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David Thore and Michael Goodes were sitting down over a pizza Friday night when they got the news.
Having closed the first two rounds of play at the U.S. Senior Open at Whistling Straits with identical 147s, the two longtime friends from tiny Reidsville, N.C., would be paired together for the third round Saturday.
And while neither was especially pleased with the outcome - Thore because of his 8-over 79 and Goodes because of a two-stroke penalty he incurred on 16 that moved him from 1-under to 1-over for the round - Saturday was still a day to remember.
"It was quite a treat on the first hole. They say, 'From Reidsville, North Carolina and then also from Reidsville, North Carolina,'" Thore said. "It's quite unusual."
The duo traveled quite different paths to their first Senior Open.
Thore, 53, turned professional in 1977 after graduating from Wake Forest University, where he played on back-to-back NCAA championship teams with Jay Haas and Curtis Strange.
He played in 129 PGA events through 1983 and notched two top-10 finishes before ultimately taking over the course he grew up playing, Wolf Creek, and serving as an instructor.
Goodes, 50, played as an amateur until last November. He joined the Champions Tour this year and has since played in six events.
Both played at Reidsville High School, although Thore's primary playing rival was Goodes' older brother, Larry.
"(Michael) was in ninth grade when I was in 12th," Thore said. "We probably should have played more golf together over the years, but since I turned pro right out of college and he stayed an amateur we just never really played that much."
Brought together again Saturday, the two had decidedly different days.
Double-bogeys on Nos. 4 and 16 left Thore at 79 for the day and at 10-over 226 through three rounds, tying him for 57th.
Goodes, meanwhile, rebounded from bogeys on 1 and 2 to finish with a 1-under 71 for the day - or so he thought.
As it turned out he was assessed a two-stroke penalty on 16 and instead finished with a 1-over 73, dropping him to a 4-over 220 through three rounds, tying him for 32nd.
"I hit it (near) the trap and he hit it in the trap in front of me," Thore said. "My ball wasn't even in the trap, but I stood in the trap and hit it. His caddie, out of courtesy, kind of raked my bunker. His ball was in the bunker ahead of me.
"They said before Mike hit, because it was a similar situation, it was like testing the sand, and they gave him a two-shot penalty. I'm still baffled by it."
Goodes, noticeably miffed, twice turned down interview requests before unsuccessfully pleading his case to United States Golf Association rules officials.
"He played such a wonderful round of golf," Thore said. "He really struck the ball solid and played the way you have to play on this golf course. Maybe he'll have a good round tomorrow. But I know he's upset with it now."
Regardless of how today transpires, it's a safe bet much of Reidsville spent the afternoon glued to the TV watching the hometown boys compete together on the big stage.
"The first day I had 12 missed calls. Probably today after they see what I shot I won't have quite as many," Thore joked. "We didn't talk a whole lot while we played because this is a golf course and it's all business. But it was just kind of neat."


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LaHood will serve alongside two fellow co-chairs: former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell.
The Building America's Future co-chairs took the opportunity to call on Washington to support critical transportation infrastructure investments and to take action to keep the Highway Trust Fund solvent.
"I am delighted to join Building America's Future as a co-chair and am excited to work together with some of the nation's most innovative public leaders," LaHood said. "While there is widespread agreement that our nation's aging roads, bridges, transit and aviation systems are woefully inadequate, Washington has failed to show leadership in making the tough decisions to increase revenue to fund these critical investments. With the Highway Trust Fund just months away from insolvency, it is time for action."
Rendell added that "no one knows better than [LaHood] how challenging it is to break the gridlock in Washington, and I am proud to join him today in calling on Washington to raise the revenue necessary to modernize our critical transportation infrastructure."
LaHood stepped down from his post at the helm of the U.S. Department of Transportation last year. He was succeeded by Anthony Foxx.
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NEWPORT, R.I. -- John Isner overpowered fellow American Austin Krajicek for a 6-3, 6-3 victory Wednesday, advancing to the quarterfinals at the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships for the fourth straight year.
The 6-foot-10 Isner improved to 15-3 lifetime on Newport's grass courts and is seeking his third title in four years. He captured the 2011 and 2012 tournaments before Lleyton Hewitt snapped his 13-match winning streak in last year's semifinals.
Isner didn't double fault at all during the match and won 24 of his 28 first-serve points, reaching 140 mph on an ace late in the match. The 29-year old Isner is the highest ranked player in the field, entering the week at No. 12.


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By Gretchen Mensink Lovejoy
Tuesday, August 28, 2012 9:08 AM
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Brad Reiter's career began rather relatively.
"I come from a big family and have a lot of cousins, so I was constantly teaching my younger and very curious cousins one thing or another. It is that early teaching experience that gave me my first satisfying taste of what it feels like to help out other people," said Kingsland's new life science, biology and principles of biomedical sciences teacher.
Reiter is in his first year of teaching. He graduated from Plainview High School in 2006, and from Winona State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in education in December 2011.
"Prior to coming to the Kingsland school district, I student taught for a semester at Rochester Century High School teaching biology and honors biology. I also substitute taught for a semester for the Wabasha and Plainview-Elgin-Millville school districts."
He explained how his interest in teaching gained ground. "I grew up on a farm and have been an avid hunter all my life. Since I was constantly surrounded by nature, I grew to appreciate and love how the natural world works. When I graduated from high school and was looking to get a job, it was evident that teaching science would allow me to continue to work in a field that I love while making the biggest difference possible."
Reiter chose to come to Kingsland because he appreciates small towns. "I grew up in Plainview and really enjoy the small-town feel that rural farming communities provide. When I was given the opportunity to teach at Kingsland, I immediately jumped at the chance to teach in the same environment that I am familiar with and love."
He continued, "I anticipate and look forward to a warm welcome and joining the tight-knit family that is the Kingsland staff. I have had an opportunity to visit the school quite a few times this summer and have been met with friendly smiles and conversation at every turn."
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"The fact that I am a first year teacher means that there is still a lot that I don't know. I will be learning along with my students and look forward to seeing what areas I excel at and where a little more work might be needed. I have never shied away from a challenge and look forward to tackling the areas that might need improvement."
He added, "Although I am extremely excited to teach science at Kingsland, I have no misperceptions about the challenges that lie ahead. What I am anticipating most is getting the students' input and suggestions on how they learn best. I believe that knowledge is best obtained through experience, so I want to create an atmosphere where my students are surrounded by science and can experience the amazing world that often goes unnoticed."
Reiter noted that growing up and obtaining knowledge is a lifelong process. "My goal is to teach my students how to effectively learn and open their minds so they have the best chance to reach their full potential. I would like to start a science club and have some of my students take projects to the regional science fair. I also have my coaching certificate and would like to eventually coach in the district.
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Reiter and his family will soon be residents of the Kingsland school district. "I currently live in Plainview, Minn., but will be moving to Spring Valley in the end of September with my wife, Andrea and 5-year-old son, Caden. My wife works in Rochester as a dental assistant, and my 5-year-old will be starting kindergarten this year. We are all very excited to join the Spring Valley community and become Kingsland Knights."
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When your dad is chairman of a movie theater chain you probably see a lot of movies. But Andrew Marcus is likely one of the few offspring to direct a film that screens in the family chain.
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If the cheerful and idealistic Gloria Stivic had stayed with us during the decades since "All in the Family," what would the intervening years have made of her?
Having won two Emmys playing Meathead's wife, Sally Struthers is back with the answer: The increasingly confident Gloria would have become matchmaker Dolly Levi, rendered sharper and more pragmatic by life's knocks but still every bit as warm and loving, and even more of a stitch. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Symphony makes most of cathedral setting in concert
The phrase "working the room" clearly means different things to people.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and associate music director Francesco Lecce-Chong moved their proverbial tent to the Cathedral of St. John on Friday evening and worked the room beautifully with a program of Pärt, Bach and Bruckner that was perfectly tailored to the acoustics and ambience of the space. »Read Full Article
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From the carefully placed microphones to the stringed instruments in the hands of Ricky Skaggs and the six members of Kentucky Thunder, the stage of the Northern Lights Theater at Potawatomi Bingo Casino was clearly set Friday for an evening of bluegrass music.
Had that been the bill, it would have been a fine show of prodigious talent playing the music Skaggs has been mastering since his youth. But there in the middle of the stage was an unusual addition to bluegrass tradition: a grand piano and its own experimental master, Bruce Hornsby. »Read Full Article


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I'll never understand why people can't simply disagree and leave it at that. If someone likes one more than the other, you're going to convince them otherwise by spouting features they're aware of that clearly don't appeal to them over and over? Brilliant.
But I suppose anything more popular will always be hated on. I just wish that when I go to a section specifically for the discussion of the game, I wouldn't have to sift through the same garbage every time.
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Editor Anne V Coates, casting director Lynn Stalmaster and documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman will also be honoured at next year's ceremony
Editor Anne V Coates, casting director Lynn Stalmaster and documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman will also be honoured at next year's ceremony
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Easy to prepare, low in calories and carbs, greens are nutritional powerhouses! Greens, like bok choy, collards, mustards, turnips, and kale, typically are low in calories and carbohydrates. They are high in anti-oxidants, fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Plus, they taste great with a sandwich!
Savory Dipping Sauce Recipes for Roast Beef
Grilling always gives a sandwich that special touch. When you add a tasty dipping sauce, your sandwich can be elevated from special to blissful! My Horseradish Dill Dipping Sauce and my Olive Sauce are wonderful additions to any Grilled Roast Beef sandwich meal.
Savory Pinwheel Recipe
Pinwheels are just the thing when you want to take a snack to work or build an exciting and tasty party tray. Serve some of these special sandwiches with a hearty soup. Try these versatile pinwheel recipes. For a small investment of time, you can have special snacks for all occasions.
Savory Tuna Slider Recipe
Enjoy a crispy, savory tuna slider sandwich. Sliders are those small sandwiches with a large taste that satisfy your hunger when you just dont want a huge amount of food.
Seafood Sandwich Ideas and Seafood Sauce Recipes
The Sandwiches Name Game in the BellaOnline Sandwiches Forum is the home for some of the most creative sandwiches that I have ever seen. These Seafood Sandwich Ideas are delightful, and I would like to share some of them with you. There are also some sauce recipes at the end of the article.
Seaweed Soup Recipe
My Seaweed Soup Recipe is a delightful addition to any sandwich lover's mealtime repertoire. Loaded with healthy ingredients, low in carbohydrate, simple to assemble, and filled with flavor, this soup is a winner any time of the year. Serve it with chicken, pork, or seafood sandwiches and wraps.
Shrimp Salad Recipe
My Shrimp Salad Recipe is easy to make! This salad is filled with solid nutrition, plus it looks colorful and fresh. Shrimp Salad can be used as an elegant sandwich on a croissant or an informal cracker sandwich. However it is used, count on Shrimp Salad as a tasty treat!
Simple Cauliflower Soup Recipe
Today, I looked into my fridge and found some veggies that had been enjoying the air conditioning just a little too long. For food that is just a bit old, and no longer perfect, pull out the saucepan and start whomping up some soup. This cauliflower soup is just perfect for using an old cauliflower!
Simple Corn Chowder Recipe
A simple chowder that is paired with a wonderful sandwich can make an easy meal on a weeknight. Corn chowder combines fresh vegetables, ham, bacon bits, and creamed corn with other ingredients to create a chowder that is easy to make in about half an hour. Make sandwiches while the chowder cooks!
Simple Muffeletta Sandwich Recipe
How many ways can you spell muffeletta? Whichever way you spell it, this sandwich is a delight for the senses! Filled with meat, cheese, and olive salad, this handy, hearty Muffeletta Sandwich is a New Orleans treat that is simple to make.
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Weezer, Blink-182 headline free Virgin Mobile Festival
The Virgin Mobile Music Festival is going "FreeFest" this year as organizers name Weezer and Blink-182 as headliners for the Baltimore event, to take place Aug. 30.
Franz Ferdinand, Public Enemy, Jet, The National, Girl Talk, The Bravery, The Hold Steady, St. Vincent, Wale, Taking Back Sunday, Holy F*ck, Pete Tong, Danny Howells and Lee Burridge are also scheduled to perform, at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Md.
Tickets, while costing nothing, will still be issued for the music festival via Ticketmaster starting with a "pre-sale" tomorrow, June 25, at 10 a.m. EST for "previous Virgin Mobile Festival ticket buyers and Virgin Mobile customers." Those who qualify should expect an email with instructions. The regular "onsale" to secure the rest of the 35,000 tickets starts Saturday.
"The move celebrates both a giveback to music fans in a bad economy as well as an effort to solicit donations to homeless youth agencies in need around the country via The RE*Generation, Virgin Mobile's charitable arm," says the Virgin Mobile release.
Ticketmaster is waiving the convenience charge "buyers" pick up their tickets at Merriweather or the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. However, those who choose to have their tickets shipped will pay a $5 Ticketmaster fee. Additionally, "To respond to the sharp decrease in national social giving, Virgin Mobile FreeFest will also host a special VIP seating area for those who donate their time to community service at designated homeless youth shelters around the country."
Last year's non-free fest was two days long and headlined with Foo Fighters, Jack Johnson, Kanye West, Nine Inch Nails and Stone Temple Pilots.