But I'm pretty impressed by the record so far! really like it
Who said there's no treasure at the end of the rainbow??
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You can definetly tell that Zakk and Ozzy wrote most of it... the whole album has a BLS feel to it... but you can also hear the old skool influence in it... i.e. the intro of I Don't Wanna Stop
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Got it. LOVE IT! But the CD Packaging SUCKS!
Is this just for the pre-order? Is the store cds gonna be better packaged? (like with at least a booklet?)
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Does anyone else think the intro to "Black Rain" and "Countdown's Begun" sound the same?
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I love the cd so far but what's with the cover? It really sucks...not even a real box...just cheap card box and no booklet and no lirycs....I can't believe that Sharon and Ozzy would let that happen....the music is great tho...here for you is great.
Ozzy rules!!
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this is a fckn kick ass c.d.!!!!!!!!!!! TRAP DOOR RULZZZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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For all you people who are whining about the packaging, all I have to say is: YOU HAVE NO APPRECIATION FOR GOOD ROCK N ROLL!!! It seems like every new CD that comes out needs a "bonus disk CD ROM/DVD" to make a good impression on fans. I think the stripped down packaging only adds to this masterpiece. Get rid of the garbage, get rid of the six extra songs you weren't going to listen to anyway, and it leaves you with what you were really buying anyway.... THE MUSIC!
(Plus the guy is puttin on a free tour for all you whiny maggots anyway. Who can really complain if he cut some of his annual expenses by simplifing the packaging?)
BOTTOM LINE: Quit your b****ing and jam out for Christ sake!!!
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agree about the booklet... i wanted some fresh pictures and some lyrics!! but hey... can't resist
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Only heard the first few songs.. Siunds great so far..
About all the peopel b****ing about the cover.
Start thinking about the enviorment.. Maybe they did.. There is no need for all that extra plastic and crap at all... If you want pictures there are plenty to download on the internet... Its all about the music..
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great cd i got it from target and the package sucks its the cardboard thing just like the ones you guys are getting from sony and it has the code to get the free ozzfest tix... also
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Mine should be in my mailbox Saturday.... CAN'T WAIT!!!
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great album why is everyone so worried about the case ? iam not its about supporting ozzy the best front man ever
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Love the music. I listened to it 4 times this morning already. Thank you GOD! Zakk is back, as is Ozzy! Glad to hear a better band, and producer. So much better than "Down To Earth", and "Under Cover". Still they are good, just not the best. The cover art is great, just cheap packageing. Had to get all info off web site. Oh well...
Also check out URIAH HEEP. They STILL rock, and have a new CD coming out in September. 35 + years, not bad!! Just like the Grandfather of f***ing Rock Ozzy,[as Zakk calls him], they Still are the s***! Always have been, always will be.
Just saw Roger Waters in concert at Ford Amphatheatre, in Tampa on 5-19-07. Another great show to see. Just as good as Floyd, in Tampa, in 1978! [Animals tour!]
Anyway-OZZY rocks-once again!!! Glad you are back!!!
Zakk"s "Shot To Hell" is great too.
Jim Russell, Sr
Tampa, Florida.@ 5-22-07, 8:16am.
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can't wait to get mine and play it ever day till I get tired of it which I probably wont.
Ozzy rules!!
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here is a review I did when I got the album
I am slightly disappointed about the bonus tracks. If only I'd know earlier. Other than that I think this is a very strong album.
Not Going Away - opening this album is a great heavy riff. Lyrically it reminds me of Gets Me Through from Ozzy's last album Down To Earth. A real floor stomping track. The solo is nothing too special but I think the song needed it, and I really like the effects after the solo. At first I thought Ozzy was going to attempt to growl like all the nu metal bands out there.
I Don't Wanna Stop - there is something not quite right about the drums in the intro muffled or something. Sounds like the tone Ozzy has on the covers he did. I really like the lyrics though great work on that front. Very Zakk-esque solo a perfect fit. All in all its a pretty good song but I don't think it'll make any of my top lists or personal compilations.
Black Rain - title track alright!!!! I was very excited when I heard the harmonica but as I listen I don't think its Ozzy playing unless he recorded the vocals over it. It'd be impossible for him to do both live. This song has an almost blue grass bass groove in the first few minutes. Again great lyrics and the vocal effect fit well. Very unique and surprising that it works when we get to the bridge and the chanting "Left, left, left right left". No solo but the end sets up for a great place to have either a drum or guitar solo. I really hope they do this live.
Lay Your World On Me - I'm thinking about cutting the first drum easures out of my mp3 file so it just start with the bass. Here is a mello one but following other mello songs of his, a very personal and very relevant in my personal life. A song to lift you lighters (or cell phones nowadays) to. Miss the epic solo from Zakk. There is a point where it sounds as if Zakk is going to do one but it doesn't happen. That the only negative thing I feel about this one.
The Almighty Dollar - From mello to heavy as hell opening riff that tetters off into a bass groove. Socially relevant lyrics but I'm not sure Ozzy is the right person to sing about it. I'm not too into the piano part the lingers for a few moments. And only a tiny solo from Zakk (if you can even call it that.
11 Silver - When I imported my CD this track came up as "Silver" but everywhere else lists the track as "11 Silver". A fast paced song with a great riff by Zakk. Vocal effect are a little over the top. I enjoy the chanting, I can envision them doing this one live with the crowd chanting "Oye, Oye, Oye" along with with. This is a song to listen to the solo a bit short but its pretty fitting. In the end you can hear Ozzy say "Is that the last song" which makes me think the 11 wasn't origionally supposed to be there. Like it was the 11th track recorded and when they were reworking the ordering for the album the 11 was brought in with Silver.
Civilize The Universe - This track struck me when I was reading the tracklisting on the back. Reminisant of I Don't Know but what I really love about this song is Ozzy's melody. Very deep and I just love the lyrics. The bridge doesn't setup for the solo very well and the solo is again short. But there is a nice spot for live bass and drum improvisions. This went immediately into my "Ozzy Osbourne +" playlist.
Here For You - another slow one. Wonderdul orchestral workings. An instant sing-along. Great melody by Ozzy and great lyrics, I just love them. A teaser of an epic solo but again we don't get one \:\( , maybe live.
Countdown's Begun - Great title to begin with. Another one that fits well with Down To Earth. Ozzy revisits a more politcal lyrical content like War Pigs and Killer Of Giants. Another setup for what would have been a great place for a big solo. A pretty good song overall.
Trap Door - great way to end the album. The intro made me think of Magica by Dio . Heavy vocal effect but not over the top. A song that will get your head banging and your fists pounding the air. The ending is a little weird at first but the band pulls it together in the end.
Overall feelings - I think this is a very stong album a great surprise after reading some reviews s***ing on it. My only complaints are that I wish I was informed about the bonus track earlier and there are not enough solos. I really hate this idea that once there is a solo on a song it sounds dated. I don't think every song needs a solo but a lot of these songs would be much better with solos/longer solos. Hopefully When it comes to doing these songs live Zakk will get some shredding in.
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i got the civilize the universe chorus stuck in my head
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Great Album. Very Very Pleased!
1. Not Going Away- I love this song. very heavy and hard. I love the nu-metalish growls in the middle(but glad he didnt take that too far)
2. I DOnt Wanna Stop-Great song. glad this was the single. got me very pumped for the album.
3. Black Rain- Very old school song, of all 10 tracks this one reminds me the most of a Sabbath song. I hear the old Sab influence. The harmonica, the lyrics, the dark gloony sound, and i like the little jam session at the end, it doesnt just end with the last line of the chorus, very Iommi.
4. Lay Your WOrld On Me- as of now my favorite song on the album. Very dark and gloomy at first, but then after the first few lines it warms up a little and becomes more obviously a ballad. Reminds me of my girlfriend, Sharon.
5. The Almighty Dollar- good song. at times reminds me a BIT of Pink Floyd and others NIN, but with a cool Ozzy spin. I love the way he delivers the lyrics. and a great concept
6. 11 Silver- good old drug song. like many have said a very BLS feel. Love the vocal effects!
7. Civilize The Universe- as of right now my least fav song on the album and i still like it. Good opening
8. Here FOr You- Great, great ballad. I loved this song from the time I heard the sample on ozzynet.com
9. COuntdown's Begun- another good song. Great lyrics
10. Trap Door- ANother very different sounding song for Ozzy, but he makes it work. Good song. I cant stop singing "standing on the trap door" over and over another good experiment with the vocals that worked
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There you can listen new songs if you want. i cant wait so i listened all one time. Its gonna be f***ing great album again. Ozzy you did it again, Kicks Ass \,,/
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May 18th, 2013 adminThe Winston Speedway is one of the most popular race car tracks out there. The one thing that a lot of people wonder is if amateurs are allowed to race on this course. The truth is that anyone can race on the Winston Speedway, but you definitely need to have gone through rigorous training and ensure that you are completely safe while on the road. The reason behind this is due to the fact that the professionals running the Winston Speedway want everyone to have a safe experience and this includes both the drivers and the people watching the race.
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It is not known exactly when Jews first settled in Boxmeer.
Obviously, Jews lived there prior to 1730, the year in which
governmental authorities expelled all Jewish residents from the
town. It was only by the mid-nineteenth century that a small Jewish
community again arose in Boxmeer. At first, the Jews of Boxmeer
belonged to the community of the town of Cuijk. It was not until 1858, that the Jewish
community of Boxmeer received independent status.
Boxmeer community's synagogue, located on the street formerly named
Manenbiest, was inaugurated in 1865. For centuries, Boxmeer Jews
had buried their dead in the Jewish cemetery at Vierlingsbeek. The
oldest remaining gravestone in the cemetery dates from 1784. The
community maintained a burial society and a voluntary organization
for the maintenance of the synagogue. The community also provided
Jewish education for its children. In 1930, the Jewish community of
the village of Vierlingsbeek was incorporated into that
of Boxmeer.
A slaughterhouse owned by the Jewish firm of Lion en De Wijze
contributed much to the growth and economic development of Boxmeer.
However, the economy of Boxmeer peaked early in the twentieth
century. Thereafter, the Jewish population of Boxmeer began to
decline. Nevertheless, in 1925, festivities were held in honor of
the sixtieth anniversary of the community's synagogue. During the
1930's, the arrival in Boxmeer of Jewish refugees from Germany led
to a doubling of the local Jewish population.
November, 1942, the Germans deported all Jews from Boxmeer. None of
them returned alive from the death camps. The synagogue was badly
damaged during the war and razed in 1944.
In 1947, the Jewish community of Boxmeer was officially merged into
that of Eindhoven. Since 1961, a commission chaired
by the mayor of Boxmeer has cared for the restoration and
maintenance of the local Jewish cemetery. In 1989, a plaque in
memory of the murdered Jews of Boxmeer was affixed to the wall of
the cemetery. In 1995, a memorial monument incorporating a piece of
the fence of the former synagogue was unveiled in the town.
Jewish population of Boxmeer and surroundings:
1809 | 31 |
1840 | 39 |
1869 | 53 |
1899 | 46 |
1930 | 32 |
Dossiers (158) van de Commissie voor Oorlogsschade mbt 155 joodse
gemeentes (Amsterdam en mediene), 1945-1950.
Collectie > Documenten > 00005954
Gedicht ter gelegenheid van het Chanuka-Feest. Op de melodieuze wijze: Maoz Tsoer.
1900 (ca.)
Gedicht tgv. het Chanoeka-feest op de melodie van Maoz Tsoer, gemaakt
door godsdienstleraar H. Frank uit Boxmeer ca. 1900.
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object, stempel. materiaal, hout & metaal. hoogte, 8.0. breedte, 4.0. collectie,
Joods Historisch Museum, collectie Jaap van Velzen. trefwoorden, Boxmeer. jhm-nummer ...
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Van onzen Eindhovenschen Correspondent.
Verslag van een bijeenkomst met als doel de verkiezing van een opperrabbijn voor
het gecombineerde ressort Noord-Brabant-Limburg. Er waren drieendertig afgevaardigden ...
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Aidan Eardley is another firm favourite with instructing solicitors, who agree that he is "a rising star in the privacy and defamation field as he is incredibly user-friendly, an excellent pleader, and he gets things down beautifully in writing." Chambers and Partners 2010
Freedom of information expert Aidan Eardley' produces excellent paperwork' The Legal 500 2008/9
"Others to garner market approval include the "phenomenally bright"Aidan Eardley whose "incredible brain masters the technical aspects of libel work with ease" Chambers and Partners 2008
B.A. (Hons) (First Class) French and Philosophy, Merton College, Oxford Distinction, CPE (postgraduate law diploma) City University, London Outstanding, BVC (Bar Vocational Course) Inns of Court School of Law Awarded Scarman Prize (for 2nd highest BVC results at ICSL, 2002), Student of the Year award and Buchanan Prize (for highest BVC results at Lincoln's Inn, 2002), Denning Scholarship (Lincoln's Inn, 2001), Hardwicke Entrance Scholarship (Lincoln's inn, 2000) Pupil at One Brick Court 2002-3 Tenant at One Brick Court from 2003
Contributor – Arlidge, Eady & Smith on Contempt, 4th Edition – December 2011; Supplement to 4th Edition – 2013.
Co-Author Duncan & Neill on Defamation, 3rd Edition – October 2009; 4th Edition forthcoming 2015.
Articles on media law in The Times, Entertainment Law Review, New Law Journal, Workplace Law and others.
Talks for One Brick Court external events, publishers and solicitors. Speaking on FOIA at the 2013 IBC Protecting the Media Conference.
Appointed part-time judge of the First Tier Tribunal (Social Entitlement Chamber), 2013
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It has been five days since Cory Monteith was found dead in a Vancouver, Canada hotel room. And since the star's devastating death, fans and friends alike have mourned over the world's tremendous loss. But it was Emmy nominee Jane Lynch whose reaction to the passing of her friend and co-star left us deeply moved.
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The 53-year-old Glee star stopped by The Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night to promote her new game show Hollywood Game Night. However, the conversation took an obvious turn when the white-haired host brought up the death of the Canadian native.
"I want to commend you for being here tonight," Leno said to Lynch. "I know you're a real pro. And it's been a really tough week for the whole Glee family because you lost Cory Monteith." After Leno expressed his condolences he then politely asked Lynch to tell him about her friend, whom he never had the chance to meet.
"Cory's one of the biggest hearts, was a real bright light," she told Leno. "He was one of those guys that, you know, he knew he was breathing rarefied air --- the gifts that this show, this wonderful show gave us." Lynch was clearly choked up as she talked about Monteith and everything that made him special. "He was always aware that it was a gift and he was quite generous. He was one of those adventurous types of people. I always admired how he would get up ... you know, he would fly to Mexico, he'd throw parties for his friends. I don't think he left one day unlived. He was a real bright light in our family. We've lost a really great guy."
Lynch, who is never at a loss for words, was clearly struggling as she reminisced about her friend, who reportedly died due to "mixed drug toxicity." Leno then asked the Broadway buff to explain how she would like people to remember the brown-haired actor who played Finn Hudson on the hit FOX TV series. "He once flew across the country on his own nickel to meet with a sick kid whose last wish was to meet him. That's the kind of guy he was. He was just a real giver."
According to reports the actor was cremated on Tuesday following a private viewing with his family and girlfriend (and Glee co-star) Lea Michele. The 26-year-old is even planning her beau's funeral, according to Us Weekly. "She's been talking with Cory's family the entire time and wants to plan the whole funeral," an insider said. Will Monteith's other co-stars from the highly acclaimed TV show attend his funeral? We would bet our Glee DVD collection on it.