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Microsoft Research posted a page about some work they are doing around getting better images through a "deconvolution" algorithm that deblurs images through detecting movement in the accelerometers. What does this mean for the future? Could mean better images in a future phone, SLR's that run Windows Embedded, or better face to face chats with mobile devices.
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International Diversification Works (Eventually)
Clifford S. Asness
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March 3, 2010
Investors and financial economists have long debated the benefits of global equity market diversification. Fans argue that diversifying globally reduces portfolio risk without harming long-term return. Some critics counter with the observation that because markets get more correlated during downturns, most of the diversification occurs on the upside when you do not need it, and vanishes on the downside when you do. Certainly, recent events give support to the critics as all equity markets suffered at the same time. We argue that this observation, while true, misses the big picture. International diversification might not protect you from terrible days, months, or even years, but over longer horizons (which should be more important to investors) where underlying economic growth matters more to returns than short-lived panics, it protects you quite well.
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IFAD Develops Climate Change Strategy
12 May 2010: The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has developed a new strategy to mainstream climate change into its core programmes, policies and activities.
Noting that agriculture is where climate change, food security and poverty reduction interact, IFAD explains that the new strategy aims to help smallholders take advantage of mitigation incentives and funding. The strategy also creates a platform for global dialogue on climate change, rural development, agriculture and food security. [IFAD Press Release] [The Strategy]


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As of Saturday afternoon, officials stated Gloucester Township Sgt. James Garber, who underwent surgery Friday for a gunshot to the abdomen, was expected to be released from Cooper University Hospital, in Camden, in the coming days.
"We are hopeful that Sgt. Garber gets released tomorrow but that can change," said Gloucester Township Deputy Chief David Harkins in an email Saturday. "He is still in stable condition."
Eddie Jones III, 39, a New Jersey Department of Corrections employee, was shot and killed by Gloucester Township police around 5:30 a.m. Friday inside the police station, after he reportedly disarmed a rookie police officer during processing and shot three cops.
According to NJDOC spokeswomen Deirdre Fedkenheuer, Jones worked as a civilian communications operator at Garden State Youth Correctional Facility.
The minimum-security complex is located in Hamilton Township, Mercer County.
Fedkenheuer said Jones was first hired by the NJDOC in September 1997.
The other two officers shot in the incident were identified Friday as Sgt. Kevin Thyne, an eight-year veteran, and Officer Ruth Burns, who has been with the department for just one year.
According to the police chief, Thyne was shot in his duty belt, causing a laceration to his stomach. He also suffered a "gunshot graze" to his chin. Burns was shot in the foot.
Thyne and Burns were treated and released from Cooper on Friday.
According to officials, police responded to a report of a suspicious person walking around the outside of a home at 1:07 a.m. Friday. At the scene, they stopped Jones in his vehicle, which matched a description given by the caller.
Jones was arrested and charged with a number of offenses including stalking.
At the police department, during the normal course of processing a suspect, Jones' handcuffs were removed.
At that time, he attacked Officer Burns, hit her on the head and was able to remove her service weapon from her holster, according to Earle.
Thyne and Garber overheard the struggle and "proceeded to her aid." Jones opened fire at the officers, who then returned fire, shooting Jones multiple times. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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State regulators announced Friday that tests of surface water near Duke Energy coal ash ponds in Rutherford and Buncombe counties came back positive for thallium, a toxic metal associated with coal ash.
WRAL reports that the Cliffside test detected thallium at .35 parts per billion, well above the federal recommended drinking water standard of .24 parts per billion. Tests taken further downstream showed a drop in thallium to .13 parts per billion.
At the Asheville plant, a water test from a coal ash waste stream found thallium at .67 parts per billion. Three other samples taken closer to the French Broad River showed thallium below the recreational water standard of .47 parts per billion.
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Thallium is a metal that's produced when some coal is burned. It was commonly used as a rat poison until the U.S. banned it for consumer use in 1975, due to its very high toxicity.
In the 20th century, it was known as "the poisoner's poison" because it's colorless and odorless and its compounds dissolve easily in water.
WRAL – State tests find poison near ash ponds
Read the DENR press release.
In other news:
The News & Observer has an interesting profile of former Charlotte Mayor Patrick Cannon, arrested on charges of public corruption last week.
News & Observer – Former Charlotte Mayor Patrick Cannon's two worlds
Students and parents at Charlotte Catholic High School are calling for the school to apologize after a visiting lecturer "forcefully condemned homosexuality." Sister Jane Dominic Laurel allegedly portrayed gay people as unfit parents and told students that masturbation, pornography, and absent fathers are the causes of homosexuality.
QNotes – Anti-gay Charlotte Catholic High lecturer sparks controversy
From the Fayetteville Observer, a thorough overview of the GOP Senate primary in North Carolina:
Fayetteville Observer – GOP voters divided among 8 candidates in U.S. Senate primary
Ashe and Watauga County Republican Parties passed a number of interesting resolutions at annual conventions held Saturday, March 22.
Ashe County Republicans signed off on nullifying the Affordable Care Act, withdrawing from the United Nations, repealing NAFTA and opposing any pending free trade agreements, and withdrawing all N.C. calls for a constitutional convention.
Ashe County Republican Party Chairwoman Mary Desautels implored convention attendees to continue to express Judeo-Christian values.
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According to Desautels, Islamic Sharia Law cannot coexist with U.S. state and federal laws.
"They want to kill, and it is not a crime under the Qur'an," Desautels said.
"We are and should fight to remain a Christian nation," Desautels said.
Jefferson Post – Ashe County GOP holds 2014 convention
Meanwhile in Watauga County, Republicans passed resolutions supporting early voting sites passed by the Republican majority of the Watauga County Board of Elections, in favor of exposing the "tenets and tactics" of the Moral Monday coalition, and calling for the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, among others.
Read the full text of the resolutions here:
High Country Press – Ashe and Watagua County Republican Parties pass variety of resolutions at annual conventions
In other Duke Energy news, the utility has asked a Wake County Superior Judge to temporarily withhold documents provided to a federal grand jury from civil lawsuits related to coal ash pollution scheduled to be heard by the court next week.
"Duke Energy respectfully submits that both the public interest and the administration of justice is better served by permitting the government of the United States, through the grand jury process, to investigate the matters that have been raised rather than by permitting the production of grand jury materials and proceedings to special interest groups that do not have the same obligation to conduct a full, fair, and impartial investigation," the request for a protective order states.
News & Observer – Duke Energy seeks to withhold documents in lawsuit
The Citizen-Times looks at low wages and lack of affordable housing in Asheville:
Citizen-Times – Why are decent pay, decent housing elusive in Asheville?
The New York Times has a big picture story on the push to limit voting in swing states under Republican control:


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You may feel philosophical today and find yourself reflecting on what really matters in life. You could feel a need to review your life experiences and examine the lessons you have gained from them, or you may be considering ways to bring more purpose into your life. A good way to do this is by making an effort to engage more deeply with life and allowing yourself to be immersed in the sights, sounds, scents, and emotions you experience during your normal routine. You may also wish to take a few moments to look at your life with awe. Simply pause, take a deep breath, and allow yourself to be filled today with a sense of wonder for the beauty that surrounds you.
Choosing to engage more deeply in every moment creates a greater sense of fulfillment in our lives. We often get into the habit of living our lives unconsciously by going about our daily routines on autopilot. Choosing to slow down and appreciate the beauty and wonder that surrounds us gives us the opportunity to experience life on a more profound level. We find ourselves feeling alert, alive, and more aware of every aspect of our existence. We feel more in tune with our spiritual selves and more connected with all living things. Suddenly our lives seem more vibrant, enriched, and more meaningful. If you take the time to fully immerse yourself in your life experiences today, you may experience a new level of enrichment.
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10 new TV series worth a look
Some TV viewers say there's no such thing as a fall TV season anymore.
They insist that new shows can pop up anytime and anywhere; that the idea of releasing a few dozen of them at once and hoping they'll catch on is so last century.
They're right. And wrong.
The fall season is still big on ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox, and many of the best new shows will premiere in the next week.
So, what will be the top 10 new shows for fall?
Will "Lucky 7" strike a chord?
Andy Samberg in "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"?
Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar in "The Crazy Ones"?
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The first to represent her district and the first Latina on the Bethlehem Area School Board, Aurea Ortiz, is not running for re-election.
In 2006, Bethlehem city residents filed a lawsuit against the school district claiming discrimination against Hispanic candidates running for seats on the school board.
"It was because of justice, it was because there were two Latinas that were going for school board positions and they were turned down and that to me was wrong," said Ortiz.
The lawsuit alleged that directors filled a vacancy with a white candidate neglecting those two Hispanic applicants.
A settlement would create three regional seats; one of those seats, Region 1, which represents Freemansburg, Fountain Hill, and South Bethlehem is where Aurea Ortiz was elected.
"The historical part was not because I was the first Latino on the board, it was because it was the first time they redistrict everything and I the first one to have one of those regions," she said.
After four years on the board, Aurea says she's pleased with the progress the district has made and now she's letting someone else, Rogelio Ortiz take her place.
Even though they have the same last name, the two aren't related but share the same vision when it comes to representing diversity within the district.
Rogelio Ortiz says one of his plans is to use community centers like the center at Lynnfield Houses in South side Bethlehem run by he and his wife, as an outreach to students especially when there's cuts to the district.
"At least I'll be that voice for them and I'll make sure that every kind of cut that's being made is going to be a in a good way and not in a bad way that's going to effect our children," he said.
Aurea Ortiz attended her last school board meeting Monday night; Rogelio Ortiz will be sworn in on December 2nd.
First Latina on Bethlehem Area School Board not running for re-election
The first to represent her district and the first Latina on the Bethlehem Area School Board, Aurea Ortiz, is not running for re-election.
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ESKOM CEO Brian Dames on Thursday announced his resignation from the company, citing "personal reasons", as the state-owned power utility reported restrained profits for the six months to September.
Mr Dames's resignation will take effect on March 31 2014, Eskom chairman Zola Tsotsi said at Thursday's interim results presentation.
Higher coal costs and usage of the open-cycle gas turbines (OCGT) restrained Eskom's profits for the six months to September, it reported.
It warned that the profit was likely to be lower in the second half of the year, which is South Africa's summer season, when it typically sells less electricity and incurs maintenance costs.
The state-owned power utility reported a R12.24bn profit compared with a R12.63bn profit in the corresponding period last year as primary energy costs rose 25.3% to 28.3c a kilowatt-hour.
This offset the gains from increased revenue, which reflected higher tariffs. Revenue per kilowatt-hour sold rose to 69c from 64.9c a year earlier while operating costs were 55.3c, against 47c previously.
The National Electricity Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) allowed Eskom to increase tariffs by an average 8% a year over five years. Mr Dames said this was forcing Eskom to re-engineer its business to adapt to these limitations.
Mr Dames's resignation follows closely on the departure of former financial director Paul O'Flaherty in July, who doubled as the executive responsible for the company's R300bn capital expansion programme.
Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba paid tribute in a statement to Mr Dames's efforts in putting the foundation of Eskom's new power station building programme in place.
He said significant progress had been made during Mr Dames's tenure and he left behind a capable team of executives to continue the work. Mr Gigaba stressed that Mr Dames had steered the company "meticulously with integrity".
Mr Tsotsi said Mr Dames "has served with great distinction, dedication and commitment".
Asked at the press briefing whether he had been put under pressure to resign, Mr Dames said emphatically that he had not. He said: "It was my own decision."
According to a senior mining industry source, speculation has been swirling for months that Mr Dames might leave. The source commented, "I think he had just had enough. It's an impossible job."
However, Eskom has been fraught with difficulties since 2008, when it became apparent that the utility could no longer keep the lights on due to insufficient generation capacity. It had since embarked on a rushed and massive build programme to construct, among others, two mega coal-fired power stations with a capacity of 4,200MW each.
The Medupi and Kusile build operations have been beset by technical and labour problems, with Medupi now more than two years behind schedule. Eskom most recently missed a second deadline to bring the first unit of Medupi on stream this month. This has now been postponed to the second half of 2014.
The utility electrified about 53,600 homes in the six months to September, compared with 32,216 households in the corresponding period last year.
Mr Tsotsi said he was confident Eskom would be able to meet all of its obligations, notwithstanding Mr Dames's resignation. He also stressed that the company was operating in "a very difficult environment".
"It is a huge tribute to the management of Eskom that they have been able to keep the ship afloat," he said.
South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO Neren Rau noted Mr Dames' resignation "with regret" and added, "during Brian's tenure as CEO, the philosophy of energy efficiency, reduced consumption and environmental responsibility has been strengthened".
Deon Reyneke, head of the metal, engineering and electrical industry for trade union Solidarity said: "In difficult times, Brian Dames brought the necessary knowledge and experience to Eskom and his resignation is a setback for the power giant. Mr Dames displayed excellent leadership at a remarkably tough time and he should receive credit for that.
"I hope that an experienced successor for Mr Dames will be appointed in order to maintain stability in the beleaguered parastatal."
The choice of a replacement is crucial given the challenges Eskom still faces in bringing on line the Medupi and Kusile power stations.
As well as the departure of Mr Dames next March, Eskom announced it had appointed Tsholofelo Molefe as its new finance director. Ms Molefe, who was Eskom's group executive for customer services, will assume the role immediately. She replaces Mr O'Flaherty, who left the utility in July.
Mr Dames has been at Eskom for 25 years and has been CEO since July 2010. He succeeded Jacob Maroga. Mr Dames was previously head of the utility's generation division.


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And surprise, surprise (sarcastic), the man that wants to hump my brains out every day of the month except for WHEN I AM FERTILE is having difficulty performing YET AGAIN. I swear, we've been together 12 years, and he's never ever had performance issues until we started TTC. With TTC BD, there's a 50% chance that it won't be completed because he can't finish.
For those of you who say not to tell him when it's TTC BD... well, that's a no-go for us. I have some chronic pelvic pain issues (going on about 8 years now), and so I have to mentally and physically prep myself to be able to even tolerate BD more than once every 3 days. So when I tell DH that we have to BD every day (or more frequently), he is already tipped off as to what time of month it is.
So, our sex life is already pretty fragile, since my pelvic pain issues have really screwed it up to the point where I feel like a freaking hero if I can even have sex once a week. This whole TTC thing has turned these TTC sessions into screaming fights (including tonight) and I am so sick of it. I'm seriously ready to just say screw it and not even TTC anymore because we both seriously dread the couple of fertile days a month now. It sucks.
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Not really. These are a legume and should be avoided. That being said, we have green beans once or twice a week at our house with no ill-effects.
Not really. These are a legume and should be avoided. That being said, we have green beans once or twice a week at our house with no ill-effects.
I eat them once in a while with no ill effects, too. I love them with salt and butter.
They got plenty of protein. What about other beans? Like red beans/kidney beans?
Legumes in general are not great for you. That said, I am rather embarrassed to admit that I thought green beans were okay. They are not beans - they are long, green, stalky things...oh wait, grass is also a long, green stalky thing, so is wheat.... Sometimes I am amazed I can tie my own shoes.
Many paleo folks accept green beans...even the strict "whole 30" allows them since they are mostly pod and little bean. We don't generally eat them but maybe once a month...hasn't killed us yet.
Other beans (red/kidney) I'd say no they aren't primal..........you could go through the process of properly soaking/preparing them to mitigate their legumey badness. IMO, they aren't worth it. Doesn't make them primal, but it would make them less bad.
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Green beans are really the only legumes I do eat. I just have them on occasion, usually whenever we go to a barbecue place. That's about the only as close to primal veggie you can get with BBQ.
I used to only eat these because they were healthy. I like being able to refuse them on a technicality.


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To be honest, the footage reminds me a little of your reporter on one of his fruitless door-knocking adventures. But I'm not the serial burglar.
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Bolton and colleagues report results of a randomized trial that assessed the effects of locally feasible interventions involving group interpersonal psychotherapy or creative play therapy on symptoms of depression, anxiety, and conduct problems among internally displaced adolescent survivors of war in Northern Uganda. Compared with adolescents allocated to a wait list for treatment at the end of the study (control group), girls but not boys in the psychotherapy group experienced significantly diminished depressive symptoms. Creative play therapy was not associated with improvement in depression severity, and neither intervention alleviated symptoms of anxiety or conduct problems.
Parental stress is a risk factor for child maltreatment, and deployment is likely stressful for military families. In an analysis of data from an Army registry of incidents of parental child maltreatment, Gibbs and colleagues examined the association between recent combat-related deployment and rates of child maltreatment among families of enlisted soldiers. In models that controlled for socioeconomic status, parental substance use, and age of children, the authors found that child maltreatment was 42% greater during times of parental deployment than during periods of nondeployment.
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In a stratified random cluster survey of 2585 adults who had been internally displaced by conflict in Northern Uganda, Vinck and colleagues found that 74.3% met the criteria for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and 44.5% had symptoms of depression. Two-thirds of the respondents believed that peace could be achieved through nonviolent means. However, persons who met the criteria for PTSD or depression symptoms were more likely to endorse violent means for ending the conflict compared with persons without these symptoms.
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Bayer and colleagues interviewed 169 former Ugandan and Congolese child soldiers who were living in rehabilitation centers to assess potentially traumatic war-related exposures and symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and the relationship of PTSD symptoms to attitudes favoring reconciliation vs revenge. The authors found that the children participating in the study were a mean age of 15.3 years with a mean of 38.3 months of army service and had experienced a mean of 11.1 potentially traumatic events. As the number of PTSD symptoms increased, openness to reconciliation declined and feelings of revenge increased among these former child soldiers.
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MORGANTOWN-West Virginia's football game against old rival Pitt here at 7 p.m. Friday could be the last of what is known as the "Backyard Brawl."
While both current head coaches think the 104-year series should be continued, WVU is headed for the Big 12 and Pitt for the Atlantic Coast Conference.
So whether the rivalry is to continue on a non-conference basis is a decision for the universities' powers that-be to decide everything.
But players on both teams really aren't concerned about the "Backyard Brawl's" future. They're focusing strictly on this year's game because it's "a must win" situation.
The Mountaineers (7-3, 3-2 BIG EAST) and the Panthers (5-5, 3-2 BIG EAST) are among five teams that are still in the running for the BIG EAST Conference Championship.
WVU needs to defeat both Pitt and South Florida (5-5, 1-4 BIG EAST) next Thursday night at Tampa to claim at least a share of the league title.
"We're going to try to do our best and win these last two (regular-season) games," said junior quarterback Geno Smith. "Then we'll see what happens.
"But right now we just want to win The Backyard Brawl. We know how important it is to the state.
"So we're going out there and battle hard."
However, Smith said he regards this as "just another game" like he has the season's first 10. He believes the team is still getting better.
"We just got to go out there, execute, stick to our goals and play hard and with intensity," Smith said. "We've got a good opportunity."
Smith ranks No. 1 in the BIG EAST in passing and passing efficiency. He has completed 209 of 417 passes for 3,497 yards and 24 touchdowns.
WVU's top two receivers also are league leaders. Steadman Bailey has 57 catches has 57 catches for 1,037 yards and 10 touchdowns, while Tavon Austin owns 72 receptions for 907 yards and four scores.
"Everyone on our team is getting hyped for the "Backyard Brawl," said Bailey, a sophomore. "It's a big game, a very important game for all of us."
Austin, a junior, said he'd love to get the 93 receiving yards he needs to reach 1,000 and he hopes that would help the team finish with nine victories on the season.
Junior placekicker Tyler Bitancurt who beat Pitt with a game-winning field goal as a freshman, is looking forward to playing well in Friday night's game.
"It's huge for us," he commented. "We always show up knowing it's important."
Asked whether he's like to win it with a late field goal, Bitancurt replied:
"No, I want us to win by more than three points!"
West Virginia is a 7 1/2-point favorite.


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Gareth Delve to Japan?
Reports in the Australian press claim Gareth Delve will continue his career in Japan when he leaves the Melbourne Rebels at the end of the season.
The Rebels confirmed on Wednesday that when Delve's contract comes to an end at the end of the current Super Rugby campaign, he will depart to pastures new. There were some suggestions Delve would move back to Wales, but the Herald Sun claims Japan is likely to be his next port of call.


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Month Ahead - September
Remember the early days of the FedEx Cup when you'd have a job finding a single endorsement of the new competition, be it in the press, among the players, from the fans, or even from sycophantic TV channels desperate not to upset the PGA Tour or dissuade viewers from watching the next week's tournament? When you'd probably have to walk past dozens of doors and down several corridors at Tour headquarters in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., before finally arriving at the office of the Commissioner, Tim Finchem, to find somebody who could actually give you a reason why the new system was going to work?
Well, half a dozen changes to that system and half a dozen years of what should perhaps be credited to Finchem and the PGA Tour as grim determination have bought us to this point in 2013, where the prevailing arrangement is sadly still too complicated for the non-hardcore fan who doesn't spend every Sunday afternoon glued to the TV screen and calculating who needs what to progress to the next playoff event or how many points behind the leader they'll be on Sunday evening (or Monday evening in the case of the Deutsche Bank Championship with its Labor Day finish).
Problem is, the core fan is still a little bemused too. When the Golf Channel's Steve Sands explains it on the white board for the benefit of all humans watching the broadcast, MIT math professors might feel quietly confident they have a good grasp of what's going on. But John T. Golffan still has to spend a few minutes working out what his favorite player needs for points to continue on in the Playoffs. When scores are flashed up on the screen - rather than having an instant indication of where everyone stands, it still takes normal folk a while to calculate what it all means. And that detracts slightly from the entertainment value.
However, these days when players or commentators mention the FedEx Cup and the Playoffs, there is at least a "but" at the end of any negative remarks. Frequently, you'll hear "Say what you like about the FedEx Cup, but . . ." There's an acknowledgement it still isn't right, but there is at least something to be said for the season-ending series.
Undoubtedly, that something is the fourth-round drama that happens every week during the Playoffs. Say what you like about the FedEx Cup, but the old FedEx Cup-less PGA Tour never used to finish its season with four pulsating tournaments in which the best players squared off for a chance at the ultimate prize.
Last week at a much-improved Liberty National, which had softened the excessive contours some (most?) players found so disturbing when The Barclays was first played there in 2009, the action was fairly constant all the way to the 72nd hole, where no one was able to hole the putt to match Adam Scott's 11-under 273. The win took the Masters champion from 11th to second in the FedEx rankings, sandwiching him between Tiger Woods, who finished tied for second in New Jersey with two late birdies after making three dismal back-nine bogeys, and Open champion Phil Mickelson, who closed with a typically exhilarating 65 that saw him finish tied for sixth.
The entertainment from Boston and the Deutsche Bank Championship last weekend was no less gripping, with Henrik Stenson finally capturing the big win his superb summer form suggested was coming.
Thirty more names have now been struck from the list of players still remaining in the race for the FedEx Cup, leaving just 70 who move to Conway Farms in Lake Forest, Ill., about 30 miles north of downtown Chicago, for the BMW Championship beginning September 12. Opened in 1991 and designed by Tom Fazio, Conway Farms replaces Crooked Stick as the venue for the BMW which, next year, moves to Denver and Cherry Hills CC.
Luke Donald's home course, Conway Farms' only experience of top-level (well, high-level) championship golf was the 2009 Western Amateur, won by former Kent State player John Hahn. Apart from the Champions Course at PGA National, which he designed in 1981 but which was redesigned by Jack Nicklaus in 1990, the Tour hasn't visited a Fazio original in 2013. Quail Hollow, home of the Wells Fargo Championship, is a Fazio remake of a George Cobb design that gets universal acclaim. It will be interesting to see if the players regard Conway Farms quite as highly.
Rory McIlroy will be defending the BMW title he won last year at 20-under 268 and by two shots over Lee Westwood and Phil Mickelson, three over Tiger Woods and Robert Garrigus, and by four over Dustin Johnson and Adam Scott. What were we saying about these playoffs producing exciting golf involving the world's best players?
At the same time as the men are making their birdies a couple of miles from the western shore of Lake Michigan, the women of the LPGA Tour will be playing their fifth and final major of the year a mile from the southern shore of Lake Geneva in Evian-Les-Bains, France. To give weight to the LPGA and Danone's July 2011 announcement that the Evian Championship, formerly the Evian Masters, was to be a major, Steve Smyers and a team from European Golf Design led by Jeremy Slessor and Dave Sampson were hired to completely overhaul the once-ordinary course that relied heavily on views of the lake for its appeal.
Now close to 6,600 yards long, and vastly more challenging than before, it should provide a stern test for the top 120 female golfers in the world. And, however dubious designating a tournament as a major on the strength of its sponsor's financial support might be, it will certainly be interesting to see if Inbee Park can claim her fourth major of the year, or if Women's British Open champion Stacy Lewis can make it two in a row.
Another must-see event this month will be the 44th Walker Cup match, being held September 7-8 at the venerable National Golf Links of America in Southampton, N.Y., where the first Walker Cup was played in 1922. The GB & Ireland team will be looking to improve on its rather unfortunate 8-34-1 record, but will be the defending champion having beaten a formidable U.S. team that included Patrick Cantlay, Harris English, Russell Henley, Peter Uihlein, Chris Williams, and Jordan Spieth, 14-12 at Royal Aberdeen two years ago.
The visitors' team this year includes 2013 U.S. Amateur champion Matt Fitzpatrick from England, Wales's Rhys Pugh - who won all three of his matches in 2011, and British Amateur champion Garrick Porteous from England, while the U.S. team boasts Max Homa, Cory Whitsett, Michael Weaver, Michael Kim and Bobby Wyatt. It should be another tight tussle.
The European Tour spends much of September on the Continent moving from Switzerland (Omega Masters) to Holland (KLM Open), and to Italy (70° Open D'Italia Lindt) before finishing the month in Scotland for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, which returns to Carnoustie, Kingsbarns and the Old Course at St. Andrews.
By then we will know the identity of the FedEx Cup champion as the PGA Tour's season-ending Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta will be in the books. There, the top 30 in the rankings will be trying to emulate defending champion Brandt Snedeker, who last year won both the Tour Championship and FedEx Cup's $10-million annuity.
Points will be reset for this last event (the 2014 season begins in October 2013 and continues to the end of the year with what were once called Fall Series - unofficial, special, and opposite field - events), so if, say, Graham DeLaet were to win the BMW Championship having finished tied second in New York and third in Boston, and therefore amass 4,450 points from the first three Playoffs alone, he would start Thursday morning at East Lake in first place in the standings with 2,500 points, but just 250 ahead of the man in second.
If he were then to have a bad week and finish the tournament in 30th and last place, he would finish the season with 2,705 points - good for third place overall in 2012.
I think. Maybe. Something like that. Like I said, it's all still a bit confusing.
Tony Dear is an Englishman living in Bellingham, Wash. In the early 1990s he was a member of the Liverpool University golf team which played its home matches at Royal Liverpool GC. Easy access to Hoylake made it extremely difficult for him to focus on Politics, his chosen major. After leaving Liverpool, he worked as a golf instructor at a club just south of London where he also made a futile attempt at becoming a 'player.' He moved into writing when it became abundantly clear he had no business playing the game for a living. A one-time golf correspondent of the New York Sun, Tony is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America, the Pacific Northwest Golf Media Association and the Golf Travel Writers Association. He is a multi-award winning journalist, and edits his own website at www.bellinghamgolfer.com.
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Rutger Hauer Autographed 'Red Beard' Photo!!
Here are have a rarely seen photo!
It is a very intense close-up showing Rutger as 'Red Beard' ('Barbarossa'), in his 2008 film directed by R. Martinelli, with Raz Degan. F. Murray Abraham, Zoltan Butuc, etc.
This color photo measures 11" x 7.5" (28 cms x 19 cms), it is printed on superior fade-resistance photographic paper and Rutger has autographed it in light blue permanent ink.
Thank you for your support to Rutger's Starfish!
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George Benjamin Filcher, of Helena, Montana and Yuma, Arizona, passed away on April 22, 2014 in Yuma after a brief illness.
George was born in Stevensville, Montana on May 23, 1935. He was educated in the Stevensville schools, and joined the Army in 1952. During basic training he was involved in an Army truck accident with many casualties. Although injured himself, as the only conscious survivor, he was able to run the 12 miles back to the base to report it. An officer who was a doctor drove him back to the accident site in his personal vehicle despite pleas from George to send more than one ambulance. With the dead and dying spread out on the desert, the shaken Captain ordered five of the wounded into his car, while the seven others were loaded into the one ambulance. More soldiers died enroute, covered with dust, as it was too overloaded to close the door. George was in the base hospital for two weeks with serious back injuries, but upon release from care he was immediately shipped out to the worst fighting in Korea.
In 1956, George married Charlene Stout of Butte, Montana. They moved to Phoenix, Arizona in 1958, where George graduated from the Phoenix Police Academy. After two years as a Phoenix police officer, he switched careers and joined the then new United Parcel Service shipping company. At UPS he progressed rapidly through the Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona and Bismarck, N. Dakota shipping hubs, eventually settling in Sioux Falls, SD as manager of the hubs for both North and South Dakota.
George's lifelong back injuries did not keep him from following his favorite hobbies of hunting and fishing. He enjoyed living in the Dakotas, ice fishing on Lake Sacajawea and King Salmon fishing on the Missouri River. His favorite summertime spot was Georgetown Lake, Montana. He loved his home state and will be interred there in Riverside Cemetery in the family plot.
He is survived by his children, LeeAnn (Richard) Santos, of New Braunfels, Texas, and John Filcher (Ingrid) of Green Bay, Wisconsin, six grandchildren, brother Dale Filcher (Betty) of Deer Lodge, MT, sisters Ruth (Ron) Cimino, of Littleton, CO, and Lois (Jack) Longbottom, of Sun Lakes, AZ, and Edie Lewis, his life partner of nine years, as well as numerous nieces and nephews who all have fond memories of their Uncle George.
A memorial is planned for June 14, in Stevensville, with further details to follow.
Condolences and memories may be shared with the family at www.whitesittfuneralhome.com.


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If there was some compiler awareness of and native control over database constructs, it would be like butter.
God, this is so true. It seems like we spend half of the time in our shop writing freakin' queries inside of our DAL, mapping database types to DAL types and presentation-layer types, and other flavors of data-related plumbing. It used to seem like debugging was all about finding where I'd accidentally stomped on memory or mismanaged a pointer ... now it seems to be all about a bad character in a SQL string or handling DBNull.Value correctly.
If there was some compiler awareness of and native control over database constructs, it would be like butter.
Cool demo. Our install and support folks are going to go ga-ga over this. We were doing early design work on an "auto-upgrader" for our existing .NET client apps ... looks like that'd be a waste of time now.
I did get a kick out of the IISRESET, though ... now that's a realistic demo.
Brilliant, and so true. I often think about writing/reading as our technology that's closest to telepathy. This is particularly true of good fiction, where the writer/reader contract is fused together in a new place outside of objective reality ... but I digress.
We need to see more Bill Hill here at C9.


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Juanita F. Jones, 71, of Amarillo died Wednesday, April 10, 2002.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors Memorial Chapel, Fifth Avenue and Pierce Street, with Dr. Charles Jones of Second Baptist Church officiating. Entombment will be in Llano Mausoleum Chapel.
Mrs. Jones was a world-class championship golfer. She is the only golfer to win the Amarillo Country Club Ladies Championship in five different decades. She had eight holes-in-one during her career.
In 1986, she was named Golfer of the Year by the Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame. At a time when women had little input, she was the first woman selected to serve on the ACC Green Committee.
She married Dr. Tom Jones at a drive-inn wedding chapel in Yuma, Ariz., in 1953. She loved music, cooking and reading. She was a great wife, mother and grandmother and was blessed with many loving friends. She was the first woman elected to the board of directors of Boy Scouts of America.
Survivors include her husband; a son, Tom Jones III of Amarillo; a daughter, Janet Jones Jordan of Dallas; other brothers and sisters; and three grandchildren, Amanda, Adam and Austin.
The family suggests memorials be to High Plains Food Bank, 815 Ross St., Amarillo, TX 79102.
Amarillo Globe-News, April 12, 2002
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