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"We can say drug users are also thieves. They are the ones stealing stuff out of your car and breaking into your house to support that habit," said Escondido Sgt. Craig Miller of the special investigations unit.
Bill Bradshaw, coordinator for the Mission Beach neighborhood watch, said the continual drop in crime rates is surprising, noting that property crime was particularly an issue in his community last year.
He said residents have been working closely with San Diego police on the problem, focusing on recycling bin scavengers, and the effort seems to have worked.
"What we found works in our community is if you get to know how the police operate and establish some contacts within the department, you get better response to problems," Bradshaw, 80, said. "We have found that police really do like to work with the citizens, if they can do it in a constructive way."


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'Crocodile Dundee' Star Paul Hogan Can't Leave Australia
The 70-year-old actor, who currently lives in Los Angeles and first gained a public profile in the United States with his cheerful offer to "slip an extra shrimp on the barbie" in Australian tourism TV ads in the mid 1980s, arrived in Sydney last week to attend the funeral of his mother, Florence Hogan.
Hogan was served with an Australian Taxation Office order after landing last Friday that prevents him from leaving Australia until he settles a multimillion dollar tax bill, lawyer Andrew Robinson said.
"These may not be the appropriate circumstances to effectively make Paul a prisoner of Australia," Robinson told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio.
The order was "absolutely devastating" for Hogan's wife, 'Crocodile Dundee' co-star Linda Kozlowski, and their 12-year-old son Chance, both of whom remained in Los Angeles, Robinson said.
Australian tax and crime investigators have fought Hogan in a five-year legal wrangle in Australian and U.S. courts to investigate evidence that he used offshore bank accounts to conceal earnings since his low-budget 'Crocodile Dundee' movie became an international hit in 1986.
Tax authorities last month claimed Hogan owed tax on 38 million Australian dollars ($34 million) in allegedly undisclosed income. The exact tax bill has not been disclosed.
Hogan has denied any wrongdoing and disputes the tax bill. He has never been charged with tax evasion.
The Australian Tax Office refuses to comment due to a policy of not discussing individual cases.
Robinson said lawyers are negotiating with tax authorities to have the order revoked.
"Those discussions are ongoing. We are hoping that they will result in an arrangement that will allow him to go back to his wife and son," Robinson said, without elaborating.
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- Friday 27 AugustBy Dugandean
In Texas they're called "PRONGS." Go figure.
- Sunday 29 August
stay in australia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Thursday 26 AugustBy kenan
Now that's a tax bill!!
- Thursday 26 AugustBy Heyes
was in Australia for a month.. great country!! glad they have laws that dont baby wannabe celebs... hear that Lohan!!
- Thursday 26 AugustLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Pay the tax you fool....Didn't you leave your wife of many years and all the kids for your current wife. Hope your happy.
- Friday 27 AugustBy OLDERBLUE
I gotta tell ya... I was in a service business a few years ago where I was having to be at his side for 3 days straight while he was filming a movie. He was not mean or abusive.. but.. what a miserable frame of mind he had. Unhappy with everything, including the co-actors, the dirctor, the restaurant food.I don't think he was happy with his beautiful home in Santa Barbara either. Just seemed such an ingrate for all that he had handed to him. Oh yeah.. why doesn't he seem to want to pay the taxes...? because he's cheap as well.. You say I might be a bad employee at the time.. well if that was so, he would have gotten rid of me afer the first hour, as was his practice to do to others.Why would I want to speak of this now....??? because if he is allowed to think that he can act, I will pretend to think that I can Type..!
- Friday 27 AugustBy Paul
your first statement does kind of go against all you said! I find it hard to believe what you have said is true!
- Saturday 28 AugustBy frank
Wish you Well, Paul Hogan...........Taxmen are pretty silly
sometimes so watch your Back ! ! !
- Friday 27 AugustBy eddie
too bad he is not black like tyler perry and wesley snipes. They also owe back taxes and yet they are purchasing new homes. What a system.
- Friday 27 AugustBy LPStarChaser
Figures-> If you wind up with a pile of money, you feel the need to keep it. If you see someone else make a pile of money and you have the power, you go after it. This news is not news, and the personalities out there are no news either, just the change in names. They have to negotiate a settlement.
Maybe Paul Hogan can do a few tourism ads and some visible public service to be viewed across a wide span of markets to cover his taxes. He may not be a great actor, but he is still a draw in some markets, and has a distinctive voice and accent, so that might be part of a settlement.
The Australian Government was cruel in pulling this stunt when Mr. Hogan was mourning the loss of his mother. They have to yield a bit for the em emotional distress.
- Friday 27 August
Geez could not all of this and any of the future be avoided with a point of sale tax for this and make it enough to cover everything. If there is some left over, then he gets a refund he would never have anyway.Sooner or later it would be just the cost of making a movie,like everything else. John Broadwell
- Friday 27 AugustBy crksr
Paul Hogan should try to get a job with the Obama administration and join the other tax cheats already there.!
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- Friday 27 AugustBy Ray
You've got President Obama mixed with Georgie Bush!
- Friday 27 AugustBy librarynun2
Is he the only celeb that owes back taxes? No. He hasn't been in the spotlight for years (personal choice or no offers) so at 70 yrs old, well, maybe he's hoping for one last hurrah??
- Friday 27 AugustBy Bailey
Send for your wife and take a chance too; then go for a walk about! Making another movie would be good too. Paul is well liked world wide.
- Friday 27 AugustBy TONY
- Saturday 28 AugustBy Evil JackHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Looks like the Austrialian IRS has even a bigger knife then Mr. Dundee - Ouch!
- Friday 27 AugustBy jjsj05
So he is separated from his wife and kid. So what? All that has to happen is for the wife and kid to get on a plane and go be by his side. Since this is not happening, obviously neither of them care, so why mention that they're apart like it's a sad thing?
- Friday 27 AugustBy Jackie
Maybe we can send Jimmy Carter to Australia to rescue Hoges.
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UPDATE, 6:40 p.m.: Transit Police gave Keolis the OK to resume normal operations through the area. Transit Police report the boy was airlifted to a Boston hospital; is expected to survive.
The 4:20 train to Franklin hit a 14-year-old near Islington station in Westwood.
Gugliemo reports getting a text from somebody on the train:
Police informed passengers. Have to get off and board...Read more
Nice day for fare increases and a new operator, but you can't blame this on the T: Around 6:15 a.m., the driver of a lobster truck managed to wedge his truck firmly into the train bridge at East Street and Carroll Avenue, just before the Islington stop. All sorts of delays on the inbound Franklin Line, of course.
There are also delays...Read more
According to T alerts, Needham, Providence and Franklin Line riders who just want to go home are currently delayed due to "congestion."
MBCR explains that, in this case, "congestion" means an outbound Amtrak train was mistakenly switched onto the Needham tracks, which is sort of like the train equivalent of a truck trying to get on Storrow Drive, given that Amtrak trains use...Read more
For a change, no train died on the Red Line. Instead, signal problems at Alewife are making life a living hell for riders.
The 7 a.m. train out of Franklin left this vale of tears in between stations.
Poster via Christine Wilson, who is getting to know the Red Line better than she wants....Read more
UPDATE: The Blue Line joined the party shortly before 10 a.m., when a train ascended to Valhalla at Wonderland.
Dead inbound train at Quincy Center would be harshing the mellow of Red Line commuters this morning if they weren't busy concentrating on staying warm. An Orange Line train could only make it to Back Bay before departing this mortal coil, but riders from the north...Read more
Trains on the Worcester, Fairmount and Franklin lines have been cancelled this afternoon because of what MBCR says is "a shortage of equipment."Read more
Dead train reported at Ashmont at 7:13 a.m.
Also reported: Signal problems on the Reservoir Line and a wicked late train on the Franklin Line. " Free hot chocolate on board?" one commuter freezing at Walpole asks hopefully.
UPDATE: An Orange Line train froze to death at Sullivan Square around 7:40 a.m. An inbound train, of course. It was followed in quick succession by...Read more
Commuter-rail lines that share the Northeast Corridor with Amtrak (Providence, Franklin and Needham) are reporting delays thanks to an overhead Amtrak wire that came down somewhere between Forest Hills and downtown.Read more
Today's MBTA tales of woe come from the Franklin Line, where "mechanical problems" caused big delays and major crowding:
Suzie Mac, an hour late for work, reports:
Stopped at Norwood Central and train too full to let passengers on! Left them on the platform!
State Rep. Dan Winslow, a regular on the line, adds:
We're crammed on like sardines on Franklin train. Three...Read more
Shortly before 10 p.m., by a commuter-rail train on the Northeast Corridor tracks, just south of Canterbury Street.
MBTA Transit Police report the victim, a white male who appeared to be in his 20s, was hit by an inbound Franklin Line train.
In August, 2011, a man was killed by an Amtrak train at Hyde Park station; a little more than a month...Read more
The Globe reports an outbound Franklin Line train hit a trespasser around 12:30 a.m. in Norwood, several hours after an inbound Acela train struck and killed a trespasser in Sharon.Read more
UPDATE: Franklin High School officials say the actual pugilists on the train were Franklin High alumni, not students, the Milford Daily News reports.
The 7:20 Franklin train last night pulled into Forge Park 63 minutes late because MBTA Transit Police had to board it twice to quell rambunctious Franklin High students returning from a hockey match at the Garden (which the Franklin Panthers ...Read more
NOTE: Post corrected to show the location of the car will be the one closest to the locomotive, which is only the first car in outbound trains.
The MBTA begins experimental rush-hour quiet-car service on the Franklin and Fitchburg lines on Monday. For the next three months, the car closest to the locomotive will be where be where cell phones go to die:
Customers using...Read more
The MBTA's reporting lengthy delays on trains out of South Station tonight. Dan Esdale reports that, as of 11:30 p.m.:
The 10:35 Franklin train still hasn't left South Station. And they don't know when the signal problem will be fixed.Read more
Sure, why not? Trains delayed due to a brush fire on the tracks in Hyde Park. Oh, yeah, Acela service also affected. Are there locusts on the Worcester Line?Read more
Peter Maranci reports that not only did he get into Ruggles 35 minutes late - because the train ahead of his died and had to be pushed off the tracks (and then shot?) - but then he and other commuters had to rely on the kindness of a conductor just to get out:
... [B]oth of the doors on the side that I was...Read more


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Death's Marathon (1913)
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Two business partners pursue the same woman. She accepts the marriage proposal of the irresponsible partner, much to her later regret. He squanders money on gambling, as his interest in her... See full summary »
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Wine from Australia
Circa Pinot Grigio
The name for this refers to the fact that 1788 was the year the first vines were shipped to Oz.
Circa Shiraz-Viognier
Opulent, caressing wine that takes its inspiration from the great reds of France's northern Rhône.
30 Mile Cabernet Sauvignon 2010
Johnny Quarisa is known for making solid, no-nonsense Aussie reds like this one.
30 Mile Chardonnay 2014
Good honest everyday Chardie from one of the best at the style, John Quarisa.
30 Mile Sauvignon Blanc 2013
Uncomplicated, zesty, hugely-enjoyable Sauvignon from the well-respected Quarisa family.
Bleasdale 'Langhorne Crossing' Red 2011
Easy drinking Shiraz-blend from one of Australia's most favourable areas for grape growing.
Bleasdale 'Langhorne Crossing' White 2014
A great-value blend of Sauvignon and Verdelho that has tropical flavours and a refreshing finish.
Bleasdale 'Potts' Catch' Verdelho 2013
With a proportion picked from 90-year-old Verdelho vines, fruit salad flavours abound in this award ...
The Last Stand Shiraz 2011
Sultry, luscious Shiraz from one of South Australia's top regions for reds. Upfront, obvious and tot...
Johnny Q Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc 2012
A cool and bracing Bordeaux blend that shows lovely grassy, citrusy flavours and a crisp, dry finish...
Little Eden Pinot Noir 2014
Enjoyable Pinot from warm vineyards in the Murray Darling region - smooth, silky and yummy!
Johnny Q Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Affordable, premium Cab from Oz's 'wine state' - marries ripe fruit with no-nonsense structure.
Johnny Q Shiraz-Viognier 2010
A very exotic rendition of the classic Shiraz-Viognier style that is drinking perfectly right now.
Bleasdale 'The Broad-Side' 2012
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Bleasdale Adelaide Hills Chardonnay 2013
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Dimension Data sends 76 Australian jobs offshore
NTT-owned Dimension Data has moved a number of its Australian support delivery jobs overseas.
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The newly formed enterprise conglomerate, to be known as Broadcom Limited, would have annual revenue of about $15 billion.
CA Technologies buying Rally Software for $480 million
It's a busy day in the tech world when it comes to M&A chatter.
Broadcom said to be in buyout talks with Avago
Avago specializes in semiconductors designed enterprise and industrial use cases, including data networking, telecommunications, factory automation, and alternative energy systems, among others.
Workday beats Q1 revenue estimates, losses not as bad as expected
Workday CEO and co-founder Aneel Bhusri attributed the better-than-expected results to "a record number of new customers."
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Charter acquires Time Warner Cable in $78.7 billion deal
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The networking solutions provider beat EPS estimates by 2 cents, with IP Networking sales helping to carry the quarter.
Google Fiber pushes automatic piracy fines to subscribers
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Tugboat's payment service will shut down on June 30 as the team moves to Facebook to work on news and video products.
Autodesk beats Q1 earnings targets; outlook light
The Bay Area-based company added 95,000 subscriptions during the quarter.
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Transparency and data-driven decision making are building trust in the U.S. state of Indiana. See how government agencies are using SAP HANA to reduce recidivism and give ex-inmates a second chance.
SAPPHIRE 2015: SAP, Amazeballs, but you'd never know it, and that's sad
SAP's annual conference has a long lineage and is arguably one of the most important - and very revealing - conferences in the technology world. They are always amazing and always puzzling. Paul Greenberg explains the conundrum.
David Foster's utopia reflects digital music dichotomy
Music producer-songwriter says the likes of YouTube are "the biggest crusher" of the music industry, but admits he too uses the website for quick referencing. This conflicting picture says a lot about the issues facing the music industry, opines ZDNet blogger Eileen Yu.
PayPal headed to Nasdaq under old ticker symbol after spinoff
Founded in 1998, the San Jose, Calif.-based company originally traded under the PYPL ticker symbol before it was acquired by eBay for $1.5 billion in 2002.
Google I/O 2015: Inside the developer show turned theme park
Jungle gyms, unlimited candy and free toys. Those might sound like the things that make up the stuff of childhood dreams, but really, they're just par for the course at this annual technology summit for grown adults.
Top 2015 April Fools' Day tech pranks around the web
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Six simple ways to reduce your wrist pain
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10 tech things we didn't know a week ago
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Six Sigma 'killed' innovation in 3M
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Converged infrastructure will require some compromise
All-in-one IT environments offer benefits in terms of simplified management, but companies must map their own requirements and decide whether this model makes more sense than best-of-breed systems.
Best mobility tools: webinar
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BYOD: The Promise and Specter of IT's Brave New World
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Asus W2V
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Asus W3V
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HP Media Center PC m1199a
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Toshiba Qosmio G10 Media Center
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Lexmark P6250 Home Photo Center All-in-One
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Netgear WGT634U
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Epson Dreamio EMP-TW10H
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InFocus ScreenPlay 4800
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Epson PictureMate
This portable photo printer produces quality output, but we wish it ran on batteries. It could stand to be a lot faster, too.
Canon CP-330
The CP-330 doesn't have any whiz-bang features, but its compact design and quality output make it a reasonable choice among portable photo printers.The Canon CP-330 dye-sub photo printer is pretty, portable, and PictBridge compatible.
Kodak EasyShare DX7630
Intuitive menus, handy buttons for common tasks, and the ability to also shoot video make this a camera that you can't really go wrong with. Read our Australian review.
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Next, Castaic Lake Water Agency will provide a presentation about CLWA services.
Then attendees will get to meet and hear from CLWA Board candidates Ed Colley and Kevin Korenthal.
In addation, Diane Trautman will be presented a CCAC Home Town Hero Award for her two terms of exemplary service on Santa Clarita's Planning Commission
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Third law of thermodynamics
In 1905 Nernst was appointed professor and director of the Second Chemical Institute at the University of Berlin and a permanent member of the Prussian Academy of Sciences. The next year he announced his heat theorem, or third law of thermodynamics. Simply stated, the law postulates that the entropy (energy unavailable to perform work and a measure of molecular disorder) of any closed system tends to zero as its temperature approaches absolute zero (−273.15 °C, or −459.67 °F). In practical terms, this theorem implies the impossibility of attaining absolute zero, since as a system approaches absolute zero, the further extraction of energy from that system becomes more and more difficult. Modern science has attained temperatures less than a billionth of a degree above absolute zero, but absolute zero itself can never be reached.
The calculation of chemical equilibria from thermal measurements (such as heats of reaction, specific heats, and their thermal coefficients) had been an elusive goal for many of Nernst's predecessors. It had been hoped that the direction of a chemical reaction and the conditions under which equilibrium is attained could be calculated only on the basis of the first two laws of thermodynamics and thermal measurements. These calculations had been hampered, however, by the indeterminate integration constant J, which obtained when integrating the Gibbs-Helmholtz equation relating the free energy change ΔF to the heat content change ΔH and the entropy change ΔS, ΔF = ΔH − TΔS.
Nernst's great achievement was to recognize the special behavior of ΔF and ΔH as functions of the change in temperature in the vicinity of absolute zero. From the empirical data, Nernst hypothesized that, as they approach absolute zero, the two curves F and H become asymptotically tangent to each other—that is to say, in the vicinity of absolute zero, ΔF − ΔH → 0 (the difference approaches zero). From this form of the Gibbs-Helmholtz equation, it was then possible to calculate the integration constant on the basis of calorimetric measurements carried out in the laboratory.
Originally, Nernst's heat theorem strictly applied only to condensed phases, such as solids. However, Nernst proceeded to extrapolate the validity of his theorem to gaseous systems. For this purpose, he embarked on a series of difficult and time-consuming experiments at low temperatures, where gaseous substances could be considered to be in a condensed phase. Between 1905 and 1914, Nernst and his many students and collaborators in Berlin designed a number of ingenious instruments, such as a hydrogen liquefier, thermometers, and calorimeters. These were used for the determination of specific heats for a series of substances. In a paper published in 1907, Albert Einstein had shown that the new theory of quantum mechanics, developed initially by the German theoretical physicist Max Planck in 1900, predicts that, in the vicinity of absolute zero temperature, the specific heats of all solids tend toward absolute zero. Thus, Nernst's heat theorem and his empirical results reinforced the revolutionary quantum theory; conversely, Nernst felt that Einstein's and Planck's work confirmed his Wärmetheorem and established it, conceivably, as a new, third law of thermodynamics, despite the fact that it could not be deduced from the other two laws. As a result, Nernst became one of the earliest wholehearted supporters of Einstein and quantum mechanics. In particular, Nernst was instrumental in organizing the First Solvay Congress in Physics, held in Brussels in November 1911, which was devoted to a thorough evaluation of the new quantum hypothesis by a group of leading European physicists.
Later years
Nernst was engaged in military and administrative efforts, including chemical warfare research, during World War I, in which his two sons were killed. Following the war, he returned to academic life and engaged in myriad pursuits, among them studying photosynthesis, astrophysics, and cosmology and constructing an electronic piano with loudspeaker amplification, called the Neo-Bechsteinflügel.
Nernst was the chair of the physical chemistry department at the University of Berlin from 1905, the school's rector from 1921, and the director of the school's Institute for Experimental Physics from its founding in 1924, until his retirement in 1933. Between 1922 and 1924, Nernst was president of the German national bureau of physical standards.


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A historical look at British Open heartbreak
Wednesday - 7/17/2013, 10:33am EDT
AP Golf Writer
GULLANE, Scotland (AP) -- Not many people believed Adam Scott when he said he would take nothing but positives away from the British Open last year, despite blowing a four-shot lead with four holes remaining by closing with four straight bogeys at Royal Lytham & St. Annes and losing by one shot to Ernie Els.
It was crushing. Surely, it must have been devastating.
"I think if I sat there and watched someone else do what I did, it would have been devastating," Scott said in June. "I didn't feel that way. I felt like I played good enough to win and I almost had in my head. It wasn't heartbreaking like I would imagine it looked, or if I'd watched someone else do it."
Scott rebounded quickly by winning the Masters about nine months later. It didn't make up for losing the British Open, but his assessment of his game was proven correct.
"If there is such a thing as golf gods, I think they heard the prayers of Adam Scott's fans," Paul Azinger said this week.
Not everyone is so fortunate.
There is plenty of heartache in the British Open, and not everyone recovers, even if they have major championships to soothe them.
Here are five examples of heart-breaking moments in golf's oldest championship:
Hale Irwin was going along nicely in the third round in 1983 at Royal Birkdale as he tried to keep pace with four-time champion Tom Watson. On the 14th hole, Irwin had about a 12-foot birdie putt to reach 7 under, and he left the putt one turn short.
What happened next remains a mystery.
Irwin went to back-hand the putt when his putter bounced off the ground and over the ball -- a whiff. It counted as a stroke, and Irwin tapped in for a bogey. He fumbled the ball as he retrieved it from the cup, and then he made bogey on the next hole, clearly rattled. Irwin wound up with a 72, four shots behind Watson.
He made a beautiful charge Sunday with a 67, but there was this sinking feeling that giving away a stroke is never good in a major, particularly in the British Open when Watson is in the lead. Sure enough, Watson had two putts from 20 feet for the win.
"Now I've got to go see Watson two-putt this thing and make me cry," Irwin said.
Watson lagged it toward the hole, tapped in for a 70 and won his fifth Open.
Irwin would win a third U.S. Open at age 45 seven years later, but he never had another chance in the British Open.
The opening round of the 2003 Open at Royal St. George's might have been an omen for Thomas Bjorn. A bad omen. He was in a bunker and failed to get out, and slammed his club into the sand out of disgust. That turned into a two-shot penalty for testing the conditions because his ball returned to the sand.
But that was nothing compared with Sunday.
With an All-Star cast of contenders, Bjorn played beautifully and built a two-shot lead with three holes to play. He found a bunker on the par-3 16th, with the pin near the edge of the green. Bjorn blasted onto the green, but not hard enough and the ball rolled back into the sand. He hit again, and the same thing happened. He finally got it out on the third try and made the putt for double bogey.
Now he was tied.
He missed a 6-foot par putt on the 17th, and his only chance to win was to chip in from long range for birdie on the 18th. It never had a chance, and Ben Curtis was the Open champion.
"I certainly feel like I deserve a little bit more than I got this week," Bjorn said. "That's the way it is. You go on. But I'm sure it's going to be tough the next few days."
Bjorn had another chance in the Open when it returned to Sandwich in 2011. He shared the first-round lead, but wound up four shots behind Darren Clarke.
Greg Norman's only win in the majors at Turnberry in 1986 failed to change his luck. Bob Tway holed a bunker shot on the 72nd hole to beat him in the next major at the PGA Championship. Larry Mize holed a 140-foot chip at the Masters to beat him in a playoff at the next major.


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Gelsenkirchen/Germany (March 26, 2010) Vitali Klitschko (39-2, 37 KOs), of Kiev (Ukraine) and Hamburg (Germany), and Albert Sosnowski (45-2-1, 27 KOs), of Warsaw (Poland) and Brentwood (UK), participated yesterday in a press conference at VELTINSArena Gelsenkirchen. Klitschko will face the European Champion Sosnowski on May, 29. The VELTINS-Arena is the home field of famous German soccer team Schalke 04. Tickets, starting at 22, can be purchased online at www.eventim.de or by phone +49-1805- 57 00 70.
VITALI KLITSCHKO: I saw Sosnowskis fights on DVD and must admit that he is a very experienced, quick and tough opponent. He will do anything to get my belt but I promise that this is not going to happen.
I want to verify that I am still the strongest heavyweight in the world. I am full of energy, in a top shape and without injuries. I am looking forward to fighting in Germany again and at Schalke arena..
I was in Wladimirs corner when he beat Ruslan Chagev at the arena last June. I have to say that I was jealous on him and desperately wanted to fight here as well. Now, this dream comes true.
This is an incredible arena with great fans. The atmosphere will be electrifying.
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Braun and Kinsler Are Your All-Star Jews
While the newly hot Kevin Youkilis is missing in action
At tonight's Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Kansas City, Missouri, there will be two Jews on the field, or at least in the dugout: an improvement from last year's one, but a downgrade from past years that have seen three or four Jews selected to compete in the Mid-Summer Classic.
Hard to say whom to root for: starting in outfield for the National League will be the Milwaukee Brewers' Ryan Braun, last year's Most Valuable Player; but he actually wasn't voted a starter, and instead appears in the opening lineup as an injury substitution. Also not-starting, for the American League, is the Texas Rangers' second baseman Ian Kinsler.
Not appearing at all is veteran infielder Kevin Youkilis. Having been either injured or producing poor numbers for the past couple seasons, including this one, the Boston Red Sox—with whom he won two World Series—traded him to the Chicago White Sox last month. To an almost weird extent, he has since been tearing it up: yesterday, he was named A.L. Player of the Week after he hit nearly .500 with three home runs and 10 RBI over a six-game span. He will be missed by the Jews, by the American League squad, but most of all by Red Sox Nation. Anyway, enjoy tonight's game!
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Frequently asked questions from investors
What does "certification" mean?
Certification is a stamp or raised seal placed on a copy of a legal document to confirm that the document is a true and correct copy of the original and that it is still in full force and effect.
There are two primary types of certification:
- Court certifications are provided by a court and only apply to documents that are issued by the court. Examples include letters testamentary, settlements of small estates, letters of appointment of guardianships and conservators, and divorce decrees.
- Non-court certifications vary depending on the type of non-court document being certified. A Medallion Program signature guarantee (see definition below) or an attorney certification letter may be acceptable to certify certain non-court documents. Examples include corporate resolutions, powers of attorney, and trust agreements.
What is a notary public?
A notary public is a person authorized by the state in which the person resides to administer oaths (swearing to the truth of a statement) and take acknowledgments. A notary signature and seal/stamp are required for executing certain legal documents such as wills, trusts, powers of attorney, etc. Notaries do not provide financial indemnification in the event of fraud or forgery and therefore are not acceptable in lieu of a signature guarantee to redeem or transfer shares.
What is a signature guarantee?
A signature guarantee is a stamp provided by a financial institution warranting that an individual's signature is genuine. The guarantor accepts financial liability in the event of fraud or forgery.
Putnam accepts signature guarantees from:
- Securities broker/dealers, commercial banks, federally chartered savings institutions, and federally chartered credit unions
- Trust companies, state chartered savings institutions, and credit unions
By guaranteeing the signature, the guarantor warrants that at the time of signing:
- The signer signed the document, and the signature was genuine.
- A signature guarantee has an unlimited dollar liability, unlike a Medallion Program signature guarantee.
What is a Medallion Program signature guarantee?
A Medallion Program signature guarantee is a stamp provided by a financial institution or a broker/dealer warranting that an individual's signature is valid. Putnam accepts Medallion Program signature guarantees in place of traditional signature guarantees and certain forms of certification for non-court documents. Putnam does not accept dated medallion guarantees.
- Each Medallion Program member has a specific liability limit per transaction, which is indicated by the letter that precedes the FINS (Financial Institutions Numbering System) number on the Medallion Program guarantee (for example, in A0123456, "A" indicates that the guarantor may guarantee any transaction up to $1,000,000).
Prefix Letter Liability limit per transaction Z $10,000,000 Y $5,000,000 X $2,000,000 A $1,000,000 B $750,000 C $500,000 D $250,000 E $100,000 F $100,000 (credit unions only)
- Each Medallion Program member has a specific liability limit per transaction, which is indicated by the letter that precedes the FINS (Financial Institutions Numbering System) number on the Medallion Program guarantee (for example, in A0123456, "A" indicates that the guarantor may guarantee any transaction up to $1,000,000).
What is a power of attorney?
Power of attorney is a document that appoints one or more persons as agents (or "attorney in fact") to act on behalf of the "maker" or "principal".
There are two types of powers of attorney acceptable to Putnam:
- Normal power of attorney (POA) is voided if the grantor becomes incapacitated or dies.
- A "durable" power of attorney (POA) remains in effect if the grantor becomes incapacitated, but is voided if the grantor dies.
Putnam only accepts a certified POA within 90 days of the certification to ensure the document has not been revoked and that the POA maker is still alive.
Note: A "health-care power of attorney" may not be used to act on accounts in the Putnam funds.
What are my options to move retirement assets?
- There are a number of options for moving retirement assets from one institution to another and from one plan to another, such as trustee-to-trustee transfers and direct rollovers and indirect (60-day) rollovers. Information specific to retirement plans offered by Putnam may be found in each plan's disclosure statement. Please consult your financial or tax advisor for more information as to which options may be available to you.
Is Putnam required to withhold taxes on distributions from non-qualified retirement plans?
Non-qualified plan types:
- IRA rollover
- Roth IRA
- Roth IRA conversion
- Salary reduction employee pension plan (SARSEP)
- Simplified employee pension plan (SEP)
Generally, all distributions are considered taxable income for the tax year in which they are processed and will be reported on Form 1099-R. Only after-tax contributions can be redeemed without tax liability, but IRS regulations state that distributions must be a proportionate mix of both after-tax and pretax contributions.
A 10% federal tax withholding is required on all distributions from non-qualified retirement plans except Roth IRA plans, unless the shareholder specifies to "opt out" of withholding. Shareholders who are U.S. citizens but do not live in the United States and/or those who have not provided a tax identification number cannot opt out of tax withholding.
Exception: U.S. citizens with a U.S. residence having a special mailing address outside the country may opt out of tax withholding if a tax ID has been provided.
In addition, Putnam withholds state taxes on retirement distributions for residents who live in a state that requires state income tax to be withheld when federal income tax is withheld.
For more information regarding the tax consequences of a distribution from any retirement plan, please consult your financial or tax advisor.
Can Putnam provide financial, legal, or tax advice?
No. For advice on these topics, please consult with your financial advisor, attorney, or accountant.
Can Putnam recommend a financial advisor?
Putnam believes that every investor should work with a financial advisor. However, we do not recommend specific individuals. See our guidelines on how to find an advisor.
Do I need a financial advisor?
In a world of rapidly changing markets — and thousands of mutual funds from which to choose — a full-service financial representative is an invaluable resource for investors. A financial representative can help you narrow your investment options to those that are most suited to you. Even the most experienced investors benefit from the comprehensive research, timely information, and expertise that a financial professional can provide.
Putnam recommends that you work with a financial advisor. Although Putnam funds are primarily sold through financial advisors, Putnam does not require that you have an advisor listed on your account.
What are the available share classes?
The various share classes and their respective sales charges and eligibility criteria are outlined in the prospectus for each of the Putnam funds. Please refer to the prospectus for more detailed information. As always, we recommend that you consult with your financial representative to determine the appropriate investment for you.
Does Putnam report cost basis to the IRS?
Cost basis is the cost of shares you purchase, including reinvested dividends and capital gains distributions. The cost may be adjusted for any applicable sales charges or transaction fees. When you sell shares in a taxable account, the cost basis accounting method you choose helps determine how your gain or loss is calculated.
For many years, Putnam has provided cost basis information as a service to shareholders, but did not report this information to the IRS. Beginning with the 2012 tax year, IRS regulations require mutual funds to:
- Report cost basis information to shareholders and the IRS on Form 1099-B
- Choose a default cost basis method if a shareholder does not elect a specific method
The new regulations apply to shares of mutual funds purchased in certain accounts on or after January 1, 2012 (covered shares), and subsequently sold or exchanged from the account. The regulations do not require mutual fund companies to report cost basis for shares purchased prior to January 1, 2012 (non-covered shares), and do not apply to shares in retirement plan accounts, education savings plan accounts, or money market funds.
Putnam has elected to use Average Cost (ACST) as its default cost basis reporting method; however, shareholders will be allowed to choose a different method or change their existing method. The other available methods are:
- First In, First Out (FIFO)
- High Cost, First Out (HIFO)
- Last In, First Out (LIFO)
- Loss/Gain Utilization (LGUT)
- Low Cost, First Out (LOFO)
- Specific Lot Identification (SLID)
For more information visit https://www.putnam.com/costbasis/
Do I need to be a U.S. citizen to open an account?
Putnam funds accept investments from legal residents of the United States who can provide a valid U.S. taxpayer identification number that Putnam can independently verify. Putnam funds generally do not accept investments from non-U.S. persons who do not have a residential address within the United States.
What is the $15 to $25 redemption from my educational/retirement account?
As disclosed in your Putnam retirement plan and disclosure statement, Putnam assesses annual fees for retirement accounts for which Putnam Fiduciary Trust Company acts as directed trustee. These fees are assessed in January of each year and will show as redemption on your summary statement. The fee is not a taxable distribution.


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VA audit: Escondido clinic flagged
Audit of VA health care shows new San Diego patients wait 43 days for 1st appointments
The Escondido and Imperial Valley clinics are run by private companies contracted by the VA to provide services to veterans. Virginia-based CRA Associates operates the Escondido facility, and Sterling Medical runs the Imperial Valley site in El Centro.
Neither company could be reached for comment late Monday.
Contracting services is a tactic that VA uses in remote areas, such as Imperial Valley, and for smaller clinics. And, private companies have greater flexibility in leasing space and hiring. VA officials in San Diego retain oversight.
Gering, whose office is at the La Jolla VA hospital, said he has been pleased with the performance of the Escondido clinic up to now and called the behavior alleged an "anomaly."
However, veteran Bruce Sims said he switched from the Escondido clinic to the VA-run facility in Oceanside after bad experiences with two doctors and a frustrating day when the clinic closed down for a seminar but at least one patient still appeared for an appointment.
"I've said my 'piece' to the VA people and my transferring to the Oceanside clinic was the result," Sims said Monday. "I do have nothing but praise and good perceptions about my experiences with doctors and nurses and support staff at both La Jolla and Oceanside."
Nationally, the VA audit found that 13 percent of scheduling staff interviewed said they were told by supervisors or others to enter a date different than what the veteran had requested in the appointment scheduling system.
The report said 112 — or 15 percent — of the 731 VA facilities that auditors visited will require additional investigation because of initial indications of wrongdoing.
A VA statement Monday said that any suspected "willful misconduct" is being reported to the VA Office of Inspector General.
Also, where the inspector general chooses not to probe immediately, VA health care leaders will launch either a fact-finding or formal administrative investigation.
And where misconduct is confirmed, "appropriate personnel actions will promptly be pursued," the statement said.
Other findings nationally:
•A complicated scheduling process resulted in confusion among scheduling clerks and front-line supervisors in a number of locations.
•And 8 percent of scheduling staff said they used alternatives to the official Electronic Wait List, which logs patients who can't be offered an appointment within 90 days. In some cases, pressures were placed on schedulers to use unofficial lists or engage in "inappropriate practices" to make waiting times appear more favorable.
The VA believes it will need $300 million over the next three months to accelerate medical care for veterans who have been waiting for appointments, a senior agency official said in a conference call with reporters.
That effort would include expanding clinics' hours and paying for some veterans to see non-VA providers.
In San Diego — where the number of outpatient visits almost doubled between 2003 and 2013 as troops returned from Iraq and Afghanistan — the VA needs to expand so it can accommodate the influx, Gering said.
A new clinic will open in Sorrento Valley this summer for primary care. In the existing Mission Valley clinic, mental health care spaces have been reconfigured to create a new treatment area.


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Since the scandal broke that Hank Baskett allegedly cheated on his wife, Kendra Wilkinson, with a transsexual model, the former Playboy playmate has avoided talking about her marital woes. But she has taken a silent stand – by removing her wedding ring.
The reality star, 29, is usually an open book, but a friend told People that Wilkinson "cries every day." The source also added that Wilkinson is avoiding making any decisions regarding her husband, 31, because she doesn't want to split up her family.
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"She wanted to throw Hank out but couldn't because she is healing [from giving birth] and needs help with the kids," says the source.
The couple wed five years ago and have since had two kids together – Hank, 4, and relatively newborn Alijah, who was born in May.
A friend told People that the mom-of-two found out the news from a phone call right before the exposé.
"She confronted Hank, [but] he denied it until he found out that the woman took a lie detector test and had to admit it," the source said.
"She's feels so stupid walking around like her life was so perfect and that her marriage was so solid. She feels like such a fool."