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John F. Bishop - Member of Crown Point Library Posted on: 04 Oct 1999, by geniacnora
CROWN POINT SOCIAL LIBRARY SOCIETY'S RECORD, AD 1812 We the Subscribers whose names are under written hereby unite and form ourselves into a Society by the name of "The Crown Point Social Librar...
Surnames on CrownPoint Library list Posted on: 05 Oct 1999, by jackie3113
...have a relationship with John Fitch Bishop's parents are listed here: BENJAMIN SMITH, ABIJAH SMITH, COLVIN DAVIS, ASA PRATT. Another surname of interest is HILDRITH, very prominent in CHESTERFIELD, Cheshire...
Nichols/Harmon/Taggart/Colvin Posted on: 17 Jun 1999, by blynwalter
Seeking a connection to one Jacob Nichols,b. abt. 1848 in IL. He had one son that I know of-John W. Nichols, b.15 Dec. 1872 in St. Louis, St. Clair, MO. John married Sarah Jane Harmon, 29 Oct. 1895 in...
Al JETERs Posted on: 10 Aug 1999, by classy2
I am Looking for info on the following JETERs in AL: My G-gfather, Irvin(g) Ci(s)cero COLVIN married Ella Virginia JETER (b.18Sept1860-d.09Feb1899)in Covington Co. AL. Ella's parents were Rev. Franklin JETE...
Gilbert/Porter mar Hebron,Ct. Posted on: 12 Nov 1999, by momiles
Francis Porter mar Annie Colvin (she Died) 2nd he mar Louise (Ellen) Andrews a widow 1 child LuLu Gilbert their children Lillian mar Raymond-Ellen mar Jones-Frank mar Lamere-Clarence mar Levere. Lulu mar Ke...
Benjamin George and Hannah Posted on: 26 Sep 1999, by CaColvin
...Faquire Co., VA. Benjamin was born in 1745 in Ireland. They had a daughter, Lydia, who married a Richard Colvin Any info on Benjamin George's family would be greatly appreciated, siblings, parents. etc.
The MOORE MATLOCK's Posted on: 02 Nov 1999, by JanaBlack58
The following is an exerpt from Jess Nettles Armstrong's "Encyclopedia of Matlock's" pgs., 11-13 included in her quarterly publication called "They Multiplied." "And now I wi...
George Jefferson Catt - IL > AZ Posted on: 10 Jun 1999, by Dana Catt
...He was born 6/4/1858 in Jasper County, Ill. I think his wife was Mabel Darneal. Children were William Colvin, Ora M., Alice, Effie, Dewey, Edna. DIed 1/19/1917 and is buried in Benson, AZ. Thanks.
William Colvin Catt m. Cora M. Scott Posted on: 28 Oct 1999, by Dana Catt
...is as follows: George Jefferson Catt Married: ??? Maybe Mabel Darneal but not confirmed Son William Colvin Catt born 5/26/1883 in Scott Cty. Married Cora M. Scott 9/6/1903 in Wickes Arkansas. William was ...
Cora Alma Frakes B: 1890 DOD: 6 Dec 1919 Posted on: 07 Dec 1999, by Eunice McDade
Cora Frakes was my grandmother. Married to Married Maynard Joshua Colvin Jr. She died at 29 leaving 7 children. Father: Willis Frank Frakes / Mother: Rose Reynolds. Cora was born in Kingman, Kansas, as was ...
Harlan Shepard BROWN b1794 (KY->IN->OH) Posted on: 04 Oct 1999, by Becky_Heginbo...
...looking for information on Harlan Shepard Brown (b.8/12/1794 in Ireland or Scotland. He married Mary A. Colvin in Kentucky and they had 14 children b.1816-1850. The children are Elizabeth, John, Joseph, Ros...
Harlan Shepard Brown Posted on: 15 Nov 1999, by Becky_Heginbo...
...grandson of the first Harlan Shepard Brown. Here's how it goes: Harlan Shepard Brown (1794-1849) m Mary Ann Colvin (1798-1872) They had Wilson Wright Brown (among others). Wilson Wright Brown (1839-1916) m ...
ROSS, Martha Ann 1850-1929 Posted on: 23 Nov 1999, by BirchellCoslo...
...[Source: Harrodsburg Herald Fri Feb 8, 1929] [Contributor's note: Mrs. Ross was the daughter of Stephen Colvin and Lucy Moore; she was predeceased by her husband James Ross on Apr 11, 1926]
John William Bacigalupi, Sr. Posted on: 02 Jun 1999, by Robin Bacigalupi
...you, do not know anyone from my father's side of the family. I have found a telephone number for Nancy Colvin, his sister in Louisville, KY. I have not yet contacted her. If you would like to contact me, I ...
Re Posted on: 19 Sep 1999, by Michael G. Burlingame
I have a Serrel born to (Richard and Patience Colvin) who was the son of (James Jr. and Abigail Knight) son of (James and Hannah Brown) son of (John and Mary Knowles Lippitt), etc. back to Simon Burlinham. ...
Reid/Colvin Family Posted on: 05 Aug 1999, by Jeannie Howard
...1899 in Washington Co., KY daughter of Winfield and Clarey Reid. She was the 2nd wife of Benjamin F. Colvin m.Dec 10, 1884 in Washington Co.,KY. They had 4 children, Lula Bell Colvin, Mary Alice Colvin(my Great Grandmo...
Colvin Posted on: 10 Sep 1999, by mcduff2
I am a Colvin cousin in the line of Joseph Colvin. I found him at the age of 70 in the 1850 Washington County, KY Census. He is married to Nancy Turner. Their daughter Elizabeth, who married Fountain Hooper, is m...
Sowles, Erie Co. NY, 1805> Posted on: 06 Jul 1999, by k1k1p
...MOSES) Eight children: ALICE M. SOWLE, 1855-1908, m. ROYAL GOULD SARAH S. SOWLE, 1856-1916, m. DWIGHT COLVIN CLARA A. SOWLE, 1857-1923, m. GEORGE SALISBURY BURT ABRAM SOWLE, 1860-1928, m. GEORGIANA CUTTER A...
henson colvin Posted on: 25 Dec 1999, by kitty
hello , lookin for iunformation on James Thomas Henson who married Clara Elizabeth Colvin in Phelps County[knotwell] missouri.. ther were my late grandmothersparents..both are now buried in /at mt zion ceme...
any Giometti''s Posted on: 30 Dec 1999, by TGiometti
...Utica, NY) and Maude Ripley (b 1882)had a son Clarence Joseph (b 1905 in Corning, NY). He married Agnes Colvin and produced two sons, Michael and Paul Francis. Paul is my father in law. Any help in filling ...
Polly Hessenflow Posted on: 13 Aug 1999, by C_Luckens
I am a descendant of John L. Colvin, who married Maytie Smith, daughter of Rebecca Venard, daughter of Polly Hessenflow and Norris Venard. Contact me at email@example.com for details.
NOLF NAME CHANGE Posted on: 05 Jul 1999, by Pamela Nulph
...to know more about the Nolf families of today. Please contact me at email@example.com. Thanx, Pamela J. Colvin (NULPH)
Loker Posted on: 04 Oct 1999, by Gene Loker
...13, 1844 that C. R. Loker and Mary Jane Wright wed on the 11th of Dec, 1844. The offical was John W. Colvin Esq. Both of this city. Name Mary Jane Wright Sex: F Born Mar- 8-1823 Died May- 7-1910 Husband...
ancestry Posted on: 06 Dec 1999, by victoria luoma\gillespie
my husband was married to tori lyn colvin the daughter of victoria luoma\gillespie they had a son david e. hayes III .we are trying to track down his g-parents history. if you can help please contact us @ o...
Jefferson Davis Price Posted on: 27 Nov 1999, by Doyle. Price
...Union in l920's. Son of Cuthbert and Pauline Crosby, who lived in Chester So.Carolina. Married to Maude Colvin l892 in Louisiana.
Jefferson Davis Price Posted on: 27 Nov 1999, by Doyle. Price
...Union in l920's. Son of Cuthbert and Pauline Crosby, who lived in Chester So.Carolina. Married to Maude Colvin l892 in Louisiana.
Jefferson Davis Price Posted on: 27 Nov 1999, by Doyle. Price
...Union in l920's. Son of Cuthbert and Pauline Crosby, who lived in Chester So.Carolina. Married to Maude Colvin l892 in Louisiana.
St. John family in CT Posted on: 16 Dec 1999, by TimEsch44
I have some information on the St. John family of CT. including three generations of Matthias. I am desended from Mary St. John who married Jeremiah Colvin.
ALONZO "LONNIE" RATLIFF Posted on: 12 Oct 1999, by music298
...Barnetts Creek Freewill Baptist Church. Officiating ministers were Scott Castle, Charlie LeMaster and Leo Colvin. Burial was made in the Family Cem. Recopied from Microfilm Paintsville Herald Aug 28 1957 ...
Addison Millard Posted on: 21 Aug 1999, by M. Millard
Just stumbled across your entry. If you have not not found it yet. Check out the "COLVIN RUN MILL HISTORICAL" site at www.io.com/~curucahm/COLVIN/HISTORY/ millard.html
TED MCELHONE Posted on: 21 Jun 1999, by Valerie Gray
...was a life member of the R.C. M.P. Veterans' Association. He is usrvived by his children Mary, Helen(Colvin Evans)New York: James(Andrea), Montreal:Ann, Sydney, Australia:John,Ottaswa:grandchildren,Scott, B...
John Hughes Posted on: 05 Jun 1999, by j_herzog
Searching for information on John Hughes, Born: 1805 in Surry County, North Carolina. He marrried Elizabeth Smith who was born in Kentucky in 1804. By 1850 they are listed in the census of Rhea County...
Thomas Wightman of Warwick, Kent Co. RI Posted on: 01 Dec 1999, by Roy Whitman
...for anyone with information on the parentage of Thomas Wightman, born Dec. 9, 1777 who married a Roby Colvin and later died at sea on Aug. 11, 1808. Thomas and Roby had four children, three boys and a girl-...
Sizemore from Ga Posted on: 02 Dec 1999, by Aleta Emmons
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Mary Ann Pyle Posted on: 02 Jan 2000, by SharonV45
...IN (or 1829 Delaware Co--became Grant Co) d: March 7, 1912 in Fort Wayne, IN ............ +John R. Colvin b: September 19, 1820 in Montgomery Co., OH m: August 11, 1848 in Rush County, IN by Thomas Smith, ...
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BEDFORD DAILY TIMES-MAIL BEDFORD, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1947 WIFE OF ALBERT HOLLARS PASSES Mrs. Daisy Hollars, wife of Albert Hollars, of Springville, R. R. 2, died at 3:25 p.m. Tuesday at Dunn...
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Williamson of Clearmont Ohio Posted on: 10 Jan 2000, by Miriam Belmaker
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he developed a congested nose about 24hrs ago and also has cough, i may not be able to take her to the hospital but intend to get good expectorant for her at the pharmacy
What expectorant is good for my 2months old baby?
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1 Aug 2010
Medications containing an expectorant generally are not recommended for newborns or premature babies. Those who are allergic to codeine or other narcotics, such as triprolidine, or antihistamines like pseudoephedrin should not use a medication containing on expectorant without consulting a doctor. .
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Bill would change how state hands out economic development money
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Water stewardship plan won't cost state
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Mayors talk about Texas growth today
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This ain't the first rodeo for the balanced budget issue
02.03.2011 [Kaufman Herald] - Kirk Watson, D-Austin, said he's for balancing government budgets, and has pushed legislation to allow considerably more scrutiny openness in the Texas budget-writing process. However, "the irony of this action makes my head spin," Watson said.
Landowners wary of water legislation
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Designated areas in the Harding Mott University Center (UCEN), University Pavilion (UPAV), Northbank Center (NBC), William S. White Building (WSW), Murchie Science Building (MSB), and French Hall (FH) are available for meetings, activities, and events. The following policies and procedures apply.
- Facilities are reserved in the order in which requests are received, with consideration given to the size of the group and available space. Event and Building Services (EBS) reserves the right to assign, and if necessary, reassign space to assure the most efficient and appropriate use of facilities.
- Willful or careless damage to University property or equipment shall necessitate a replacement and/or repair charge. The user is responsible for the actions of all participants.
- A representative of the group must remain in the facility until the event is completed and everyone (including caterers, entertainers, media personnel, etc.) has vacated the premises. Overtime charges will be assessed when individuals remain in facilities beyond scheduled times.
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Users and their representatives must obey all University and EBS policies, regulations, guidelines, and all local, state and federal laws.
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- All facilities and grounds of The University of Michigan – Flint (UM-Flint) campus are smoke free.
- Departments and Recognized Student Organizations, who violate any part of the event planning guidelines, may be sanctioned up to and including loss of scheduling privileges.
- Requests for event space can be made online at www.umflint.edu/ebs, by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 762-3436.
- Request for one-time use of classrooms can be made by emailing email@example.com or by calling 762-3436. Requests for classrooms are not accepted online. Classroom requests cannot be confirmed until two weeks into the semester.
- Users may only use rooms they have reserved and after a confirmation has been received.
- Reservations for major events (banquets, dances, etc.) with attendance of 100 or more must be confirmed no less than 21 days prior to the event.
- Tentative reservations will be held for 14 calendar days. After 14 calendar days, the tentative reservation will be autimatically cancelled.
- Events involving arts and crafts may only be scheduled in spaces that are not carpeted.
- Events with attendance over 100 or with non-standard arrangements will require a planning meeting with an EBS staff member.
- Room setup details for large and/or non-standard events must be established at least 7 days vefore the event. Room setup details that are coordinated with EBS less than 48 hours notice will be assessed a minimum $25 late fee.
- Rooms requiring setup, reserved with less than 24 hour notice, will be assessed a minimum $25 late fee.
- Alumni, Boardwalk, Huron, Lapeer, Moutt Foundation Conference Room, Oakland, Shiawassee, and Superior have standard conference setups. A minimum fee of $25 will be assessed if these setups are altered or rearranged in a way that requires staff to reset the room.
- Fees will be assessed for equipment delivered and Used outside UCEN, WSW, NBC, and UPAV conference space.
- Equipment and/or audio visual equipment added or changed less than 1 hour before the scheduled start time of an event may be subject to additional labor charges ($5.00 minimum).
- A confirmation is provided with every confirmed reservation. It is the responsibility fo the contact person to review the confirmation for accuracy.
recognized student organizations
- Recognized Student Organizations (RSO) includes Greek Organizations, Student Organizations, Club Sports, Student Government, Campus Activities Board, and First Street Residence Hall clubs.
- RSOs must be registered with the Office of Student Involvement & Leadership (SIL). SIL provides EBS with a list of up to 3 authorized signers for each RSO. Those authorized signers will be required to meet with EBS for an orientation prior to making any reservations. During the orientation, policies and procedures outlined in this document will be discussed and the studnet will sign an agreement for the semester. No requests will be accepted until this orientation is complete and the agreement is signed.
- Events may be scheduled beginning in August for the fall smemster, Novemnber for the winter semester, and April for the spring/summer semesters.
- Only approved signers can book events. RSO advisors are not approved to book events for the student organization.
- RSO must have an active account through SIL with adequate funds to cover event expenses. It is the responsibility of the RSO to provide SIL with a copy of their confirmation prior to the date of the event.
- For events determined to be of higher risk, the student organization must provide to the University a certificate of insurance evidencing general liability insurance ($1 million per occurrence/$2 million annual aggregate) and naming the "Regents of teh University of Michigan" as additional insured. Examples of higher risk events are organized races or walks through campus, inflatable activities, and other events where injuries could occur.
University departments
- Departments are required to provide a chartfield or shortcode when booking an event.
- Departments may schedule events up to two years in advance.
booking rooms online
Setting up an account (1st time users)
- Go to www.umflint.edu/ebs and click on the picture of the University Center with the words "online reservations" on the right side of the screen.
- Follow instructions under New Users.
- Fill in all fields and click Save.
- An email will come to the Reservationist in EBS to approve the request and you will be notified by email when approved.
Requesting a Room
- Classrooms cannot be booked online.
- When entering an Event Nambe be sure to use descriptive words, as this is how it will appear on the Campus Calendar.
- When entering Event Time be sure to enter the actual event start and end time, as this is how it will appear on th eCampus Calendar. If you require additional time for set up and/or break down enter the information under Event Notes.
- When looking for a conference room, you must select "conference style" for room setup type in order for conference rooms to populate.
Go to www.umflint.edu/ebs and click on the picture of the University Center with the words "online reservations" on the right side of the screen.
Follow instructions under Authorized Users
Enter User ID (make sure you use your entire email address) and Firtual EMS Password, and click Login.
Click on Reservations - Room Request.
Select a Date, Start Time and End Time, the building where you would like the event to take place from the Facilities drop down menu, the Attendance number, and the Setup Type. If a conference room is being requested, you must select "conference style" under setup type for the available conference rooms to come up. Click Find Space.
Note: If the reservation is a recurring event, select the Recurrence button next to the Date display and fill in information.
- After clicking on Find Space, a list of available rooms will be diplayed under the Location tab. Choose a room by clicking the green + sign next to the desired room.
- Click on the Details tab and fill in all fields marked with a red asterisk. Complete additional fields as necessary for you r event. When finished, click Submit Reservation.
- The Reservation Summary will display, showing the details of your reservation.
Room Arrangements and Equipment
- Events with attendance over 100 or with non-standard arrangements will require a planning meeting with an EBS staff member.
- Room arrangements for large and/or non-standard events must be established at least 48 hours before the event.
- Alumni, Boardwalk, Huron, Lapeer, Mott Foundation Conference Room, Oakland, Shiawassee, and Superior have standard conference setups. A minimum fee of $25 will be assessed if these setups are altered or rearranged in a way that requires staff to reset the room.
- Fees will be assessed for equipment delivered and used outside UCEN, WSW, NBC and UPAV conference space.
- Equipment and/or audio visual equipment added or changed less than 1 hour before the scheduled start time of an event may be subject to additional labor charges ($5.00 minimum).
A 24-hour advance notice is required to cancel a reserved space in a location with fixed seating where no additional staffing and/or overtime are required. Cancellations made less than 24 hours will result in a fee of $25 per room.
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By Capt. Peter Smedberg (10th Mountain)July 31, 2014
FORT DRUM, NY -- The 10th Combat Aviation Brigade uncased its D Company, 10th Aviation Regiment guidon, marking the official activation of its MQ-1C Gray Eagle unmanned aerial system company during a ceremony July 23 on Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield.
D Company, 10th Aviation Regiment, 10th CAB, is one of only 15 MQ-1C Gray Eagle companies in the Army. The unit is charged with providing reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition support (RSTA) to ground forces.
The long-range, long-dwell Gray Eagle, a technologically advanced derivative of the MQ-1 Predator, is one of only two unmanned aerial systems in the Army's arsenal that is controlled by enlisted operators from a ground control station.
The Gray Eagle's presence on the battlefield is a force multiplier that has kept many service members out of harm's way.
"The human eye can only see really what's in front of it," said Staff Sgt. Matthew Allen, D Company standardization pilot. "With a capability like this, you have an opportunity to see a larger area so you can actually get a pinpoint idea of what is going on better than personnel on the ground."
The unit's activation comes during a period of Army downsizing and budget cuts, which speaks volumes for the insatiable demand for RSTA assets on the battlefield and the quality of support the MQ-1C Gray Eagle provides ground force commanders.
"I have great faith that in the days and months ahead, the Soldiers standing in this formation will follow the traditions of this great division and 10th CAB," said Col. Michael C. McCurry, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade commander.
"It makes you feel very relevant, very needed, participating in something that's very useful," said Chief Warrant Officer 3 Ryan J. Owen, the new company's executive officer.
Although the addition of an organic Gray Eagle company is new to the Falcon Brigade, Soldiers of 10th CAB are no strangers to the MQ-1C Gray Eagle after assuming command and control of the 1st Infantry Division and 1st Cavalry Division's Gray Eagle company during the brigade's most recent deployment to eastern Afghanistan.
Soldiers of D Company, 10th Aviation, 10th CAB, will begin operating the MQ-1C Gray Eagle over the Fort Drum ranges and training areas within the next two weeks. They are expected to move into a new $27 million hangar facility in 2017.


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Review: The Holocaust Is Over: We Must Rise From Its Ashes
Former Knesset Speaker Avraham Burg has outraged much of Israel. With his new book, he may fare similarly in the UK
Avraham Burg: From the "very heart of the Zionist project" to criticism striking at the core of Israeli society
By Avraham Burg
Palgrave Macmillan £15.99
Avraham Burg was once at the very heart of the Zionist project. He is a former Knesset Speaker and a former head of the Jewish Agency. His late father, Josef, was a cabinet minister and chairman of the National Religious Party.
So when the Hebrew version of this excoriating attack on modern Zionism and the Israeli establishment was published, it created outrage.
Its very title is clunky, didactic and crude, and Burg unfolds his thesis with often brutal directness: Jewish life and the state of Israel has become obsessed with the Holocaust and the culture of victimhood to the point where it has become both moribund and aggressive.
In Israel, argues Burg, the Arabs have replaced the Nazis as the collective enemy. "We will never forgive the Arabs for they are allegedly just like the Nazis, worse than the Germans. We have displaced our anger and revenge from one people to another, from an old foe to a new adversary, and so we allow ourselves to live comfortably with the heirs of the German enemy — representing convenience, wealth and high quality — while treating the Palestinians as whipping boys to release our aggression, anger and hysteria, of which we have plenty."
Perhaps most controversially, Burg finds comparisons between Germany in the pre-Nazi era and Israel today. While not equating Zionism with Nazism, he points out the dangerous places that a paranoid, over-militarised and unequal society can reach. He also makes much of the over-tired "abused child becomes abusive father" analogy.
But what saves Burg from predictable, clichéd commentary is the historical knowledge and personal experience he brings to his argument. The book is also part memoir, and includes in its narrative intensely private family histories. Throughout it, too, runs a clearly expressed, if somewhat embittered, love for his country and hope for its future.
In his more restrained moments, it is hard to disagree with him, for instance when he contends that "the Shoah has become a theological pillar of the modern Jewish identity".
At the heart of the book is a call for a new, more humanistic Judaism, focused more on social justice for all, and an Israel able to leave the "mental prison" of Auschwitz. And his writing often has flair and acuity: "The constant presence of the Shoah in my life feels like a buzz in my ear." But Burg is not without his own arrogance: "My opponents were not always careful to present my arguments in full," he says airily in his foreword to the English edition. "Perhaps the book and its argument were too much for them to bear."
Indeed, more frustrating than his controversial politics is Burg's tendency to veer off into highly strung emotional tangents — at one point, he fantasises about an "International Court of Crimes Against Humanity" built in the Yad Vashem complex that will become the Third Temple, "a moral temple for the whole world".
But for the reader who can resist both Burg's eccentricities and his inability to leave any sensitivity unprobed, The Holocaust Is Over: We Must Rise From Its Ashes is a provocative, thoughtful, passionate book.
Avraham Burg will be speaking on Sunday March 1 at Jewish Book Week 2009
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I miss Tiger Woods.
I still root for him. I cringe for him. But I no longer trust him, because he doesn't trust his rebuilt swing, especially with a driver in his sweaty grip.
For the first three rounds of the U.S. Open, Woods also had shockingly little faith in his putter. That changed in Sunday's final round until it really counted. So once again, we were teased and ultimately tortured by the New Tiger, who gives us only flashy flashbacks of the player who, for a three-year stretch, conquered golf the way no man ever has.
Man, I miss the Old Tiger.
His performance on Sunday reflected the horizontal stripes in his shirt. Woods always wears red on Sundays his power color. But this time he wore alternating red and orange neon stripes. Sometimes, his game was pure power red. Other times, it was Halloween orange, scaring you like the bogeyman.
Who was that guy behind the Tiger mask?
With everyone who's anyone in golf trickling down Pinehurst's leaderboard like balls off the crowned greens with the Singhs and Mickelsons begging Woods to win the second leg of the Grand Slam the New Tiger lost to Campbell.
Not Chad Campbell losing to him wouldn't have been quite so shameful. Chad Campbell has the game to win two or three majors.
Unless I fell asleep and had a bad dream Tiger Woods lost to Michael Campbell.
No offense to Michael, who in 1995 led the British Open after three rounds. Michael has always had a fair amount of unrealized potential. But Michael was playing in this Open only because the United States Golf Association held its first qualifying tournament in Europe.
"I almost didn't come," said Campbell, who described himself as "little ol' me from New Zealand."
Please, I'm taking nothing away from Campbell's valiant victory. He made the clutch shots and putts that Tiger couldn't. Yet Campbell won only after Woods lost.
Playing ahead of Campbell, Woods bogeyed Nos. 16 and 17. Repeat: Tiger Woods bogeyed when he once birdied. Yes, the New Tiger butchered those two holes just the way he bogeyed 17 and 18 on Sunday at the Masters. But at Augusta, he won because of a Nike commercial of a chip on 16 that was equal parts genius and luck and because his playoff opponent was not Singh or Mickelson or Els, but Chris DiMarco.
It was as if the golf gods were rooting for a Slam. First DiMarco, now Campbell? If Woods had won the Open, who would have been the last man left in his way in the British Open at one of Woods' favorite haunts, St. Andrews Jean Van de Velde?
I heard Saturday night from a caddy for a prominent player, who said: "It's over. Retief Goosen is an assassin. Best clutch player in the world, and he has a three-stroke lead going into the final round of a tournament he's won twice. Forget it."
I was convinced.
Then Goosen shot an 81. He came out of a wedge-shot approach on No. 2, and the ball and Goosen's game rolled off the right side of the green. This will go down as the worst final-round collapse by a world-class player in major-championship history.


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3.3 million shares at $2 plus Framed picture of ARENA...Not bad........CAPISCE
Justnik comments are clearly examples of what happens when you eat lead-paint chips during the devlopemental years. Don't try and make sense of it. Just tell him you like the helmet he was precribed by his neurologist and shrink, agree with his psycho-babble, and wait till his attention gets captured by a shinny object in his home and then he will go away.
You did not answer my question. And if you finished college, I will never post here again. If you can spell college, I will never post here again.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I believe that is the last part of the payout. This satisfies the total earn out agree to. What's another freaking 3M shares when you are already when we are already diluted twice. I've become numb to this. Just looking forward to continued acceleration of earning on the core side.
I'll give ya a like on that one for keeping your sense of humor! Hard to do with this stock.
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I run into the "Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance" message regularly after updates. From other posts, to solve this, I've learned that you need to remove the ".maintenance" file from the root directory, but often times I load from my FTP client and no such file exists. I'm guessing this is a server/hosting issue as the server my client has his WP site hosted on is lousy and the updaters seem have a hard time removing the temporary files.
Anyway, this is what worked for me when I couldn't find the .maintenance file:
1. Using FTP client software, I duplicated the .htaccess file and renamed it ".maintenance" I did this in my local file directory.
2. Upload the new ".maintenance" file to your root WP directory (or the one with wp-config.php as other posts mention)
3. Delete the ".maintenance" file
I tested the site between #2 and #3 and it loaded, but had the contents of the htaccess file at the top of the page as that's what I'd put in the duplicate .maintenance file. You could also probably just upload an empty file called ".maintenance" and then delete it.
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