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Efficient bureaucracy lured foreign companies to Syria and despite recent oil company-focused extremist attacks, these firms believe whoever wins this battle will continue to respect their presence in the country.
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Escalating violence in Syria has targeted oil-related facilities, but for now foreign firms are doing business as usual in a nation, whose economy is reliant on crude, said Ken Judge, director of corporate development and communications at British oil explorer Gulfsands Petroleum.
"The situation is obviously rather fluid," he said after one of his frequent trips to Syria. "While security is maintained at these facilities, we will remain able to operate our business."
Citing evidence that Islamic extremists had infiltrated protests against President Bashar al-Assad's 11-year rule, he noted they had attacked government buildings and oil-related facilities "in recent days", but said so far disruption had been avoided.
Asked about the likelihood of sanctions against Syria's oil business, he referred to the European Union decision on Tuesday to amend a list of those targeted by asset freezes and travel bans.
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Analysts have said the appetite for direct sanctions on Syria's oil industry is limited as oil at above $115 a barrel for Brent crude has reached a level economists have argued is damaging for the world's fragile economy.
Gulfsands is active in Syria, Tunisia and Iraq. In Syria, it operates a production-sharing contract in Block 26, in which it has a 50 percent interest. The other 50 percent is held by Chinese oil group Sinochem.
The contract covers the Khurbet East and Yousefieh fields, where Gulfsands plans to increase production to 24,000 barrels per day (bpd) by the end of this year from 21,000 bpd now.
Syria as a whole needs to increase its oil production to 600,000 bpd by 2015 from around 390,000 bpd to meet the requirements of its economic plan, Judge said, adding talks with Iraq on importing oil were ongoing.
Foreign operators had been lured since Syria opened up to them in 2003 by what Judge referred to as fiscal terms that are "the best of any country in the Middle East" and by an efficient bureaucracy.
Judge cited an instance of its taking only eight days to get approval for 35-year oil exploration contract in Syria.
Gulfsands also has the advantage of very low production costs in Syria — "about $2 a barrel", said Judge.
Gulfsands and other foreign oil companies are awaiting results of a December 2010 onshore licensing round and are poised for an offshore round scheduled for early October.
"Present indications are that there will be a significant number of prospective licensees," Judge said.
For the long term, Judge said he was confident production-sharing agreements, which Gulfsands and more than 25 other contractors hold with the Syrian government, would be honoured.
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I am in the UK with the 0049* IMEI and trying to fix it. Here is my issue/worry
My boot loader is I9300XXUGMK6
My baseband is I9300XXELL4 ( although in terminal emulator running getptop ro.baseband it comes up as unknow )
My ROM is - KIES_HOME_I9300XXELL4_I9300OXAELL4_566833_REV00_us er_low_ship.tar flashed VIA odin ( it was the only ROM out of 100s tried that gave me baseband and IMEI 0049* others where just null )
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camellia sinensis darkening and spots
I have just begun to grow camellia sinensis-assamica. it it is turning dark to blackish on upper leaves all over in small spots. some spots near edges then become thin and gray. almost like a drop of acid slowly eating thru.
some places where leaves connnect to stalk are changing color (gray to brown) too. a few pin-hole black-spots on top on other plants. at the same time...many many new young leaves are opening all over my six plants. DON'T LET MY FUTURE TEA DIE!! :) help :)
Its hard to tell whether this is normal leaf drop, or if you have spider mites or something else. The flush of late summer new growth sounds good. Can you post a ditigal photo? I noticed my sinensis began blooming this week, do you have any blooms or bloom buds?
I have a tea plant camellia sinensis assamica, about a year old. It has developed a reddish brown leaf spot on mature leaves. The brown comes in from the edge of the leaves and spreads over half or more of the leaves. The brown parts become dry and brittle and the leaf soon drops.
I have been watering the leaves with rainwater thinking they were too dry, but I read that this is the worst thing you can do as the fungus causing the disease spreads quickly on wet leaves and can be carried by rain or butt water.
I have now removed diseased leaves and sprayed the plant thoroughly with a systemic fungicide containing carbendazim. I will report on the result!
Good luck and let us know, chrisgg. Camellia sinensis can suffer from algal leaf spot and show some reddish spots. Poor soil drainage, imbalanced nutrition, and exposure to relatively high temperatures and humidity predispose sinensis ot infection by algal leaf spot.
I have not seen fungicides recommended for this (that does not mean there are none); the only suggestion that I have seen is thatt we use good housekeeping/sanitation techniques such as... no overhead watering, disposing of plant debris under the canopy of the bush (throw the debris into a trash can not in a compost pile), water early in the morning, lessen the amount of water if the mulch appears moist all the time, etc. You can also correct drainage problems, allow some separation between the camellia and other plants to improve air flow, do a soil test to check if you have high/low mineral levels, etc.
Thanks luis.
I know that tea leaves are susceptible to fungal leaf diseases, as I have read that they have been spraying tea plants in India and other parts of Asia with copper fungicides like Bordeaux Mixture since the 1800s against leaf spot and leaf blister, so I figured it might be worth a try.


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Axway Aquires Vordel: Why Does The Acquisition Of Security Experts By Integration Vendors Make Sense?
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Axway just announced it will acquire the security specialist Vordel; and you might ask, does this make sense at all?
I do believe it does!
Actually, I was personally evaluating security vendors as an acquisition target for middleware vendors and B2B integration companies a number of times over the last five years as a Forrester analyst (and before).
The need to modernize security around integration scenarios becomes more important than ever:
- Traditional B2B integration over private networks is more and more replaced with B2B connectivity and cloud-based integration over the Internet.
- Traditional rigid EDI gateways still exist and handle huge volumes, but many new applications are developed in the cloud and access synchronous REST or SOAP APIs for immediate customer and partner engagement.
- Large enterprises have heterogeneous integration strategies to meet different characteristics of integration. See my recent blog for an overview.
Enterprises see an increasing value in openness, and some are even starting to sell commercial real-time access to their applications. The more the boundaries of an enterprise are extended by integration offerings, the more a federation of security becomes important. It's today mainly a federated identity management and will be soon a more sophisticated open API management. Forrester's vision goes even beyond, introducing "Trust-Relationship-Models" in Business Networks – Maybe a direction some of the current integration vendors and innovative startups will embrace soon.
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Isuhunter, you might try one of the other forums like the "Kitchen Garden", or "Edibles", or maybe the vegetable people. (Also much more active forums.)
I have some rhubarb, but it's struggling. It's too warm in the spring, and we have too much drought in the summer for it to do very well. I also picked one that had very small stalks-and it's very sweet, not the tart flavor I expected.
It only makes enough for a small amount of sauce, and this is after being in the ground for at least 7 years!!! Usually there is enough for 2-3 people to have some over ice cream, or a roasted chicken.
I wish I could find the "German Wine" one I had in NE Ohio, it was a purple red, and very juicy. You should be in a great area for growing rhubarb, are there any Amish or Mennonites that sell plants?
I normally shun walmart but in the spring I go buy a ton of bare roots and bulbs from them. I planted three rhubarb a month ago and they are coming up well. Not sure what shape they would be in if you looked for the bare root now. HOwever, I think the best option would be to find someone with a productive patch you could raid. That being said, this is my first year to grow rhubarb in IL so I don't know how it will hold up to the heat and humidity here.
If you want to be sure of good rhubarb before you plant you must prepare the ground deeply.
I am speaking of feet, not inches.
Dig a hole two to three feet deep and fill it a combination of compost and potting soil.
Do not pick ANY for two years. You can slowly increase the picking as the years go by.
I've grown rhubarb for years and every place I've lived I've left behind a few rhubarb plants. I don't purchase them as they are just too easy to grow from seed. When planting, I choose a border location in part sun when possible. Never have I dug a hole any deeper than 6 inches at most. Now I do top dress with rabbit manure and organic compost, and cover with straw each winter. And it grows like crazy. While it's best to wait until the 2nd year to start harvesting, I've harvested lightly the first year without a problem. With the drought this summer, I've mulched them with straw to help keep the moisture from evaporating when I water, and it working as my plants are bright and green with rosy stalks.


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Who Really Wrote The Dash? Not Linda Ellis?
Did You Get A Letter from Timothy Lockhart of Wilcox and Savage
I got a letter from Timothy Lockhart too. I chose to ignore the guy. Notice that Lockhart hoped to negotiate a settlement of $2500. There is no law that says anyone has to respond to a letter from an attorney. If you get a letter from Lockhart, it's because Ellis thinks you are insured and that your insurer will pay her off. Don't fall for it.
Read my letter below.
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Ms. April Brown April Brown Auction Service 1620 N. 183rd Street Shoreline, Washington 98133
Re: "The Dash" by Linda M. Ellis Dear Ms. Brown:
This firm represents Linda M. Ellis, doing business as Linda's Lyrics, with respect to intellectual property matters. Ms. Ellis is the author and copyright owner of an inspirational poem entitled "The Dash." In 1998 Ms. Ellis registered her copyright in the poem with the U.S. Copyright Office. We attach for your reference a copy of Ms. Ellis's copyright registration certificate.
We understand that you recently posted "The Dash" online despite knowing that Ms. Ellis is the author and copyright owner of the poem. Because you did not seek, and Ms. Ellis did not give to you, permission to reproduce and distribute "The Dash" online, your doing so infringed Ms. Ellis's rights under Section 106, "Exclusive rights in copyrighted works," of Title 17 of the U.S. Code.
We also understand that when Ms. Ellis sought redress for your copyright infringement, you claimed on your website aprilbrown.com that by posting "The Dash" without her permission you somehow intended "to support Ms. Ellis." We fail to see how your knowingly infringing
her copyright supported Ms. Ellis. Moreover, although you claimed that "at no time did [you] benefit" from posting the poem, you admitted that you posted it expressly "to inspire people to volunteer and support [your organization] Whisker City and the many non-profits [you work] with." Thus, by your own admission you posted "The Dash" in the hope that doing so would benefit you both directly and indirectly.
We further understand that you have claimed "Ms. Ellis benefitted from [your] endorse- ment and promotion of her website." Again, we fail to see how endorsement and promotion by an admitted copyright infringer benefitted Ms. Ellis. In any case, Ms. Ellis, as the copyright
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owner of "The Dash," has the exclusive right to choose how, when, where, and by whom her poem will be used, regardless of whether or not any such use benefits her. In other words, it is not up to you or anyone else to "benefit" Ms. Ellis by using "The Dash" without her permission.
Other entities that have infringed Ms. Ellis's copyright in "The Dash" have acknow- ledged their mistake, apologized, and compensated Ms. Ellis for their unauthorized use of her famous and valuable poem. You, however, seem unwilling to do what is clearly the right thing. When Ms. Ellis confronted you with the fact of your infringement, instead of attempting to negotiate a mutually satisfactory resolution of the matter, you resorted to ridiculing Ms. Ellis on your website and even on her own Facebook page. Is that how a self-described "strong advocate for women in business" should act toward another businesswoman with a legitimate legal claim?
Given your statement that, as an author yourself, you understand "the importance of protecting intellectual property," your apparent unwillingness to make things right with Ms. Ellis is an ironic position for you to take but one with which you strangely seem comfortable.
Under the circumstances, Ms. Ellis is willing to settle the matter for a payment to her
of $2,500. That figure represents the lowest amount ($750) of statutory damages for copyright infringement provided by Section 504(c)(1), "Remedies for Infringement; Damages and profits," of Title 17 of the U.S. Code plus compensation for the damage done to Ms. Ellis's professional reputation and for the legal fees Ms. Ellis has been forced to incur in this matter. Ms. Ellis also requires that you delete all references to her that you have posted on the Internet. Ms. Ellis will reciprocate by refraining from posting any references to you or this matter.
Please let me know, either directly or through your attorney, by Friday, March 23, 2012, whether you are willing to settle the matter on the foregoing basis. If you are, Ms. Ellis will bear the expense of preparing a short-form settlement agreement for execution by each party.
Also, please note that this letter is offered without prejudice to any of Ms. Ellis's substantive rights under Rule 408 of the Federal Rules of Evidence and corresponding state rules.
Very truly yours,
Timothy J. Lockhart
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It seems that his poem, despite its inspirational words, is just baite for extorting cash.
ELI Support Team Bands Together to Fight Back Dash Poet's Propaganda
I guess it is an official foursome. Robert Krausankas of Copyright-Trolls.com has once again released his latest post about the Dash Poet, Linda Ellis, entitled, "Poet" Linda Ellis has an Obsession Issue". Robert's post includes ALL of the Dash Poet's "cyber-strafing" screenshots that I commented on.
It appears clear that Robert has chosen to publicly stand alongside me, April Brown, and Greg Troy in speaking out and fighting back the Dash Poet smear propaganda that was first directed at April in an effort to dissuade her from releasing her book, "Poetic Justice", and myself for my outspoken support of April.
Read the The Dash - it has inspired millions around the world! NOT!
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LINDA ELLIS filed a copyright claim on the poem entitled The Dash. John W. Jolin masquerades as a lawyer acting as the copyright representative for "Linda Ellis", "Linda's Lyrics", "Live Your Dash" and Dogwood Inspirations. "I read of a man who stood to speak at a funeral of a friend"


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Perfect location with 12 miles of beach, flourishing vegetation and surrounding mountain views. Upscale neighborhood. Unobstructed view of beach and sunsets. Beachfront location with direct access to the beach and water. Ideal for weddings, reunions and special events. Swimming is very easy, with no rocks to worry about, all sand. Surfing lessons can be taken right in front of the house. 24/7 access to caretaker and to maid/cook. World-class surfing in Montañita less than 10 minutes south, featuring dancing, restaurants and bars in the evening. Taxis are on-call anytime, day and night.
What makes 'La Dolce Vita' different from other properties in the region? Firstly, we are on a very large and private lot of 2,000 square meters - and the land is covered by mature plants, fruit trees and flowers. Many other properties are on smaller lots and lack our privacy... There are no vendors or buses full of tourists all over our beach. The beach feels as if it's all to yourself, but you're only 10 minutes from town. Our privacy, large lot and safety make this ideal for children to run free and play. Also, La Dolce Vita's construction is a combination of stone, brick and natural wood throughout the home, featuring striking wooden ceiling beams creating a rich, rustic and unique charm. The perfect home away from home.
30 minutes north is a town called Puerto Lopez, where tours can be taken to go snorkeling, fishing or to see the whales breaching. Also at Isla de la Plata there are sites for world-class birdwatching where half-day to full-day tours are offered!
Exquisitely landscaped property with coconut palms, fruit trees, flowers and a stunning, custom-built 8 foot brick privacy wall. Featuring gate for car entrance; Parking available for up to 10 vehicles.
Main home features 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, upstairs loft, living area, gourmet kitchen and vaulted ceilings throughout. Master bedroom upstairs has ocean view and hot tub which looks directly out to ocean. Also features fully renovated master bathroom. Queen-size bed.
2 Bedrooms downstairs share a full bath. One bedroom has a queen-size bed, the other has one full-size bed. **Special requests for an extra bed can be accommodated.**
Living area downstairs features beautiful stone fireplace and dining area off kitchen with seating for six. Kitchen also has bar with 4 stools and features stainless steel appliances.
In upstairs loft there is a flat-screen TV with DVD player with large movie selection, and DIRECT TV included with many channels including CNN, Fox News and other English channels. We now offer WiFi on property, accessible from every area including the beach.
Grill and barbecue on porch for family gatherings and meals outdoors. Apartments on estate also offer built-in grill and seating areas.
During your stay you will have 24/7 access to our caretaker, Catalino and his wife, Maria. Catalino is there to help you with groceries, special requests, taxis, transportation, parties, beach canopy setup, and anything else to make your stay comfortable. For an extra fee Maria can assist with cooking and cleaning.
The apartments are not attached to the house; each has separate entrance. Apartments can be rented with or without the house.
Contact the owner for more details on his wonderful property. ALL INQUIRIES WELCOME and prices negotiable.
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Hello! We are brother and sister currently residing in Columbus, Ohio, USA. We have had strong ties to Ecuador since we were young and much of our family lives there. Our mother has managed the property since her retirement and lives in Ecuador full-time. We're very flexible and hands-off, and will do anything we can to accommodate your requests. Please give us a call if you have any questions or concerns before making your reservation.
Cecilia Behr purchased this estate in 2003
The beach frontage and quality of the beach at the property was unmatched. Most of the other homes have rocky beaches or shorelines. Also loved the rustic and warm feel of the home, it feels like a real residence and not like a hostel or motel. We have invested many tens of thousands of dollars in upgrades to the property and our goal is to make this a world-class vacation destination.
Best value in the region. Perfect, unobstructed ocean view and access. Accommodation for large parties while keeping intimacy and privacy. Not a large, cold hostel environment. Full of details and intimacy. Stone fireplace in living room.
Paintings, furnishings, mirrors, rugs, etcetera are placed throughout the home and apartments as well.
The best experience at this property. My current husband and I opted to
celebrate our marriage at" La Dolce Vita", a beautiful property and we just fell in love with this place, the enviroment transmitting only peace and tranquility.
We lived a dream come true. Cecilia the owner took care of every detail
to make sure we had great accomodations, we had everything we needed
and everything was perfect, our guests were fascinated by the place, the
scenery, the ocean and even the weather. Cecilia once again Thank You
for sharing this little piece of paradise with us!!
Our family will cherish forever the moments we spent at La Dolce Vita.
In February we stayed in the main house, our second stay in two years. We were as happy with Cecelia's home the second time as on our first trip. There were five of us, and the house accommodated us very comfortably for sleeping and meals.
Cecelia, Catalino and Maria are all most helpful in assuring the stay is everything you expect. Although we did our own cooking and did not sample Maria's, we called on Catalino for help a few times and were never disappointed.
We had an electrical outage one night, and Cecelia even occupied herself getting through the bureaucracy to assure power was restored as promptly as possible.
Much of the charm of the house is in its superb location - quiet, with wonderful long beach walks a part of every day - and excursions up and down the coast and inland to Machalilla National Park part of the great attraction of this well-situated house. But it is ultimately the loving touches of the house that make it feel like home, and will keep us coming back!
We have been traveling in South America for two years. This has been my favorite place! We rented the main house for a little over 3 weeks. We walked the quiet beach most days and had bicycles provided for us daily. Even if Cecilia was not there, Catalino and Maria were there to take care of any requests. One day we had Catalino drive a couple hours to the closest town with a full selection of fresh seafood. What a treat. The kitchen was well set up with large refrig and stove and all the utensils needed. I cooked most of our meals, but enjoyed Maria's cooking one night. Our bedroom was large with a Jacuzzi tub that got used often. We loved listening to the surf at night; with screens on the windows, we could keep the windows open. We let Catalino know the hours we needed hot water. My only regret was that we could not stay longer.
We were lucky to stay at La Dolce Vita this past July for 5 days. We were a group of 17 altogether. We had a great time at this house. The house is very spacious and there were enough beds for everybody to be comfortable. We never felt crowded. The house and the apartments are beautiful and the location is great. Maria and her husband, the caretakers of the home, were very accommodating and helpful. Maria cooked for us every day we were there and it was great. She made us delicious fish, crab, ceviches, etc. They helped us with groceries too. The house is very close to Montañita so a couple of days we went there to have dinner and it was a lot of fun. All the time we were there it felt like we had our private beach. It was great! I would definitely return again and would recommend to anybody looking for a great place to stay.
Writing a review for La Dolce Vita is easy and brings back a lot of pleasant memories.
Our large group (17) stayed on the property for two weeks and we were looked after by Cecilia from the moment we arrived. She arranged for transportation to and from the airport and was always around when we had questions. The rooms were clean and everything was there in the kitchens if we wanted to do our own cooking. We arranged to have Maria, who lives on the premises with her husband (Catalino) and children, to cook for us. After consulting Cecilia and the internet, we prepared a meal plan and Maria cooked most lunches and dinners for us. Catalino did most of the shopping for fresh produce, fish, and meat. To write that Maria's cooking was delicious is an understatement; it was oftentimes the highlight of our day and even our picky children came back for seconds. Catalino also looked after the property and was always around to help, making us feel safe.
The beach is big and lovely and there is plenty to see and do within a short bus ride away. We really had no expectations of Ecuador, especially the area around the house. Being seasoned travelers, we ventured out almost every day and ended up falling in love with the country and it's people. We explored the nearby town of Montanita a few times, went whale watching, deep sea fishing, and hiked the dense jungle and cloud forest. The fishing town of Puerto Lopez, where we bought fresh sea food, was also a favorite. We took advantage of very accessible and cheap public transportation to get around and took cabs when it was more convenient.
I (we) highly recommend Ecuador as a travel destination, and if you're looking for accommodations on the coast, La Dolce Vita should be on top of your list.
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This is an absolutely fantastic home, exactly as described. Our family and friends enjoyed this home for 2 nights. The house is very well maintained, comfortable and nicely decorated. The kitchen had everything we needed to cook.
We loved our time at this wonderful house. It is amazing! Quiet. Gorgeous scenery. This beach house exceeded our expectations.
The owner and caretakers were wonderful. I would recommended this house to anyone that is looking to relax and create memories for their family.
Thank you Cecilia, for allowing us to make your home, ours, for our vacation. Hope to see you again next year.
We stayed a week here with my family of four and one of my teenagers' friends. It was beautiful and we felt so welcome. The photos do not do it justice. The owner had thought of everything. We had a local phone to use and she had great recommendations of sites to see while we were there. We rented a car, but if we come again I do not think it is necessary. The taxis and local buses are so reliable and reasonable. Thank you for a fabulous week!!!
10 mins from Montanita (40 cent bus ride/$3 by taxi)
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SECTIONAL QUALIFYING: Sectional qualifying, conducted over 18 holes, is scheduled between July 16 and Aug. 6, at 68 sites throughout the country.
EXEMPT PLAYERS: A total of 19 golfers are currently exempt from qualifying based on past performances in USGA championships, other elite amateur competitions or by being among the top 400 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) as of the close of entries. Here is the list of exempt competitors:
Bradley Bastion (2013 U.S. Mid-Amateur quarterfinalist)Kevin Carrigan (Top 400 in World Amateur Golf Ranking)Patrick Christovich (Top 400 in World Amateur Golf Ranking)Kenny Cook (2011 U.S. Mid-Amateur runner-up)Austin Eaton III (2004 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion)Douglas Hanzel (2013 U.S. Senior Amateur champion)Scott Harvey (Top 400 in World Amateur Golf Ranking)Tim Jackson (2012 U.S. Mid-Amateur semifinalist)Randal Lewis (2011 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion)Kevin Marsh (2005 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion; 2013 U.S. Mid-Amateur semifinalist; Top 400 in World Amateur Golf Ranking)Michael McCoy (2013 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion; Top 400 in World Amateur Golf Ranking)Todd Mitchell (2013 U.S. Mid-Amateur quarterfinalist)Matt Schneider (2013 U.S Mid-Amateur quarterfinalist)Nathan Smith (2009, 2010 and 2012 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion; 2011 and 2013 USA Walker Cup Team; Top 400 in World Amateur Golf Ranking)Ken Tanigawa (2013 U.S. Mid-Amateur quarterfinalist)Todd White (2012 U.S. Mid-Amateur semifinalist; 2013 USA Walker Cup Team; Top 400 in World Amateur Golf Ranking)Bill Williamson (2013 U.S. Mid-Amateur runner-up)Steve Wilson (2008 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion)Dave Womack (2006 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion)
SCHEDULE OF PLAY: Practice rounds will be held Sept. 4-5. The starting field of 264 players will play two rounds of stroke play, with the low 64 scorers advancing to match play. The schedule is as follows:
Sept. 6 (Saturday): First round of stroke-play qualifyingSept. 7 (Sunday): Second round of stroke-play qualifyingSept. 8 (Monday): First round of match playSept. 9 (Tuesday): Second and third rounds of match playSept. 10 (Wednesday): Quarterfinal and semifinal rounds of match playSept. 11 (Thursday): Championship match (36 holes)
ADMISSION: Admission is free. Tickets are not needed for this USGA championship, and spectators are encouraged to attend.
2013 CHAMPION: Michael McCoy, 50, of West Des Moines, Iowa, defeated Bill Williamson, 36, of Cincinnati, 8 and 6, to win the 2013 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship at the Country Club of Birmingham's West Course. McCoy, who won his first USGA championship in a career that spans more than 30 years, registered the third-highest winning margin since the Mid-Amateur went to a 36-hole final in 2001. McCoy, the second-oldest Mid-Amateur champion behind Randal Lewis, who was 54 in 2011, built a 5-up lead after the morning 18 holes and was in control throughout. McCoy, who twice before advanced to the Mid-Amateur semifinals in 2005 and 2008, claimed the Robert T. Jones Memorial Trophy on the 30th hole of the match, the par-4 12th, when he spun a wedge to within three feet and was conceded the birdie putt.
USGA AND SAUCON VALLEY C.C.: This is the seventh USGA championship and first U.S. Mid-Amateur to be conducted at Saucon Valley Country Club. The most recent championship was the 2009 U.S. Women's Open, won by Eun-Hee Ji. Here are the previous USGA championships held at Saucon Valley C.C.:
1951 U.S. Amateur (won by Billy Maxwell)1983 U.S. Junior Amateur (won by Tim Straub)1987 U.S. Senior Amateur (won by John Richardson)1992 U.S. Senior Open (won by Larry Laoretti)2000 U.S. Senior Open (won by Hale Irwin)2009 U.S. Women's Open (won by Eun-Hee Ji)
USGA CHAMPIONSHIPS IN PENNSYLVANIA: The 2014 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship will be the 82nd USGA championship conducted in Pennsylvania. With the Mid-Amateur, the Pennsylvania joins California and Minnesota as the only states to host all 13 USGA national championships. Some of the game's greatest players have won U.S. Opens in Pennsylvania, including Byron Nelson (1939), Ben Hogan (1950, 1953), Jack Nicklaus (1962), Lee Trevino (1971), Johnny Miller (1973) and Ernie Els (1994).
USGA Championships in Pennsylvania (82)
U.S. Open (16): 1907, 1910, 1927, 1934, 1935, 1939, 1950, 1953, 1962, 1971, 1973, 1981, 1983, 1994, 2007, 2013U.S. Women's Open (8): 1952, 1959, 1968, 1971, 1976, 1992, 2009, 2010U.S. Senior Open (3): 1989, 1992, 2000U.S. Amateur (13): 1916, 1919, 1924, 1925, 1930, 1938, 1951, 1966, 1969, 1977, 1989, 2003, 2005U.S. Women's Amateur (13): 1899, 1904, 1909, 1919,1926, 1934, 1949, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1985, 2003, 2004U.S. Girls' Junior (5): 1949, 1954, 1966, 1985, 1998U.S. Junior Amateur (3): 1983, 1997, 1999U.S. Senior Amateur (3): 1965, 1971, 1987U.S. Senior Women's Amateur (6): 1962, 1972, 1983, 1987, 2001, 2012U.S. Mid-Amateur (1): 2014U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur (1): 1990U.S. Amateur Public Links (5): 1928, 1934, 1957, 1965, 1969U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links (2): 1980, 1997Curtis Cup Match (2): 1954, 2002Walker Cup Match (1): 2009
Years, Courses and Winners1995: Caves Valley Golf Club, Owings Mills, Md. (Jerry Courville Jr.)1996: Hartford Golf Club, West Hartford, Conn. (John "Spider" Miller)2002: The Stanwich Club, Greenwich, Conn. (George Zahringer)2003: Wilmington (Del.) Country Club, South Course (Nathan Smith)2010: Atlantic Golf Club, Bridgehampton, N.Y. (Nathan Smith)
THE TROPHY: The Robert T. Jones Jr. Memorial Mid-Amateur Trophy was presented in 1981 by the Atlanta Athletic Club and the Georgia State Golf Association. The most famous of all amateurs, Jones won five U.S. Amateur and four U.S. Open titles.
CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY: This is the 34th U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship. The Mid-Amateur, for amateur golfers of at least 25 years of age, provides a formal national championship for the post-college amateur, for whom the game is truly an avocation.
Played at the Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis, Mo., in 1981, the first Mid-Amateur drew 1,638 entries. The field included three former U.S. Amateur champions: Gary Cowan (1966, 1971), Marvin "Vinny" Giles III (1972) and Fred Ridley (1975). Jim Holtgrieve, 33, of Des Peres, Mo., defeated fellow 1981 USA Walker Cup Team member Bob Lewis Jr., 37, of Warren, Ohio, in the final, 2 up.
For more information about the history of the championship, visit
http://www.usga.org/press_room/media_guide/Media-Guides/ and click on U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship.
PHOTO MEDIA SERVICE: The USGA will offer daily complimentary high-resolution photographs during the U.S. Mid-Amateur for news use only. For more information and to register, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
MORE INFORMATION: Please contact Brian DePasquale of USGA Championship Communications by phone at (908) 326-1884 (office), (908) 655-8395 (cell) or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The USGA and Chevron have committed to using the game of golf to encourage students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines.
This commitment has led to the creation of extensive golf-focused STEM teaching tools, and has resulted in charitable contributions to support golf-related
programs through Eagles for Education
At U.S. Open Championships the Chevron STEM ZONE™ is an interactive experience highlighting the science and math behind the game of golf through a variety of hands-on exhibits and experiments.
The partnership has also produced educational materials such as the Science of Golf video series and a nationally-distributed newspaper insert which are provided to teachers as tools to enhance existing curriculum in schools. These lessons teach the science behind the USGA's equipment testing, handicapping, and agronomy efforts.
For more interactive experiences featuring golf-focused STEM lessons, visit the partnership homepage.
Rolex has been a longtime supporter of the USGA and salutes the sportsmanship and great traditions unique to the game. This support includes the Rules of Golf where Rolex has partnered with the USGA to ensure golfers understand and appreciate the game.
As the official timekeeper of the USGA and its championships, they also provide clocks throughout host sites for spectator convenience.
For more information on Rolex and their celebration of the game, visit the Rolex and Golf homepage.
IBM has partnered with the USGA to bring the same technology, expertise, and innovation it provides to businesses all over the world to the USGA and golf's national championship.
IBM provides the information technology to develop and host the U.S. Open's official website, www.usopen.com, as well as the mobile apps and scoring systems for the three U.S. Open championships. These real-time technology solutions provide an enhanced experience for fans following the championship onsite and online.
For more information on IBM and the technology that powers the U.S. Open and businesses worldwide, visit http://www.usopen.com/IBM
Lexus is committed to partnering with the USGA to deliver a best-in-class experience for the world's best golfers by providing a fleet of courtesy luxury vehicles for all USGA Championships.
At each U.S. Open, Women's Open and Senior Open, Lexus provides spectators with access to unique experiences ranging from the opportunity to have a picture taken with both the U.S. Open and U.S. Women's Open trophies to autograph signings with legendary Lexus Golf Ambassadors in the Lexus Performance Drive Pavilion.
For more information on Lexus, visit http://www.lexus.com/
Together, American Express and the USGA have been providing world-class service to golf fans since 2006. By creating interactive U.S. Open experiences both onsite and online, American Express enhances the USGA's effort to make the game more accessible and enjoyable for fans.
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Black Diamond Music Studio & Sales
Shop features music equipment, guitars, violins, and drums, accessories, shirts, jewelry, music lessons for drum and guitar, vinyl and CD's. Open: Sunday: Noon to 5 pm; Tuesday thru Friday: 11 am to 7 pm; Saturday: 11 am to 6 pm
Crossroads Bicycles
Used bicycle sales, service and repair of all bicycle models, complete tune-ups, accessories and supplies. Open: Monday thru Saturday: 10 am to 6 pm
Polish Fest 2015
The annual Polish Fest at the St. Stanislaus Parish grounds, has fun for everyone--Polish ethnic foods, kids games, bingo, beer and lots more!
Saturday In The Park
June 6, SATURDAY IN THE PARK. Dakota Park, Main Street, Dakota. 7 am to Dusk. Enjoy a special day at the Park with a Car Show, parade, pancake breakfast, dinner, and fireworks at dusk. Plus enjoy the Route 75 Garage Sales along the Highway from 8 am to 5 pm. Schedule: 7 am to 11 am: Firemen's Breakfast – at the fire station 9 am to 4 pm: Pony Rides – $3 10 am: Team Horse Shoe Contest – $5 entry fee 10 am to 3 pm: 4th Annual Car Show – $10 entry fee; music by 3-D Sound 2 pm: Parade and Children's Parade 3:15 pm: Variety/Talent Show 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm: Dakota Lions Evening Meal – Menu includes pulled pork sandwich, chips, baked beans, cheese, applesauce, brownie and beverage. Children's Hot dog meal (12 and Under): $3; Sandwich Meal: $7 – at the fire station 7 pm: Pie Auction – at the fire station Dusk: Fireworks (Rain date: June 7) Also over 35 Crafters, Vendors, and Artists until 3:30 pm and food available in the Park and at Dakota United Methodist Church
Pec Thing Antique & Flea Market
The 35th Semi-Annual "Pec Thing" Antique & Flea Market Spring show has over 500 vendors selling everything from antiques and collectibles to crafts and home good items. Vendors occupy over 100,000 square feet inside and over 40-acres outside. Parking is free. Concessions will be available. No pets are allowed.
Art on the Lawn - Klehm Arboretum and Botanic Garden
Art on the Lawn, a Rockford tradition since 2000, is moving to a new home at Klehm Arboretum in 2015. The juried fine art show will feature a wide variety of fine art in many media available to purchase: photograph, ceramics, fiber/paper, glass, mixed media, painting, sculpture, wearable art and more. Admission includes both entrance to the garden for the day and that evening's Woodsong, Klehm's outdoor concert series, starting at 6:00pm.
Garden Fair - Klehm Arboretum and Botanic Garden
Don't miss Rockford's premier outdoor living marketplace, the first stop for nature enthusiasts, conscientious consumers, and gardeners of all stripes. More than 50 vendors will showcase everything from flowers, yard art and gardening tools to vintage furniture, reclaimed wood products and handmade organic soaps. There's a little something for everyone - stay tuned for more information!
Rock Run Country Historical Society Museum
Open: Wednesday: 1 pm to 3 pm; or by appointment This museum, in an 1870's building, features artifacts from the Rock City area including pictures, clothing, articles and more.
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Franklin Street Pub
We are Oregon's sports bar & grill and offer appetizers, burgers and sandwiches plus daily specials. Check out our website for our full menu and a listing of our specialty beers. We have pool tables, gaming machines, live entertainment, pool tournaments, NFL Sunday Ticket and other sporting events on our flat screen T.V.'s.
Rockford Speedway - 200 Lap Enduro
The 2015 Rockford Speedway race season officially begins with the running of the WXRX Stone & Double T 200 Lap Enduro. The four cylinder endurance race features 200 laps of wide open racing action, with the first 100 circuits to be contested on the oval track, while the final 100 laps will take place on the tricky "Monza" course. This year's event offers a $500 top prize, and offers hundreds of dollars in bonuses for the following: best appearing car, highest finishing female driver, highest finishing station wagon, highest finishing automatic transmission, highest finishing driver under 18 years old and highest finishing driver over 55 years old.
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Orangeville Education Foundation 5K Trail Run
October 3, ORANGEVILLE EDUCATION FOUNDATION 5K TRAIL RUN. Richland Creek Trailhead, 8 am. Join in a 5K run on the Jane Addams Trail to benefit the Orangeville schools. The scenic route follows Richland Creek; it is a flat, out and back course on a crushed limestone surface. Refreshments after the race for participants, plus door prizes, goody bags and more. For an entry form, go to www.oeftrailrun.com. $20.
Jerry Seinfeld at Coronado PAC
America's premier comedian, Jerry Seinfeld, will be performing his signature stand-up routine at the Coronado Performing Arts Center. Seinfeld has been hailed for his uncanny ability to joke about the little things in life that relate to audiences everywhere. Seinfeld now sets his sights on performing both nationally and internationally in 2015.
3rd Annual Crusin' To The Dairy Car Show
On September 5 at the Union Dairy in Freeport from 3 pm to 8 pm, cruise in to this great old fashioned ice cream parlor with great cars, 50's and 60's music, and more. Music by 3-D Sound. Hourly drawings for food prizes. Souvenir t-shirts. No entry fee.
August 2, SUMMER POPS CONCERT. Koenig Theatre, Krape Park, 7 pm. Freeport Choral Society presents this annual summer outdoor pops concert. Rain location: St. John United Church of Christ, 1010 S. Park Boulevard, Freeport.
Ferguson Fine Arts Theatre Presents: "OVER THE TAVERN"
March 26-28, "OVER THE TAVERN". Ferguson Fine Arts Theatre, Highland Community College. This is a captivating family comedy about a beguiling family depicting 1959 Americana. It's the story of the intelligent, wisecracking, 12-year-old Rudy Pazinski, who believes that God put us on the earth to "have fun," and he wonders why his working class, Polish-Catholic family isn't having any fun. While Rudy shops for a more "fun" religion, life in the world begins to make sense to him. He challenges his teachers, exasperates his parents, and learns a lot about God, family, and growing up in Buffalo, New York. Adults: $10; Seniors: $8; Students: $6. Performances starting at 7:30pm
The Fine Arts/Theatre Dept. at Highland Community College"Over the Tavern"
Mar. 26th, 27th, 28th: The Fine Arts/Theatre Department at Highland Community College will be performing Over the Tavern at 7:30 p.m. in the Ferguson Fine Arts Theatre on the Highland Community College Campus. Tickets are $10 Adult, $8 Senior, $6 Student. The play is set in the Eisenhower years of the 1950s. The Pazinski family has a lot going on in their cramped Buffalo apartment. This is a hilarious and touching depiction of 1959 Americana.
Cruisin for a Cause: 2nd Annual Lions Club Car Show
May 9, CRUISIN' FOR A CAUSE: 2ND ANNUAL LIONS CLUB CAR SHOW. Union Dairy, Freeport. 3 pm to 7 pm. Union Dairy and the Freeport Lions Club host this car show with proceeds going to the Lions Club. Entertainment by 3-D Sound. $10 donation per car.
ARTSY Arts & Crafts Exhibit
ARTSY is a free admission, one-day arts and crafts exhibit at Edgebrook Shops supporting local artisans and crafters in our community. The ARTSY Arts & Crafts Event features over 50 talented vendors, live art demonstrations, live music, children's crafts, and more. Plus, for the third consecutive year, we welcome members of the Rockford Etsy Group as featured vendors. In addition to the event, all Edgebrook merchants and eateries will have normal business hours for your shopping and dining pleasure.
Great Northwest Illinois Bike Tour For Cancer
Ride to fight cancer and enjoy a generous helping of northwest Illinois hospitality. Ride some of the most beautiful roads in Illinois and choose from our 105, 75, 30 and 20 miles routes. Maps are provided, and roads are clearly marked. Start and finish at the YMCA of Northwest Illinois in the Highland Community College campus. Start time 7-9 am. Don't forget your helmet, water bottles and sun block. In lieu of a registration fee, they welcome your gracious donation to the FHN Leonard C. Ferguson Cancer Center.
A Change Through Time: A Photographic Exhibit of Tinker Swiss Cottage
This exhibit focuses on the changes to the Cottage and the landscape from the first recorded photographs ever taken of Robert Tinker's property to the last photographs taken by the Tinker family. The tour focuses on the five main areas of the Tinker Estate: the main drive, the formal gardens, the working farm, and the bridge view. Captured in the timeless photographs is a remarkable visual history of the 150 years of change to the Tinker Estate.
Young at Heart Festival - Loves Park
Bring the whole family to the 43rd Young at Heart Festival. Events during the weekend include live music, a beer garden, carnival rides, kids' activities and food concessions. Located on the ground of Loves Park City Hall.
CITY:Loves Park
Birdfest 2015 - Sand Bluff Bird Observatory
Look for close encounters with birds and other wildlife at the 17th annual BIRDFEST! The event includes information and demonstrations on bird banding, raptors, attracting birds to your yard with native plants, photographing birds, nature hikes, children's activities, and much more. Bird and nature items and food will be for sale. The Silent Auction helps the net fund.
Spring Pec Thing Antique & Flea Market - Winnebago County Fairgrounds
The 35th Semi-Annual "Pec Thin" Antique & Flea Market Spring show has over 500 vendors selling everything from antiques and collectibles to crafts and home good items. Vendors occupy over 100,000 square feet inside and over 40-acres outside. Parking is free. Concessions will be available. No pets are allowed.
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Languages Spoken: English
Pulmonary Disease
Medical School: Univ De Med Si Farm Iuliu Hatieganu, Fac De Med, Cluj Napoca, Romania; Graduated 1984
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