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Forty-eight University of Illinois student-athletes in six winter sports were named Academic All-Big Ten, the conference office announced Wednesday.
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Our house, in an old neighbourhood surrounded by nature, lies in the heart of the city, with the Townhall Theatre around the corner and within sight of the Salmon Weir. Ideal location for exploring Galway's shops, pubs, restaurants and nightlife, also the University campus, NUIGalway and Black Box Theatre.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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The Space
This location is also an ideal starting point for a riverside walk all the way to the famous Salthill Promenade.
The room is a bright single room overlooking a small park. Character and charm, with comfort and a great location.
Guest Access
Facilities include wifi, street parking, cooking facilities (vegetarian kitchen only). Help yourself to tea/coffee, cereal, bread, fruit etc. In the evening if you wish to stay in, you can warm up by the turf stove. The bathroom is shared. There is a wide range of books and magazines for you to enjoy.
Interaction with Guests
I am happy to tell you some local history of our beautiful city and the river. Galway has some wonderful restaurants such as Ard Bia at Nimmos and Kai Café within easy walking distance, while Tigh Neachtins and The Beirhaus are great for a pint. The Galway Market beside St Nicholas Church is worth a ramble through on Saturdays.
Guests a welcome to use the kitchen. But it is a strict Vegetarian kitchen only.
No smoking in the house please.
Sheila was an outstanding host! She was very friendly and made me feel very at home while I was staying with her in Galway!
Sheila was the perfect host. PERFECT. Nothing to add. Thanks for everything!
(The breakfast was lovely, the room very tidy, the bed was comfortable, the bathroom really nice and clean, Sheila even made me almondmilk for breakfast, and the house is in the perfect loation next to the beautiful river corrib ...)
The host is very welcoming and makes you feel at home immediately. The room is perfect for those who want somewhere to explore Galway from a central location.
Snug little room in a welcoming house in a perfect location by the river. Sheila was a lovely host
Staying at Sheila's really feels like home. Absolutely a place to stay if visiting Galway.
The house is very warm (which doesn't happen very frequently in Galway according to my previous experiences) and clean. It is located in a very quite and nice area, in perfect position both to walk to town (5mins) and NUIG (5mins). Sheila was always very nice and always available for any help I needed. She is also a very nice person to have a chat with during breakfast in the mornings, very friendly.
Breakfast was also very good, she provided all sorts of fruits, fresh squeezed orange juice, fresh scones and croissants, cereals, tea, coffee...anything you can think about really!
The wifi connection is great.
If I ever get back to Galway, which I hope, I will definitely stay at Sheila's.
I felt at home at Sheila's straight away. She has a lovely house and I felt more like a relative staying over than a paying guest. It can be hard for a Vegan / Vegetarian sometimes when staying in a place where the traditional Irish breakfast is the norm, but at Sheila's I ate healthier even than at home! She taught me how to make almond milk and bought vegan bread/cake especially for me. She also made me a lemon/ginger drink to help me get over my cold. The room is small but there's enough space to put your things. The bathroom is like from a country living magazine - actually, the whole house is! And it is right in the city centre. Pure perfection - the only hard part was leaving.
Sheila is a very welcoming, easy going and generous host. The house is in a great location and very clean. During my stay I felt at home from the start and the organic breakfast is a delight. I enjoyed the chats and her views on many aspects in life are shared by me too (helps of course). At the same time she respects privacy. Her two cats are very well behaved. I would completely recommend Sheila.
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Hi, I'm Sheila and I was born in this house, built by my great grandfather in 1887. Though I have a degree in Textile Design and teach art, my passion is
ecology/environment. I am co-founder of Green Sod Ireland, working to protect Irish ecosystems and that's where I'm in my element! I am vegetarian, an animal lover and though I've always had dogs I how have two rescued cats. In 1987, myself and my sister bought, restored and now maintain a small Joycean museum: The Nora Barnacle House in Galway city, just a short distance from my home. I love the Visual Arts, reading and good food…… I'm easy-going and enjoy meeting new people, so looking forward to welcoming you to Galway. It's a lovely city, more like a small town, full of culture and craic.


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Life at Alta City House in Denver, CO is limitless with over 300 bars and restaurants, the Pepsi Center, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Coors Field, Sports Authority Field, the Museum of Contemporary Art and most office buildings within walking distance.Our location is a short walk to other popular Denver neighborhoods like RiNo North, LODO, the Central Business District, Auraria, Commons Park, and LoHi. Urban apartments for rent in Downtown Denver near Union Station.
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Let's wait for their kids, who will rebel against such boring and conventional parents!
Let's wait for their kids, who will rebel against such boring and conventional parents!
Loving all the baby boomer comments here; attributing the trend mentioned in the article to "puritanical government", "1984 realized". Typical, selfish mindset of the baby boomer generation.
As a millennial, I will confirm this trend is entirely economic. The outsourcing, wars, global warming, unrestricted immigration, over spending, and inverse demographic pyramid combined with lavish social programs has ensured that my generation will have to work twice as hard for a comparable standard of living that you enjoyed during your youth (that is if we can find a job).
History will remember the "baby boomers" in the developed world as the worst generation. Prior generations gave their children a life better than their own, this one will be remembered as the one that did not.
Yes! Spot on, brother. Except the immigration point - immigrants are the people whose taxes are going to save us from our parents (as long as our parents let them, that is).
They don't pay enough taxes to save anything.
The "baby boomers" are the ones that took this country in to the €U, they have already shown that they lack any forethought.
No, you are thinking of Tory donors.
Generally, I agree with the sentiment of this article (although the rise of legal highs and prescription medicines offers an intriguing question). A number of trends feeding into a new culture of responsibility among young adults in the West:
- The emergence of 'ethics' as a status symbol (i.e. riding around in a Prius)
- Neo-liberalism placing greater emphasis on the individual (and the value of managing the personal 'brand' - particularly on social media and increasingly through self-tracking to evidence how that 'brand' is progressing
- A culture of surveillance(whether networked publics i.e. social media, reality television, or plain old security cameras) - In a world where everyone's watching, people behave better.
- A more sophisticated media agenda (Brits Abroad, Teen Mom etc)
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However, I would disagree with the comment about millennials and fantasy. In this climate of increased responsibility, fantasy is required more than ever (look at the rise of gaming or experiential industries). In a culture where risks are amplified, fantasy is used by youths explore the adrenaline and sensation they are missing in a safe (risk-free) environment.
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Conclusions drawn seem to be based on a superficial interpretation. I look to The Economist for a more rigorous editorial policy.
If I were choosing who to trust between The Economist and the "newspapers" that champion the opposing view to this article, my money would be with The Economist. The main problem facing young people is that too many people are confusing headlines in The Daily Mail with facts, and then forming opinions and making policy based on that. Those headlines are fictional, on this issue as on so many others.
We are more watch than people in China, you can be arrested for speaking your mind, the media is full of paranoia.
To put it bluntly, the youth of today are living something like the nightmare described in 1984, the most recent example of this is the number of people that subscribe to "if you've nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about" mantra that belongs to the likes of totalitarian and fascist regimes, you may as well say "everyone is guilty of something" and have everyone locked up.
If the government has nothing to fear, why is it watching me? What is its interest in spying on the majority who are innocent?
So much for the ideals of liberty borne of bloodshed, hello virtual slavery to the state that knows best.
I'm sure that the explanations given are part of the reason, but it may also be that more people are lying. Given the increasing puritanism and paternalism of the state, and the willingness of it to pry into our lives, it may be that the knee-jerk reaction to any question is to deny any activity that the government doesn't approve of. Why take the risk of your answers being leaked, or handed over to the police?
Maybe, and bear with me on this, MAYBE 'traditional values' and the 'traditional family unit' are...not a source or morality or good people. SHOCKING, I KNOW
No, these are restless times, there's an ever growing gap between classes, and these classes are being emphasised even more. High University fees, no jobs after Uni, no loans. Working 9-6 for the weekend. It's as mad and as ever, just with no meaning making it remarkably depressing. Bad drugs, regurgitated scene fashion, annoying music, above the head politics, an ignored generation labelled as scum. All that said the drugs can be great, you can wear what you want do what you want, make noise you gladly would call music, DIY, challenge, march on the street, lobby - if you can, and take responsibility and rebel against people older than yourself who claim / demand power from us with the public interest at heart.
It's easier to be more rebellious when you are broke young and living at home.
The youth of today is completely bombarded with great alternative lifestyles - from the expensive high street to the reality TV- to distract them/us from the unnecessary struggle they are having to take responsibility for. There is no meat on the beautiful bones thrown.
I don't think this is about the money.
I think it's about the transition to a fully multi-ethnic society and that this diversity is bringing pockets of sanity to chaos by raising kids to be less trouble than their parents were, who, after all, are the trouble youth of the era of discontent.
I can say that kids here in the US are similarly timid and reluctant to rock the boat in contrast to similarly feisty kids of the 60s, who are now GRAND-parents attempting vainly lording it over all they survey in the face of the same multi-cultural revolutions in the US.
Some of us older white people don't see this as a problem or a "bad thing" at all, but rather a normal evolutionary process in the growth of a nation (or nations). Certainly mocked at first, the contained behavior of "foreign" kids in US schools has also become admired, as the successes of these Asian and Latino kids, and some Eastern Bloc kids, too, have shown what happens to those who give a damn and both to be in earnest about the opportunities presented, even by a fairly middling public educational system, no matter how despairing the origins of their educations in their native lands.
No doubt, as these kids will and have become parents as they do well, their kids will be faced with malaise, but for now, diversity seems to be an engine not in chaos, crime and the loss of the "good old days," but quite the opposite. For some nations, these may become the good old days for any willing to accept them.
Am I the only who think that the economical explanation below doesn't make much sense?
"It is considerably harder to be rebellious if you have no money and live in your childhood bedroom."
Some of this may be related to University tuition fees. I went to University when it was fashionable to drink your way through your course. Now that you pay for it (or the parents do), there is a lot more pressure to behave. This will certainly reduce 'middle class' drinking.
A philosophy lecturer of mine (born in the 1940s) once suggested that every generation rebels against their parents and their values. So the offspring of the previous rebellious generation tend to be rather conservative or responsible.
It makes a lot of sense, for the historical evidence and especially literature shows that every generation in the last 2500 years complains that the youth in their time aren't like they used to be.
Of course, the are alternative explanations. As the articles hints, youngsters today struggle to keep their head above water and therefore have no time for other struggles. Moreover, technological changes are also to blame (as they've always been), thus mobile phones today tighten parents control whereas automobiles once loosened control.
In conclusion, it seems like a combination of the perpetual need to be different than the previous generation and a few objective environmental changes that can explain the sudden wave of responsibility blossoming amongst the youths. Eventually the pendulum will change its direction, so get ready for a new flower power some day in future.
And elsewhere, club owners were complaining about declining revenues..
The youth today see a fair number of baby boomer parents with very poor health, often due to smoking, drinking and drug taking. Not much in the way of pensions (outside those in the public sector)and largely working on, as they have no option.
Perhaps it is just a swing the other way, google the 13Generation with its Fourth Turning. Just history going around in its usual cycles.
My unscientific, unsupported opinion is that it has a lot to do with the current generation having more to do.
Time and again you used to hear of teenagers and young adults (especially in small towns, suburbia or other out of the way places) justifying poor behavior by saying this place is boring and there is never anything to do out here. The advent of cheap engaging entertainment on the internet and in particular social networking and social gaming (world of warcraft et al) have given these otherwise frustrated youth both a enjoyable non disruptive way to occupy their significant down time, as well as access to social networks of like minded youth who they couldn't have reached in simpler, more 'location bound' times.
Also gives youth more reason to stay at home because their social time isn't so dependent on physical proximity to their peers. My hunch anyway.
The idea is they have to as now these tomes are not like those os yesteryears where they did not have responsibilities. Then they could move around with no worries as the dad and mom brought the food that time now is gone and they now know that is they do not eat what is in the plate they will starve. They have to eat that what is served I thank you Firozali A.Mulla DBA pelate
Very interesting column.
However this die-hard classic rock fan has never smoked a single joint or cigarette, and can count on the fingers of one hand the number of times he has been truly intoxicated.
Rebellion can be experienced from within, and does not require conscience-altering substances.
Mods begat the Straightedge. There is something inversely rebellious in finding a separate lane in the highway of mainstream that is interesting in and of itself.
Experience is what is conscience or consciousness-altering, not the dulling of the lens through which it's done.
Having lived both lifestyles, I find being straightedge immensely more satisfying, more conducive to expansion of my intact-mind and far less likely to cause embarrassing "oops" moments.
I've been the David who has taken a couple of Goliaths (seriously, HUGE websites) to their knees in conflicts over policy and implementation, all on behalf of the tens of millions of users, and for no personal benefit, and won. I could never have done so, or even cared to bother if I was still the loudmouth, tweaked, disrespectful rebel I thought I was.
Now, as a straightedge, I can work as a Ninja inside of systems, and completely openly, completely aware, completely prepared, ever vigilant and eternally patient, and turn them against themselves to inevitable victory.
The quiet, knowledgeably compliant insider is much more dangerous than any outside rabble-rouser. Ex-leaders of companies and nations learn this the hard way.
The key to success is being in earnest, not being in Pubs.
The only question is what drugs you are taking now.
None other than coffee or tea, and not all that much of those. That's it.
I realize that it seems bizarre to many that one can live life straight 24/7, and there was a time I was one of those people. All I can say is that after the election cycle we just went through here in the US, reality can be just as hard to believe and mind-bending as getting high, easily.
I'm not anti-pints or spliffs. For those for whom that is what they enjoy, it's what they enjoy. In moderation, many things are perfectly okay and I'm not one of those thrash-mouth imbecile teetotalers who insist on ruining things for others. I find reality to be pretty amazing, now that I've been sharp enough to perceive it for a long time, and am thankful to have been left intact to do so after years of, shall we say, consumption to excess of various recreationals.
Rebellion has many faces, and the most dangerous ones are the ones who appear meek and quiet: they are scheming and capable of deftly wielded damage far in excess of what you'd expect. As I said, I've taken huge websites to their knees in order to force policy changes, and it's always for fairness and to bring neutral non-biased moderation and policy, as well as to create protections for site users, against the site and against each other.
Law and Order as a means to create a Libertarian environment is not easy to grasp, but it can be done, and if I wasn't stone cold sober all the time, I never could have pulled it off.
So, as I say, it's not the high ones you need to watch out for, it's the sober ones who are taking it all in.
To high people, we seem to be the ones on drugs. I can live with that.
This Is NOT true . Now the youth of Britain has less opportunities even if they want to be " straightforward", we are frustrated and this is the calm , if there is any at all, before the storm. Socially irresponsible Government policies have spoiled generations . With wishful thinking or with one wave of a magic wand the already dead situation cannot be revived. How long can deep pains and wounds be suppressed ? I keep my fingers crossed!
Britain is sitting on a time- bomb ! Financial services , Banks and Corporations have let the country down by off- shoring manufacturing for a quick buck. Education and re- establishing manufacturing
manufacturing has long gestation period .How are we going to survive in the meanwhile ? Try telling the starving masses to wait patiently for a couple of decades more for clearing up the mess .
We in the US are facing the same realities here, and that sums up the enormous divide in philosophy between the Republicans and the Democrats here: Republicans are looking for quick fixes to benefit a few and then cut their losses, whereas Democrats are trying to reverse the continual assaults on longterm investment in PEOPLE and their health and education as a function of national asset-building to create a damage-resistant future... a future that does not return a profit now, and is thus of no interest to the Republican party of "Sink-or-Swimonomics." I weep for America if Mitt the Twitt, or as I prefer, Flipp Willie Robmey gets the White House. He will ruin the US, the UK and a few other nations in his quest for a Super-NAFTA encompassing the entirety of the Americas. Yikes.
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help! what just happened to outdoor light.. pics
We have a light over the garage door. It has a cfl in it for a while. It has some weird 20 year old timer contraption that controls it from in the garage. I walked outside and as I was walking away I heard what sounded like a bug zapper zapping a bug for maybe 5 seconds. Then I saw smoke (lightly) coming from thelight fixture and it smelled bad.
I took the bulb outand its base is blackend. I shut the thing off. I tried another later bulb but I do not think the timer is working since the red light no longer comes on. I left the bulb in...it is suppose to rain later...its the one in the first picture. CFL issue? Timer Issue? Ekectrical issue? Should I remove the timer, put in a regular switch and replace the fixture with a motion detector fixture.? Or is the problem in the wiring? See Pics below and Thanks! First pic is simply of the light fixture.
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The lamp holder is fried. I'd bet the timer may be ok, but you'd have to check the voltage at the fitting, if you're up to that.
If you really love that light you may be able to replace the lampholder (use a new ceramic one) but I'd probably junk it, get rid of the timer and use a motion sensing/light dependent fixture.
Only thing is, you usually can't use CFLs in those, because they don't fully "switch," there's always a tiny bit of current there. You could use a regular light bulb, which is only going to come on when needed, or you may be able to use a new LED bulb. Besides, if you get a real winter where you are, CFLs don't work too well when it's cold.
That thing is an older intermatic mechanical timer. It's rated for fluorescents up to 400 Watts. I suspect the real issue was the heat from the ballast inside that rather constrained fixture. I've seen a number of CFL ballasts go like that.
Looks like an Intermatic EJ341 electronic timer. It may well be ruined. I went through a couple of those before realizing that a bad outdoor socket was killing them.
Here is a link that might be useful: Intermatic EJ341
Those cheap bakelite lampholders always fail sooner or later. I suspect a CFL would run cooler than the max-rated incandescent, but poor contact in the lampholder creates more resistance, which creates more heat, which creates more resistance.... goto 10.
Andre, in answer to your part 2 question, I'd replace the timer with a switch, and put in a motion-sensing fixture. You can probably re-use the white base that's cut to follow your siding unless it's part of the fixture.
Failing that, you will have to find some way of making a weatherproof bridge between the fitting and the siding. These days they put a block of Smart trim on the OSB or plywood and (often) one of those shallow 'octagonal' (actually round) boxes that's surface mount, then the siding people butt up against that.
That's what they do in BC and for some reason I think you're in Eastern Canada...
ok new fixture ans switch coming. I had that cfl in there for over a year mated with the timer. In fact I have the same threesome (fixture/bulb/timer on my front door...might as well replace the pair I guess....so that smoke a noise was 'normal'?
" put in a motion-sensing fixture"
Very likely to have problems with a CFL since they almost always use a solid state (triac) switch.
A dimmable CFL might survive.
The triac switch distorts the voltage and current going to the lamp, even when 'fully on.'
This can quickly destroy the power supply in anything not designed to handle the distortion, and cause a fire (though usually they just overheat and fail releasing the 'magic smoke').
If one must have a timer or motion detector with lamps that have their own ballasts or drivers, one way is to have that device operate an electromechanical relay, one that has contact points. The points will make or break the power to the lamp, just as a conventional switch does. But all this will not mount into the existing wall box.
"If one must have a timer or motion detector with lamps that have their own ballasts or drivers, one way is to have that device operate an electromechanical relay"
The relay coil may be damaged by the triac.
Distorted current waveforms and inductors (coils or transformers) do not play well together.
It is possible that the motion sensor is not compatible with fluorescent lamps. Some of them specially state such in the instructions.
I picked up a motion sensor module designed several years ago designed to be inserted into lamps like that. It fits in the box behind the lamp. The sensor is remote mounted with a 10ft (or there abouts) cord. It happens to have an internal relay. I can hear it click when it activates. HD, made by HeathZenith I think. I kept a CFL in the fixture for several years but recently replaced it with an LED (better cold weather performance).
Who cares about a mechanical switch? With motion sensing, OP can either use an incandescent, since it will only run when triggered, or use an LED bulb, which is dimmable? AFAIK, dimmable LEDs are ok with electronic switches. CFLs are contraindicated for cold weather (although I use two on hard switches outdoors, and they're ok once they warm up.
I like Weedmeister's gadget, that would be very handy indoors and out.
For the record, since I haven't seen it mentioned, there *ARE* some electronic timers, motion detectors, and other automated controls out there that are electronic in nature but still use an electromagnetic relay for the final switch. I don't really know how to identify which ones they are without buying them, although being labeled as suitable for use with fluorescents and cfls would be a good hint... if you can find one 'on display' somewhere, look for an audible "CLICK" when it turns on/off - that's the one you'd want for use with a cfl.
Any control that does not use a mechanical contact can cause problems for a CFL not designed for us eon a dimmer.
"Who cares about a mechanical switch? With motion sensing, OP can either use an incandescent, since it will only run when triggered, or use an LED bulb, which is dimmable? "
As has been repeatedly said, any light suitable for dimming with a conventional dimmer (not a 'magnetic dimmer') should work OK with a motion sensor, daylight sensor, etc.
It is the ability to operate on a conventional dimmer that limits the damage from a solid state switch.


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FARMINGTON — On a low-scoring day at Oakridge Country Club, a couple of guys from Colorado jumped to the top of the Siegfried & Jensen Utah Open leaderboard, while a couple of brothers from Utah are just a stroke behind.
Zen Brown, a 25-year-old from Arvada, and Derek Tolan, a 26-year-old from Denver, led the barrage of low scores as both fired 8-under-par 64s Friday and lead three others by one shot.
Two of those at 65 were the Finau brothers, Tony and Gipper, who are joined by St. George pro Dusty Fielding.
Arizona's Ryan Hogue and St. George's Nick Killpack had the low score of the afternoon wave with 66s, while six golfers, including 58-year-old former Utah Open winner Mike Malaska, came in at 67.
In all, 73 golfers shot par or better, including 30 scores in the 60s.
The golfer who got the most attention Friday was probably Masters champion Mike Weir, who is playing in the Utah Open for the first time as he tries to work his way into playing shape following elbow surgery last year.
The former BYU star was disappointed after shooting a 70, which put him in a tie for 31st place. He was most discouraged because he had been striking the ball better lately, but he was encouraged by the way he was able to get up and down with some clutch par putts.
"It wasn't very good today, but that's why I'm playing," said Weir who had his wife and two daughters following him during his round.
Weir struggled with his driving and was all over the place on the front nine when he made three bogeys to go with four birdies and two pars. On the back nine he settled down and made a birdie-2 at No. 13 and finished off his round with an up-and-down par from the bunker at No. 18.
"My game is not as efficient as I want it right now, but I played better on the back nine," he said.
Brown finished in a tie for second at last year's Utah Open and picked up right where he left off in 2011.
"It was a great start — I played well all day," Brown said. "I putted great. I had two bogeys out there and they caught the edge and lipped around. I had a lot of one-putts today."
Brown had five birdies in a row on the front nine from holes 3 through 7 and lipped out on a 10-footer at No. 8. He went to 7-under with a birdie at 11, made bogeys at 12 and 15, before coming back with an eagle at 16 and a birdie at 17.
Tolan also has a good track record in the Utah Open, finishing in the top 11 each of the past three years, including a tie for fourth in 2009, a tie for 11th in 2010 and a tie for seventh last year when he played in Sunday's final group.
"I like the course and I look forward to playing here because it's so well-run and so much fun," Tolan said. "Today I hung in there and made a lot of putts — I played the last 10 holes in 7-under."
The Finau brothers have been making golf headlines since they were youngsters and both are 22 years old now (Gipper turned 22 Sunday and Tony turns 23 next month). Tony has had more professional success, winning several events on the National Pro Tour, while Gipper has taken some time off recently to work on his schooling.
Tony, who started on the back nine, was only 2-under after bogeying the par-5 No. 1 hole, but made five birdies coming in. Gipper's round was highlighted by an eagle-2 at the 389-yard No. 3 hole when he drove the green and sank an 8-footer.
One of the more impressive scores Friday was turned in by 14-year-old Rhett Rasmussen, a freshman at Bingham High School, who is believed to be the second-youngest participant ever in the Utah Open.
Rasmussen, who earlier this year won his age group at Junior World in San Diego, fired a 3-under-par 69, which was the best amateur score behind Zac Blair's 67. When asked the key to his good round, he shrugged and said, "I hit them straight."
Defending champion Clay Ogden, who also won the tournament in 2007, struggled with three bogeys on his first nine, but went 3-under on his second nine for a 70.
After Saturday's round, the field will be cut to the low 60 scores plus ties. The winner of the tournament will receive $20,000.
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