text: Mineral Point Weekly Tribune (Newspaper) - August 20, 1862, Mineral Point, Wisconsin V-----X rnmiti in i W I VOLUME XV. CITY OF MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST MINERAL POINT TfciaUNE I.-i PUDLISHF.D EVERY old Kaple Saloon, corner of High nnd Vino p'.rccls, Minera! I'olnt, Wb, bj d't ill roc months T5 To 03ire and Mail one year 1 do tlo month-i 75 d'j do do tiir.-o months.. 60 For iuy tlmo than three mnnths, live cents per number. Terms of r-' I li in. I I yrar. IP r o s p e o t. -a s or! T n i: TENTH VOLUME u r T it K _ present number cornnipnces n new Volume, the JL the" Atlantic Montlilv." Arrangements already nimlc warrant the imbli-lior.-i In jiroini.-in? to Ih'jso who rciwl variety of the lie-it r.riiclc- in nil of lltcratun--. An in- of many ihmi-ands in the yoar KsiiilicK-nt cviilvnce of luM on IMPORTANT DISPATCH FROM Hi? DE- PARTMENT. chants in tho U. all engineers and pilots of registered or licenced steamboats and steamships and all persons ex FULL DETAILS I.Y REGAUD TO DKAFTIXG. j by tlio laws of tho respective States froir To Gov. SALOMON WAI: Washington, Aug. 'J, JSG2. General C'9. Regulations for tic Enrollment and Draft nf three Jnindrcd thousand mililia In pursuance of an order by tiie Presi- i United .States, bearing '.late ronslanlly lie condi'cU-ii wlih 'ai-iujjlu to bt-bt li'-.si ciiripact matter, or their in .par- l'-' countid as a square. i'ruf 51 n line, per yu-, for :h'.: iive lind fifty for ud- ditifir-.il f'K'.r v.-ovV-s. ?J n single iifjy i.-ciiu fur each additional in n-.tltv at Statute rates. rim'. Lept inside, laving I'ri'CC- -I- :r-- '.f ordinary Trt) cent, advance or. of Ac., Irdl" pr ce. vnth Vill be liurrt'.-d till forbid, anil ft.r All If fur in not In- varied frnm. Verily nT.vrtis-.'in-.-nts Or.1 i.rivlKvv r'f No Aavtri'israien', considered K'.-.i than a stinai'i. ntLt.> recordi< full of uuil cannot, fail of coir.- ui.lndiiiX Th- i-'i; inr (if "MV Oarden" ill the May N'mr.lior. ba ,ovi.i-il fcrthi-cniiny Nuail.vr.-i o I'rof. I.o.-.i'lli-nd I'i-of. their :o v.-iiK-ly at and Mv. T. W. valuable find ('.-ij.L-i-s the voniiiK-iHTiiiciil. of tin- Atluntic Mi.ntliiv havo funiu'd onu of its mo.-t iitri'activo of it.- with timi-lv In I'M-... linii .SlaiV of Writcr- i-ii'K.i.i-llid. Tin- are still ninonx WILSON, Mitu-rai I'oinl, Wisconsin. OHico in til-1 j'co-m'v htliMiax-. to the claims of roi- ili'TJ for Uwinty and for Hie Mutual l.if- Iiii'irance Co., MlUviiukee, COISSS, 5T..'OI-: and general Merchant, deal- -ilii1 uarehf-a.-.e, near r S-dt s T Mini-.Ml IVilit. .1. 11. T rOIIXKY At J.aw and Solicitor in Chancery, M fral IVi'ji. Sn Miiton's iUock. AWVKUS, Mhivral Point, '.ow.i county, i'jipc-iti Italph Wal.lo Kmer-'on, Ni.tl.ani-! ll.iv.thi.rn.-. 0. C. T. lIK'-ui.-on, Anthor Howtl Mrs. .luliaW'. Kmrc, Mrs. A. T. WlMln. v, Oliver M'end-11 Ilulincs John Wiltlitr, K. I'. Itayord Taylor, Charles K.' Norton, V.'iillcr MilciK-ll. llcarv V. .lolni Wi-i-.i. II. li. S.tcnve. "Tlic- Country lianlvt K. Kub.-r T. S. I.ov.dl, .1. T. KviTctt. ITuf....--ar A. Wliito, Three Dolbr.s Aninini. or Tiventy-Hve Centra that :i draft of three hundred thousand militia be immediately called into the ser-! fop thnt _ Trans'.atcti from tlio Milwaukee Herald. atriotism of tho Loyal People of America. It has bt-en often said by critics at home and abroad, and often repeated, that tho almighty dollar was the only ruler in this country, and that all noble impulses were lost la bare materialism, it has been as. sorted that the American peoplu .strive exclusively to accumulate wealth, to live opulence and to forget all higher and humanitarian objects. Cold-hearted ma- terialism, immeasurable speculation and unbounded greediness for money were to be tho main the Amer- At the lime fixed as before provided Compare now with these military dnty on sufficient evidence on Itis I personal knowledge, tiiatsniil persons be- long to any of the aforesaid clnsscs, her'the exemption is claimed bv them or not. Exemption will not be made for disability- unless it be of such a per- manent character as to render the person unfit for service for a period cf more than thirty days, to be certified io bv a sur- geon appointed by the Governor" in each [Spooia! Dispatch to tho Chicago 'j ribunc.] Memphis, August G. via. Cairo, August S. The steamer Champion and V. 2-'. TPiVi son arrived from Helena this morninz- i icavmg there tit S p. in.-..yesterday, but brings no important news, bavin .WIII.VGTON-, -August 8, 1S02. Important Orders'.- OKDER AUTHOBIZIxe'.TliE AURKsfoT rER-.ONS IUSC017IUGIN-U vine of the United States, to serve for that the Hecretarv of War shall Citaldis and blinded, shall thereupon from the almighty- God of the cotin- at Crossing had not returned up to hist evening. It is the opinion of gentlemen here from Arkansas, well acquaintud wilh tlio eoun- try, Colonel IJaiiijis' 1st Wis- consin cavalry, and Col. fitch's brijjndu. tho Texans can hardly being captured r badly cut up. At last accounts .TciT. Thompson's force was in full retreat. The steamer Aeeaeia, reports about US hogsheads of sugar, found hidden a mile and a quarter from the west bank of the river, and taken on board. Two of '.he enemy found reecmnoitering on tho bank were captured. person or persons who mnv he engaged, by act, or speech, or writing, in discour- aging volunteer enlistments, .or iu' any- way gh-ing aid comfort to the or in any other disloyal practice against the United States. immediate report b'e'mado General Turner, Judge Advocate, may be tried to Col. Hovuy's Sod Illinois fegiiijtuir, tloitr t, i i T i ---v i'1-' atiu't iL'uv oner .u-e iiorfbv rofiiiosU-U iorihwith to ,i ,1 .1 at the-tune oi tho rondc-zvot Pulillc, Land Ac., ie., Ar-na, loiva c will attend to the payia-nt of with and dispatch. DOCTOR D.VT.tJAIKNS. AN and Mineral Point. 1. al.iivi- lMli...-d'. up Point, anil .Vvouohrar. Mineral i ivint. OtH.v tho ir.-li.-'.nvi S.V.ll'KI. KUKSr. 77OUXKV .it Law and Notary VaWie, U ati.'otiu'i liefer ll-in. Wa.-J-l.lila, and fol''.. ANTHONV, No. ,'xil. i- aiMllloii uUi-.-r I'.-KM i'.-'i-d in :ir; r.'jtio.nal j To.'trjit In r.hV'i It ,1 .irlv I'ritini- n. I.i ;irn'l f. '.f--: '-t ..Ib-r'ci.fn'd I'M.-- "f JUT I I-..', i.y SccnoE of the 'sV'ar for the Union. mv cr.rd in f.'nn. Our llie Tin-.-.. :ir" the (.f o) nlFa-l th p-r .1.. n in the fortieth of ;i .s vatrr, of not in ;h-- i.f views. v fe MiNKKAL POINT SALOOS. M A X A 1> O 11 t T 1.1. AT i his B.ir l.liiuni'i- llv will K. UTS at liny and invlti-f the xm.r.illy. Mineral Point Hotel, "WALKER Proprietor V.V on an.l tin- l-.-x of Albiin-'. anil I'iii.t. fnin.l Str.tvs, :nal jn-r- of all our VI us, ANTJIO.VV. SIM XoarSi. X V -nn: NT.MVOI s 01- isnrii A :i to :i afl.-r of i< toa-'-i'- oilu-rs [fru-.i on tlii; ..r a Ili-'i-t tl-.r lir.v. .M. IMC.V.M ;-0 i N. V. Havinx re-oj.encd livr Millinery Establishment ixv.ii'.ed "oy Mr. DAVKY ns a !o .'r.in.lnd- llie n-.illinerv on .-horl ii: ai.in-oved tilted now Imildiiv and nl- j -ivle lii- ..a-in aa.l C--, !n mi-tit the- put- i; -n if tin. -otis ..f Mf.wa! tV'int. Miami 5xO--tr. M. I'- KASHlONAllijE IIAKIii'.'K to am- in and j all I..T to C'lnipftL'uitli any Stic voii-i'.l'jr? it IKT (.f tui; invKe t.f tin.- City aad to call and hi r an.l their IIOXXKTS I'i.KAXKI) AND 'Min'vrlil t-iv with a view j hU 3 to the convenience of transporta- he powonnlly scrvc-i; be in ___ .1 Third. Tho of of tiie .Pacific. Throughout tho whole north was fuiiiid but one hoard but one cry: The Union must be preserved, siir.uld it cost oceans of blood, -Nov.- England sent her noble sons; New Vnrlc and Pennsylvania armed with gi- gantic power, throtigiiout the groat U'ot-t tiie sacrod fire of p.Uriotbm was IV.nn-.-d :v migitty ilaiue. tiic entire pai-t year, the prep- arations fur wr.r oontinued, a niightvarin persons drafted shall as- ken. They were A- as has boon made in hisim-. naiuo n- is in titc the. i'liisru j Hsis. ;i; On Sun-jay niiJety todcrals, fifteen mile i'.lry force twenty-nine miles below Helena. It was rjulto a brisk affair. lost ouu killed and one wounded. Tho confeder- ates lost several killed and wounded. All indications look toward lively time: in Arkansas every (fay. The secesh are exulting over the sup- posed impossibility of reinforcing Nelson bel'ovi 1'ragg can strike a A sccosh in Sfciupliis on Wednes- day evening at 0 o'clock. All is quiet up tho Ohio. The skirmish on Saturday at the mouth of .St. l-'rancis It-ver was most important. Two regiments of federals, who were es- corting sixty wagons and about '.200 negrou8 to a near post, were suddenly attacked, overhauled and dispersed. Many were takou prisoners, and the wagons all lost. On the same day a party of IVderals w- eowing twenty wagons were attacked, sev- iteen of them killed, and the wagons ta- by the United rs sliov.-isig detailed ftlatenicnt J men iniu couijianics regiments of in- upon one hundred and one to oach M oi'vic.- and incurred, to bo j O.lch regimout, r.n'l a copy'of the i to tho commandant of the J-'iimtli. no jiviivirion is made j i_v in any for carrying into of- j the expiration of the timo ai- the lir.v.t horo'.y onierni, or where lowed for the drafted men to reach the -ucu arc in any -.uanncr dcfoe-1 rondxvous. the s'uai! pruceed ivc-. such draft .-ha'l be i-onducted as ful- 'o complete the orgaiiixatimi oi" lii.> coin- i panics and by proclaimhit: thf 1. oftlie' c'f rogiiiicntal and eoinuiission. tho lists of envoiicd c which shall be dosignatf.! in accordance the laws of tiip servo the our fathers and to maintain Irecdoin, was not always our Our men met with reverses and had to battle with manifold Many i -v; on their way from sonport. The wagons wero loaded with :k from ami ii't is that wounded. or captured, except two. About forty wounded were vnken to Helena, on Tues- day. wore wounded, others others again j ,ms succumbed in a dangerous climate and 1 others too tremendous exertions. but all of this our stood with ad- mirable resignation, and their patriotism did not cool. Their only desire was tubs K'd "against the enemy to have an oppor- tunity Io crush him. Xever was there a Col. Uiriiiils' 1st cavalry has arrived safely at Madison, Ark., from the North. JIuesti.s llindman, Provost Mar- arrested and placed the same lilthy prison in which he had form- erly confined Union men. Col. Daniels, being for forward to JLcIenn, and a train of twentv wagons folbwed, guarded by seventy oi tiie Wisconsin catalry on the way, and .Sunday morning last, when near LauquiiU: attacked by 1.200 Texao 'sued, resulting in Ih.. our men and horses': before a military commission. Third, the expenses of auc'a arrest and nnj risonmont to U.c Ciiiof Clerk of the War Department for st'.lie ment and payment. (Signed.) Knwix if. S-MS of War. ASSII.VC.TOS, AUGUST S, 1SG2. j AX ORDKK TO KVA6IOV OP Jlir.lTA- nv nurv ASD rni: SUPITUMSION OF AI, PltACriCKS. First, By direction of the 1'residenf, it is hereby ordered that until further 01- dera no citizen liable to bo drafted into the militia shall be allowed to go to a for- oian country. All martials and military omccw of tlio' United .States arc directed, and all police1 authorities, especially at the portw of the United States seaboard and frontier, are requested to sac that this order is faith- fully carried into effect, and they arc hew by authorized and directed to arrest and detain any person or persons about to de- part from the United States in violation of this order. Second. -Any person liable io draff who shall absent himself from State' or country before such draft, is made will be arrested by any provost martial, or other United States martial or State Offic- er, wherever ho inny bo found within the jurisdiction of the United States, and con- veyed to the nearest military post or" de- pot, placed on military duty for tho term of the draft, and the expenses of own arrest and conveyance to such post or depot, also a sum of five dollars UH a re- ward to the officers who shall make the arrest, sliall lie deducted from pay. Third. The writ of habeas corpus ia hereby suspended in respect to all per-' ;ons arrested for disloyal practices. (Si-nedf) Kinvix M ST Secretary of War. paved in lite di Mich commissioner. of l.is T j rolls suail be on: i direction' of tho of tno ron- 1 dezvotis. and the J ne enrolling oiLcer shall nnmedi-1 ;lllo atoiy upon tnc iiluig of the onrollmont ]jv lists, notify sjid commissioner that said i n.-n. i-oops inspected thil tv servi''e of the UniU'-'. Tho people did not consider dollars j but gave out of patriotism and country. I since the President c.iJIcd for three him- thousand men, and in spite of tho New York, fo the New York Tfibnnc from Pviehard I3ustccd of New York is appoint- ed brigadier general irf volunteers to ro- i o' i -i her husband's prospects, but is mating her mm kday by day upon his character. Women are fool- ishly and do not like to let the we-" HOC how they influence us, but we even in our doings are Wl'1 to :i man tiiat he js kept at home, away from had company, away from doubtful pleasure and expense, through his wif.t's influences? Some cowardly souls think so, and fvnsoli.'ss cries against hor who. as iv guardian angel, stand bo- tiiOife an.l tiiuir victim. I think the wifis wns given to supply him with certain' IhinL'S wanting in his own nature, and in yeilding to her judgement, her opinion'. her desiie where thes. not the loth day of August, furnish its j Jraft; refusing to tako the oath of allegiance enough to fight anything that car- ries guns, and the next that was seen of him lie camo tearing down around the point, with the Arkansas in his rear, put- ting balls through his wooden Htcrn at every shot. His stern chasers were blaz- ing away manfully, with as little effect'on the iron walls of his antagonist..us could ast be imagined, and he ushered tho enemy in in fine style. He said afterward, that he 'was like the man sent but of camp to j live oGioers all a and frivcn. ami jt rim house uiacers and thereof. on thoir side; we iirmly believe ;u the diolum" and said, offieers, and Mage and after tiin fifteenth of c.UISCi tho rictorious S T V K i c.crxs: ull iiuvi of August no new regiments ot volun-i i i drivers who are employed :n the care and i tejrs but tho s'-iecec-s ut our brave soluiers; but it is pie is tho voice of God. procure game for breakfast, llewcntout to look for rabbits and prairie and met a grisly boar, who frozo to his coat-tail ind'caused a precipitate rotreat. r'iimv r ji I to look for rabbits and prairie I toll you sister, the voice of the poo- j ft to his pairs


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'Home' scores big at the box office
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- History / Heritage: The town was occupied in antiquity by the Romans, has a rich heritage. With Hauture, a medieval fortress which, from its 32 m high, overlooks the old center, or the church of Saint-Sauveur and Romanesque architecture dating from the 10th century. In the 60's, Fos-sur-Mer was a small village living from fishing and agriculture. The city, its location, is subsequently become the largest industrial port complex in Southern Europe.
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Moore Consulting: Let's Play This Out a Bit …
The Jets have not made it a secret that Tom Moore is part of the Jets staff this season as a consultant — but what's the end game? Moore has made it abundantly clear that he is there to "strictly observe" and has denounced negativity in all forms. He doesn't like being negative? Well … there goes any shot of him becoming an OC in New York …
But let's not forget the Jets lured Mike Westhoff back from retirement … it's not like they haven't done it before. So what's he here for? Here's some viable and non-viable thoughts I've had about his 'behind the scenes' role with the Jets. Add your thoughts in the comments.
Red Zone Help — Last year the Jets were 28th in Red Zone efficiency and so one of the things that the Jets have been very forthright about is that they brought in Moore to help make that more potent. This year the Jets are ranked 1st in that same statistic.
Validator of Offense — 'Observing' can take many forms. I have to think that there's some internal division on what the team thinks about Schottenheimer. I have zero proof, but my best guess is that Rex isn't all that enthused with his his OC's abilities and maybe more importantly, the ethos of how he constructs an offense. Meanwhile, the front office (Tannenbaum & Johnson) are more behind Schotty. Maybe both sides agreed that bringing in a subject matter expert to perform a validation of Schottenheimer's work was a partial benefit of also getting some red zone help?
More than Just Offensive Consulting but Coaching Consulting — Moore's help to the offense this season has been good, but the Jets might be in the business of looking for a new coordinator this offseason. It's a common occurrence that when teams are facing real crisis in leadership, they look for former coaches – now consultants – to help them hire someone. Guys like Dan Reeves have been in the news in recent years like this. So while Rex isn't in question, his expertise in creating an offense sort of is. So would the Jets rely on Moore help guide them in finding their next OC on which everyone can agree?
What About Bill? — Going into this season, the easy answer to replace Brian Schottenheimer was OL Coach / Running Coordinator? Bill Callahan. The Jets prevented Callahan for interviewing for some vacancies this last offseason. Is Callahan still the natural promotion for the Jets? Do the Jets feel like they need something else
How About Eventual Replacement? — Now this is where it gets a little trickier. Moore is 73 years old, doesn't like negativity, and sounds like he's enjoying his returement. But he's got that itch and loves football. But Rex relishes his presence. But the players are all responding very positively to him.
Could the Jets pull a Godfather III on Moore?
well we'll see how it goes I still have confidence in the guys
Coyotes take a nice pound of flesh off the Pens.
Klinkhammer for Ulfie's kid. That is a steep price the Pens just paid, and i am happy he went West..
I hope they're back before that!!!!!!!
Here comes the test
i still doing understand how no one made Neil pay some sort of price for the hit on Hammer
Let them rest and heal up for most likely Playoff Hockey.
That blows. Sounds real bad.
And here we go
I don't like it, obviously, but we have the required depth which will give them time to heal properly. Hamonic is the real concern since his concussion. He plays hard and it does not look like he'll last long in the league.
Thank god Pullock will come up. Need at least one right handed shot on the point.
Does this suck? Yes. But this is why we have depth - for the situations where we lose some key players, we have players in our system who can hopefully come in and try and fill the gaps until these guys are back.
I'm not as worried as I'm sure we all would've been in years past. Just stay focused and keep the effort coming.
No sweat. This team is deep and never gives up
This - THIS - is why you don't talk trade in November! Identify your weaknesses and deal from your strengths at the deadline.
@jmoney93 Cause it was a clean hit... And this is why "Reinhart isn't expendable" for a trade.
So please stop trying to trade away our defensive prospects for forwards, its not a good long term idea.
@jmoney93 Boulton was not in the line up. Neil would have destroyed Martin if he wanted to go
@shlo is it a concussion or is it his shoulder?
@islesfan31 I agree. Of course not happy about it, but it's part of the game. It's time for guys to take the baton and run with it. It's a challenge and good, deep teams make sure things like this don't derail them. Maybe it slows their pace a little bit, but they need to keep going.
@Keane stop
@rmbbanned2 @jmoney93 It is a terrible idea plain and simple. Thought Reinhart played well last night. He obviously needs experience and confidence at the NHL level but he is a big, string kid with a heck of a future.
Most definately as I have also posted on an earlier thread, people who love Martin believe he is Mike Tyson, when he is only a big middleweight. and would get hurt in a dance with Neil.
@phishstyx1 @jmoney93 Because it was a tight game and nobody wanted to take a dumb penalty. Let's be honest - Neil's hit was fine. He just got him good and from I could see jammed his shoulder. Nothing really dirty about it except that Hammer didn't see it coming. That's part of Neil's game - just like Clutter - make a big hit and hope someone retaliates and takes a penalty.
@Brian Serviss @shlo I don't know, it looked like shoulder, but I believe that any hard hit can aggravate the concussion.
@phishstyx1 @jmoney93 I am not so sure of that. I don't "love" Martin, but I don't think a fight between Martin and Neil would be as one-sided as some people on here appear to think.


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Today I had a meeting with my advisor at my community college to update my educational plan. I've now got a rough idea of what classes I'll be taking for the next year and a half on my quest to get a AA degree. It's a transfer degree and I am considering continuing my education further once that step comes. It'll take some time to consider and make that decision, luckily I've got plenty of time to do that.
Meanwhile, I am still working on trying to produce another novel. I keep finding myself staring at my manuscript without a clue on how to progress any further. Randomly the other night I woke up to have an entirely new idea and, outside of writing it down so I didn't forget it, I have been putting off working on it so I don't lose steam on my current project. But what I am realizing is that I already HAVE lost steam. It's gone. Petered out. And I can't get it back again. So here is my dilemma….do I push on and continue making this project happen or do I shift gears and start on something new?
I feel so lost sometimes.
Last weekend I spent at Rustycon 32. I had a BLAST, as usual, and am already looking forward to next year.
I was on panel with Author Guest of Honor Timothy Zahn, best known for his ten Star Wars novels. I also got the opportunity to be on a panel with Timothy W. Long, who wrote the Zombie Wilson Diaries. We had a chance to talk after the panel and he was really nice, very supportive and very insightful.
After meeting him last year at Rustycon, I met up again with Todd McCaffrey and I had a slight mental breakdown in the hallway during our conversation. He graciously accepted a copy of my book (checking off a life goal) and proved himself to be one of the nicest guys I've ever met.
Every year I attend Crypticon Seattle, both as an author with Blysster Press and as the High Priestess of Biohazard. Pulling double duty makes for an extremely long weekend. During the day you can likely find me in Author's Alley, manning the Blysster Press table with my fellow authors, though I'm a terrible table sitter (I constantly have to leave the table to deal with something, so they put me on the end with a space so I can escape when I need to). I do enjoy the table time, though. I get to meet some great people – other authors, artists and readers – and have some really great conversations.
Across from our Blysster booth was Nick the Hat, who has an amazing vision and amazing artwork. It's a pleasure to get to stare at his work all weekend [is it just me or does that sound dirty?].
Behind us was the QEW Publishing booth, where Quenton Shaw was a delight and kept me laughing all weekend. As a bonus, he had some awesome comics and I'm really looking forward to getting my hands on them [my world for a disposable income...even a small one!] in the future. I also met Kyle Shold at the QEW booth, whose artistic ability I am not ashamed to say I kind of fan-girled over.
After a full day of booth-ing (it's a new verb), it was time to head over to the Mercer room and get the party ready. Biohazard runs from 9pm to 2 am and is a madhouse. By the time midnight rolls around, I feel about sixty years old and ready to pass out. Nine times out of ten, though, I head down to the hotel room and by the time I get the door unlocked, my second wind kicks in and I head back up to the party. We had an amazing group of volunteers this year, and I want to give a special shout out to Scare Productions who once again, gave us a helping hand – they really stepped up and literally, the party wouldn't have been as awesome without you.
I always wish I have the time for panels or to check out the movie premieres, or a few bucks to get some signed photos. But I got a zombie flower pot [now that one I won't kill!] from my lovely Tammy and as always, I had a wonderful time. This year's Crypticon was better than all the previous combined and I am already anticipating 2015.
World building is a never-ending process. Especially when you're building a world in which you're planning on writing six books. I am thrilled to report that the writing of my manuscript, given the work-in-progress title 'Feathers', is progressing wonderfully. I should be completed with it sometime this summer and be well into edits this fall.
This is especially pleasing given the fact that I am registered for college as a full time student and classes are going well. Even math.
Recently I had the pleasure of doing an event with Diana Lanham at Verne & Wells, a social club for geeks in Kirkland, WA. I had a wonderful time and met some really great people. The club is interesting, they provide their members a place to relax and socialize, organize events monthly (like our round-table discussion on writing & publishing) and offer full concierge services among other perks. I am very much looking forward to hearing back from my new readers and to reading Diana's book, The House of Aegea.
Meanwhile, it's already June and time to start stocking the summer calendar. Luckily this one shouldn't be too busy; with school and writing in addition to my kids, I'll have enough time to keep my usual social life commitments.
What exciting events do you have planned for the summer? Any writing workshops? Book releases you're looking forward to (I admit, I'm saving my pennies to get my copy of 'Mr. Mercedes'!)? Let me know what you've got going on.
When I got laid off from my last job, I had to make a serious decision. Either I could find another position in customer service and continue with life as normal OR I could venture down a completely new and unknown path. I decided, after a lot of soul searching and evaluating of my life, that it was going to be in my and my children's best interest that I choose the latter option. I registered for college for the first time ever to complete a certificate program. The plan is that after a year, I'll have a better job so that I'll be able to support my children and write without all the stress that living paycheck to paycheck put on my shoulders.
Because, let's face it, I'll never just live off my books.
And I'm okay with accepting that, because I write for me. Not because I want to be a famous, rich author or anything. The fact that I was ever published or that some people enjoy what I write are bonuses that I never expected.
It does, though, make my life incredibly stressful and that's something that I am having a hard time adjusting to. But it's only a year. It is having a terrible impact on my writing though and even though I kind of expected that, it's not something that I am dealing with well.
One day at a time though.
The new book is coming along, slowly, but it's emerging and I am really liking it so far.


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Raven bumped into her future husband on a sunny afternoon while vacationing in Miami. He pulled up on his motorcycle and rode off with her heart.
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Week 22 TV Ratings and Analysis; How the Sitcoms Did
(We don't have the final network averages through Thursday AGAIN (sorry), but we do have final program averages through Thursday in the analysis below)
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Week 22 (Feb. 15-21) Analysis: For week 22, thus far through the first four nights it is atypical week because NBC is dominating all thanks to the Winter Olympics. So far through the first four days of the week I can project, NBC is first across the board, with Fox in second. CBS is third in HH/viewers, but fourth in 18-49, as ABC is the opposite of that, third in 18-49 but fourth in HH/viewers. Last week, week 21, NBC took home first place in every category obviously thanks to three nights of the Olympics (prior to those three nights they were 4th). CBS was second in HH/viewers, but third in 18-49. Fox was third in HH/viewers, but second in 18-49. ABC was in fourth across the board.
On Monday it was all Olympics as most programming was in repeats. NBC's coverage of the primetime portion of the Olympics did 25.54 million from 8-11pm and 25.22 million overall from 8pm-11:16pm. CBS was in repeats with its comedies and CSI: Miami. How I Met Your Mother started it off with 5.75 million and a 2.1 18-49 rating for a repeat, while a repeat of Accidentally on Purpose followed doing 5.47 million and a 1.9 18-49 rating. Two and a Half Men followed with a repeat as well doing 10.61 million and a 3.3 18-49 rating and The Big Bang Theory followed with a repeat of its own doing 10.09 million and it built from the lead-in in 18-49 from a 3.3 to a 3.6. A 3.6 for a repeat is outstanding these days. A repeat of CSI: Miami at 10pm did 8.38 million and a 2.3 18-49 rating, not too good. ABC started it off with an all-new The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love doing a solid 11.53 million, but it didn't go up from previous week for the first time this season in viewers, though it did do the same 4.1 18-49 rating for the third straight week--impressive since the Olympics were on! A repeat of Castle was next and did a 5.69 million, could be better but it was a third-run of an episode already. Castle returns with new episodes on March 8. Fox started off with a repeat of House doing 6.8 million and a 2.2 18-49 rating. A new episode of 24 was next doing 8.58 million and a 2.8 18-49 rating, both down a lot from previous week due to no new House and the Olympics on opposite it. NBC will return Chuck on March 1, and the new night premiere of Law & Order also launches that night. The CW aired an all-new One Tree Hill doing a could be better 1.86 million, down from previous week, followed by an all-new episode of Life UneXpected at 1.8 million, down a bit from previous week again.
On Tuesday, Fox won and beat the Olympics on NBC. Fox of course started with an all-new American Idol with 23.92 million, down four million or so from previous week when it was an hour long episode, as this was a two-hour episode. It did a mammoth 9.2 18-49 rating, down a whole point from previous week. The Winter Olympics on NBC were next doing 20.46 million in primetime and 20.33 million from 8-11:24pm. 5.5 18-49 rating is good, but it got clobbered by Idol. CBS started with a repeat of NCIS doing 11.66 million, seems a bit below its usual repeat numbers. Then spin-off NCIS: Los Angeles was next with a repeat of its own doing 9.13 million, but only a 1.8 18-49 rating...the lead-in was 2.4 And finally CBS aired a repeat of The Good Wife doing 7.74 million and only a 1.4 8-49 rating. ABC started off with a LOST enhanced encore doing 4.2 million and a 1.5 18-49 rating, down some from previous week. Then an all-new episode of the final season of LOST was next with 9.82 million, down a bit over a million from the previous week (as expected against Idol and the Olympics) but it still did an excellent 4.5 18-49 rating, off from previous week's 5.0. We found out about the numbers! What will we find out this week? ABC aired a new episode of the forgotten at 10pm and did a so-so 4.97 million and a 1.7 18-49 rating...down a million from previous week, like its lead-in. NBC will return two-hour The Biggest Loser episodes on March 2 and the premiere of Parenthood will follow it. The CW aired repeats of 90210 and Melrose Place doing only 760,000 and 620,000 viewers...down some from previous week's repeats. Did you know they are re-airing all the new episodes in order since its last new episode before they returns with new episodes in March?
Wednesday this time the Olympics took revenge and beat Idol. The Winter Olympics did a mammoth 29.29 million in primetime and 29.42 million overall from 8pm-11:17pm. 8.9 rating in 18-49 was number one for the night. Fox started with Human Target at 8pm at just 7.21 million and a 2.1 18-49 rating, down over a million from previous week. American Idol was next at 9pm and it did its lowest ratings in quite a while doing 18.63 million, that's down nearly 7 million from previous week, ouch! But still good. 18-49 rating was down from 9.5 to 7.0 as well. Taking a hit to a 7.0 is hilarious, any other show would kill for that now. CBS started at 8pm with repeats of its comedies Old Christine and Gary Unmarried doing 4.74 million and 4.29 million, losing to the ABC comedies which were also repeats. Next CBS aired a repeat of Criminal Minds at 7.91 million and a repeat of CSI: NY at 10pm did 7.97 million. ABC comedies were next with a repeat of Modern Family at 8pm doing 5.03 million and a 1.8 18-49 rating, followed by a repeat episode of The Middle doing 4.59 million and a 1.7 18-49 rating. Modern Family was a repeat in its normal 9pm slot and did an 4.36 million and a 1.7 18-49 rating. A special repeat of The Middle was next doing 3.19 million and only a 1.2 18-49 rating. Next Cougar Town was in repeats in the 10pm hour doing only 3.1 and 2.68 million. Ugly Betty was preempted, but a repeat of that would have done worse at 10pm. NBC will return Mercy and Law & Order: SVU on March 3. The CW aired more repeats as Life UneXpected did 1.25 million, down some from previous week, and then a repeat of Gossip Girl followed and only did 570,000 viewers, bad and down some from previous week.
Thursday it was the Olympics with the win again. NBC's coverage of the Olympics were down from the previous night, but still did 24.78 million and a 7.0 18-49 rating through 11:31pm ET. CBS started with a new Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains doing 11.97 million and 3.9 18-49 rating, down about 3 million from previous week. CBS aired The Mentalist at a special time of 9pm for a repeat doing 8.81 million, as a CSI repeat aired at 10pm doing 7.96 million. Why the switcharoo? Maybe CBS is mulling a change or they just didn't want the ratings to count in the season average, thus switching the timeslots. ABC started off with a new The Deep End at only 4.26 million, down from previous week and the 18-49 rating went from a 1.5 to 1.1...series lows. A new episode of Grey's Anatomy was next and perked up to 10.27 million, down two million from previous week, as it looks like the Olympics hurt it some, even the 18-49 rating went fro ma 4.4 to a 3.7. Thankfully it was pretty much a standalone episode. A new Private Practice was next doing 7.59 million and a 2.8 18-49 rating, both down some from previous week. Fox had a repeat of Bones doing 5.77 million and a 1.6 18-49 rating, down a lot from previous week's repeat. A new Past Life did only 3.5 million, down nearly two million from previous week. Only a 1.1 18-49 rating, too. Fox has pulled the show after this airing, look for Kitchen Nightmares now starting this week. NBC will return Community , Parks & Recreation and The Office on March 4, while 30 Rock returns the week after. At 10pm NBC will launch reality series The Marriage Ref on March 4. The CW aired a repeat of Vampire Diaries doing 1.66 million and Supernatural was a repeat and did 1.55 million.
Now, final numbers for Friday and Saturday are not available as usual, but NBC won Friday with the Winter Olympics, as the other networks aired repeats again.
Saturday numbers saw NBC win the night of course with more Winter Olympics coverage opposite repeats, though Fox did pretty close to normal numbers with its crime reality series.
Tonight it is more Winter Olympics coverage for NBC that will make them win the night. ABC's regular line-up of AFV, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Desperate Housewives and Brothers & Sisters are all-new, but might take a bit of a hit thanks to the Olympics. Watch these shows! CBS has a new The Amazing Race and Undercover Boss. I hope the latter loses to Desperate Housewives. Fox has a mix of new and repeats of their animated comedies and new episodes of 'Til Death. NBC will win the week in all categories because of the Winter Olympics. Fox will be second across the board, with CBS in third but there will be a battle for third in 18-49 between CBS and ABC. ABC will likely have to settle for 4th in HH/viewers. As for this coming week, look for the last week of Winter Olympics on NBC causing more repeats on other nets, but there will be plenty of new airings of series such as LOST, Desperate Housewives, and American Idol opposite it!
Week 22 How the Sitcoms Did
Last Sunday Sitcoms (counts for week 21-- Feb. 8-14)
- 'Til Death (Fox) - preempted because of NASCAR overrun.
- The Simpsons (Fox) - A new episode did 5.85 million and a 2.6 18-49 rating opposite the Olympics.
- The Cleveland Show (Fox) - Just 4.87 million for a new episode but the competition was high thanks to the Olympics. 2.4 18-49 rating is OK.
- Family Guy (Fox) - Jumped to 6.44 million for a new episode, but below normal of course. Even the 18-49 rating of 3.3 is below normal, but still the best of the block.
- American Dad (Fox) - 5.25 million for a new episode, retention is still the same as usual. 2.5 18-49 rating could be better out of a 3.3.
Monday Sitcoms
- How I Met Your Mother (CBS) - 5.75 million and a 2.1 18-49 rating for a repeat opposite the Olympics. Good.
- Accidentally on Purpose (CBS) - 5.47 million and a 1.9 18-49 rating for a repeat. Good retention from the lead-in.
- Two and a Half Men (CBS) - 10.61 million and a 3.3 18-49 rating for a repeat. That is good for a new episode even.
- The Big Bang Theory (CBS) - 10.09 million and a 3.6 18-49 rating for a repeat. I wonder if it could build on the viewers for tomorrow's repeat? 18-49 building is a given now.
Tuesday Sitcoms
- None.
Wednesday Sitcoms
- Old Christine (CBS) - 4.74 million for a repeat and only a 1.3 18-49 rating, both losing to the competing ABC comedy repeat.
- Gary Unmarried (CBS) - 4.29 million for a repeat and a 1.4 18-49 rating, both losing to the competing ABC comedy repeat.
- The Middle (ABC) 2 airings - A repeat at 8:30pm following a repeat of Modern Family did 4.59 million and a decent (for a repeat) 1.7 18-49 rating. A special 9:30pm repeat did not do as well doing only 3.19 million and a 1.2 18-49 rating.
- Modern Family (ABC) 2 airings - A repeat at 8pm did 5.03 million and a 1.8 14-49 rating, not bad at all. The regular 9pm airing was also a repeat this time and did 4.36 million and a 1.7 18-49 rating...not bad.
- Cougar Town (ABC) 2 airings - Two repeats aired at a special time of 10pm & 10:30pm doing 3.1 and 2.68 million. Not good, but it is only repeats.
Thursday Sitcoms
- Community (NBC) - preempted for Olympics.
- Parks & Recreation (NBC) - preempted for Olympics.
- The Office (NBC) - preempted for Olympics.
- 30 Rock (NBC) - preempted for Olympics.
Friday Sitcoms
- None.
Saturday Sitcoms
- None.
Airing tonight (Sunday) are new episodes of 'Til Death at 7 on Fox followed by a mix of new and repeats of the Fox animated comedies starting at 8.
Summing it up. All repeats. Two and a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory, Modern Family 8pm, How I Met Your Mother, Accidentally on Purpose repeats were impressive for the week. Everything else was OK (such as Modern Family 9pm, The Middle 8:30 repeats) or just plain old terrible (such as The Middle 9:30, Cougar Town 10pm hour repeats).
New on DVD/Blu-ray (March)
03/03 - CHiPs - The Complete Third Season
03/10 - Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. - The Complete Series
03/10 - Hey Dude - The Complete Series (Walmart Exclusive)
03/10 - Petticoat Junction - Family Favorite Episodes
03/17 - Bewitched - Season 5 (Mill Creek)
03/17 - Bewitched - Season 6 (Mill Creek)
03/17 - Bewitched - Seasons 5 & 6 (Mill Creek)
03/17 - Maude - The Complete Series (Shout! Factory)
03/17 - WKRP in Cincinnati - The Complete First Season (Shout! Factory)
03/17 - WKRP in Cincinnati - The Complete Second Season (Shout! Factory)
03/24 - The Donna Reed Show - Season 2 (MPI Home Video)
03/31 - Silicon Valley - Season 1 (Blu-ray)
03/31 - Veep - The Complete Third Season (Blu-ray)
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Sitcoms Airing Tonight
Monday, March 30
2 Broke Girls - "And the Zero Tolerance" (CBS, 8:00PM ET/PT)
Max and Caroline attempt to bring in extra money to help pay off their bank loan by taking second jobs as a pastry chef and a hostess at a chic restaurant. Sandra Bernhard guest stars as Joe, the owner of the high-end restaurant.
Mike & Molly - "Cocktails and Calamine" (CBS, 8:30PM ET/PT)
Molly is nervous about Mike attending a celebratory party her publisher puts on for her and Peggy.
American Dad - "The Shrink" (TBS, 9:00PM ET/PT)
Stan goes to a shrink after he sees a couple die in a car crash; Roger and Klaus study for a wine tasting.
Sitcom Stars on Talk Shows (Week of March 30) (All times ET unless noted)
Monday, March 30
- Neil Patrick Harris (How I Met Your Mother/Stark Raving Mad/Doogie Howser, M.D.) - Watch Neil on The Late Show with David Letterman at 11:35pm on CBS.
- Nathan Lane (Modern Family/Encore! Encore!/Charlie Lawrence) - Nathan is a guest on Late Night with Seth Meyers at 12:36am on NBC.
- Kristen Schaal (The Last Man on Earth/The Hotwives of Orlando/30 Rock) - Kristen visits Late Night with Seth Meyers at 12:36am on NBC.
- Becki Newton (Weird Loners/The Goodwin Games/How I Met Your Mother) - Becki appears on Last Call with Carson Daly at 1:35am on NBC. Becki and Zachary Knighton also talk about Weird Loners on Good Day LA on Fox 11 LA KTTV in Los Angeles.
- Will Forte (The Last Man on Earth) - Will stops by Conan at 11pm on TBS.
- Alyssa Milano (Who's the Boss?/Romantically Challenged) - Alyssa guest hosts The Talk on CBS at 2pm ET/1pm CT-PT.
- Regina King (227) - Regina chats on The Talk on CBS at 2pm ET/1pm CT-PT.
- Jerry O'Connell (We Are Men/Carpoolers/My Secret Identity) - Jerry guest co-hosts LIVE! with Kelly and Michael, so check your listings.
- Billy Gardell (Mike & Molly) - Billy talks about the game show Monopoly Millionaires' Club on LIVE! with Kelly and Michael, so check your listings.
- Hilary Duff (Younger/Lizzie McGuire) - Hilary appears on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, so check your local listings.
- Candace Cameron Bure (Full House) - Candace discusses her new Hallmark Movies & Mysteries original A Bone to Pick: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery on Home & Family on Hallmark Channel at 10am ET/PT.
- Kevin Rahm (I Hate My Teenage Daughter) - Kevin talks about what to expect on the final season of his popular show Mad Men on Home & Family on Hallmark Channel at 10am ET/PT.
- Sutton Foster (Younger) - Sutton discusses her starring role in TV Land's Younger and talks about her exciting solo debut at Carnegie Hall on HuffPost Live at 3:40pm.
- Rob Corddry (The Winner) - Rob is a guest on SportsNation at 3pm on ESPN2.
- Garcelle Beauvais (The Jamie Foxx Show) - Garcelle guest co-hosts The View on ABC at 11am ET/10am CT-PT.
- Tracee Ellis Ross (black-ish/Girlfriends) - Tracee is a guest on VH1's Big Morning Buzz Live at 9am.
- The Cast of Younger - Patricia Field, Sutton Foster, Hilary Duff, Debi Mazar, Miriam Shor, Nico Tortorella and creator Darren Star are guests on the AOL Build Show at 4pm.


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Maybe Braun as a good will gester and a way to say sorry prior to each series on the road should donate to a local charity. Might lesson the boo birds a little. More importantly a needed charity gets a donation. Or even take a group of kids from Make a
Wish in each community to the game on his dime.Hide replies
I think that all your suggestions are excellent. Still, the fastest way to shut up the pea-brained boobirds would be for Braun to have a four-for-four day with a couple of dingers.
WHY? I don't see any of the others that were suspended doing that. He just plays baseball if you don't like him don't like him. You asking him to do stuff to make yourself feel better about him is ridiculous.
Did I say I didn't like him? He's actually my favorite player. Ridiculous? To make donations to a charity...ok. So because other players haven't done something like this he shouldn't. That's ridiculous. So let me ask you this question...why not?
Blue Jays fans are cheering Melky Cabrerra... Nelson Cruz got a curtain call in Baltimore... are those situations over the top as well? I was at the game & there was nothing "over the top" about the ovation for Braun. People putting tape over the name on their Braun jersey & writing "cheater" or "liar" is over the top. Writing articles hypothesizing as to why opposing fans didn't boo Braun as loudly as you thought they should have is pretty "over the top" too, in my humble opinion.Hide replies
Couldn't agree more, bbjn. I enjoy Haudricourt's reporting both in the JS and on ESPN Milwaukee radio, but when it comes to Braun, his obvious bias and holier-than-thou attitude is both tired and unprofessional.
Come on, Tom, seriously, it's time to move on. Will we receive a report on each new ballpark the Brewers play in this season? Will you rate the different fans on their willingness to be as obnoxious as you think they should be? Will the throwing of batteries or syringes be considered overboard or just about right? I agree with BBE321. TH is a good reporter, but just as Braun has to move on and be professional, it's time for TH to move on too.
Agreed. For some reason the whole Braun situation is personal to Haudricourt and it shows in every article he writes. Maybe the JS should assign him to the cadre of reporters following Hank around.
Thank you.
It is obvious the hatred Haudricourt has for Braun. That is what is over the top.
This isn't in any way defending what Braun did, but considering the Red Sox employed and their fans supported Manny Ramirez for eight years, they don't really much of a leg to stand on when it comes to outrage at PED use.Hide replies
Amen. And Big Papi has been mentioned in some reports as well. And don't tell me Nomar was clean
Don't forget Ortiz was mention in the report a couple of years ago as well for taking steroids.
All the teams fans that are booing Braun are hypocritical. Very few teams have never had a player that turned up dirty at one time or another.
This is the fan base that almost destroyed Bill Buckner's life following a miscue on the field. And he was one of their beloved. I did expect a worse greeting for Braunie.Hide replies
They finally invited back to Fenway Park 25 years later, probably because of guilt!
Should read, invited Buckner back.
I still don't know why the Brewers didn't have Ryan take care of this thumb issue over the off season. Yes, they said there was a chance a procedure could make it worse; but, there's a small risk with any surgical procedure. It's like saying to a pitcher; well you really need Tommy John surgery to fix your pitching arm; but there's a chance the surgery may not be successful, so don't have it. If every pitcher refused Tommy John surgery based on this thinking, most of the pitchers pitching today would be out of baseball.
Now what are Brewer fans supposed to do? Schedule to go to the game not knowing if the Brewers best player is playing? Yes, they won yesterday with a non performing Braun; but how many games will the Brewers be able to compete in if Ryan is only playing even two thirds of the games, and the games he is playing in he is handicapped with this injury?
The Brewers brass messed up big time by not putting more pressure on Braun to have this surgery over the off season.Hide replies
sounded like he was going to do it, but success was not at good odds from the hand surgeon they interviewed on the radio, so do you want a proactive Braun ending his career early on a chance to do a surgery with poor odds, or to see if rest would help?
Either way it may be the end of Braun's pro days very quickly now... hopefully not...
but the Brewers have some prospects that can play corner outfield... so its not as bleak as having 3 injured starting pitchers
I just don't buy all this! maybe it's frustration; but Ryan had to DH yesterday because he couldn't play the field; but he could hit; today, he can't even hit; it sounds as if the DL is in his future; the Brewers need to make a decision so they can bring up Gindl ASAP since they only have four active outfielders.
Pitching and defense wins championships. The offense is good enough to carry the load even without Braun. Obviously Braun is a huge piece of the puzzle but I would rather be missing Braun than be missing Garza, Lohse, or Gallardo in my honest opinion.
No I don't think the offense is good enough if Braun misses large amounts of time this year. Too many unknown and unproven players. Only 3 guys who can be pretty sure to be reliable, Gomez, Ramirez, and Lucroy and Ramirez health is always a question. So I am not as realistic if Braun is out for any time.
Being a Brewers fan can be stressful. So I enjoy watching other games on TV just to relax. Turned on KC/CHISOX game this afternoon just as KC's newest free agent Aoki comes to the plate. The Chicago announcer then opines that the signing of Aoki by KC "has to be one of the steals of the off season." So much for relaxation. Go Crew!Hide replies
A Cubs announcer would say that because Aoki was a good player, and Will Smith has never pitched against the Cubs in his short career. When you get a good southpaw for 6 years for a 1 year player to be a free agent, the Brewers got a steal.
The funny thing about Boston's booing is that Boston won championships thanks to steroid use. Braun used HGH to heal a muscle, something I predict will be legal in the next 5-10 years. Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz took steroids to build fake muscle so they'd be able to hit more home runs. Two very different forms of cheating.
I would be interested to know whether the Boston fans booed Braun because of the PED's or because he's a liar.
For those trashing Tom Haudricourt I have to wonder if it's because you disagree with what he says because you condone Braun's actions? Haudricourt doesn't make up news, he observes and reports the news.
I hope fathers everywhere use Braun's suspension due to drug use and lying as an example to their sons and daughters of the effects of having a bad character can have on their lives.
Wait till Braun gets to Chicago and St. Louis then you will hear some booing.Hide replies
Not that Sosa, McGwire, and Pujols never took anything.
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LONDON -- Northern Irish golf stars Darren Clarke and Rory McIlroy are among the sports figures honored by Queen Elizabeth II in her New Year list, after claiming their first major titles.
The 43-year-old Clarke was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire after ending his long wait for a major victory by winning the British Open at Royal St. George's.
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