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I'm not sure if this is a benefit or not (it is, from my perspective).. but it looks like as an added perk to the outlook connector, all those people that wanted to read their IMAP/POP mail in Zimbra can do so now.
It looks like the Outlook connector is pulling IMAP/POP accounts mail and storing them in the Zimbra Store -- so as long as outlook is running somewhere, you can then read all your mail from Zimbra anywhere else.
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SOUTH BRISTOL, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Police are investigating a car crash in South Bristol early Sunday morning that left a 55-year-old man dead.
In a news release from the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office, police said John Galloni from South Bristol was driving south on Route 129 around 12:30 a.m. when his car crossed over into the northbound lane, went off the road, and struck several trees and a rock wall. After hitting the rock wall, the car rolled over and came to a rest on its roof.
Police said Galloni was killed instantly in the crash. He was the only person in the car, and was not wearing his seat belt at the time of the crash.
The sheriff's office said blood samples will be obtained by the state medical examiner's office, but deputies believe both speed and alcohol were factors in the crash.
The sheriff's office said the investigation is expected to continue for several days as deputies plan on interviewing potential witnesses who may have information on where Galloni was in the hours before the crash.
Lincoln County sheriff's deputies were assisted on scene by the South Bristol Fire Department and the Central Lincoln County Ambulance Service.

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Detox Diets and Fasts Do Not Work and May Increase Toxins in the Body
To detox or not to detox? That is the question I had for Gerard Mullin, MD of Johns Hopkins University as he spoke about nutritional detoxification at the 2013 Food & Nutrition Conferences and Expo a few weeks ago.
Dr. Mullin said that toxins are everywhere – in the food we eat, the air we breathe, and the things we touch.
Bisphenol A (BPA), a carcinogen, is in plastics, dental sealants, canned food linings, and cash register receipts.
Phthalates, other carcinogens, are found in fatty milk, butter and meats, along with personal care products, detergents, children's toys, printing inks, and more.
Heavy metals, like arsenic, mercury and lead, are in food, batteries, paints, plastics, and fertilizers.
For the most part, toxins are "endocrine disruptors" that change the way our hormones regulate bodily functions. In animal studies, endocrine disruptors are linked to cancers, birth defects, diabetes, and other diseases. What is worse is that, when they work together, the sum of their actions is greater than the whole, and they are stored practically forever in body fat. Whether or not an individual develops a problem depends on genetics, level of exposure, and the quality of nutrients in the diet.
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Don't Pick Your Nose, Slam It! - Ford Drop KitWritten by on September 20, 2006 CPP's New Dropped Axle And Springs For '57-60 F-100s
Believe it or not, it snows here in Southern California just as much as anywhere else, enough to make snowballs. Too bad most of this arctic weather happens in the garage--you know, when a project starts to snowball. Not to say it gets out of control, just that it's taking a bit of a different course than you planned. Sometimes, no matter how bad you want to just get one thing done, you wind up having to jump around and put the puzzle together differently.
We were hoping to show you how to lower a '57-60 F-100's backside while retaining a good ride that would wrap up the new Currie rearend story nicely, but we might have been putting the cart before the horse, so to speak, taking into consideration the truck's stance at the end of said alterations. It was deemed that the front should have a slight rake while sitting low or at least level. The rear suspension is easy to deal with in a few different ways and shouldn't be a problem, but up front we decided to stick with a solid axle of the dropped variety from Classic Performance Products, or CPP, instead of trying to hassle with an IFS. Granted, the IFS would get the truck lower in the long run, but it isn't an option for everyone, so we needed to see where the front was going to wind up, as it will dictate where the rear will come to rest.
CPP has been trying to branch out and provide products to those outside the mainstay '53-56 F-100s, and in doing so they have had to do some R&D work to make great new products for the "other" makes, models, and years out there. What you see here being done to this '60 F-100 will be available as a kit or individual pieces by the time this prints. In the past many people have had to make do and fit parts from earlier trucks since they are readily available new, but that can lead to more work than necessary, like retrofitting different leaf springs because there were little to none available for the '57-60 models. Well, thanks to knowledgeable help from area legends Deaver Spring, CPP now offers dropped bolt-in versions of the stock parallel leaf springs that ride better than OEM thanks to Teflon sliders.
After all is said and done, this swap could be done in less than a day by a first-timer, with the only holdup being if you need to have a machine shop install and ream the new kingpin bushings, which is generally inexpensive. CPP will be setting in the motor and trans soon to make way for more new products, and next month we'll be able to get this sucker back down on the ground where it belongs! Call, click or stop by CPP for more info, and keep reading Classic Trucks for the latest and greatest.
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The goods! CPP has been working hard to bring the post '56 F-100s some love, and this is the first of much more to come for these boxy Fords. The new leaf springs are the product of a collaboration between CPP and Deaver Spring to provide these trucks with a bolt-in stock upgrade that not only lowers the truck, but also rides better as well. New U-bolts, shackles, shocks, lower shock mounts, kingpins, tie rod bars, tie rod ends, and tie rod drop-brackets are all part of the package.The first order of business was to get the front-end sheetmetal out of the way to make things much easier, since the truck will soon be the recipient of a Smeding-built 392 Ford motor, amongst other things like CPP power steering, but don't worry, the dropped axle and spring switch can be done easily without removing all the tin.Here's the almost stock front suspension ripe for the plucking. Many of you might remember that we already began the Master Power disc brake upgrade, but the axle and springs were left stock, so off with the rotor, calipers, and spindles.The stock spindles and steering arms will be used with the new low-down setup, so take care in removing them, followed by a good scrubbing or bead blasting and a fresh coat of shiny stuff.The rest of the front suspension can be undone at the shackles and drug out from underneath without separating the axle and springs at the U-bolts. Due to space restraints and the portability of the old parts, everything was disassembled. Watch the dirty old grease!The other part of the CPP transformation is their new 2-inch dropped axle. It has CNC-machined dropped ends with 2-inch seamless tubing for the center.The new CPP/Deaver leaf springs are the first to go on with the help of the new shackles. The springs provide a 3-inch drop and have Teflon buttons, or sliders, at the end of each leaf to make the whole leaf ride more fluidly. Some of the stock leafs both front and rear were cracked all the way through. Spring steel doesn't last forever.
The rear of the springs doesn't have shackles; they just pivot on a bolt, but new bushings were installed.Before the axle went in, the guys opened the U-bolt holes toward the outside of each pair of holes 1/8 inch to accommodate the '57's wider spring. This is one of the few holdover parts that works for '53-60 trucks, but it provides an inch less drop on '57-60 trucks due to their slightly dropped axle from the factory compared to pre-'56 F-100s.You can open the bolt holes with a sharp round file or a carbide bit on a die grinder. Safety first!To illustrate how new some of these parts are, we have a stock lower shock mount on top and the CPP mount that was R&D'd while I was there. (It will have a part number assigned so you can buy it to use with their dropped axles.) The underside of the plate on the axle that mounts the spring is narrower than stock, which would require altering a stock part or just ordering some of these while you're on the phone with CPP.Before the U-bolts are snugged down, remember to put the tie plate on top of the spring pack. It helps protect the springs and align the U-bolts.With the new lower shock mount in place on the front side of the dropped axle and the shock hole to the outside, the hardened flat washers and nuts are tightened down to clamp everything in place.It's all part of product development. We should have drilled out the holes for the new bump stops before the new parts were in place, but with the help of a right-angled drill Jeff zapped the stock holes to 3/8 inch.These slick low-profile bump stops take the place of the tall grungy stock ones. The hole we drilled sat right above the tie plates. Slam dunk.
With the spindles back from blasting, they were shot with some grey cast-blast paint, followed by new kingpin bushings.The new kingpins come with all the needed parts--shims, bearings, bushings, O-rings, and cross-pins. Make sure to line up the zerk fitting holes in the new bushings before pressing them in. A local machine shop should be able to fit the kingpins for you if you're not up to it or don't have a reamer.These O-rings seal off the kingpin bores and pop on after the kingpins are in place. The nut on the front side of the axle holds in the tapered cross-pin/steering stop that locates the kingpin. With the Master Power disc brakes we had to install it from back to front so the nut wouldn't hit the caliper bracket.Because the steering arms move up with the spindles as a result of the CPP axle's increased drop, the tie rod bar moves up as well and now hits the leaf springs before it gets to the steering arms. CPP figured it all out and makes these 2-inch tie rod drop brackets that put the tie rod bar back where it needs to be. CPP's new tie rod bar is 1-inch diameter compared to the stock 7/8-inch and is used with new modern tie rod ends. It's a must for power steering and rigidity.The taper in the steering arms for the tie rod end needs to be opened up just a smidge with a reamer or drill bit to allow the 1/2-inch bolt that holds the tie rod drop bracket to pass through.Abel put a little loctite on the bolt's threads and used a big crescent wrench to hold the bracket from spinning while he used the impact gun to snug it down. The tie rod end seats up in the bracket's taper, just like it would in the stock steering arms.From here, reassemble the brakes just like they came apart or upgrade 'em with some from CPP or Master Power.Low down and clean! CPP makes it easy for those who don't want to cut their frame to still get the front end down. We're anticipating a nice nosebleed-free 5-inch drop by the time the motor and trans are back in and everything settles into ride height. Next time we'll show you how CPP gets the rearend down and riding smooth as we work our way to reassembly! Check out the Wheel Vintiques Gennie 16x6 and 7's wrapped in Coker Tire's Coker Classic 600R16 And 750R16 big 'n' littles, can't wait to see it all together.


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Houston, TX (Sports Network) - Charles Ross rushed for 157 yards and an
important touchdown to lead the Rice Owls to a 23-14 win over the Kansas
Jayhawks in a non-conference bout at Rice Stadium.
Ross' rushing was key for Rice (1-1) as Taylor McHargue struggled by
completing just 14-of-31 pass attempts for 169 yards along with two
interceptions. Jordan Taylor caught five passes for 73 yards.
James Sims rushed for 109 yards on 19 carries for Kansas (1-1), which has lost
20-straight road games. Jake Heaps completed just 13-of-28 pass attempts for
157 yards and a touchdown and was intercepted twice. Tony Pierson hauled in
four passes for 95 yards and a touchdown.
Both offenses struggled in the first quarter. However, Rice was able to put
points on the board when Michael Kutzler intercepted a pass from Heaps and
returned it 51 yards for a touchdown. It was Kutzler's first career
After the interception and a pair of punts on their first three drives, the
Jayhawks finally put points up on a 77-yard touchdown pass from Heaps to
The offensive struggles continued for both teams but Rice was able to take a
13-7 lead at the break thanks to a pair of field goals from Chris Boswell.
Kansas took its first lead of the game late in the third quarter when Heaps
scored on a one-yard touchdown run.
Boswell put the Owls back ahead when he managed to split the uprights from 56-
yards out for a field goal.
An eight-yard touchdown run from Ross, with just over three minutes to play,
gave Rice a 23-14 cushion.
Kansas then failed to score on its final two possessions allowing the Owls to
pull out the victory.
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ResultsSpace: An Experimental Collaborative Search Environment
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Monday, 6:30pm
In this demonstration, we present a system called ResultsSpace to support collaborative information seeking by small groups. ResultsSpace is designed to help groups who are collaborating on searches asynchronously, and includes specific user interface features to increase awareness of collaborators' prior actions and progress. We present the main features of ResultsSpace including collaborative ratings and displays embedded into the search results, a peripheral display of collaborators' previous queries, and a results filtering mechanism. We conclude with a summary of our current work to evaluate the system with users and describe scenarios of use that motivate our future work.


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The WBECRM is a grassroots partnership of local ranchers; landowners; and state, county and federal resource managers that work together to develop a coordinated plan for projects benefitting the natural resources that make Box Elder County so unique and special. This collaborative effort strives to plan and execute projects across land ownership boundaries in order to achieve resource management goals for a balanced mix of public, state, and private lands.
"The West Box Elder Coordinated Resource Management Group is an ideal example of a community-based landscape stewardship group that is committed, engaged and successful," said Kevin Oliver, BLM-Utah West Desert District Manager. "The lands in the group's planning and project area are some of the most productive and critical sage-grouse habitat lands in the Great Basin ecosystem, and thanks to the group's efforts, the future of healthy landscapes in northwestern Utah is bright."
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... im going to a bench of some sort. Dont like solo's even tho they look incredible.
I had a bike like that. Great for 30 minutes, not so great at 45, then couldn't feel anything after an hour. The trick on long runs was to stay in the seat once your butt was numb Scott
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|Softball tournament begins Mon.
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Border League softball tournament action is scheduled in Holyoke next week Monday through Wednesday, June 29-July 1.
Two divisions will be competing in the tournament, age 9-12 and age 13-15.
Holyoke makes 9-12
tourney bracket
Border League added three Ogallala, Neb. teams and a Yuma team to field 10 regular-season competitors. As a result, the league split into north and south divisions.
Pigtail games between #4 and #5 in the south division and #4 and #5 north division were held Monday, June 22 to determine who would advance to next week's tournament.
Holyoke girls, seeded #5S with a 2-6 season, defeated #4S Wray (4-4) to earn a tourney berth.
#4N Chappell (3-5) defeated #5N Ogallala #1 (1-7) to move into next week's tournament.
Holyoke's first-round game will be played Monday, June 29 at 12 noon against #1N Ogallala #3 (6-2). Other first-round games include #2S Yuma (5-3) vs. #3N Oshkosh (5-3), #2N Ogallala #2 (5-3) vs. #3X Haxtun (5-3) and #1S Sedgwick (5-3) vs. #4N Chappell (3-5).
If Holyoke wins Monday, the girls will play at 1 p.m. Tuesday. If they lose, they will play at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The fifth-place game is scheduled Wednesday at 1 p.m., third-place game at 2:30 p.m. and championship at 5:45 p.m.
13-15 girls #4 seed
Holyoke's 13-15-year-old girls' team is seeded fourth with a 5-5 record and will take on #5 Wray (4-6) Monday at 6 p.m.
#1 Ogallala (9-1) and #2 Sedgwick (9-1) both earn first-round byes in the league tourney. #3 Haxtun (7-3) will meet #6 Oshkosh (0-10) at 7:45 p.m. Monday.
If Holyoke wins Monday, the girls will play Ogallala Tuesday at 5:45 p.m. If they lose in first-round, they will meet the loser of the Haxtun-Oshkosh game for fifth place at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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Newton County authorities say one man is dead following a single car crash on Friday afternoon.
Sheriff Jackie Knight says Johnny McCormick was driving along Newton-Calhoun Road around 5:00 p.m. when the crash happened.
Knight says McCormick was pulling a trailer with a lawn mower on it when he lost control.
McCormick was taken to a hospital and later died.
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Eating disorders can be treated with the following interventions:
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Interpersonal therapy
- Group support
- Family therapy
- Hospitalization
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Therapists can help you develop a healthier and more realistic self-image. They will help you find new ways to think about your body and yourself. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has been especially successful when used for people who have bulimia and, along with medicine, has proven to be the most effective treatment for this condition. If you have bulimia, CBT may help you normalize your eating patterns, end binging and purging, and teach you to eat small amounts of food more regularly.
If you have binge eating disorder , CBT is used to help increase your self-esteem and motivation to stop binging. It can also help treat depression , which is common among binge eaters.
Interpersonal Therapy
Interpersonal therapy may help you understand and cope with concerns about your relationships. It may help you cope with anxiety and depression that may occur with your eating disorder. It is also useful in addressing social factors that influence your eating behavior.
Interpersonal therapy can help you express your feelings, develop a stronger sense of individuality, cope with change, and address past trauma that might have played a role in your eating disorder.
Group Support
There are many different types of groups for people with eating disorders. Groups may be part of an inpatient or outpatient program, be led by a private therapist, or exist independently. A therapist, recovered person, or other individual may lead support groups for people with eating disorders. Topics may include coping strategies, body image, nutrition information, spirituality, family issues, art therapy, or a combination of topics. CBT can be effectively conducted in a group session.
Family Therapy
Complex family behaviors and attitudes often play a role in eating disorders. Many people cannot recover unless their families recognize their roles in the problem and make changes. Close family members need to understand the disorder and support the patient. Family therapy can play an important part in the treatment plan.
If you have anorexia nervosa and are hospitalized, you will receive strict dietary control and monitoring until you gain a desirable amount of weight. Ultimate success depends upon your commitment to change.
You may be hospitalized if:
- Your weight is significantly below 15% of your ideal body weight
- You have signs of serious physical or emotional deterioration
Most people with bulimia do not have to be hospitalized unless they develop anorexia, need medicines to withdraw from purging, or have major depression with suicidal thoughts.
Psychotherapy is more effective after you have started gaining weight and malnutrition has been corrected.
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B1G to consider 9 or 10-game league schedules @ESPN_BigTen reports
B1G ADs weigh number of league games - Big Ten Blog - ESPN
This would be a teetering point for the series in my opinion.
Good. We gain nothing from playing them... We have everything to lose and nothing to gain.
especially if they are scared. one good way to look good when you are having trouble competing on the field against better conferences is just not to play them.
Always buying historically relevant ISU gear
Iowa State has been making it work with 9 conference games, don't see why the UofI couldn't. If they go to 10 (which I doubt) I could see the series ending
Wouldn't be surprised. Look at that 4-8 record. It's their Super Bowl after all.
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last year proves anyone can play in the Big Ten West and win games. But if you want to play real football we are the midwest option in the Big 12.
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the b1g needs more conference games so they can get more teams to bowls... the OOC is what really kills them in regards to 6 win seasons
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IMO unfortunately without playing Iowa we don't have a rival game. I would like to keep playing them and keep beating them!!!
If you take away first base, they'll just go find a new ballpark to play in.
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Iowa State has been making it work with 9 conference games, don't see why the UofI couldn't. If they go to 10 (which I doubt) I could see the series ending
10 conference games is whole other story. I could care less. Bring in another patsy.
I say drop Iowa and add a tougher game on the schedule like Central Michigan or something.
I would hate to see the game go away, although I doubt it will.
"Watch out for the Cyclones. We comin," Korie Lucious.
I don't want to see the game go away. As much as it would eleviate some pain in all of our lives, it is what college football is all about.
I expect that an 18 or 20 team Big Ten will officially kill it though.
It's not going away. As long as there is at least 1 OOC game, this game will be played.
If the Big 10 goes to 9 conference games, it could be tricky.
IIRC, Iowa is a school that plays 7 home games every year.
To play Iowa State along with a 9 game conference schedule, and maintain 7 home games, they would never be able to schedule any other non-conference away games. They'd play an FCS school and a MAC school at home every year.
I doubt this is a dealbreaker, but I can think of some other BCS schools that Iowa has scheduled home-and-homes with over the past few years (Pittsburgh, Arizona State) and those would go away.
If the B1G goes to 10 conference games, I'm guessing it would turn into an every-other-year game with each school hosting once every four seasons.
I like this. I disagree it will help the BigTen get more teams into bowls. teams like Minny who thrive on getting 4 easy non conference wins and 2 conference wins will be exposed.
If it goes ten, UI will play UNI and No Illinois. Wait, cancel Northern Illinois since they are a BCS team.
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Corvo Bianco
446 Columbus Ave., 212-595-2624, Upper West Side, Manhattan
Elizabeth Falkner has been a name to watch for years, from her days at Citizen Cake in San Francisco to being a James Beard nominee, Iron Chef and Top Chef star, penning well-received cookbooks and taking first place at the World Pizza Championship in Naples. This summer she landed at Corvo Bianco in the old Calle Ocho space, where her grilled, chewy, oblong pizzas are on the bar menu and served as antipasti. Up a few steps from the airy bar and lounge is a grand, skylit dining room that looks like a cross between a Milan galleria and a Paris train station. Coastal cuisine is the focus, as in pasta with clams, lemon zest and chilies and grilled whole branzino. Secondi include grilled quail with creamed corn and porchetta with stonefruit. Pastry chef Adam Marca is another one to watch, specializing in fruit-forward dolci like strawberry cassata with ricotta mousse, and grilled peaches with almond cake and salted corn gelato.


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No. 2 Kansas State, Klein upset 52-24 at Baylor
Baylor quarterback Nick Florence (11) gets a late hit while trying to slide on the keeper against Kansas State defensive back Dante Barnett (22) during the first half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, in Waco Texas. A penalty against Barnett was called on the play. (AP Photo/LM Otero)


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If you've ever talked to Thadd Obecny, you know he is, among many other things, one very proud dad.
Earlier this week, his longtime golfing prodigy son, Thadd II, gave a verbal commitment to the University of Central Florida to continue his academic and athletic careers, you know, in a year and a half after he finishes up at Wheeling Park High School.
I first met both Thadds when Thadd II was 5 years old and his parents (mother Mary Kay) brought him into the newspaper office to get his photo taken because we planned to highlight some of the young man's already-hard-to-believe accomplishments. That was just after he'd played in a U.S. Kids World Championship and acquitted himself quite well.
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Wheeling Park's Thadd Obecny II recently announced his plans to attend the University of Central Florida.
That was not where this journey started, though.
''Back when Thadd was 3,'' his dad said, ''all he wanted to do was hit balls in our side yard which was about 100 yards. We had a sitter who was probably in her 70s that had to help retrieve those balls and to re-tee all day long.
''When I would get home from work, Thadd would have his bag on his back to then go to the course or driving range.''
And so it began, continuing through countless rounds, hundreds of tournaments, at least a dozen states, and, well, if you added up all the colleges interested in the young man, it wouldn't look good on a score card.
''Travel relating to interested colleges was a challenge of its own,'' Thadd said. ''From Ohio State, Kent State, Vanderbilt, South Florida, Duke, UCF, including the massive emails and offers from schools never visited such as Auburn, Arizona State, Southern Miss, Texas A&M, Stanford etc. ...
''It's great to be great, but it's hard to be great in more ways than one.''
You bet it is.
On the golf course, the younger Obecny has never had a problem channeling his unusual skills and strong mental makeup for the game. Like most of the great ones, Thadd II generally wins from the neck up.
To be sure, though, this has been a learning experience for all involved.
Like when Thadd II was 6 and in the driver's seat at U.S. Kids World Championship in Williamsburg, Va., where he held a two-stroke lead going into the last hole.
''Strategically I had him try to drive the green surrounded by water knowing he could make it with a perfect shot but just needing a bogie to win,'' his dad said. ''He missed the green and got to drop for an easy chip and two putt. Well being 6 years old, he dropped before I could say anything (as his caddie) - right into a divot.
''So he ended up doubling and losing in sudden death. Lesson learned: watch where you're going to drop your ball.''
He didn't drop the ball for long.
By the time he was 8, he began playing on the Top Flite Junior Tour, which required players to be 10. He got in, thanks to the help of local junior golf director John Wilson, and had some top-3 finishes that year. He went on to rule that tour for years.
By the time Thadd II was 10, he was routinely beating his dad in rounds. At 13, he was earning one exemption after another on the AJGA, or national, scene.
Thadd II was a household name by the time he got to high school.
Who could forget the stunning comeback he had on Day 2 of the state tournament his freshman year? Playing in dreadful conditions, he was 6 shots back after the first day. Many had written off his chances of becoming medalist.
''I texted him and told him it was his first year in high school and told him he'll have plenty of years left to win the state, just to play the next day and have fun,'' his dad said. ''Well he texted back that it 'wasn't over yet' and 'he was going to win.' I told him great attitude and good luck, but I'll bet you $100 it can't be done. Well so the story goes he shot par 72 to win and walked off the final green over to me at the cart path and asked me if I had the $100 with me?''
He was the medalist again the next year and finished second to his teammate, Cole Hand, last October. He's been a part of two state championships during his first three years of high school.
Through it all, Thadd and Mary Kay have seemingly done whatever it takes to see help their son along this ride.
''Mary Kay and I would take turns over the years taking Thadd to tournaments all over the country,'' Thadd said. ''He's played against players from around the world and has developed friendships against players he's played against since he was 7 years old. We prepaid his college tuition. A lot of people probably think that sounds like fun. It was a hard-earned accomplishment for the Obecny family as a whole. But the end has justified the means and we are so proud of what Thadd has accomplished and happy for his choosing UCF. It's a fantastic academic institution with a strong golf program.
''Thadd's looking forward to getting a good education, playing great college golf for an NCAA title and moving on to the PGA Tour. I won't argue with him because I would probably lose again, gladly.''
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Brett sends his best wishes to Jeter
Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio, Mantle…the list of legendary hitters from the Yankees goes on and on. Yet to this day, no player has amassed 3,000 hits as a Yankee, something that Derek Jeter is poised to do in the next few days to become just the 28th member of that elite fraternity.
Hall of Fame third baseman George Brett accumulated 3,154 hits, all with the Royals. These days, Brett enjoys his retirement from the game by spending time with his family. Each time a player nears 3,000 hits or chases .400 into August, he receives several phone calls from media members asking about his take on the possible feat. Requests filtered in with Jeter's chase, partly because he is also nearing the mark while playing for only one club. The Royals arranged today for Brett to speak on a media conference call regarding Jeter's chase of 3,000.
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|This is what rot looks like on Cabernet Sauvignon grapes. These grapes were harvested, but then rejected during manual sorting at the winery. These were picked at a top wine estate in the Medoc.
Chateau Mouton Rothschild have just announced that the French man Guy de Rougemont is the latest artist who will feature a piece of work on the 2011 Chateau Mouton Rothschild label.
The term 'wineinvestment' has become a more frequent phrase in the last 24 years since I have been in the wine trade. Wine investments are now increasingly popular as other investments have become more diffcult/volatile/risky.
People work very hard to make wine, then ship wine all around the world to different markets. Inevitably there are many people involved in the process from the vineyard to the dining room table. Agents, importers, distributors, wholesalers, retailers all need to make a living and therefore a margin. These roles are quite clearly defined and even with modern efforts to make wine more competitively priced and the 'direct sales' model advocated by mail order or internet companies, sometimes it can be difficult to actually make a sensible return of profit. Retailers have large overheads and an uncertain economic climate, whilst wholesalers have slimmer margins and the risk of bad debt as restaurants feel the pinch. Fuel, transport, import taxes and foreign exchange fluctuations can seriously erode margins for distributors and wholesalers.
However amongst all the problems for trading wines there have been some significant financial gains to be made in the fine wine market as wine investment. But beware like all investments there are inherent risks and occasionally peaks and troughs to endure. One immediate advantage if you do lose money with your wine investment is that you still have an asset ( even if it is at a reduced value)........and you can drink it!!!
|Chateau Ausone has a very small vineyard and is a Premier Grand Cru Classe (A) in Saint Emilion. But is it a good investment?
|The immaculate vineuards of Chateau Fonplegade in Saint Emilion.
A belated Happy New Year to everyone. ....I am not sure when it is still respectable to wish 'Happy New Year'!
|The majestic Chateau Marguax on a sunny day last summer.
|The delightful Violaine explaining biodynamics in the vineyards at Chateau Pontet Canet in Pauillac.
I have been travelling and tasting at many different Chateaux in Bordeaux over the last few weeks. The red grapes have all been harvested and are either fermenting or being transfered to oak barrels. The dry whites were picked quite early in order to maintain the freshness, whilst the sweet wines from Sauternes and Barsac have had a difficult time.
I was at Chateau d'Yquem on Friday and met one of the technical team Sandrine Garbay. The rain that arrived in Bordeaux in October has effected the grapes in Sauternes badly. The normal 'tri' harvest when the pickers go through the vineyards several times has been stop/start. Much of the fruit currently on the vine (today) will be dropped on the floor.
I also saw the team from Chateau Guiraud on Friday. Xavier Planty the charismatic joint owner of Guiraud was keeping a positive frame of mind. But Guiraud had problems during the growing season with mildew (they are now fully organic, so treatments against mildew are difficult). Guiraud have picked the grapes for their excellent dry white wine 'G de Guiraud' and they have picked some botrytis grapes but not any good quantity of top quality grapes for their top wine.
Bordeaux is a difficult place to grow grapes with the Autumn rains normally at harvest time, but this 2012 vintage is looking even more precarious. It is too early to give definitive views; and ultimatley the best judgement is when we actually taste the wines in early April, but the situation in Sauternes is so bad that the top estates might not actually make any wine. Chateau d'Yquem do not produce a second wine (they make a different style of dry white called 'Y'). So the Chateau has no system of downgrading grapes to a lower tier. The decision at Yquem will be either to make wine or not. The Chateau did not release any wine in 1910,1915,1930,1951,1952,1964,1972, 1974 and 1992. Let's hope that the seemingly 20 year cycle of duff vintages has not continued into 2012!
I'll be tasting at Chateau Mouton Rothschild, Pontet Canet, Grand Puy Lacoste and more in Pauillac tomorrow so I'll get more feel for what is happening and update shortly.
Initial views are that the red crop is a significant drop in volume from 2011 and the quality in some vats is very very good. The dry whites are looking good too.
|Ripe grapes ready to be picked at Chateau Grand Puy Lacoste
|The 120 pickers gather at Chateau Margaux for their instructions.
|Horses being used to transfer empty crates at Chateau Pontet Canet
|First sorting table (whole bunches) at Pontet Canet
|Second sorting table at Pontet Canet (individual berry selection)
|Delicious aromatic grape juice during a pump over at Chateau Beychevelle. (I wish you could smell this!)
|The magnificent Chateau Beychevelle. in Saint Julien.
|The gardens are always colourful at Beychevelle.
I had heard a few things about an interesting wine shop opening in central London, so I popped in on Friday after a tasting of 191 Cru Bourgeois wines from the 2010 vintage. My teeth were coated in tannin so I tried not to smile at anyone!
(Un)fortunately the first person I met as I entered the shop was a friend of mine called Tobias Brauweiler, who is a top sommelier. Tobias had set up the wine list at Ellenborough Park Hotel at the end of Cheltenham racecourse. Tobias showed me around the incredible shop.
If any wine lover wants to see the best of the best I would thoroughly recommend Hedonism.
If you want to see Chateau d'Yquem going back to 1811 (priced at over £100,000 per bottle!) or an uninterrupted vertical of Chateau Mouton Rothschild from 1945-2004, or Jeroboams of Chateau Lafite Rothschild then this is the place to go.
In fact their collection of large format bottles is quite staggering. I mentioned that the racks of Jeroboams, Methusalahs, Imperials and Melchiors looked like torpedoes. They even have a 27 litre bottle.(called a Primat)
The shop is owned by a Russian chap called Yevgeny Chichvarkin, who had previously been a big operator in mobile phones. Mr Chichvarkin takes a very 'hands on' approach to the shop, being there every day supervising and overseeing the shop.
The wine buyer is Alistair Viner, who ran the Harrods wine depertment for many years.
If you read this blog regularly or know me in the wine trade, then you will know my strong links with Chateau de la Riviere, a beautiful Chateau in the Fronsac region. This region on the Right Bank of Bordeaux has about 800 hectares under vine. The soils are limestone (on the hillside), clay and sand, which is very similar to the nearby Appelations of Pomerol and Saint Emilion. Therefore the predominant grape variety planted is Merlot, followed by Cabernet Franc, some Cabernet Sauvignon and occassionally some Malbec.
The Appelation Fronsac covers red wines, but there are also some lovely rose and white wines being produced.
Regions like Fronsac can be overlooked in the Bordeaux area. Often it is easy to talk about the very top wines of the well known areas, but some of these lesser known Appelations can offer great value for money.
Victoria Moore has written a good article about Fronsac this week in the Daily Telegraph.
Biodynamic viticulture has gradually spread in popularity. The vineyards of the south of France with their dry warm climate and refreshing strong winds have adapted very well to organic and biodynamic culture.
However biodynamics can be difficult in the Bordeaux region. It is not the warmest area and there is a large amount of humididty from the Atlantic Ocean as well as the large rivers. So various vineyard problems have to be treated such as mildew and millederange.
I was in the vineyards on Monday and Tuesday and I visited and tasted at two biodynamic producers .....Chateau Pontet Canet in Pauillac and Chateau Climens in Barsac. Chateau Pontet Canet started their conversion to biodynamics way back in 2004 under the guidance of the vineyard manager Jean Michel Comme. Now Jean Michel's wife has bended the ear of Berenice Lurton in Barsac, as they have started the 4 year process of converting to biodynamics. (the should be fully certified biodynamic by 2014).
It is interesting that these two properties have transformed into biodynamic viticulture as they are both making stunning wines in Bordeaux. The proof is in the bottle.
Pontet Canet and Climens are not the only biodynamic vineyards in Bordeaux. The excellent quality and value wines of Chateau Falfas in the Bourg region have also been practising this method for many years.
It was great to see a couple of key points at both wineries on Monday:
Here the vineyards of Pontet Canet are being sprayed with talcum powder using one of their 5 horses:
After the re newed classification of the Saint Emilion classification there has been a few quiet adjustments to wine collections and portfolios.
The 2012 classification is actually in line with the pricing rather than being a major change, which influences the market.
This is in contrast to when Robert Parker regraded the 2009 vintage in March this year there was dramatic price movement and some Chateaux added €500 per case overnight on the secondary trading market. Robert Parker graded 19 Chateaux a maximum 100 points.
In effect the market has already factored in the quality of the upgraded Saint Emilion wines and the promotions and movements are simply rubber stamped.
This chart below is from the Liv-Ex blog:
*Average price for a 12x75cl case in GBP across the 2005-2009 vintages.
So the question is.....where is the value?
I like the style and quality (and price) of Chateau Figeac. I also think that Chateau Canon are undervalued, having had enormous investment from the Wertheimer family (owners of Chanel).
Ausone is a great wine, however I think the price here reflects the scarcity more than anything else., so not much real value. LVMH, the owners of Cheval Blanc have just spent €15 million on their new wine cellars, and they have expanded their vineyard areas and maintained their high price.
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Cat On Base after tying the world record on Saturday, running 5-1/2 furlongs in 1:01.37
AUBURN, Wash. (April 14, 2012) – Cat On Base, a 5-year-old Washington-bred gelding, put the exclamation point on trainer Howard Belvoir's torrid start to the Emerald Downs season Saturday with a world record-tying performance in the $12,100 feature race for 3-year-olds and up. A son of Harbor the Gold, Cat On Base ran 5-½ furlongs in 1:01.37 (1:01-1/5) and scored a 4-½-length victory over 19-to-1 long shot Emancipated in the Oddfella's Pub and Eatery Purse.Ridden by Jennifer Whitaker at 120 lbs., Cat On Base paid $7.40, $4.40 and $3.40 as the second choice in the field of eight sprinters.Cat On Base set fractions of :21.60, :43.97 and :55.30 en route to the 1:01.37 clocking, equaling the mark set by both Willie the Cat and The Great Face at Emerald Downs in 2004 and 2007, and by Silvey's Image and Plenty Zloty at Turf Paradise in 1992 and 1995."This horse has a ton of natural speed," Whitaker said of Cat On Base. "He just pulled me to the lead, and then he kept right on going."Cat On Base has won four of 19 starts with earnings of $59,640 for co-owners Belvoir and Rising Star Stable V. The gelding has been a hard knocker the last two years while also racking up six seconds and four thirds, mostly in higher level claiming races. Bred by Jennifer Weber and Kenneth Jochimsen, Cat On Base is by the same sire (Harbor the Gold) as two-time Emerald Downs Horse of the Meeting Noosa Beach, and out of the Vying Victor mare Vying for Money.Belvoir, who came within one victory of his first career training title here last year, has four wins in the first two days of the 2012 meeting. Earlier Saturday, the veteran conditioner saddled A Girl Named Pearl ($4.60) to a one-length victory in the fourth race."All my horses are firing bullets," Belvoir said. "Let's hope I can keep it going."Emancipated, ridden by Jose Zunino, paid $16.40 and $7.80. Dare Me Devil, with apprentice Eliska Kubinova up, finished third and paid $4.60.Dangerous Pleasure, Olympic Lights, Go With Gusto, Ricky Ricky and Zagreus completed the order of finish.Troy Stillwell, in his first mount at Emerald Downs since closing day of the 2010 meeting, rode Olympic Lights. The 45-year-old Aberdeen native missed the entire 2011 season with a back injury.
Newlyweds Jon and Jassi Miller celebrating their wedding reception at Emerald Downs
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- SHE'S THE MOUNTAIN State's most underrated sports star.
Which is strange.
Bizarre, in fact.
Because even though the junior seems down-to-earth and even-keeled, all about her screams Hollywood and TMZ.
She's committed to play hoops at Notre Dame.
She's the most skilled girls player this state has produced in years.
Her initials are M.J.
And her boyfriend has been Andrew Wiggins, perhaps the nation's No. 1 boys high school player.
Do we need any more glitter for 5-foot-8 St. Joseph Central star Mychal Johnson?
Johnson and Wiggins alone should be enough for supermarket tabloid headlines. (Mydrew?)
This week, Johnson and (appropriately enough) the Fighting Irish of St. Joe in Huntington are trying to successfully march through the Class A field. On Wednesday, Johnson had a triple-double with 17 points, 10 rebounds and 14 assists in her team's easy 89-29 victory over Man.
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"She's probably the most skilled [girls] player that's been around in a while," said St. Joe coach Shannon Lewis. "She can go left-handed or right-handed. She can pass or dribble with both hands. And she has a great jumper.
"Where she's really improved, though, is with her 3-point shot. That, and having more of a scorer's mentality. She's always been a great facilitator. But her play is more complete now. Plus, she's a fierce competitor."
Johnson, a combo guard, is one of the nation's most highly regarded players. ESPN ranks her No. 27 overall nationally and No. 8 at point guard. She's made waves at many key showcases.
"Pretty much everybody offered her," Lewis said. "She gave a verbal commitment to Notre Dame [this past] October. She went there on an unofficial visit, came back and told her parents she really liked it. Maryland, WVU and Kentucky were kind of in the mix. Connecticut talked to her the day before the visit trying to get her not to commit.
"There was Tennessee. Stanford tried to get her to visit."
Johnson, though, is firmly committed to the nation's No. 2, 28-1 college Fighting Irish. You could tell on Wednesday, as she sat in the stands during the state girls basketball tournament's first session. On her head was a green ski hat emblazoned with the initials N.D.
It's a hat she might have purchased on Monday night, when Notre Dame won a thrilling 96-87 triple-overtime Big East battle over No. 3 Connecticut in South Bend, Ind.
"I was there," Johnson beamed. "It was awesome. I wasn't nervous, but my mom was the whole game."
The guard seems as cool around the recruiting world as she is on the court.
"Once I went to Notre Dame - and I had other places to go - I told my parents there was no use going elsewhere and wasting time and money.
"You can't beat Notre Dame, whether for basketball or academics. They have the nation's No. 1 business school there."
Johnson said West Virginia and Kentucky were the two other schools she planned to visit.
WVU fans might be frustrated by the news. Mountaineer coach Mike Carey has built a Top 25-caliber program, but has missed on top-shelf state talent like Alexis Hornbuckle and Renee Montgomery. Johnson, however, said Carey and assistant George Porcha did nothing wrong.
"I think they're doing it right at WVU," Johnson said. "They're on the right track. They recruited me hard. It's just tough once you go somewhere and feel comfortable."
Johnson certainly would have been a Mountain State draw, whether at WVU or Marshall. She has the game. She has the storyline. (She's also been a cheerleader and gymnast.)
Why, she even has a cool Twitter account. It's @mycoool_12.
And the bio there describes Johnson perfectly - on and off the court.
"Act like a lady," it says, "think like a boss."
TMZ is missing out.
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While many of us enjoy decorating for the holidays, almost all of us can agree it is not as near as much fun taking it all down, packing it up and putting everything away. The following tips come from various organizational experts and are sure to help you clean up and store your holiday decorations so they are easy to find and display next year.
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The competition
Although Yost is quite aware that Chicago is playing excellent baseball and has won 11 of its last 12 games, he said he doesn't view any team as more or less of a challenge. He added that the Royals think they're playing pretty good as well, so tonight's contest should just be a chance to compete against a hot team.
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Sean Kilpatrick contributed 14 points for the Bearcats (1-0), who finished
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CLEARWATER, Florida -- Panda Lover is a restaurant with mediocre reviews.
"It's okay ... it's not the best Chinese food I've had," said occasional customer Vinny Billotta. But even Billotta said he's shocked to find out what the state uncovered.
On April 15, an inspector documented 16 violations, four considered high priority. Among the issues: a hand washing sink not accessible for employees to use; equipment and utensils not properly washed and sanitized; and lots of roaches, both dead and alive, found inside the cover of the reach-in cooler, under the woks, on shelves above the prep table, in the food crawling out of a container of cabbage, and inside a box of plastic wrap.
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"The front door is always open, the back door is always open, there's cats always out back," said Billotta. "It's just a sign to me, I just don't think I should go there."
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Flushing Meadows, NY (Sports Network) - Ninth-seeded Swiss slugger Stan
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Wawrinka toppled the third-seeded British star 6-4, 6-3, 6-2 inside a breezy,
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The 28-year-old Wawrinka simply dominated Murray on Day 11, utilizing a big
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Wawrinka pulled off the straight-set upset in 2 hours, 15 minutes, as he broke
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Murray suffered his first straight-set loss at a major since losing to Rafael
Nadal in the 2011 French Open semis.
"I thought he played great," Murray said of Wawrinka.
Murray seemed to struggle with some windy conditions on Thursday.
"It's a shame I had to play that kind of match today," he said.
The 26-year-old Dunblane, Scotland, native is now 8-6 lifetime against
Wawrinka, including 3-1 at Grand Slam events. The two have now met three times
at the U.S. Open, where Murray had prevailed in 2008 and 2010.
The late-blooming Wawrinka titled in Portugal this year and is a three-time
runner-up on tour in 2013, including his first-ever ATP Masters 1000 final in
His semifinal opponent on Saturday on the hardcourts at the USTA Billie
Jean King National Tennis Center will be world No. 1 Novak Djokovic or 21st-
seeded Russian Mikhail Youzhny . The six-time Grand Slam champion Djokovic
was last year's Open runner-up to Murray, lost to Murray in July's Wimbledon
final, and beat Murray in January's Australian Open finale.
The 2012 champion Murray was also a U.S. Open runner-up to the great Roger
Federer here in 2008.
Saturday's other semifinal will pit the second-seeded former world No. 1
Nadal against eighth-seeded Frenchman Richard Gasquet.
The 12-time Grand Slam champion Nadal, who's a brilliant 20-0 on hardcourts
this season, was this year's French Open champion, captured the 2010 U.S. Open
championship, and was a runner-up in New York two years ago.
The 2013 men's U.S. Open champ will collect at least $2.6 million. Nadal
could earn an extra $1 million as a result of winning the U.S. Open Series
leading up to the final Grand Slam event of the year.
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