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Campbell is incorporating dandelions into her wedding day. As she and her new husband make their big exit, Campbell wants to have guests blow dandelions their way.
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The University of Virginia's College at Wise will celebrate the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. on Jan. 20 with a dinner, music, lecture and a variety of performances.
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Marc Leishman might be an unfamiliar name atop the leader board, but the Australian suddenly feels quite comfortable at Augusta National.
"Growing up as a kid, you always had the putt to win the Masters. That was on the putting green – 'This putt's to win the Masters,'" Leishman said in a press conference after his round. "To be here is awesome, and to be sitting here is pretty cool. It's only Thursday afternoon, so there's a lot of golf to play, but I feel good about my game."
Leishman, who lives in Virginia Beach, Va., has been a fixture in the top-100 of the PGA Tour money list the past four years, and he received an invitation to the 2013 Masters by winning the Travelers Championship last July.
Leishman had not played at Augusta since his debut in 2010, and Thursday's 6-under-par 66 far exceeded his missed cut (72-79–151) back then.
"The first time I was here, a few years ago, I was like a bit of a deer in headlights," the 29-year-old said. "I found myself looking around a little bit too much and not concentrating on getting the ball in the hole, which is what you need to do."
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Leishman described that run as "awesome," but added, "I never really got ahead of myself, because I know that this course can bite you pretty quickly. If you miss it in the wrong spot, you can easily have a bogey, and then double is pretty easy to come by around here.
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Leishman credits a productive practice round and a laid-back approach as the main reasons for his opening-round success.
"The turning point for me yesterday, for the week, was I just played the back nine, birdied 10, 11, 12 and then eagled 13," Leishman said. "And I haven't been on a run like that ever around this golf course, so it was good to know that it's possible, because it felt impossible last time I was here.
"But it's just been a relaxing week," he added. "I've taken it easy. I've only played nine holes every day. I had a really good time in the Par 3 tournament yesterday. I had my wife, Audrey, and (son), Harvey, running around. Mom and Dad were in the crowd; they are over from Australia. That was really good — relaxing, playing with Wayne Grady and Ian Baker‑Finch. We had a really good time, and it was just a good lead‑up to today, I think."
In the 77-year history of the Masters, no Australian has ever won the Masters. Greg Norman famously came close in 1986 and again in 1996, when he squandered a six-stroke lead to Nick Faldo. Adam Scott and Jason Day nearly broke through in 2011 with their tie for second place, one stroke behind Charl Schwartzel.
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ROCKVILLE, Md., Feb. 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS) announced today to its growing membership of nearly 300 member companies in 11 different countries that the hour-long monthly webinars will be included as a member benefit. The two monthly webinars series focus on Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and Good Business Practice (GBP).
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Tell Me More will host a live radio broadcast and Twitter Education Forum on October 10th. Host Michel Martin will discuss the roles of teachers, parents, government, business —- and of course, social media. To do that, Martin wants to start the conversation now with listeners via Twitter. Join Tell Me More on Twitter today by using #npredchat.
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Alptraum (Nightmare)
An Alternative History Affair
By TekcoR
Thorns in the West
During our offensive into the west I received what I thought was phone call that I thought was a drill. "The Americans have landed outside of Amsterdam!" shouted a local commander. I wonder if the Americans knew that it was far from their supply bases in England and that the Netherlands was our staging ground for our Luftwaffe based personnel – the fierce Fallschrim Armee that consisted of ten paratrooper divisions and five panzer divisions. When I was on leave a few months before the Soviet betrayal, I had the chance to visit Amsterdam and meet with a few of the troopers. All I can say is, they are tough as hell and their defensive work is some of the best I've seen in the Reich.
But nonetheless, the Americans decided to invade. I'm not sure if it was the overwhelming force that the Americans brought, but the airborne troopers were caught in a fight for their life. Ten days after the invasion (which began September 5th), the Americans had captured the city of Amsterdam and forced the surrender of one of our divisions. Fromm was busy inspecting the Eastern Front at the time, thus in his name I ordered the departure of 10 Light Infantry (Jager) divisions from the Reserve Armee to assist in containing the invasion. Reports later stated that the British had decided to also reinforce their American compatriots.
By November 8th, I received word that our counter-offensive began shortly after the arrival of the ten light infantry divisions. After a few days of fighting, the Americans; which to this point I can tell had seen as much combat as a thirteen year old city boy – that is to say none – had been repulsed back to Amsterdam which was once again in our hands by November 12th. Our forces continued to reclaim the lost territory – the American tanks were inferior to our Panzer IV and Vs; which had been designed to counter the superior Soviet tanks we witnessed in 1942.
I was looking forward to the end of the month. Not because of the victories that we were getting, but I was getting the chance to return home for a few weeks. I live in Norddeich, a small town in East Friesland pretty close to the Dutch border. My leave starts December first. But before I can go I do have to finish filing and filling out requests for replacements. On the last day before my leave, I quickly read over the latest news from the front.
"November 27th – Nine Yankee Divisions trapped at Den Helder," which was soon accompanied by "November 31st – Yankees surrender. Franklin Roosevelt vows to continue the war until the last man." With that out of the way, I left for what would hopefully be a great three weeks home with my family. It's been quite awhile, over a year and a half. I'm excited yet terrified. I think I have changed quite a bit and might not be recognized by my beautiful kids.


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The Spring Inn, Sulhamstead - pub details
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Address: Bath Road, Sulhamstead, nr Theale, Reading, Berkshire, RG7 5HP [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 5719) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Website: http://www.thespringinn.co.uk
Theale (1.7 miles), Aldermaston (2.3 miles), Midgham (3.9 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz night, Live music, TV, Sky TV
- Food served (12pm-10pm), Sunday roast, Real ale, Cocktails
- Canalside location
- Outside seating, Dogs allowed, Children allowed, Late licence, Credit cards accepted, Car park, Smoking area, Function room for hire, Wireless internet access, Coach parties welcome, Disabled access, Disabled toilet
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Pub now closed and boarded up delpus - 21 Apr 2014 06:39 |
Tried to visit this pub yesterday and it was shut at lunchtime (Saturday). The doors appeared to be nailed shut. twm_sion_cati - 1 May 2011 15:43 |
Brilliant pub quiz on a Monday evening. Good crowd, lots of people eating and enjoying a pint or two with the quiz. Well worth a visit on Monday evenings. AnnabelMC - 3 Aug 2010 00:15 |
I booked The Spring for my 21st Birthday meal with my family after a> recommendation from a friend - it certainly did not disappoint! The foodwas> divine and the service was exceptional. Nothing was too much trouble andall> staff members made every effort to make my night special. I would without> hesitation, recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great night> out with delicious food! Larissa32 - 27 Jan 2010 18:56 |
Stopped into the Spring for lunch (in November 09) for the first time since it reopened and it was a bit of a disappointment; no atmosphere, a bit clinical. The food was OK but nothing special, and it wasn't all that cheap. Interesting choice of guest beers, and I guess they were still getting used to running the place since the service was a bit erratic. Maybe one to try again in the summer, but not as good as the Fox & Hounds in Theale. ewand - 17 Jan 2010 20:57 |
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Benefit concert Aug. 22 for young
musician, Meredith Oatman-Thompson
The Pullman-Moscow Chapter of the American Guild of organists will host a benefit concert at 3 p. m. Sunday, August 22 for a remarkable organist, 14-year-old Meredith Oatman-Thompson of Orofino. The concert will be held at the Lewiston United Methodist Church at 1906 Broadview Dr. in Lewiston.
Meredith will be entering
She attended school in
Orofino, is the daughter of Todd and Susan Thompson and the granddaughter of
Marion Thompson formerly of Orofino currently of Coeur d' Alene.
Meredith is headed for
– not Interlochen
Interlochen has awarded
Meredith a generous scholarship but her family needs help in covering the
remaining costs of attending a boarding school so far away. The scholarship pays
80 percent.
Meredith studied piano with
Kay Kirkpatrick as her instructor in Orofino, and has accompanied Orofino Junior
Choir, under the direction of Jan Holzer. She accompanied six competitive music
festivals and the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival with the choir. She
plays piano and organ for the
Her ideal
Johann Sebastian Bach,
besides being a preeminent composer, was an
organist, harpsichordist, and violist.
Meredith loves Bach's music,
she wanted to play his works as he did – on the organ. Her parents were able to
purchase an old Wurlitzer on eBay for $25, which started her off playing the
She studied guitar with
Morgan Zearlott and conducted her own rock band. She studied organ with Thomas
Schumacher in
Meridith had to study the pipe organ in Lewiston as her home town of Orofino has
no pipe organ.
By 2009-2010, Meredith had
participated in three performances on the organ at the Lewiston Seventh Day
Adventist Church, including music by Giovanni Gabrielli and J.S. Bach with the
Fair Winds Brass quintet led by Dr. David Wilkinson. She has performed pieces by
Kabelevski, Kuhlau, Khatchaturian, Mendelssohn, Mozart, and Chopin. She won
first place in the Terry Jordan Memorial Organ Competition, two years in a row,
as the youngest competitor.
The benefit concert will
feature AGO members performing on the pipe organ. If you are unable to attend
and wish to support this young musician in her quest for excellence and to
further her studies, donations are being accepted at a fund set up at
AmericanWest Bank. Persons may make contributions to the Meredith Thompson fund,
AmericanWest Bank Orofino Branch, 100 Main Street, P. O. Box 2258 Orofino, Idaho
Meredith has earned this opportunity through self-disciple and hard work. She has been blessed with talent and a love of classical and sacred music.


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Culture Connect Featured Event
A Civil War Christmas: An American Musical Celebration
Oddfellows Playhouse Youth Theater & Connecticut Heritage Productions
Oddfellows Playhouse Youth Theater and Connecticut Heritage Productions are joining creative forces this holiday season with a co-production of Paula Vogel's A Civil War Christmas: An American Musical Celebration.
Directed By: Peter Loffredo
Dates: December 6,7,8,14,15
Times: All performances at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $15 Adults / $8 Students & Seniors
A Civil War Christmas: An American Musical Celebration is set in Washington, D.C., on Christmas Eve 1864, during the Civil War. President Lincoln has just been reelected, and General Sherman is marching troops into battle. Interweaving historical figures with fictional characters, A Civil War Christmas not only entertains but inspires the audience by portraying the real-life struggles that occured and the human spirit that endured during one of the most difficult times in our history. Christmas carols and folk songs are sung throughout by the ensemble, with additional period music performed by a group of instrumentalists.
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