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Mary Cecilia Bailly
|Mother Mary Cecilia Bailly
|Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
|Eleanor Cecilia Kinzie Bailly
June 2, 1815
Mackinac County, Michigan
|August 2, 1898
(aged 83)
Terre Haute, Indiana
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|Sisters of Providence Convent Cemetery, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana
|Senior posting
|Superior general
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|Saint Mother Theodore Guerin
|Mother Anastasie Brown
Mother Mary Cecilia Bailly, S.P., (June 2, 1815 – August 2, 1898) was the Superior General of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana from 1856–1868, directly succeeding the congregation's foundress Saint Mother Theodore Guerin. During her time in office, she began rebuilding the Academy (now Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College)[1] and sent Sisters of Providence to staff military hospitals in Indianapolis and Vincennes, Indiana during the American Civil War.
She was born Eleanor Cecilia Kinzie Bailly in Mackinac County, Michigan, on June 2, 1815. Her father was Joseph Aubert de Gaspé Bailly de Messein, a Canadian fur magnate of French descent, and her mother was Marie Le Fèvre de la Vigne (Tou-se-qua), a member of the Ottawa tribe.[2] When Eleanor was seven, the family moved to the Joseph Bailly Homestead, Porter County, Indiana. This homestead was much traveled by various Native American tribes, including the Menominee, Winnebago, Fox and Dakota Sioux.[3]:128
A priest named John Guegeuen celebrated Mass at this homestead and directed Eleanor to the Sisters of Providence.[4] Eleanor entered the community on November 25, 1841, at which time she became known as Sister Mary Cecilia. In 1843 she was selected to accompany Mother Theodore on a fundraising trip to France. The pair left Saint Mary-of-the-Woods on April 26, 1843, and sailed to France, where they spent time with the Sisters of Providence of Ruillé-sur-Loir. The sisters there, who expected a "savage," were impressed by Bailly's education and fluent French.[4] Guerin and Bailly also met with dignitaries including Maria Amalia of the Two Sicilies, Queen of France.[3]:268–291
Upon returning, Bailly spent time teaching at the Academy, now Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, and took full administrative charge of the institute in 1848.[3]:530, 565
As Superior General[edit]
Bailly became Superior General of the Sisters of Providence in 1856 upon the death of Mother Theodore, earning the title of Mother Mary Cecilia. During her administration, she sent Sisters of Providence to staff schools in many Indiana towns including Washington, New Albany, Cannelton, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Loogootee, Vincennes and Lafayette.
In 1858, Mother Mary Cecilia secured the services of Diedrich A. Bohlen, an architect from Indianapolis, to construct a new building for the Academy and several other buildings the congregation needed, including a bakehouse and a greenhouse.[5]:40 A small, temporary chapel was also built to fill the Sisters' needs until a more permanent and majestic structure could be built. (The Church of the Immaculate Conception, this later, permanent structure, was not consecrated until 1907.)
By May 1861, Indiana was mired in the American Civil War and the wounded troops were in need of care. Indiana governor Oliver Morton called upon Mother Mary Cecilia to provide Sisters of Providence as nurses. On May 17, 1861, the Sisters took over administrative duties at Military Hospital in Indianapolis.[5]:65 The Sisters were in charge of washing, cooking and cleaning, and several Sisters served as nurses.[6] The Sisters of Providence are now honored by a monument in Washington, D.C., dedicated to the Nuns of the Battlefield of the Civil War.[7]
Mother Mary Cecilia became known for her decisiveness and firm leadership, which drew some Sisters to her and caused others to look upon her unfavorably.[5]:114–121 In the congregation's elections of 1868, Mother Mary Cecilia did not receive dispensation to continue as Superior General and Sister Anastasie Brown was named instead.
This situation was seen as an insult to Mother Mary Cecilia and caused controversy within the community, some of whom viewed Brown, now known as Mother Anastasie, to be a usurper. For some time, there was talk of creating a new branch of the Sisters of Providence, with Mother Mary Cecilia in charge, on the old Bailly Homestead Porter County, Indiana.[8] However, with the 1874 election of a new Superior General, Mother Mary Ephrem Glenn, these plans ceased and the community returned to a mostly united group.[5]:172–197 In 1880, Mother Mary Cecilia went to serve at St. Ann's Orphanage in Terre Haute, Indiana. She remained there, caring for the orphans, as well as writing a biography of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin, which was left unfinished at her death in 1898.
Bailly is buried in the Sisters of Providence Convent Cemetery at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Mary Cecilia Bailly.
- ^ Cotter, Anita (1940). "Mother Mary Cecilia Bailly". In God's Acre. 1: 1–36.
- ^ Prosen, Anthony (2000). "A Jubilee Year Series: New stories from old Indiana". The Catholic Moment. Lafayette, Indiana. Retrieved 6 November 2014.
- ^ a b c Brown, Mary Borromeo (1949). History of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods: Volume I. Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana: Sisters of Providence.
- ^ a b Prosen, Anthony (16 July 2000). "Sisters of Providence first with mission in Local Church". The Catholic Moment. Lafayette, Indiana. Retrieved 6 November 2014.
- ^ a b c d Logan, Eugenia (1978). History of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods: Volume II. Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana: Sisters of Providence.
- ^ "Sisters part of community project to preserve documents, memorabilia". Terre Haute Tribune Star. 25 July 2010. pp. E4. Retrieved 6 November 2014 – via Find My Past. (Subscription required (help)).
- ^ Mug, Mary Theodosia (1931). Lest We Forget: The Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods in Civil War Service. Providence Press.
- ^ White, Joseph M (2007). Worthy of the Gospel of Christ: A History of the Catholic Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend. Huntington, Indiana: Our Sunday Visitor. pp. 111–112. ISBN 9781592762293.
|Catholic Church titles
|Preceded by
Saint Mother Theodore Guerin
|General Superior of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
1856 - 1868
|Succeeded by
Anastasie Brown, SP
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A Long-Time Neighborhood Staple: Nellie's Restaurant
Nellie's has been in my eating-in-a-restaurant-life ever since I was younger and the establishment was called "Stasney's." Nellie's Place is a welcoming restaurant with a roomy dining room that boasts wood tables, chairs and booths while shouting "homestyle" through its decor. Adjacent to the main room is a long area featuring a warm, dimly lit bar that is often packed with regulars enjoying a baseball game and a cold beer. The employees and the patrons are friendly, and children are welcome to eat here as well. Casual and inviting, Nellie's Place has found a formula that allows it to stand the test of time.
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The performance is accessible to both Deaf and hearing audiences through the use of projections, sound, live performance and creative accessibility (BSL, spoken English and creative. captioning).
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The piece was originally devised with deaf actress Sophie Stone and performed in work in progress versions at venues including The Roundhouse and Forest Fringe in 2015.
With the Arts Council supporting The Deaf & Hearing Ensemble to produce a full production for The Yard Theatre's NOW'16 Festival, the team has expanded to more than ten Deaf and hearing artists.
Performances featuring Emily Howlett at The Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick, London
7-11th June, 7.30pm in a double bill with Break Yourself by Ira Brand (BSL interpreted)
Performances featuring Sophie Stone at Summerhall Edinburgh Fringe Festival (with Northern Stage's program)
6th -27th August, 1pm (except Wednesdays)
Erin Siobhan Hutching, Writer/Performer, told us:
This story is inspired by my family, but it's not a documentary – I do show real footage of my childhood in the 80s, but there are many other people's stories who also influenced the play.
I grew up using sign language with my sister (in New Zealand) but I haven't used as part of my theatre performances until now.
I'm honoured that The Deaf & Hearing Ensemble, The Yard Theatre and so many talented artists are interested in being part of this production.
I strongly believe that high quality theatre should be created for Deaf and hearing audiences on an equal basis, and I tried to do that from the very beginning rather than adding on some captions or a sign language interpreter at the end.
The BSL, captions and projected video are such an important part of the play that it couldn't exist without them.
I believe this is a show everyone can relate to in some way – the themes of childhood memories, sibling relationships and parental responsibility are universal.
Tickets can be booked at this link: http://www.theyardtheatre.co.uk/event/now16week-5/2016-06-07/
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Published/Aired:February 2007
February 05, 2007
Print advertisment created by 1861 United, Italy for Mr Hot Pepper, within the category: Food.
Mr Hot Pepper. Hot sauces & spicy food
Advertising Agency: The Voluntarily United Group of Creative Agencies, 1861 United, Milan, Italy
Art Director: Federico Pepe
Copywriter: Stefania Siani
Art Director: Federico Pepe
Copywriter: Stefania Siani
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Feb 05, 2007 - 23:47
somehow i feel that the body language is that they are posing for the picture. maybe it should be more casual, maybe near a table probing that they were eating.
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If you're bored with the minimalistic architecture and uncluttered decor of Japanese restaurants, you'll find Sasaki refreshingly bizarre. The place goes overboard on goofy serving contraptions and Japanese tchotchkes. But Sasaki is on the opposite end of the hipness spectrum from popular sushi restaurants like Coco's and The Fish. There aren't many guys with piercings or babes in little black dresses eating here. Nor are there any Godzilla rolls, jazz rolls or crazy rolls on the menu. But if you're looking for a Japanese sushi guru, someone who takes the time to talk to you and who really cares about your individual tastes, chef Toda is your man. His sweet and salty eel and rice rolls (unagi) are best saved for dessert. They're so addictive that, otherwise, you wouldn't be able to stop eating them.
Kozy Kitchen opened in 1946, during the era of segregation. Back then, it was one of many Fifth Ward barbecue restaurants for blacks. The brisket is juicy and tender here, and the beef links are the best in the city. But it's the veal that makes this place worth a detour. The veal sandwich is stuffed with a large pile of meat that includes a little of the spicy black coating from the outside and long strings of juicy veal. You can sprinkle it with the homemade hot sauce that's out on the tables, but don't forget to put your thumb over the cap and shake the bottle first. Kozy Kitchen's sandwich combo plate comes with your choice of sides. Go for the potato salad, it's the extremely soft style known as mashed potato salad, and it's made with pickle relish and mustard. The Fifth Ward's historic black barbecue joints were the unwitting victims of integration. Kozy Kitchen is the last one left.
Bibim means "mixed" and bap means "rice" in Korean. So bibim bap means "rice hash." Bibim bap is all the rage lately because it's light and healthy. And the Green Pine Tree is the place to eat it. Their version includes carrots, zucchini, cucumbers and sprouts, all of them marinated in a ginger dressing. The idea is to dump a bowl of hot, sticky rice over the cold vegetables and a raw egg yolk, then add some of the fiery Korean pepper paste called kochujang and stir it all together with a long-handled spoon. The egg yolk, the hot sauce and the marinade from the vegetables combine to form a lovely salad dressing. And the combination of hot rice and cold vegetables creates an exciting contrast. At the Green Pine Tree, you can hide away with your bibim bap in one of a half-dozen private dining nooks, or combine it with a fish course in the neon-lit sushi bar.
Everyone goes on and on about Krispy Kreme, but its down-home vibe feels a little bit forced now that the chain is taking over America. So why not go for the real thing? Christy's Donuts on the corner of Montrose and West Gray is a Houston institution. You can't miss its very ugly yellow and red sign out front -- but hey, that just gives the place charm. Inside you'll find a friendly staff offering up a plethora of tasty treats -- everything from apple fritters to chocolate glazed. We recommend the Bavarian filled doughnuts -- in a word, dee-lish. A dozen is less than five bucks, and the coffee, hot cocoa, juice and soda are reasonably priced, too. Once you've got your goodies there's no reason to leave. Christy's offers seats and tables where you can enjoy your breakfast. Yes, the chairs are made of a bright yellow plastic that matches the sign out front, but nobody goes to Christy's strictly for the decor.
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How A Sky Full Of Micro-Satellites Could Predict The Planet's Future
A new start-up, Skybox, harnesses the power of imaging data to support a wide variety of operations in business, science, and government.
Silicon Valley-based startup, Skybox, is developing a system of imaging satellites to provide real-time information about activity on Earth. Real-time access to data can be used to upend industries, transform economies, and predict the future. Having raised $91 million, Skybox wants to launch numerous microsatellites into space to provide high-resolution images of any spot on Earth, multiple times per day. The website lists services that can be provided to 15 industries ranging from aid emergency responses for relief efforts to species monitoring.
According to Wired, the market potential for such as innovation is estimated to grow to $4 billion a year by 2018. There are currently about 1,000 satellites orbiting Earth, but you may be surprised to know that only 12 of these machines send images back. Moreover, due to the government's claim over imaging operations from space, the process of purchasing such images is cumbersome and longwinded, but satellite imagining can be transformational:
Remember how dazzled we were when Google Earth first let us explore one high-definition image of the planet?… Many of the most economically and environmentally significant actions that individuals and businesses carry out every day, from shipping goods to shopping at big-box retail outlets to cutting down trees to turning out our lights at night, register in one way or another on images taken from space. While Big Data companies scour the Internet and transaction records and other online sources to glean insight into consumer behavior and economic production around the world, an almost entirely untapped source of data – information that companies and governments sometimes try to keep secret – is hanging in the air right above us.
Given this, it is clear that the real power of Skybox stems from the potential of integrating remote bird's eye view observation with data already being captured online or on the ground. So for example, a company can monitor the flow of traffic in its parking lots and link it to in-store sales data. Insurance companies can purchase images to confirm damaged property, environmental agencies can monitor the movement of forrest fires or oil spills.
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Today's pic comes from Eve S. in San Francisco:
"My husband and I took our two kids to Palm Springs for a long weekend trip," she says. "It was back-to-back activities, not at all like the relaxing trip we took there before we had kids."
She adds, "We assumed Dad was enjoying the little hike we were on. We thought he had gotten to the top of the trail until we found him asleep midway up."
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District 1
Lola Royale
Age: 16
Weapon: Bow and arrow and knife
Weakness: Doesn't think ahead
Hair colour: blonde
Eye Colour: Blue
Strategy: Work with the Careers, and when she gets suspicious she'll kill them in their sleep
Interview Dress: A floor-length dress with a gold top, silver bottom and bronze shoes
District 2
Courtney Hart
Age: 16
Weapon: Throwing knife and throwing axe
Weakness: Swimming and running
Hair colour: black
Eye Colour: Green
Strategy: Follow Careers...then kill them all.
Interview Dress: A puffy, orange dress with flowers on it's belt, with tall, orange heels and her hair curled
District 3
Carmen Databyte
Age: 17
Weapon: Anything technology
Weakness: Works bad under pressure and a bit of a wimp
Hair colour: Black
Eye colour: Grey
Strategy: She doesn't really have one
Interview dress: A floor-length green dress, and the straps reach round the back of her neck, so it doesn't show any bits of strap on the back
District 4
Mollie Winthrop
Age: 14
Weapon: Trident
Weakness: Running and being a bit mentally unstable
Hair colour: blonde
Eye colour: Blue
Strategy: Listen to whatever she's told to do
Interview Dress-A short, puffy blue dress with several white underskirts and a blue, ribbon-like anklet
District 5
Liz Spark
Age: 15
Weapon: knife and sword
Weakness: Hates pain
Hair colour: ginger
Eye colour: Grey
Strategy: Hide during day, kill during night
Interview Dress: A silver, sparkling dress with a grey hair-flower and grey sandel-like heels
District 6
Helen Amor
Age: 16
Weapon: knife
Weakness: Scared of insects
Hair colour: brown
Eye colour: Brown
Strategy: Escape the Bloodbath without supplies, then figuere the rest out later
Interview Dress-A long, blue dress that shows off her left leg.
District 7
Stacia Lopez
Age: 17
Weapon: Spear and knife
Weakness: Has trust issues
Hair colour: Fanta orange
Eye Colour: Green
Strategy: Ally with her District partner, and listen to his strategy
District 8
Mackenzie Zita
Age: 18
Weapon: spear and bow and arrow
Weakness: running and hand-to-hand combat
Hair colour: redish-brown
Eye colour: Yellow
Strategy: Get weapons from the Bloodbath and hunt down the Careers (A.k.a. Suicide)
Interview Dress: A short, red dress with red heels
District 9
Jackie Clark
Age: 16
Weapon: fencing sword and knife
Weakness: Afraid of mutts (particulary Tracker Jackers)
Hair colour: black
Eye colour: Black
Strategy: Find a place to camp and avoid tributes
Interview Dress-An orange, strapless dress looks more like a skirt than a dress
District 10
Alice Ward
Age: 16
Weapon: Meat cleaver
Weakness: Afraid of fire and lightning
Hair colour: Jet black
Eye colour: Blue
Strategy: If in an alliance, listen to her allies. If not, than find a place to sleep and make sure she has enough food to last
Interview Dress-A blue dress that comes to her knees, that has many white underskirts and a blue hair ribbon on the back of her head
District 11
Rosa Corsiva
Age: 13
Weapon: Spear and sword
Weakness: bow and arrow
Hair colour: black
Eye Colour: Yellow
Strategy: Hide until the end
Interview Dress: A green jumpsuit that looks like a dress whenether Rosa puts her legs together
District 12
Kelly Springfield
Age: 15
Weapon: Blowgun and hand-to-hand combat
Weakness: Falls for guys easily (kinda desperate)
Hair colour: blackish-brown
Eye colour: Yellow
Strategy: Pursue the hottest male tribute
Interview Dress-A black dress that is light on the top, but gets darker and darker as it goes down
District 13
Alexandra Carter
Age: 13
Weapon: knife and spear
Weakness: Gets scared under pressure
Hair colour: brown with blonde highlights
Eye colour: Grey
Strategy: Kill animals for food
Interview Dress-A green, knee-length jumpsuit with a green necklace


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No-Raw-Egg Caesar Salad Dressing
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Recipe by Lennie
So many folks worry about using raw eggs in salad dressings, so this dressing is a real find. Even better, it's absolutely delicious--and is so easy to make. Thanks to Bonnie Stern for this one.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄4 cup mayonnaise (not lowfat, not miracle whip)
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon anchovy paste
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon sherry wine vinegar (or red wine vinegar)
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1⁄4 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1⁄4 cup canola oil
- 3⁄4 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese
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- You can prepare this dressing by hand with a whisk and some elbow grease, but it's easier to use a blender or food processor.
- Put all ingredients except oils and parmesan in bowl of food processor or blender (or in a bowl) and combine well.
- With food processor (or blender) running, slowly dribble in oils--or slowly whisk in oils, if making by hand.
- You could use either all olive oil or all canola oil, but I prefer to use both.
- Lastly, blend in the parmesan.
- Taste; adjust seasonings as you wish (you may want to add salt, but the anchovy paste and worcestershire do provide the recipe with a fair amount of saltiness).
- Either use right away, or refrigerate; it thickens when chilled, however, so you may have to give it a little whisk to loosen it up if you've stashed it in the fridge (it makes a great dip when thickened, though).
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Doug Linkhart didn't make the Denver mayoral runoffs, but he's getting a party anyway
Movers and shakers usually donate to political campaigns so that they can get the ear of an office-holder. But at today's debt-retirement fundraiser for Doug Linkhart, they'll be lucky if they get this lousy T-shirt... and the thanks of a longtime public servant.
Linkhart, who's spent much of his life in elected office -- first in the legislature, then as an at-large member of Denver City Council -- placed a distant fourth in the first round of the Denver mayoral election. Labor support, which would have seemed a natural for Linkhart, went to James Mejia, and neighborhood groups weren't enough to put him over the top in that first round of voting, which seems like it was about a million years and 527 mailings ago. But while Linkhart didn't make the runoff, it looks like he was at least able to pick a winner: He quickly gave his endorsement to Michael Hancock.
And that's the first name listed as host of today's Debt Retirement Party at 5 p.m. today at Access Gallery & Studio, 909 Santa Fe Drive. Didn't RSVP? If you show up with $1,000 (the amount requested of sponsors) or even $250 (the "I dig Doug" level), you should be able to get in.
Among the other hosts are such bold names as Brad Buchanan, Dawn Bookhardt, Maria Garcia-Berry, David Cole, Mike Dino, Steve Farber, David Foster, Doug Friednash, Josh Hanfling, John Huggins and Monica Martinez. And then there's the Big Blue Bear, the focus of the current gallery show and, like Linkhart, a familiar sight in Denver.
Linkhart ran an above-board, low-budget campaign, but not low enough, since he was left with a sizable debt... and a job that ends when the new city councilmembers are sworn in. Hence his plea:
"Thanks so much for anything you can do to help me pay off my campaign debt. We did our best to win but unfortunately came up short on both votes and money. If you're not able to join us, please donate on line at www.DougLinkhart.net.
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Inspired by New York's creation of the cronut, a cross between a croissant and doughnut, the confection craze is popping up around Chicago, including the debut this past Saturday at Gür Sweets Bakery in Elmhurst. Opened last year, it's a fusion bakery for American, European and South Asian treats.
Owner and pastry chef Rubina Hafeez says the croissant-doughnut hybrid she developed is made from layers of puff pastry crafted into a doughnut shape and fried. Preparing the croughnut is both time and labor intensive.
Current flavor offerings include rose with Madagascar vanilla filling and strawberry glazed with mango filling for $5 each.
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Thursday 6 January 1910, Epiphany
It was Thursday, under the sign of Capricorn. The US president was William Howard Taft (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include G N Balasubramaniam and Maurice Gahinet.
La expiación, directed by Segundo de Chomn, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1910
On TV people were watching British Pathé News.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
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- Epiphany (National Holiday) in Italy
- Christianity (except Eastern and Oriental Orthodox who follow the Julian Calendar) - Epiphany of the Lord (a.k.a. "Twelfth Day of Christmas" and Three Kings Day in some areas).
- In the Irish Calendar- Little Christmas or Nollaig na mBan (Women's Christmas) and/or Twelfth Day.
- Twelfth Night, or The Lord of Misrule
- Rastafari movement - Celebration of the ceremonial birthday of Haile Selassie
- Ancient Latvia - Zvaigznes Diena observed
- Armenian Christmas (except in the Holy Land where it's on January 18th - old calendar)
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- G N Balasubramaniam: Indian Carnatic musician (d. 1960).
- Maurice Gahinet: Brest physician.
- Andr? Mazingarbe: Montargis physician.
- G Balasubramaniam: Indian singer-songwriter and actor (d. 1965).
- Kid Chocolate: Cuban boxer (d. 1988).
- Wright Morris: American author and photographer (d. 1998)
- Yiannis Papaioannou: Greek composer and educator (d. 1989)
- The Great White Fleet passes through the Suez Canal, the largest group of ships to pass through up to that time.
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Santa Ana Mater Dei (Cal.) Mater Dei wide receiver Osiris St. Brown announced he has narrowed his list down to two: Stanford and Notre Dame. That's not all.
He will be making his announcement on Friday.
The four-star recruit would be a welcome addition to Stanford's small, yet very talented, 2017 class. The 6-foot-2, 172-pound star would join the class' top quarterback in Davis Mills and tight end, Colby Parkinson, along with tight end Tucker Fisk and four-star athlete Sione Lund on the offensive side of the ball.
Greg Biggins gives this analysis of St. Brown:
St. Brown is a smooth receiver with great hands and very good body control. He runs very good routes, catches everything away from his body and shows the ability to run after the catch. He's a smart football player who knows how to get open, when to break off a route and when to settle in to a zone. He does a nice job catching the ball at it's highest point and is very good in jump ball situations. He needs to continue to get stronger and work on his top end speed but he has all the tools to be an impact college receiver
St. Brown plans to announce his decision on Friday evening via Twitter. He will tweet out an exact time earlier that day. He has been resting up an injured foot, but spent the summer visiting both schools. Now that he has spent some time with both of his final choices recently, St. Brown said relationships are what set these two above the rest.
"I feel like I have a great relationship with both these school's coaches, and they have some of the best education around," St. Brown said.
It's been quite a journey for the wide receiver, and even he can't believe a decision is on his doorstep.
"I feel like I've grown a lot. Freshman year, I wasn't sure if I was going to even get any offers, but as time passed I realized college football is possible," St. Brown said. "I also understood how important it is to visit schools so you can see yourself there (possibly)."
Now, St. Brown has his choice of two of the top programs in the country. When asked if he knew right now where he would end up, he said he would utilize his support system to talk through his decision.
"I'm going to take these next couple days to talk it over with my family."
Speaking of family, St. Brown's older brother, Equanimeous, faced a similar decision just a few years ago and chose Notre Dame over the Cardinal. Will Osiris follow in his brother's footsteps or will be the next great pass-catcher for David Shaw?
We'll know Friday.


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Some folks may roll their eyes at the holiday, but others see it as an opportunity for free chocolate and candy! (I mean, who doesn't love free candy?) On our Lifestyles Wiki, Grace highlighted a few wikis that have dressed up for Valentine's Day. WoW Wiki has added hearts to their wordmark, while the Harry Potter Wiki has created a special theme and slider to celebrate the holiday. Even the Dragonball wiki is even having a Speed Dating Blog for the show's characters.
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John Daly's suspension, one that was never acknowledged officially in the first place, is over. He said the PGA Tour suspended him for six months, and given the timeline and his actions since, we have to take him at his word, as silly as all this may be.
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In four European Tour events in May, John Daly has made the cut three times with a top finish of T-2 at the BMW Italian Open.
The PGA Tour does not comment on suspensions as a matter of policy. Why a sports league feels it is OK to not even announce significant suspensions for its players still leaves you scratching your head.
Part of the reason for doling out a suspension -- and in Daly's case, one that was certainly justified -- is to try to curb the behavior that led to it. And a public disclosure to fans that a star attraction is being kept from the playing field for six months -- six months! -- should be a sign that such actions are not being tolerated.
So we can only surmise that the PGA Tour was not happy with Daly last year for various transgressions documented time and again. But we can't say so officially because nobody at tour headquarters will say so.
Again, that doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but few things involving the Daly of recent vintage have made sense ... unless we're talking about his golf and where it should be played.
Daly told The Associated Press this week that his suspension has been lifted and that he plans to make his 2009 PGA Tour debut in Memphis the week before the U.S. Open.
That would be a home game for Daly, 43, and if the tournament is willing to give him a sponsor's exemption, good for him and them.
But Daly the golfer ought to consider making it a onetime deal this year on the PGA Tour and sticking to Europe. Why? Because that is where he has a better shot at success, where he could gain some confidence, make money and be productive.
The chances of that on the PGA Tour, where he has to rely on sponsors' exemptions, are remote. Daly has not earned enough money in each of the past three years to retain playing privileges. But he'll do it this year starting his season in June?
And to his credit, Daly seems to recognize this.
"I don't really have any goals at home now because I'm so far behind," Daly said last week in England, where he played in the BMW Championship at Wentworth and tied for 72nd. "I'm kind of a little far behind here, but I feel like I could maybe make a move and maybe get in the Race to Dubai here. So I definitely will try and get some tournaments in the States, but there's no way I'm going to get 15 in.
"All I know is there's two or three exemptions I know I'm getting right now. The Fall Series, you never know. So I want to go. If I get into Memphis, I would like to play Memphis, but after that, I don't know what I'm going to do."
Daly knows that this week he is playing the European Open in Kent and could play next week's Wales Open. He then could return to play the Memphis Open the following week and plot the rest of his summer.
And if he's smart, he'll look toward Europe.
Daly is currently 94th in the Race to Dubai, having earned 144,321 euros, most of it coming from a second-place finish three weeks ago in Italy. By finishing among the top 60, he would be eligible for the season-ending $10 million bonus pool.
Hurting Daly's chances is the fact that he is not eligible for the remaining World Golf Championship-Bridgestone Invitational or the U.S. Open -- both of which count on the European money list.
But as a past British Open winner, Daly can play at Turnberry in the summer and pick off the Scottish Open the week before and the SAS Masters the week after -- provided he receives invites, which so far have been forthcoming. He also can play in the PGA Championship, which counts in Europe.
Daly said he has lost about 50 pounds with the help of lap-band surgery. His work with instructor Rick Smith appears to be paying some dividends with his game, although Daly admits there is a long way to go.
Still, what Daly has accomplished in a month's worth of European events after being away for a good bit is impressive in a small-steps sort of way. Now the idea is to build on it. For now, the best place to do that would appear to be across the pond -- even though the mysterious suspension is apparently a thing of the past.
"I'm just going to play it by ear, but I definitely am going to come back over here, no doubt," he said.
Qualifying tournaments for two majors on the same day
Let's see whether we can keep this straight: On Monday, there was a U.S.-based qualifier for the British Open, while there also was a British-based qualifier for the U.S. Open. Don't feel bad if you're confused.
First, the British Open qualifier. It was played at the Queens Course at the Gleneagles Country Club in Plano, Texas. Eight spots were available in the British Open field at Turnberry, and Matt Kuchar led the way. Others who qualified were Jeff Overton, Fredrik Jacobson, Davis Love III, James Driscoll, Martin Laird, Richard S. Johnson and Tim Wilkinson.
This was one of five international final qualifying tournaments put on by the R&A to give players from around the world a chance to qualify for the Open Championship. Others have been played in Africa, Australia and Asia, with one more to go in England on June 8 (which happens to be the last day of sectional qualifying for the U.S. Open).
The Texas location makes sense because the PGA Tour is between stops in Dallas and Forth Worth -- although this is far earlier than usual. Last year's British Open qualifier took place in June following the Buick Open in Michigan.
Meanwhile, a U.S. Open qualifier for next month's event at Bethpage, N.Y., was taking place Monday in England at Sunningdale, near the site of the European Tour's BMW PGA Championship and on the way to another European stop, this week's European Open. Eleven spots were available in the 36-hole qualifier, with Simon Khan and Raphael Jacquelin leading the way.
But the highlight came when a playoff was needed to fill out the 11 spots. Seven players were competing for five spots, and when four of the players birdied the first extra hole, just three remained for the final position: Peter Hanson, Richard Bland and Stephen Gallacher.
Hanson then proceeded to knock a 6-iron into the hole at the par-3 17th to secure the final spot.
A look at this week's PGA Tour venue
The PGA Tour returns to one of the game's venerable layouts this week for the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial in Fort Worth, Texas. Colonial Country Club has been the event's only home since the tournament's inception in 1946, when Ben Hogan won by a shot over Harry Todd, the first of his record five victories in the event.
This will be the 62nd Colonial, with the tournament missing just one year -- 1949.
And this course offers evidence that a golf course does not have to be extremely long to offer a challenge.
Although a good number of low scores have been shot at Colonial -- you pretty much had better shoot all four rounds under par to win -- it still is notable that Phil Mickelson won last year despite going just 2 under par in his final round.
The par-70 course has been lengthened from 7,054 yards to 7,204 for this year's tournament. That still is short by PGA Tour standards, but there are many doglegs and tree-lined fairways that make accuracy far more important than length.
Last year, Colonial ranked 25th out of 54 courses in difficulty on the PGA Tour. The course record is 61, shot six times since 1993, the last by Chad Campbell during the third round in 2004. Kenny Perry did it during the third round in 2003 and went on to win the tournament.
The most difficult hole on the course last year is also one of its most famous. The par-4 fifth measures 472 yards and is the last of what is called the "Horrible Horseshoe." Last year, it played to an average of 4.248.
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Birdies and bogeys
1. Paul Casey. With his victory at the BMW PGA Championship, the Englishman has won on three continents this year, including twice on the European Tour. At the start of the year, Casey was ranked 41st in the world. He has now jumped to No. 3 behind Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson.
2. Michael Allen. In his first Champions Tour start, Allen -- who competes regularly on the PGA Tour -- won the Senior PGA Championship, a tournament for which he needed a special invitation.
3. Rory Sabbatini. You have to give it up to the South African: On his way to his fifth career PGA Tour victory, he set a tournament scoring record at the HP Byron Nelson Championship.
1. Phil Mickelson. Lefty is unable to defend his Colonial title this week, and for good reason, because of the news last week that his wife, Amy, has breast cancer. No doubt it is a shame that Mickelson cannot continue what was already a strong season, but the sad circumstances far outweigh golf.
2. Corning Classic. The LPGA said goodbye to one of its longest-running events this past weekend, the type of small-town tournament that used to be the backbone of the tour.
3. Adam Scott. The free fall continues. At an event he won last year, Scott missed the cut at the Byron Nelson, his sixth straight on the PGA Tour.
The return of Ian Baker-Finch
To a younger generation of golf fans, Ian Baker-Finch is a television analyst with a funny accent. But there was a time when the Aussie could play. He won the 1989 Colonial and captured the 1991 British Open at Royal Birkdale for one of his 16 professional victories.
But somewhere along the way, Baker-Finch lost his game, and it was tough to watch. At the 1995 Open at St. Andrews, for example, he hooked his drive so badly off the first tee that it went out of bounds. During a two-year period, Baker-Finch either missed the cut or withdrew from 29 consecutive tournaments. An opening-round 92 at the 1997 Open Championship caused him to essentially retire from competitive golf.
Since that 1997 Open, Baker-Finch's only tournament appearance came at the 2001 Colonial, where he missed the cut.
So, eight years later, he is back. Sort of. Baker-Finch, who now works as a CBS TV analyst, will play this week's Colonial, an invitational that allows its past champions to participate. Now 48 years old, Baker-Finch is said to play quite well away from the glare of tournament golf, and he'd like to gauge his game, as he has an eye on the Champions Tour.
• Rory Sabbatini, coming off a victory at the HP Byron Nelson Championship, will attempt to join Ben Hogan as the only players to sweep the Nelson and Colonial in the same year. Hogan did it in 1946, the first year of the Colonial.
• The "Horrible Horseshoe" continues to be a trouble spot at Colonial. It is a three-hole stretch -- Nos. 3, 4 and 5 -- that traditionally causes fits. Last year, the holes ranked seventh, third and first in difficulty for the tournament. The par-3 fourth is a brute at 252 yards followed by a 472-yard par-4.
• Colonial, which was built in 1936, first gained fame by becoming the first course south of the Mason-Dixon Line to hold a U.S. Open. Craig Wood won the Open in 1941, and by 1946, the club had its own PGA Tour event. It is now the longest-running event on the PGA Tour to be played at the same layout and the 10th-oldest event on tour.
• With his victory at the Senior PGA Championship, Michael Allen will be exempt for a year on the Champions Tour, through next year's Senior PGA. That means he has some decisions to make. Allen has played exclusively on the PGA Tour this year, having made nine cuts in 12 starts; his best finish is a tie for 22nd at Pebble Beach.
• This week's European Open at the London Golf Club will mark the professional debut of Ireland's Shane Lowry, who won the Irish Open two weeks ago -- the first time he played in a professional event. Sergio Garcia and Henrik Stenson also are in the field.
"This game is just so stupid sometimes."
-- Peter Hanson, who made a hole-in-one Monday on the second extra hole of a U.S. Open qualifier near London to gain that location's final spot at Bethpage.
Catching up with last year's champ
Phil Mickelson won last year's Colonial with a dramatic birdie from the trees on the 72nd hole, becoming the only player to have won at least twice in a season for the past five years. Mickelson extended that streak to six this year with victories at the Northern Trust Open and the CA Championship, but he won't be at Colonial to defend.
Mickelson announced last week that he is taking an indefinite break from the PGA Tour to be with his wife, Amy, who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Word at the time was that she may face surgery soon. And so Mickelson, ranked No. 2 in the world, is understandably putting his family first.
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial picks
Horse for the course. Kenny Perry. He will make his 20th start at Colonial, having made 17 cuts with four top-10s and two victories. Perry set the tournament scoring record of 261 during his 2003 and 2005 victories.
Birdie buster. Brian Davis. The Englishman has not won, but he heads into Colonial on a roll, having finished tied for fifth at the Players Championship and Valero Texas Open and second last week at the HP Byron Nelson Championship.
Super sleeper. Corey Pavin. The current U.S. Ryder Cup captain, Pavin, 49, will make his 26th straight start at Colonial, where he has won twice and tied for 15th last year.
Winner. Justin Leonard. The Texas native, who contended at the Texas Open two weeks ago, has never missed a cut at the Colonial and has nine top-25 finishes. He posted a career-low 61 in 2003 when he finished second.