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- Publisher: Oxford University Press
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I thought this book was hilarious. I read it in one go as the story was so funny. Warning: Side effects include tears of laughter, crazy laughing and aching cheeks! This book must be read in one go as it is so good and you won't be able to put it down. Charlotte, aged 9 This book is really funny - it's just hilarious. The start of the book was brilliant - it made me laugh out loud. In fact the whole book made me laugh out loud many times. I one hundred per cent think everyone else will like this book. Owen, aged 8 We have just the last chapter to go. The class love it and wouldn't let me put it down. Sian Downs, Year 4 teacher I had to read this after hearing Owen laughing so much! This book should come with a warning - Be careful, this book will make you want to read aloud to strangers just to show how funny it is! Sally Batten Even reluctant readers will be drawn in by the amusing pictures and the good use of varied font styles which makes the book appealing and not in the least daunting. Great fun, especially when read aloud. Parents in Touch This wonderfully zany story is perfectly paired with the scratchy stylings of David Tazzyman; ensuring fans of Mr Gum will be drawn to this story is a smart move. Sharp wit and genuinely funny storytelling keep everything moving along at a rattling speed. It's a short read, perfect for primary schools and could enchant a few reluctant older readers too. Clever, surprising and satisfyingly silly. Katie Clapham, Booktrust Dougherty is very funny and I like an adventure that has a natter with itself, a postmodern novel for tweens... due to the novel's clever storytelling - you don't need to be Terry Eagleton to appreciate it. Alex O'Connell, The Times Children's Book of the Week A sure-fire winner Imogen Russell Williams Laugh out loud humour with some wonderful illustrations from David Tazzyman... make this a super read. Kathy Lindsay, The School Librarian Full of good humour, this hilarious story will appeal to all young readers. Ruth Swindon, The Best New Children's Books: Summer 2014 An anarchic story of a brother-and-sister team Lorna Bradbury, 'Christmas Books 2014: best children's books to read', The Telegraph ... a gigglefest from start to finish. Minerva Reads Blog


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I stopped doing spreadsheets /lists for now till I cut down on some of what I plan to NOT have for long. Then when I'm down to the choice films I'll stick to them I think.
I think ilford will inevitably get all my business... I'd like to say "oh yes I shot in this and that film, while its still around, but it's a fools errand to invest in a style of film that say Kodak has, it's too expensive and they are collapsing, ilford is strong and that's where my money will go.
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Ex-Miss USA Rima Fakih has learned her lesson after narrowly dodging a jail sentence in her recent DUI case -- stumbling drunk out of a club last weekend in Hollywood, saying, "TMZ, I'm not driving!!!"As we previously reported, a Michigan judge…
It was ladies' night on The Choice last night — you know, the show that's like The Voice, but with celebrity blind dating? The women (Playboy Playmate Hope Dworaczyk, Aussie actress Sophie Monk, Miss USA Rima Fakih and Carmen Electra) were snippy, picky, and possibly drunk. Show More Summary
Rima Fakih, the first Arab-American to be crowned Miss USA, managed to avoid jail time when she was sentenced on Wednesday for driving while visibly impaired. Instead of going to jail, Fakih will be put on six months probation, and she will also be required to serve 20 hours of community service. In addition to [...]Show More Summary
Thank goodness!! She didn't seem cut out for The Big House! A Michigan judge threw gently tossed the book at former Miss USA Rima Fakih today, sentencing her to six months probation and 20 hours of community service for her DUI arrest late last year. The first Arab-American to ever wear Miss USA's crown pled no contest [...]
She's been anxiously waiting to see what her DUI conviction would earn her, and Rima Fakih had a pleasant surprise in court today. The former Miss USA dodged jail time and instead was given six months probation and 20 hours of community service by the judge. Last month, Ms. Show More Summary
Rima Fakih is allowed to carry out her community service in California, so she can "get on with being a Hollywood kind of person."
Rima Fakih was crowned Miss USA in 2010
Disgraced former Miss USA Rima Fakih has managed to avoid the slammer in her DUI case... as long as she can stay out of trouble for the next 6 months. A Michigan judge sentenced the 26-year-old beauty queen to 6 months probation and 20 hours of…
Rima Fakih, a former Miss Usa and the first Arab-American to be so, has pleaded no contest to a charge of drunk driving in the state of Michigan. A no contest plea isn't technically the same as pleading guilty but it is treated as the same for sentencing purposes and, if found guilty of the [...]
Rima Fakih, the first Arab-American to win the Miss USA title, pleaded no contest on Wednesday (March 12) to drunken driving charges. She was pulled over in December 2011 and charged with drunken driving, careless driving and having an open container of alcohol.
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Rima Fakih, crowned Miss USA in 2010, cut a deal Wednesday related to her December arrest in Michigan on suspicion of drunk driving, pleading no contest to driving while visibly impaired. Rima Fakih is likely to be sentenced to probation, her attorney said.
Rima Fakih was the first Arab-American Miss USA, but in 2011, she experienced a setback when she was pulled over in Michigan and arrested for driving under the influence. At the time of her arrest on December 3rd, Fakih had been reportedly driving erratically and doing 60 in a 30 MPH zone. When stopped by [...]Show More Summary
She's had quite a roller coaster ride since winning the Miss USA pageant in May of 2010, and hopefully Rima Fakih can put her DUI drama behind her. The former Miss USA entered a plea deal, pleading no contest to a reduced misdemeanor...Show More Summary
She pleaded no contest to driving while visibly impaired.
Former Miss USA, Rima Fakih, was pulled over back in December for boozin' while cruisin' and today, has reached a plea deal. Fakih, the first Arab-American Miss USA, was caught with an open bottle of champagne when she was stopped in her Jaguar, driving erratically. Rima pleaded no contest to driving while visibly impaired and is now [...]
Disgraced former Miss USA Rima Fakih struck a deal with Michigan prosecutors in her DUI case this morning... just hours before she was due to stand trial for the December incident. Fakih pled no contest to misdemeanor driving while visibly impaired…
Former Miss USA, and current DUI defendant, Rima Fakih is picking up some crisis management tips from two of her beauty queen sisters... one of whom is no stranger to controversy. Fakih was arrested back on December 3 for driving under the… TMZ Ex-Miss USA Rima Fakih -- Getting Scandal Schooling From Beauty Queens
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Iben Hadd's elision of and departure from the exact words of Article 1, Section 10 [1] is VERY misleading. As elided it seems to say that a State may "make no coin except gold or silver." This article actually says the opposite by forbidding any State to "coin Money." In its language forbidding any State to "make anything but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts," it essentially forbids States to legalize "debased" money as legal tender.
Jan 18, 2011. 10:25 PM | 3 Likes |Link to Comment
Yes it did. Check the 36 year gold price history chart at goldprice.org. The graph shows that the over $800 peak in 1980 was not regained until 2008. After going down near $300 in 1982 there were recovery peaks to near $500 in 1983 and 1988, then languishing in the $300s until it began a rather steady rise in 2005.
Very few people are clever enough or lucky enough to get out near the top or buy at the bottom in any investment or speculation. If you bought during the roughly 20 years of low gold prices, you would have had a longer wait for your investment or speculation to turn positive than most people can handle.
20% interest rates of 1980 were aimed at breaking 13% inflation. Today the prime is at 3.25% and deflation is a real if uncertain danger.
If I had been lucky or clever enough to buy gold at $400, I would be taking some profits now while the taking is good. The higher it goes the farther it has to fall (just like stocks). I think that a lot of the passion of gold bugs comes either from those who want people like me to buy it (or their goldmine or their ETF) from them or from people probably like Screwloose who want to persuade more people to come to the demand side and bid the price higher.Jan 18, 2011. 09:54 PM | 4 Likes |Link to Comment
I just followed Gold2's urging us to READ our constitution. It does not say what he tells us.
Article I, Section 8 [5] states "The Congress shall have Power...To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof..."
Article I, Section 10 [1] states "No State shall...coin Money; ...make anything but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts;"
As one can see, reference to "gold and silver coin" is only made in reference to powers denied to individual states. The Power of The Congress to coin money does not say of what it is to be coined. And no practical reading of this provision can limit money only to that which is an actual coin.Jan 18, 2011. 06:31 PM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
After gold's last big runup into the $800s it crashed into the $300s or $200s and stayed low for many, many years. Anyone who buys gold at its present lofty price, as if it were "real money" or "savings" representing a safe cash position, risks a similar massive loss at some unpredictable time.
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The Obama administration has not raised taxes and has only proposed raising them on the richest sliver of our population, some of whom feel entitled to pay even lower taxes than they do now.
The Reagan administration did not meaningfully shrink the size of the federal government, but rather ultimately grew it by carrying out Reagan's promised massive increase in our already bloated military spending. That this probably accelerated the end of the Cold War, with Gorbachev pulling the Soviet Union back from an unaffordable arms race, is the one good thing that can be said in its favor.Nov 28, 2010. 11:20 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment


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Why The Shortage I bought three pairs of these cargo jeans size 36 x 32 two years ago and I've been trying without success to buy three more pair, one to replace a pair that I totally wore out and the others just to have as good jeans to go out in. Why the shortage? Has Wrangler decided to deep six the style? They have a great product. The back pocket is nice and deep. The front pocket is nice and large and of course there is a cargo pocket on each leg which is excellent for carrying sunglasses and extra items when traveling or hiking. Common Wrangler.... Hurry up and get them back on the shelves, same quality, same value. January 7, 2015
I really like the fit These cargo jeans fit really well and are comfortable. The thickness of the denim is very much thinner than my older ones though. I can see where people wearing them for work would probably not get a lot of wear out of them. I am retired and they should be fine for me. I like them because I can carry my phone and other things in them .I guess its a fine line where you have to please customers and investors also. December 20, 2014
Cargo pocket no longer in fashion? First, yes, I'm female, and I love the way men's jeans fit. I also love cargo pocket jeans, it might be a hold over from wearing military BDUs for 12 years. I went to the store the other day to get more of these brand only to see this fashion must have past me by. So after digging online using the faded tag from my old pair I finally found them. Cargo pockets are the best choice for cell phone carrying in my opinion and these work perfect because not only are there cargo pockets but they have an slip-in extra pocket that most cell phones can fit into including my big Samsung Galaxy Note 3. I got a good 3 years use out of the last pair which are worn regularly but not during any physical laboring. Please don't stop making them. November 25, 2014
this product has great features material is look alike jeans and one pair had a hole in them . November 24, 2014
Great Product As always from Wrangler they are superb. Great feel and fit. could be a little thicker for winter but that's what long johns are for. These are not sold in stores only on line. They ship fast and shipping is a reasonable price. November 11, 2014
Great wearing pants. I bought four pairs of these six years ago. I still have my last pair. Though I have had to put patches on them, they wear great. I wore these pants everyday to work for the government. July 20, 2014
poor manufacturing quality outweighs all other positives These jeans look good, have a very good fit, and are comfortable. They are also very cheaply made. Out of four jeans, three did not last 6 months. I need to add that I wore them once a week. For two of them the button above the zipper just fell off. The third one started to rip around the edges of one of the cargo pockets. I believe the cloth they are made out of is too thin too withstand the rigors of regular use. I like the design but unless they replace the denim with a sturdier one I will not buy them again. With a better design I would be willing to pay upwards of 40 dollars for them. May 11, 2014
Poor Quality! I've bought these same model jeans a few years ago, they were awesome, great work jeans. They handled crawling on the floor, bending, kneeling the whole nine yards,... Now this batch, 3 pair, after being worn 3 times and one wash, holes started to develop around the top corners of the cargo pockets. Thank goodness they are under warranty. The whole batch should be recalled and destroyed! March 21, 2014
Perfect for what I needed I need cargo pants to store my wallet, phone, and other items away from my back pockets. I also need/want jean material for protection when riding my motorcycle (48 states, 100kmiles+) and these are perfect for what I need. Fit is as advertised, velcro pocket tabs, and a small pocket in each cargo pocket that I can put quick access items, i.e. wallet, phone, etc. January 13, 2014
Jeans have great features that my husband really likes I bought 1st pair of WRANGLERS DENIM CARGO JEANS few years ago as a Christmas gift for my husband & since then he prefers to wear nothing but cargo pants (loves 'em). The only problem which seems to be everyone's main complaint is that you cannot find DENIM cargo pants in stores - lots of carpenter jeans are available but not cargo. We've even looked at stores in other states while traveling to no avail. Is there a reason that the DENIM CARGO jeans are not sold in stores any longer? I have to always order on line to get the denim cargo jeans - husband presently owns about 6 but a couple need to be replaced due to wear & tear. January 4, 2014
5 pair - 5 rips I love cargo pants and I love the fit of these jeans but the material could be heavier. My biggest complaint is that I have 5 pair of these that I bought and every one of them developed tears near the top front side of the cargo pockets (both sides) on the pant material itself. Starts as a small hole then spreads vertically so that you end up with numerous tears in the fabric. The pants were only 1 - 2 weeks old when the tears started. I like my pants to fit loose so it's not that I'm stressing the fabric. I may try sewing the tears but I don't think this would be an issue with a heavier denim. December 26, 2013
Use for work and walkabout Like that I can get this in denim, not just twill or ripstop. The ripstop material feels weird against my skin. The denim is the most comfortable. I don't like sitting on my wallet or phone. The side pockets are just plain necessary in my work. I buy lots of these, usually in bulk but, they're getting harder to find. What's up with that? Don't ever stop making 'em! They should be considered a "classic" now like your regular fit jeans! Honestly, Wrangler's are the best that I can find! You own the style. Other "denim cargos" out there are priced way too high, and don't stand up. I tear the crotch out of those way too often, and have to patch with duct tape (not good on the job...or off for that matter). December 16, 2013
seem to be good Seem to be a good buy for only $20 bucks, Have to see how they handle grease and asphalt before the snow fly's. They fit great but a little longer then 32 inseam. October 3, 2013
My favorites by far I wish these were easier to find out at the stores and I wish they had more than one pair available at this site in my size since I would buy several more. They're awesome--versatile, comfortable and durable, plus they look great on and you can carry all kinds of stuff in the cargo pockets. Buy some--you'll like them. October 3, 2013
not ripstop love these to work in .. the side pockets over the cargo pockets on both sides -- they call tech. pockets are great for screwdriver baby channellocks flashlight --- and the cargo pockets are great to keep your spine straight by not sitting on your wallet ----only wish they made these with a heavier denim and maybe divide one of the cargo pockets 40/60 - hammer loop yea hammer loop could use that --- keep the velcro closure on the cargo --have had many diff types now velcro is the best and only one you will actually use . September 25, 2013
I like the side pockets I wish that you would make them heavy like you do your jeans. I don't mine paying more if they are heavyer. Your friend Joe Bob Smith September 6, 2013
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Blu Dot Hot Mesh Side Chair
Blu Dot Hot Mesh Side Chair
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|Chair Design: Side chair
|Frame Material: Metal
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Removable Seat Cushion: No
|Removable Back Cushion: No
|Tufted Cushions: No
|Slipcovered: No
|Ottoman Available: No
|Ottoman Included: No
|Style: Modern
|Custom Made: No
|Rocker: No
|Swivel: No
|Stackable: Yes
|Arms Included: No
|Legs Included: Yes
|Nailhead Trim: No
|Hand Painted: No
|Commercial Use: No
|Country of Manufacture: China
About the ManufacturerThe goal of Blu Dot is to bring good design to as many people as possible, which means creating products that are useful, affordable, and desirable. To make that happen, their design process is founded on collaboration. Not just among themselves, as they play show-and-tell with concepts, but a total collaboration between pencil and paper, materials and machines, even packaging and assembly. Blu Dot's designers like to think that the form is almost inevitable, a by-product of the process. Their job is simply to help it emerge as beautifully and as efficiently as possible. brbr Blu Dot was formed by three college friends - John Christakos, Charles Lazor, and Maurice Blanks, who shared a passion for art, architecture, and design. After they left college and began to furnish their first homes, they didn't like the stuff they could afford and couldn't afford the stuff they liked. They figured they were not alone and were naïve enough to try and do something about it. Blu Dot was born in 1997. Since then, the idea that good design is not just about beauty or form - it should also be about making everyone's lives just a little easier and a little more enjoyable.
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CB from Lakewood, CA – Verified Buyer
I purchased this metal chair in black to be one of several mismatched chairs at a long farmhouse-style dining table. It's attractive. Leaves a diamond pattern on the back of my legs if I'm wearing shorts, but I'd expect that from any patterned mesh chair. The only problem is 2 tiny spots of the mesh on the left side of the seat were not filed down completely at the soldering, so my pants and leggings kept getting caught on it. Fixed the problem by hammering down the rough edges. For the price I wish I wouldn't need to fix it. Was delivered in a very large sturdy cardboard box, wrapped well. I still like it a lot, and would recommend it.
Perfect outdoor chairs
Larry from Palo Alto, CA – Verified Buyer
These Hot Mesh chairs are perfect for outdoors. brilliant colors (we got yellow) done in a sturdy powder coated steel. each chair is pretty light, so you can toss them around the patio. They stack so you can get them out of the way. The mesh keeps them tidy, no water pooling or piles of leaves. The backs are low relative to a typical dining chair, which keeps them feeling casual, but if you like a more formal feel, maybe this isn't for you. Pros: Durable, light, stackable, bright Cons: lower back than formal dining chair
Funky little chair
Jennifer from Southlake, TX – Verified Buyer
The mesh chair adds so much detail in any room. The pattern creates one more design element in a room. I think that the chair gets a bit uncomfortable after 5 minutes or so, but a cushion added to the seat would solve that issue. I found that the chair was exactly what I saw on the website. I bought it in black and love it.
Love this Chair!
Mary from Longmeadow, MA – Verified Buyer
I bought this chair in blue for my son's desk in his bedroom. His desk is antique looking with spindle legs and it a light green color and this chair definitely pops against the desk. I like how the chair and the desk compliment each other rather than match. The chair is surprisingly comfortable and light enough my son can move it around.
Great Chair, great Price!
Beverly from Saratoga Springs, NY – Verified Buyer– Top 500 Reviewer
This is a great Chair for the price. The colors are super, and it looks good. It is very comfortable and easy to sit in. I ordered these for an Office I designed and everybody is happy with them. They look cool and are light and easy to move around, yet sturdy. I would definitely order these again.
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Courtney from Nichols Hills, OK – Verified Buyer
Love the look of this chair. I ordered yellow for my restaurant but could see myself getting the white for personal use. A little pricier than some of the other metal chairs I've seen but the quality seems to be good as it looks. It looks like the frame is all one piece, no welding so it seems like it could withstand some pressure. Pros: no assembly, great color Cons: a little too pricey
Fun and bright side chair
Heather from Reston, VA – Verified Buyer
I ordered this side chair in yellow to be used with a leaning Crate and Barrel desk. It is well constructed and pretty comfortable for a metal mesh chair. The color is perfect for my grey, khaki, white and yellow color scheme -- it adds a cheerful and fun pop of bright yellow. Pros: Excellent quality; color is as shown; very quick delivery
Great pop of color
Annie from Seattle, WA – Verified Buyer
We decided to use these as dining chairs and they are perfect. The metal finish is nice and durable for the occasional food spill, and the pattern in the metal is beautiful and cool.
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Rebecca from Dallas, TX – Verified Buyer
I love the look of this chair and how durable it is. Easy to move around and relocate as well as serve as a place to sit.
Susanna from Encinitas, CA – Verified Buyer
Bought these guys for our outdoor dining! They are perfect! Love them. Great look and will last long!
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LYTHAM ST. ANNES, ENGLAND (AP) - Lee Westwood looked glumly at his ball lodged up against the side of a pot bunker and considered his options. Unfortunately, none of them involved a normal swing in the direction of the hole.
So, he turned around, whacked at the ball left-handed with a right-handed club, and settled for just getting it back into the fairway.
Yep, another bogey.
Westwood, the world's third-ranked player and generally considered the best golfer never to win a major, limped to the finish with a disappointing 3-over 73 Thursday in the opening round of the British Open. What made it even worse was that Royal Lytham & St. Annes was ripe for the taking, the rain largely holding off, the breeze from the Irish Sea barely rippling the flags.
"Just one of those things," he said with a shrug. "You can't have great form all the time."
Westwood wasn't the only local favorite to disappoint in a year when the home country had high hopes of snapping a 43-year drought in golf's oldest major.
Ian Poulter plodded to a 71. Paul Casey collapsed on the back nine and signed for a 72. Justin Rose had a miserable day all around, winding up with a 74. The only Englishmen to shoot in the 60s were former cricket player James Morrison (68) and up-and-comer Matthew Baldwin (69), who actually made a point to get Westwood's autograph during a practice round _ then outplayed him when it counted.
Another crowd pleaser, defending champ Darren Clarke of Northern Ireland, joined in the misery. After a near-perfect tee shot on the par-3 opening hole, he struck a terrible putt from about 10 feet that never had a chance. It was pretty much all downhill from there on the way to a 76. Only seven players posted a higher score.
"I don't think you could publish my thoughts right now," Clarke told reporters when he came off the 18th green. "I played poorly and I putted worse. It was disappointing, because at practice, I hit it really, really well. But what can I do? I tried my best on every shot, but unfortunately it wasn't there again.
"A bad day at the office."
Actually, Clarke's struggles weren't that much of a surprise. He's done little since that magical week at Royal St. George's, following up his first major title by missing the cut at both the PGA Championship and the Masters, sitting out the U.S. Open with an injury, and barely making a dent at the lesser-known events on his schedule.
But players such as Westwood (ranked third in the world) and Rose (No. 9) were expected to shine. Poulter, who was runner-up at Birkdale in 2008 and has played well in the pressure-cooker environment of Ryder Cup, also was rated as a potential challenger by no less than Tony Jacklin, who way back in 1969 won at this very same course.
Jacklin remains the last English golfer to capture an Open title in England (Nick Faldo's three titles all came in Scotland). Now, barring a major turnaround, it looks as though the streak will continue.
Westwood has little confidence in his game at the moment.
"I'm at a point right now where it goes left or right," he said. "I'm not often straight."
World No. 1 Luke Donald was the best of the English elite, putting up an even-par 70 that only looked so-so given the calm conditions. A staggering 36 players shot in the 60s, leaving Donald with plenty of competitors to pass and a six-shot deficit to make up on the leader, Australia's Adam Scott.
"I felt like I played pretty solid," said Donald, who managed a lone birdie and 16 pars before a bogey on the 18th. "I didn't get as much out of it as I would have liked. One birdie. But really it was kind of an easy 70."
There was nothing easy about Westwood's round. Even though he started with back-to-back birdies, he figured it was more the result of good fortune than good shots. He didn't feel comfortable with his swing. He knew it wouldn't last.
At the third, Westwood dumped his approach into a bunker, zipped one out over the green, pitched back on and two-putted for a double-bogey. He rallied a bit with two more birdies, making the turn at 1 under, but the errant shots really caught up with him on the return to the clubhouse. The worst of them came at the 14th, where that pot bunker gobbled up his ball and forced him to improvise a shot just to get it out.
"I can't remember the last time I had to play a left-handed shot, never mind out of the bunker," Westwood moaned.
He closed with four bogeys in his last six holes, leaving him more concerned about working out the kinks in his swing than contending for the claret jug.
"You're going to make a few birdies out there," Westwood said. "But sooner or later, you'll get found out."
Casey was once one of the world's top-ranked players, until a shoulder injury sent him tumbling to 77th in the standings. He insists that his shoulder is fine, but he's got to find some consistency in his game. He arrived at Royal Lytham mired in a terrible slump, having missed the cut in nine out of 12 events he's played this season on the PGA and European tours.
So actually, he found plenty of reasons to be optimistic after shooting a 3-under 31 on the front side. Never mind that he blew up to a 41 on the return nine, making double-bogeys at the 15th and the 17th and closing with a bogey.
"I take a lot of good out of that," Casey said. "That's the best golf I've played so far this year. That front nine was great. It was wonderful stuff."
Too bad it didn't last.
But England's drought at the Open looks like it will.
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A heartwarming win for a heartbreaking tale
American author, Anthony Doerr, has scooped this year's Sunday Times EFG Private Bank Short Story Award 2011
American Anthony Doerr has won the world's biggest short fiction cash prize (Ulf Andersen)
Anthony Doerr's story The Deep, about a boy with a weak heart expected to die before reaching manhood, has beaten off fierce competition to win this year's prestigious Sunday Times EFG Private Bank Short Story Award. The winner will receive the award and a cash prize of £30,000.
Doerr's victory was announced this evening at a literrati-studded dinner, which was held as part of The Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival. In attendance were the award's illustrious judges including Lord Melvyn Bragg, who presented the winner with his prize, Will Self, AS Byatt and Daisy Waugh, as well as a raft of big literary names including Philip Pullman, Ben Okri and Moncia Ali.
Bragg, on behalf of the judges and their chair, Matthew Evans of EFG Private Bank, praised Doerr's story for its tender emotional power. Named as one of Granta's 21 Best Young American Novelists in 2007, the author is renowned for his short fiction. Bragg also acknowledged the quality of the shortlist, which included Man Booker Prize winner Hilary Mantel, included Booker nominee Gerard Woodward, Will Cohu, who was also shortlisted last year, award-winning Chinese and Swansea-based writer and PHD student Roshi Fernando who probes the plight of immigrants living in London.
Read their stories over the next few weeks here.
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The Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem 311 (R).
(photo credit:Ronen Zvulun / Reuters)
Israeli ambassadors from around the world were in Jerusalem this week for their
annual end-of-year meeting.It is a time for diplomats to swap
experiences with peers, meet with top government officials and get caught up on
internal Foreign Ministry politics. But it is also an opportunity to voice
constructive criticism on burning foreign policy issues.And that is
precisely what several ambassadors did Monday during a meeting with National
Security Council head Yaakov Amidror.A few envoys expressed frustration
that they were not properly prepared for the government's announcement at the
end of November of new housing construction beyond the Green Line and interim
development plans in the area known as E1, between Jerusalem and Ma'aleh
Adumim.The announcement on E1 came immediately after the Palestinian
Authority's successful bid on November 29 at the UN General Assembly to upgrade
its status to "nonmember state," and exposed the ambassadors to a flood of harsh
criticism in their respective host countries.Unfortunately, instead of
relating directly to the envoys' legitimate and pertinent criticisms, expressed
in a closed conference, Amidror admonished the ambassadors for daring to
question the government's foreign policy decisions, and advised them that they
should either faithfully represent Israel's positions or resign from their
posts.Apparently, Amidror misunderstood the diplomats' intentions. They
were not questioning the decision to announce development plans in E1, they were
articulating frustration with the fact that they were not properly prepared to
represent government policies abroad.As one diplomatic official told The
Jerusalem Post's Herb Keinon after the exchange, Amidror's irritated response to
questions from the ambassadors was representative of a government attitude that
does not put a premium on explaining policy to those who must represent
it.It is unclear whether the feeling expressed by this particular
official is pervasive among diplomats serving abroad tasked with the difficult
job of explaining the E1 announcement to foreign officials who are skeptical, if
not downright antagonistic, of Israeli settlement policies.It is clear,
however, that at least a few envoys feel they were not properly briefed on the
reason for the E1 decision, its timing and the objectives the move was supposed
to achieve.In fact, in the weeks and days ahead of the UN vote,
ambassadors were receiving signals from the Foreign Ministry that Israel's
reaction would be muted. The announcement on building that was made after the UN
bid was precisely the sort of reaction that was not supposed to
happen.The Foreign Ministry had said that it had no interest in
deflecting international attention from one issue (the Palestinians' decision to
resort to unilateral measures and therefore abrogate the Oslo Accords) to
another (a controversial announcement that Israel would be building in
E1).Then, against the advice of the Foreign Ministry and less than 24
hours after the UN vote, the Prime Minister's Office, in a move that gave the
impression of a hastily planned and hastily executed decision, announced the
plan to move ahead with the long-stalled E1 building
project.Understandably, the ambassadors were frustrated, not necessarily
because they disagreed with the logic of E1 as a reaction to the Palestinian UN
bid, but because they were not briefed in advance on how best to defend a move
that drew intense international condemnation and put them in an uncomfortable
position.As public servants who have devoted many years to the
diplomatic corps, ambassadors are trained to defend and explain Israeli policies
regardless of their personal convictions. The do not expect to be a part of the
decision-making process. But they do expect to be properly forewarned and
briefed.Ambassadors voicing legitimate, pertinent criticism in closed
forums should not be silenced. Doing so prevents improvement and can deepen
envoys' feelings of frustration.The government should work with
diplomats to better equip them to serve. After all, they are the frontline foot
soldiers in the war for the hearts and minds of the world's leaders.
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