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Starring Carolyn Hauck, Suthi Picotte, Elizabeth Holmes, Steven Nieport, James Johnson, Brad Barnes
Directed by John Michael Elfers
Horror story about a mother whose son is widely believed to have killed himself, but was in fact the victim of much darker forces.
When Helen Michaels (Carolyn Hauck) investigates the circumstances of her son's alleged suicide, she is surprised to discover his involvement in a devil-worshipping cult.
As Helen delves deeper into the mystery her own life comes under threat.
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- Studio: Crabtree Films
- Release date: 18/04/2011
- Genre: Horror/Occult
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MLB plans to expand instant replay in 2014
GLENDALE, Ariz. - Major League Baseball intends to expand the use of instant replay for the 2014 season and will be studying over the course of this year which calls to review and how to do it. Joe Torre, an MLB executive vice president, said Tuesday that league officials plan to visit Miami during the World Baseball Classic and various spring training sites to examine camera angles and other factors that will help them develop a plan. "We're going to increase replay next year. We just don't know how we're going to go about it yet," Torre said before managing the U.S. team for the World Baseball Classic in an exhibition against the Chicago White Sox. That game ended in a 4-4 tie at Glendale, Ariz. "I know we're using a number of venues to see what makes sense," Torre said, "and it's really making sense with the rhythm of the game as a priority."Commissioner Bud Selig has said he wants to add video reviews for trapped balls and fair-or-foul calls, but league officials also are considering whether it makes sense to review close plays on basepaths — forceouts and tags, for example — and other controversial calls. League executives also will be considering ways to implement wider review, such as giving the managers the option of challenging a call. "I don't think it would be a pure challenge system," Torre said. "We've stayed away from that being part of the game. The manager already makes so many decisions, and to drop another rock or two in his pocket, I think it's a little bit much." ANGELS: Albert Pujols hit a pair of groundouts and struck out in his first spring training appearance of the year for the Los Angeles Angels, a 6-4 win against the Cincinnati Reds at Tempe, Ariz.. The three-time MVP, recovering from offseason surgery on his right knee, hit a broken-bat grounder to third in the first against Mike Leake, struck out swinging in the fourth versus Aroldis Chapman and grounded to shortstop in the sixth against Wilkin De La Rosa. ATHLETICS: The team will move its spring training camp to nearby Mesa, Ariz., starting in 2015, agreeing to a 20-year deal following approval from the Mesa City Council. The Chicago Cubs are moving out of HohoKam Park to a new facility in Mesa next spring, and the A's will assume control of HohoKam Park and Fitch Park after their lease with Phoenix expires in December 2014. BLUE JAYS: At Dunedin, Steve Pearce hit two home runs in Toronto's 10-inning, 6-6 tie with Baltimore. CARDINALS: Shortstop Rafael Furcal is getting a second opinion on his ailing elbow. General manager John Mozeliak said Furcal, 35, would be examined today by James Andrews. Furcal is out indefinitely after re-injuring the elbow he hurt late last season. INDIANS: Nick Swisher hit one of three Cleveland home runs and Daisuke Matsuzaka pitched three scoreless innings in a 4-3 victory against San Francisco. MARLINS: Outfielder Kolby Copeland has been suspended for 50 games for refusing to take an offseason test under baseball's minor-league drug program. DODGERS: At Peoria, Ariz., Clayton Kershaw gave up four runs and seven hits in three-plus innings, his third straight subpar outing of the spring as Los Angeles lost 7-3 to San Diego. METS: Reliever Pedro Feliciano wore a heart monitor while pitching and reported no problems or discomfort during his first spring training outing. Feliciano threw one inning against the Marlins in a "B" game on a practice field behind Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. He allowed one run — on Ben Lasater's home run — hit a batter and struck out one. Feliciano was diagnosed last week with a rare genetic condition called left ventricular noncompaction. The condition results from the failure of myocardial development from birth. NATIONALS: At Viera, Rafael Soriano threw a scoreless inning of relief in his Washington debut to help preserve a 7-1 victory against Houston. RED SOX: According to jail records, left-hander Drake Britton was arrested in Fort Myers for driving under the influence. Britton, 23, was arrested Saturday. He was also charged with reckless driving and DUI with property damage. YANKEES: Mark Teixeira's stay with the U.S. team at the World Baseball Classic didn't last long. Teixeira strained his right wrist while taking some light swings off a tee in the batting cage, forcing him to withdraw from the tournament. Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said from Tampa that Teixeira would be out a minimum of 10 days.
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ABU Rank Hook & Loop Patches
Medals of America is now introducing ABU Rank, 2 inch x 2 inch, hook & loop patches. These patches come in packs of 3 and are available now. Not only are they made in the USA, but they are perfect for casual wear or for your green fleece.
When you're wearing your green fleece in the United States Air Force, it is required for you to not only wear ABU patterned name and service tapes, but your rank is to be worn as well. The rank is to be placed above the name tape on the right chest of the green fleece. You can get any specific information that you made need here. Starting on page 83, all of the information that you will need to make sure that your wearing your gear properly is listed for you. If you do not have the required green fleece, you can purchase them here. We do carry ABU name tapes at Medals of America, but currently they are only available in black lettering. If this changes, we will let you know!
Also available for purchase, we now have Air Force ABU Rank Patches. These come in pairs and are sew-on patches.
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ACCIDENT ON THE CANAL - NAVIGATION SUSPENDED. - This morning says the Rochester Union, the canal boat BEEMAN owned by Palmer & Co., of Buffalo, sunk on the Half Mile Level in Brighton. The boat had on board 6,000 bushels of corn, and struck a rock while on her way down. The boat struck the rock so far aft that the stern was literally torn out, and she sunk immediately. About three fourths of the cargo is wet. As the boat went down midway in the canal and obstructed the passage of boats, it was deemed best to draw the level off, which was immediately done. The work of removing the corn was commenced at once, and the wreck will probably be got out of the way tonight. It will take but short time to fill the level. The boat had been pretty much rebuilt by the owners during the winter and was regarded as in excellent condition. She must have struck the sunken rock with considerable violence to cause such a disaster
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Government Sponsored Medical Tourism To End In January 2017
The Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole, on Saturday, said no Nigerian would be allowed to go abroad for treatment on government sponsorship from January 2017 that with the proposed partnership between the Federal Government and the Akwa Ibom Government on the operations of Ibom Specialist Hospital, Uyo.
The minister, who stated this in Uyo while inspecting facilities at the Akwa Ibom government-owned Ibom Specialist Hospital, pointed out that with facilities at the hospital, medical tourism abroad could be reversed.
He said that visiting the hospital complex was an eye opener, and noted that there is no such complex like this anywhere in Nigeria" the minister said.
"We will partner to make sure that it works and reverses medical tourism. People from Ghana and Togo can come to Nigeria for medical treatment.
"We will start using this facility, with this facility, no Nigerian will be allowed to go abroad for treatment," Adewole said.
The minister also cautioned medical doctors against running a syndicate of sending people abroad for treatment for pecuniary interest but said that individuals could go abroad at their own expense if they wished but not on government sponsorship.
He commended the state government for constructing the Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) at Ikot Ekpene to help reduce the pressure on the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital (UUTH) and also said the state-owned Diagnostic Centre at Ikot Ekpene would be converted to Lassa Fever Diagnostic Centre.
Earlier, the minister and his entourage had paid a courtesy visit on the state governor, Udom Emmanuel, at Government House, Uyo.
The governor had appealed for assistance from the Federal Government to make the state a healthcare tourism destination in Nigeria.
Mr. Emmanuel said the state government had invested much in the health sector and would like the Federal Government to help boost the patronage of the Ibom Specialist Hospital.
LEADERSHIP Sunday recalls that the Ibom Specialist Hospital became operational in November 2015 six months after it was commissioned by former Governor Godswill Akpabio.
The hospital, initially known as the Akwa Ibom 20th Anniversary Hospital, is now officially called Ibom Specialist Hospital.
The hospital became a subject of controversy in September after Mr. Akpabio, now senate minority leader, travelled to the United Kingdom for medical attention after a car accident, abandoning the multibillion naira facility his administration promoted as being of world class standard.
In September 2015, Akpabio had attributed the delayed take-off of the hospital to the delay in the arrival of foreign doctors, said to be awaiting clearance from relevant medical associations in Nigeria and work permit from the Nigeria Immigration Service.
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How Free Run/Walk Club Changes Lives
Registration for next session of Duke Run/Walk Club underway
Duke's Run/Walk Club returns Aug. 18 and all Duke employees and their dependents can join the club, which is sponsored by LIVE FOR LIFE, Duke's employee wellness program.
The free 12-week program runs to Nov. 5 and meets from after work Monday and Wednesday afternoons. At all locations, leaders stress a social atmosphere to make exercise feel fun and not just a routine.Read More
"Working out doesn't have to be work," said Katie MacEachern, a fitness specialist with LIVE FOR LIFE. "We want to offer fun ways to help people feel better while also creating bonds that won't make exercise feel like another routine."
Walkers and beginning runners meet at the East Campus wall on Broad Street; more advanced runners and walkers meet in front of The Finch Yeager Building at Wallace Wade Stadium. Additional groups meet from 5 to 6 p.m. at Duke Regional and Duke Raleigh hospitals and from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. at the Patient Revenue Management Organization, off South Alston Ave in Durham.
Sign up for Run/Walk is now open. Here's how the club has helped three staff members at Duke:
Cheryl Morgan Maxey, clinical research coordinator, Investigational Chemotherapy Service
Why I joined Run/Walk: I had lost nearly 50 pounds and had been active walking, hiking and biking. A friend had been in the Run/Walk Club before and encouraged me to join. I hadn't run since middle school so I was hesitant, but joined.
Fitness accomplishment: Since joining, I've run in two 5K events. I've now lost a total of 65 pounds in the last year and a half, with 15 of it being since joining the Run/Walk Club.
My motivation for exercise: To be healthier. I'm losing weight slowly, but at the same time, I am much more fit. In addition to the two 5Ks, I've done a 50-mile bike ride along with other long distance rides and long hikes.
My personal exercise goals: To continue with weight loss and with personal fitness challenges. I'd like to see my time for running 5Ks improve as I continue to run.
Ted Demas, financial performance analyst, Human Resources Benefits
Why I joined Run/Walk: So I could increase my endurance. It's a painless way to get going in a workout program. I'm already walking further at one time than I thought I could - two times around East Campus at a brisk clip.
Fitness accomplishment: Proving to myself I can do it. It gives you more zest for life. You're better conditioned so if someone wants to do something with you, you'll say 'yeah, let's do it' instead of sitting on the couch, watching TV.
My motivation for exercise: A desire to get past my low energy level and to relieve stress. Run/Walk helped me develop new habits.
Words of wisdom: Give Run/Walk a try – it's good for the body and the mind. A healthy, happy workforce is going to be more productive. I have to be in favor of that because it makes us a better team.
Yvette Jones, human resources representative, Facilities Management
Why I joined Run/Walk: In the past I would often start jogging and due to the weather or stressful life moments, I would stop becoming more active. I joined Run/Walk because I wanted to become consistent. I hoped that my consistency would be due to team accountability, because I tend to do better when there is a team effort.
Fitness accomplishment: I've established a routine to include Saturdays as a workout day. I'm currently able to jog 10 miles on the American Tobacco Trail. I've also had to buy new clothes because the old ones did not fit anymore.
My motivation for exercise: Initially, my motivation for exercising was to become a healthier, better person. I really enjoy getting out and jogging. However, since I started with Run/Walk, my younger sister began facing a medical challenge, so now I jog for a purpose to raise money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
How Run/Walk changed my life: Getting together and having an accountability team has allowed me to integrate an exercise regimen that will help me for the rest of my life. The Run/Walk group has proven to be a life-changing factor that has inspired me and provided me with a route to a healthier lifestyle, physical fitness, and with a greater ability in dealing with challenges.


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The aesthetic vision of M. Lamar's Funeral Doom Spiritual was undeniable. Read more »
"Reading the texts…I found to my fear and horror, words that killed, words that told every time of women's undoing." So wrote feminist critic Catherine Clément in her controversial 1979 study Opera: The Undoing of Women. Though the focus of her work was on classic operas like Madama Butterfly and Lucia di Lammermoor, her thesis, that violent mistreatment of women is central to opera, was confirmed last weekend when Prototype: Opera/Theatre/Now presented new works in which women were variously gang-raped, eviscerated and executed by firing squad. [Observer]
David Lang's recent vocal music has been an exercise in extreme austerity. the loser, premiered last year at BAM, saw Rod Gilfry standing nearly motionless on a platform high above an almost entirely empty opera house—empty on purpose, not as a result of the poor ticket sales of contemporary opera—narrating a story in concert black, the score using oblique musical gestures to tell a story with a meaning so cloaked in deadpan ironies as to be totally ambiguous. Read more »
"You can't imagine anyone else writing an opera that sounds like this one, though you devoutly wish someone would."
It's particularly bewildering that before 2013 there was no such thing as the Prototype Festival.
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Can you protect your aging brain by enriching your mind late in life? A new study in JAMA Neurology suggests that you can.
For years, researchers have noticed that people with more education and intellectually demanding careers have a lower risk of dementia. But the evidence has been less clear on whether intellectually engaging activities may be protective when started later in life.
In the new study, researchers separated lifetime intellectual enrichment into two categories: (1) early/mid-life (gauged by education and occupation) and (2) mid/late-life (gauged by a questionnaire). Not surprisingly, high lifetime intellectual enrichment was associated with higher cognitive function. However, people who engaged in mid/late-life cognitive activity had less cognitive decline over time. The effect of mid/late-life cognitive activity was particularly strong in people who did not have a high score of cognitive enrichment in early/mid-life. In other words, it's not too late to start training your brain!
The study specifically looked at people who carry the APOE4 genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's disease. As expected, older people with the APOE4 genotype had lower cognitive function overall, but APOE4 carriers with a high level of lifetime intellectual enrichment were shown to have their cognitive impairment delayed by almost nine years on average.
So what kind of intellectual enrichment can be effective? A randomized trial found that elderly people at risk of cognitive impairment who volunteered in elementary schools through the Experience Corps program experienced gains in cognitive function and improved executive function. While brain training games and crosswords are popular, consider other types of intellectually challenging activities, such as learning a new skill or activity, particularly in a social environment.
Dr. Penny Dacks was previously the Director of Aging and Alzheimer's Disease Prevention at the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation. She was trained in neuroscience at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, the University of Arizona, and Queen's University (Canada) with individual fellowships from the National Institute of Health, the Evelyn F. McKnight Brain Research Foundation, the ARCS Foundation and the Hilda and Preston Davis Foundation. She has authored over 18 peer-reviewed scientific articles and is a member of the Society for Neuroscience, the Gerontological Society of America, the Endocrine Society and the Association for Women in Science.
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"The most terrifying film you will ever experience." 05 April 2013 Horror 91 mins
Evil Dead, the fourth installment of the Evil Dead franchise, serving as both a reboot and as a loose continuation of the series, features Mia, a young woman struggling with sobriety, heads to a remote cabin with a group of friends where the discovery of a Book of the Dead unwittingly summon up dormant demons which possess the youngsters one by one.
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- 78 years old
- Date of birth: Jul 1, 1929
- Date of passing: Jul 1, 2007
|Let the memory of Betty be with us forever
"Always in our thoughts xxx"
"Always in our thoughts x"
"Dear Betty, Sue and I still miss you and John greatly and it seems like only yesterday you were with us, not 10 years.To be born and pass on your birthday, 1st July is wondrous and thats the sort of woman you were Betty. We both look forward to seeing you all again in a different life but I am sure with the same lovely smile you always managed no matter what the situation. God Bless Betty and John, VALE Betty."
"Dear Betty & John, I cant imagine one without the other... what a loving couple, an inspiration to everyone through good times & tough ones. I know your joy is now complete and that gives us all real pleasure and the inspiration to join you when the time is right... sweet blessings on your memorial day, greet Mum, Dad & John from Sharron & Roy xx"
"Thinking of you both together and hoping that we will all be together again one day
God bless xx"
"Christmas once again brings you all to the forefront of our minds and especially John Bearder who passed on 26th December 2012. Always an emotional time as we recall your smiling faces and wonderful days we spent together. I hope you are all happy where you are now. The lives of some many people were touched by you both and we can only say thank you for these gifts of love, family and togetherness you passed on. Things happen for a reason and although I don't quite understand God's plan, we must accept that part of his plan is to make your stay in Heaven is beautiful and perhaps watch over your loved ones here on earth. God Bless you both Betty and John, till we meet again."
"You are never far away from my thoughts and I always say how much of a mum you were to me in my early teans.
I will carry you close to my heart forever
Miss you xxxx
I hope one day we will be together again ,till then God bless xxx"
"Whenever I think of you and John, it makes me smile to remember your happy faces and how much you cared for each other... a marriage made in heaven and built on love, blessed by God and now in heavens kingdom together with family & friends forever... AMEN Love & best wishes always from Sharron & Roy xx"
"The years have flown since you left us Bett....Nine years today and we still miss you and talk a lot about the good old days when you and John looked after so many of your friends and family. The good Lord took you too soon but we understood that he relieved your suffering but it still broke our hearts! Our consolation is that you enjoy the company of John, Margaret and Gordon Bradshaw and you are happy in eternity. God Bless you always Betty Bearder, we love you. xxxxxxxxxxx Sue & Dave and the whole of the families who see this. Till we meet again."
"It is with a heavy heart I once again put words on this page near Christmas 2015. Both of you are still greatly missed by your family & friends especially as Christmas Day draws near. Any/all of our family days spent together miss the lovely company and natural persona of Betty's voice, her hand and loving smile, with John's everlasting zest for life, fun and all things happy. We miss you both greatly and trust that Gordon and Margaret Bradshaw are part of God's house where you all reside in heaven. God Bless you all."
"Sorry I didn't put a message on your birthday but you are never far away in my thoughts I will always remember what a special friend and aunty you were to me xxxxx"
"It's been eight years Betty but it seem like only yesterday your smile was brightening every place you went too. We still miss you a great deal and our hearts ache with memories and the desire to once again spend a little time with you, especially on your Birthday which is also the day you passed to be reunited with your wider family and almighty God. Never shall another lady like you grace our lives, we love you and miss you so much. God bless and we remember always."
"At the time of writing this message to you both, Susan, Andrea and Lauren are with John's sister Lily in the UK. Your Sister is a beautiful lady John and you both have lots to be proud of in the household in Yorkshire at this time and for all the past and future years they have you both in their memories. Love from all Betty and John, God Bless and God Speed to the girls."
"I miss you both so much
Aunty Betty you were like a mum to me
I will never forget either of you and one day we will be together again
Love you xxxxxx"
"Not a day goes by that I don't think about you both, this time of year especially hurts and I can remember the cakes you made nan and the family times we would share..... I miss our talks about life and just you both being there for me. Forever close to my heart love and miss you dearly xxxooooxxxx"
"Mum and Dad, still missing you but I know you are both in God's care and this Christmas is special as I will be in England soon and will celebrate Aunty Lilly's 90th Birthday and together, we will shed tears of joy to celebrate our meeting and that you are both happy together amongst the angels. We all love you so much but I cannot tell you how much I miss you My Darling Mum and Dad. God bless you always and keep you in his care, Susan, Dave, Kathie and Bethany"
"If you knew Betty or John Bearder, please feel free to leave a Tribute to them on these pages or a photo that may be dear to you. Thanks a lot, Sue"
"Mum, I still miss you every day that passes and little things remind me of you all the time. The lovely smells of flowers, cooking like your Yorkshire pudding's, mince and apple pies. I miss your smile and your ever loving words of encouragement. Your unconditional love for all your grandchildren and of course me, Dave, Martin, Dot & all your Grandkids and Great Grandkids. It never failed to amaze me how you attracted friends and they became lifelong friends. Your effortless care for people who attended your home for a social function from Mentone to Altona Meadows. I say a little pray each day that you are happy, well and in the keeping of the great God we all know. I love you Mum and always will."
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The following interview with Ven. Lhundub Chodron, on the occasion of FPMT's International Sangha Day, is part of our new series, "Monastic Perspectives." To learn more about our FPMT Sangha, please visit the International Mahayana Institute (IMI). Q: What motivated … Continue reading


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It has been really good to get back to a normal routine of taking the boys to school then hitting balls at Deeside over the past couple of days. Craig and I played at Deeside as he finished his prelim exams yesterday and doesn't go back to school till tomorrow. We had a halved match with both of us shooting 6 under (now you understand how he beats me from time to time) He played very nicely this morning and has improved hugely. He also got his provisional driving licence through the post the other day. Where does the time go eh?
Post WGC Accenture Matchplay
"Welcome to the good old US of A. " It had been 4 years since I had caddied in the states. I didn't even get through customs atPhoenixAirportbefore I was reminded of how different things were over here. "You're a professional golf caddie?" asked the confused customs official. " On a good day " I replied. She retorted "I didn't know there was such a thing. You couldn't sign up for that when I was at college!!. Ye'all have a nice day now" as she sent me on my way. After a flight of almost 11 hours , I wasn't in much of a mood for a chat. I was actually quite relieved. A technical hitch with Paul's visa had left him within 5 minutes of missing the flight. He had resigned himself to missing the flight , as I had. As I queued at the gate , I looked round to see Chippie racing up the escalator , grinning from ear to ear…problem solved!!
The course at the Ritz Carlton Golf Club had been carved out of the desert , and from the air , it is a pretty spectacular sight. It was in fantastic condition and was a great test for matchplay , with four reachable par 5's , and two driveable par 4's. We had two days good preparation , with a lot of emphasis on the short game. The greens were very undulating , meaning pins would be in tight spots , and it would be difficult to fire at flags without leaving yourself in awkward spots. Matchplay is a very different animal. You can play great and get beaten , or play poorly and win. Our first opponent was Justin Rose….no easy start for us. After going one down at the second hole , Paul stepped into gear. By the turn he was two up , and never lost the lead. Had his putting matched his ball striking , it would have been over by the 15th. However we had to go up the 18th to close out the match 1 up. Job done and on to Thursday , where we faced the Japanese wonder kid Ryo Ishikawa. It was hard to believe he is only 19 years old. He isJapan's answer to Tiger Woods. This was evident walking down the first hole , as we where followed by over 20 press and photographers. Bizarre!! The game itself was almost identical to our first round match, with Paul being in control throughout the match , but not being able to shake of his opponent. Again we had to go down the last hole to finish the game off. Nevertheless , it was another excellent victory , and we were through to the last sixteen. We now faced Martin Laird , an exiled Scot who plied his tried on the PGA Tour. This was a always going to be a toughie. The previous day he had eight birdies in 16 holes in his defeat of Matteo Manassero This was almost a local game for Laird , who lived less than two hours down the road. Momentum is such a huge part of matchplay , and we were up against it from the start , losing the first two holes. Laird was steady as a rock , and didn't miss anything on the greens inside 10 feet. In the end , we lost out 3 & 1. It was a pity the two Scot's were paired against each other , but a least we had one Jock in the quarter finals , even if he did have a mid Atlantic drawl!!!
Within 1 hour of leaving the golf course , Chippie and I were in a car , heading to the airport. We were home by Saturday tea-time. The joys of modern travel!!! It was certainly a very different week. You tee off in the morning , knowing you could be going home that day , but there is also the huge feeling of satisfaction in winning your match , and progressing to the next round. The result was a 9th place finish. Another top ten , and a few quid for the Race toDubai. Not a bad week all considered. We get a week off now before The Cadillac World Championship , which is held inMiami. Back to the states again . Have a nice day folks……..
It was very frustrating today, I got off to a poor start against Martin Laird by taking 5 at the first two holes. Martin played steady and putted magnificently, holing 6 putts on the back nine alone from around 6 feet. I didn't play quite so good and again struggled to hole putts but none the less its another top ten and some world ranking points so its all really good. I fly home tonight with "You're the man" and "Get in the hole" ringing in my ears!
I had another close game against Ryo Ishikawa which finished on the 18th green with me winning one up. Today was a carbon copy of yesterday, I hit it lovely but holed very few putts. I certainly haven't putted poorly, I just haven't holed many. The greens were a little firmer and a fair bit quicker today which makes it tricky. I play Martin Laird tomorrow for a place in the quarter final......it should be good fun.
It was a pretty close game against Justin this morning but I won 1up. I hit it really good all day and putted nicely but still missed quite a few. I was up early again this morning so I'm hoping for a longer lie in tomorrow.
I played 9 holes early this morning on my own, it was a little bit chilly again. The course was a little firmer and faster then yesterday. I had lunch with Peter Hanson and Robert Karlsson then spent a couple of hours on the short game area. The greens have a lot of movement on them so short game will be very important this week. I went back to the hotel early and went to the gym for an hour.
I arrived in Phoenix at 7pm last night and I was up early this morning with jeg lag. I spoke to Marian on skype then headed for some breakfast. I was the first player on the range and the first player to tee off. The course here at Dove Mountain is pretty long with small greens that have some big slopes. The penalty for missing the fairway this week quite severe with scrub and desert only a few yards from the rough. I hit it nice this morning. We play Justin Rose on Wednesday which will be a tough game but I suppose all games will be tough this week.
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Post Dubai
After the celebrations of the victory in Qatar , it was back to work on Tuesday in Dubai. I turned up at the locker room at 7.30 am , to find Paul holding a designer carrier bag. "A little thank you for you" he said. He had been presented with a Rolex watch for the win in Qatar , which he passed on to me. A classy touch , to match the watch itself. Thanks Chippie!!!
We had a chilled out run up to the tournament. A couple of hours practice on Tuesday , and the pro-am on Wednesday. The pro-am was actually good fun. After 3 or 4 holes , our team had scored no birdies , so Chippie offered a prize for the person to get the first birdie. Next hole , bang…. Two birdies. The two guys were ecstatic. So much so , that one of them suggested a kiss from Paul as the prize!!!!! This was of course firmly tongue in cheek(not in the literal sense) , but it still made Paul squirm a little , and made me laugh a lot!!
For the first two rounds we were drawn with Lee Westwood , and Alex Noren. An excellent draw. The fortunes of the three players pretty much covered the golfing spectrum for two days. Chippy played some nice stuff , especially with the irons , but struggled with the driver and putter. Lee played flawless golf. For two rounds he had 60 putts , but was still 10 under par. Poor Alex had a week to forget , which was surprising , as we had played with him a couple of times recently , and he was pretty impressive. Chippie made the cut with a couple of shots to spare , which was a decent effort ,after the exertions of Qatar , and also bearing in mind it was our fourth week in a row. On Saturday , Paul felt rested and refreshed , and returned a 3 under 69 , moving us into the top 30 going into Sunday. Windy conditions on the final day meant anything under par would move us up , but fatigue and frustration eventually caught up with us. Again some nice iron play set up some good chances , but Chippie struggled again with the blade. By the time we got to the 17th , he was pretty much burnt out. This was evident when his lob wedge from 96 yards , came to rest about 8 feet from the hole. Not a bad shot normally. Chippe let out a grunt of displeasure. Frustration was winning. That's when you know you're ready for a break. Our playing partner Jamie Donaldson turned to me and said jokingly"Did he miss the cut last week" We dropped to just outside the top 40 for the week, but it was another job done , and time to go home
Paul wasn't sure wether to play in Dubai , but he decided to keep going , and it proved worthwhile , as he moved up to 45th in the world rankings. We now have a week off , before heading to Arizona for the Accenture World Matchplay Championship. This will be the first of many big tournaments this year. Lets get stuck in……
I was at First Goup headquarters on King Strret this morning for a press conference and to unveil a bus with my name and logo, which was really cool and a very nice touch by them. I then headed down to Pittodrie for lunch with Craig Brown and Archie Knox which as always was great fun and nice to meet the players.
I got home from the Middle East on Monday morning, it was great to see Marian and the boys after four weeks away. We had a chipper supper (cana beat it) I have hit some balls with the boys at Deeside the last couple of days as they were on their mid term break. My sleep has been all over the place as you can imagine with the four hour time difference. Michael was back at school today and Craig was in for an exam so I hits balls at Deeside and spent some time on my short game.
Dubai 4RD 71+70+69+75=285 (-3)
There was a lot more wind today and it was blowing from a different direction. My short game was the worst ever today, I had 0/7 from inside 50 yards which was incredibly bad. I struggled again with the driver but hit some beautiful iron shots. I still can't quite believe I shot 75 with a double bogey 7 at the last, it's a pity as I've played some nice stuff this week but it wasn't to be. I head home tonight which I'm really looking forward to after four weeks away.
Dubai 3RD 71+70+69=210 (-6)
I shot 69 today, I drove it much better and could easily have been three or four shots less but overall three under is never a bad score round here. The forecast is for strong winds tomorrow. Stephen Gallacher is in with a shout for tomorrow, I wish him all the best.
Dubai 2RD 71+70=141 (-3)
Hugely frustrating today as I missed 11 putts inside 20 feet. I struggled with the pace of the greens yesterday but today I hit so many good putts that just missed. To be fair I did well to make the weekend as I'm absolutely shattered but hopefully the putts will drop over the next two days. I struggled again with the driver but my iron play was very good.
I struggled a bit with the driver this morning but hit some lovely iron shots to shoot 71 -1 which should have been a lot less as I holed very few putts and made a double bogey at my final hole which was really frustrating. I was not a happy bunny when I came off the course but I've calmed down now.
I played the pro am at 7.30 this morning with three guests of Dubal. The course this week is in magnificient condition, probably the best I've ever seen it. Davy my caddie was asked for his autograph on the course this morning........Davy big shot Kenny as he is now known. LOL He declined thankfully for him or his life wouldn't be worth living. I came back to the hotel early and had a nice sleep and I'm now just back from the gym..
I got to the hotel at 12.30pm last night and manage a few hours sleep before the alarm woke me for my Pentagon Freight golf day. We had a skills challenge in the morning and then I played two holes with each group in the afternoon. It was great fun even though I was really tired. Huge thanks to Wayne Johnson and his team at the Earth course for looking after us, the course was in fantastic condition.
Qatar 3RD 69+67+65=201 (-15)
It was much calmer today so scoring was going to be better. I hit it fantastic again and shot 65 to win by four shots. I felt good all day even when Sergio levelled with me playing the ninth. I have been playing good recently but today was as good as I can play. I now get into the World Matchplay and hopefully a return to the Masters. I fly to Dubai tonight as I have a Pentagon Freight golf day at the Earth course tomorrow. Thanks very much for all your messages......much appreciated.
Qatar 2RD 69+67=146 (- 8)
I shot 67 today to be eight under for the tournament and leading by one, I even had a one shot penalty for accidently dropping my ball on my ball marker on the 10th green. When the tour official came over he said I had to be 100% sure the coin hadn't moved, which I wasn't so I called a penalty on myself. I hit it lovely again and controlled my ball flight very well in the wind, which was pleasing. COYR
Qatar 1RD 69 (-3)
We teed off from the 10th at 7.10am and I got off to a fast start with birdies at the first three holes. I then missed a short putt at the 13th for par but birdied the 14th and then three putted the 16th for par after driving the green and it all added up to 69 -3 The first five holes were flat calm but then became really windy so three under was a good effort. We did a little bit of short game and I'm now heading back to the hotel to relex as it's too windy to practise.
I played in the pro am at 7.50 this morning with three guests of Qatar Gas. It was pretty windy but the boys shot -22 which was a great effort. I played nicely and made a few birdies for them. The forecast is poor for the week with high winds expected so we'll wait and see what happens.


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David, from New Marske, is one of two North-East graduates selected in a scheme set up in memory of former BBC Breakfast Editor Alison Ford, who died from cancer last year. Alison was originally from Newcastle and wanted to give more people from the North-East the opportunity to work on national news programmes.
"It is going to be an incredible experience and, if I do well, will hopefully lead to other opportunities," explained David.
"My ambition is to work in TV and documentaries. This is my first foot in the door and will be fantastic for my CV. I think the scheme is massively important and has given me a chance to work in national news straight after leaving university."
David served in the army for five years, completing a tour of Afghanistan in 2009. However, he always saw it as a job rather than a career and after deciding to leave the army he enrolled at Teesside University to study television and film production.
"It is something I have always been interested in and when I saw the course at Teesside University I jumped at the chance," explained David.
"The course has been brilliant and I would not have been given the chance to work for the BBC if it was not for all the support and encouragement from staff in the School of Arts & Media.
"They fight really hard, not only to get these opportunities for students, but to make sure we are well prepared for the process.
"It is going to be quite different from the army, but there are elements that are the same – both jobs require you to work under pressure and to meet tight deadlines, so I hope to use some of the skills I learnt in the army during my time at the corporation."
Mark Handscomb, senior lecturer in online journalism at Teesside University said: "This is an extraordinary opportunity to join BBC Breakfast. It is rare for graduates to begin their career in network, as opposed to local television, but David has shown incredible commitment and we wish him luck in his new career."


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It's so hard to say good bye…It's so hard to even accept it.
This is probably the hardest thing I've done in a very long time, I can't even remember when was the last time I felt this much pain.
Even as I write this words, it feels like a really bad dream, and deep down I wish that it was.
For the people that know me, or have heard of me, they know I always say I had two kids, my boy that is my universe and a daughter. My daughter was the most beautiful chocolate princess and she had four legs and a lot of fur. Sadly I had to say was since she passed away last night.
So many people think of this as crazy, a dog is a dog, but she never was one, she didn't know she wasn't human, I always treater her as my baby.
She wore a seatbelt in the car. She actually waited for me to fasten it, she got tucked in bed every night, she slept with her toys, that if they were not by her side I would promptly bring to her.
She had weight issues, that we kept on talking about with her doctor at Banfield, we did Thyroid test, they always came back "normal", she will get tired walking, had issues with other dogs, but they kept on telling me all her blood work was normal.
Finally earlier this year I switch my Banfield locations and the new doctor asked me why we haven't checked her thyroid, like I didn't care for her health. All I had to say was check her records, we've done it several times and all I got was her being referred to a dog behavior specialist so that it would be easier for us to walk her.
She saw the results were not normal, even her Cholesterol was high!
We did the test again, and got her on thyroid medication… In no time she had energy, was feeling better, her hair was again soft, we couldn't be happier.
My other child left for college a couple of weeks ago, she usually will get sad, eat less, but then she'll bounce back.
Around a week ago, she vomit, then she was fine, it was at night, so I would sleep with her, thats what you do with your kids, right?
Last Saturday night I got really sad news, one of my cousins had died, I was very sad, and as usual she got quiet when I was sad, but then Sunday, she looked lethargic, and was refusing food completely, this was unusual, she wasn't eating much, and then she was now vomiting.
Monday Morning I took her as an emergency to her doctor at Banfield, they did blood work and diagnosed Pancreatitis, that was serious! then she mention that her bilirubin was high and it could be cancer, that was devastating! The doctor did X-rays, bloodwort and gave us a reserved diagnosis. I couldn't bring my self to leave, so I sat for a couple of hours in the bookstore that has a cafe next to the petstmart, then asked again how she was feeling, they said she was better but might need to be transferred somewhere else, regardless since they close at 7 we needed to pick her up at 6:30, take her to an overnight place and then bring her in the morning.
When we went to pick her up the doctor told us that she needed to be on special food for the rest of her life, and was going to need extra care, but she would be able to live the rest of a normal life.
At this point we decided to upgrade the medical plan she had been on to the "best one", since it would make sense with all the extra things she was going to need. This "saved us" $200 of the $600 and some we had to pay, the new plan covered the X'rays.
She mentioned that if she kept on refusing to eat or if she vomited we should take her to the overnight care place, she said they tried to feed her, but she refused food. So knowing her, she wouldn't get food from strangers, we agreed to take her home, try to feed her and if she didn't eat or if she had vomit again we would take her to the overnight care place she had referred us to. So we did as she said, got her the I/d medicated food and came home.
She refused to eat, we even got her a new stuffed animal that were here favorite toys, she barely looked at it.
We knew that wasn't normal, so we took her to the place the doctor had told us, to where she had previously call to tell them she was coming.
Leaving her overnight was beyond heart breaking, we brought her elephant that was her favorite sleep companion, we called close to midnight and where told she was just sad, crying a little, but that she felt better when she got her elephant, that had pooped a little and it seemed to be painful, and she needed to be picked up at 7:45 to be brought back to Banfield.
In the morning when I went to pick her up I asked if she had eaten to what the doctor was shocked and not very happy, she explained than when a dog had pancreatitis the were not supposed to be fed, she said that we should request an ultrasound to make sure the gallbladder was working and if not that she needed emergency surgery.
When I dropped her at Banfield I requested no more attempts to feed her and told them what the doctor said, this was by 8:10 in the morning, but the doctor didn't come in until 9.
I waited for the doctor to call, but when it was 9:31, I couldn't wait, I called.
I spoke with the doctor for 6 min according to my phone records, I told her about the food and she called the other doctor "old school" and that the ultrasound was not necessary since she was improving.
I called back at 12:35 and was told our princess could come home! she might be needed to come back the next day for more fluids and meds, but she could come home for the night, so I was happy.
I tried to do everything for work so that I could stay up all night if needed.
At 3:45 the doctor called me to say she was bleeding, that they couldn't stop it, that it was most likely internal bleeding and she was going into something that she couldn't coagulate and they couldn't care for her, that we needed to come get her right away and take her to an emergency place, I asked her to call my spouse, I couldn't process what she was saying, what the hell had happened, only 3 hours and 15 min before she was coming home!!!
We rushed back to the banfield, tried to talk to her, I asked her if they knew what was happening, now she mentioned the need for the ultrasound that the other doctor had said since the night before, the one she didn't need because she was getting better, the one she couldn't have done because she didn't have the equipment!!! That she also forgot to mention, now they couldn't care for her, they were not equipped for it.
On our way out she had to urinate, her urine was red, all red!!! the answer from the doctor…. You better rush to the place I referred you too, this was a new place, we didn't know, it was rush hour, and I had my baby that now could barely hold her self, she was on my legs and there was nothing we could do but pray that we could get there faster. I don't think it took more than 15 min, but they felt so long. We got to this place, and she was immediately taken for examination.
When the doctor came to see us, his face said it all… She wasn't doing well.
We asked for the ultrasound, and they had the equipment, but not the person specialized, they had left for the day, he said that if we could have come during the day that would have been done, now it had to wait till the morning. He checked her chest, asked about heart issues, her heart wasn't doing well, her breathing was labored, and she was in enormous amounts of pain.
Once again, she is not a dog in my eyes, she is my baby! and she was in excruciating pain.
He did an emergency ultrasound that says if she had "free blood" as internal bleeding, but could't be precise since he wasn't a specialist, in that non specialized ultrasound he found a mass on her liver, that off course needed to be sent to another specialist, and then they needed to run other tests and he just kept on going, that most likely this was something that was happening from before. Just like her Thyroid, they didn't even look at her tests.
Like on our last 3 visits in the past two days they came with a bill, told us that they would do a coagulation test during the night to see if that was working and then in the morning when the specialist came they would do that test that we came for.
I was upset! we were send to another place that could not do anything of what she needed, not for another 12 hours! why was she pushing for us to rush here! they were on the same place! My baby was slowly dying and there wasn't anything to be done!
I asked him, point blank to be honest, if she was going to get better, if she was going to be kept in a cage alone for nothing, if we should think she would eventually come home.
What would he do if it was his dog?
He couldn't say anything, he knew she had missed the opportunity to get better by now. All we would be doing was just more poking, more drugs and more pain.
I asked a family friend that is a Vet, he told me it didn't look good, and there wasn't much hope.
Now her belly was yellow, the inside of her ears was yellow, her eyes … were yellow and filled with pain.
I had to make a decision, and believe me this is the hardest think I've done in my entire life.
We could keep on postponing it or let her go… This guy couldn't bring himself to give us hope.
There was none, she was brought back to us, they gave her more pain killers, and even like that she was in pain.
I decided to let her go. The doctor even said that everyone that was on the back (treatment area) would have decided the same.
My Baby was gone in a minute, she was gone before the injection was finished, she rest peacefully on her elephant, and she was no more.
I can't explain this pain, I can't explain that I couldn't breathe, my spouse and I were breaking in pieces and there was a void that I still don't know how to fix.
My son had to say goodbye to his sister thru a video call, and yes she was my daughter. She is and will always be my baby.
Today I called banfield to cancel her medical care, and was told that regardless I have to keep on paying every month for a year, since we "upgraded" on Monday night.
I went today to get her records, and was … I don't know the proper word to use here, upset, shocked, mad, amazed… Feel free to pick and choose what would fit here. to see the notes.
From last night:
The doctor that put her down, the one who told me it was the right decision, that anyone working there would have done the same, supposedly call the doctor from Banfield and told her that she could have done well and possibly recovered, and off course I was "scattered brained" and emotional… I wonder why.
I still can't understand how she was better and could come home at 12 and then at almost 4 she was dying.
Now the cherry on top.
In their notes it says that hey call my spouse at 9:37 am, right after she hanged up with me?, and they added that they had extensively talked to him about the ultrasound that I had asked for, that they had said that we could do extensive hospitalization or euthanize.
There are no records of any of my calls, just my phone records that I have saved already.
When we walked out that the doctor saw the blood in the urine, all she said was that we needed to fly to the emergency place.
Now in her records it says that she offered to euthanize.
All of this is beyond painful, now I am sure that there were so many opportunities to help my baby, that Banfield is a place that doesn't care about anything beyond making money, that their vets are there to see numbers not to offer a service.
Nothing will bring her back to me, nothing will fill this void, nothing, absolutely can replace her.
I just lost a child and I also have to deal with a company that is nothing more than a bad service with high fees.
Please if you love and care about your four legged kids, whether you call them dog, cat, pet.. Don't bring them to this place! Banfield doesn't care about their health or wellbeing, at the end of the day, for them is just a business transaction.


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A video taken February 21, 2013 during halftime at William Carey University basketball game by former WDAM Sportscaster Nathan Epstein went viral immediately after it was aired.The video showed cheerleader Ashlee Arnau making a front-flip basketball shot. Arnau never imagined the attention she would receive for it. "I had so many missed calls, texts, people following me and I had no clue," said Arnau. "Today show called, Good Morning America, Fox and Friends, my phone kept ringing."After that, the cheerleader made an appearance on Today and was also featured in several other television programs and websites for her amazing front-flip half court shot. She was also invited to perform with the Harlem Globetrotters. "Next day, the day after, the week after, it lasted for at least two weeks," said Arnau. Arnau said the idea to do a front-flip basketball shot came from another sport she plays at William Carey. "Soccer, I think it was like a professional person doing it on TV one time," said Arnau. So I took a soccer ball and then decided to do the flip and it just kind of stuck with me, but last year was the first time I decided to do it with a basketball." Today, more than a year later since her shot, the nursing and biology major is pretty busy with her own schedule. "School and soccer, and track and cheer plus working, it's just a lot on my plate," said Arnau. A lot, but not enough to prevent her from making another front-flip basketball shot. Arnau made her famous shot again January 30, 2014 and gained national attention all over again. For now Arnau said she has retired her front-flip basketball shot, but don't be amazed if you see her on TV again."It be awesome to make it on national news again, but I'm just trying to get through school right now," said Arnau. "For next year hopefully we're kind of coming up with something, we'll just see how it is whenever next cheerleading season comes around."
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The Santa Blanca drug cartel was a dangerous criminal group which controlled much of Bolivia in the near future. They were opposed by a guerrilla action group perpetuated by Ghost Recon.
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Santa Blanca pretty much runs Bolivia. El Sueño is a very dangerous man and his hunger for money brings him and Santa Blanca to Bolivia, a place where the coca is seemingly endless. Sueño bribed the government, giving the cartel the freedom to do anything they want. They also have an agreement with the UNIDAD, the local military force in Bolivia.
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Since the Cartel is powerful, they have vehicles such as Humvees equipped with mini-guns and APCs (Armored Personnel Carriers), and even employ some helicopters. Their equipment is modern, but is not on par with the Ghosts and la Unidads. The personnel consist of mercenaries, former military from around the world, and everyday people of Bolivia that have gone to work for Santa Blanca.
Santa Blanca was founded by El Sueño, a dangerous sicario who had a dream-hence the name El Sueño-of creating a narco state. To accomplish this, Sueño came to Bolivia, and formed the Santa Blanca Cartel in 2008. The citizens were given two options: "silver or lead" - work for Santa Blanca, or be killed.
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HP has developed prototype e-book devices that can be used to read books, newspapers and view digital photograph albums.
Anthony Sowden, project lead on the e-books devices at HP's Bristol Labs said: "We envisage the device as a media viewer."
HP is also looking at integrating audio and video into the devices, which are relatively light and easy to use and have a battery life of around five hours on full brightness.
The latest prototypes use "riffling" technology that allows the device to show digital book pages that can be turned in a realistic way similar to physical books as seen in the photo above.
Books can be viewed in one-page portrait mode or two-page landscape and the device has touch strips around the edge for scrolling up and down and turning pages.
Some Jane Austen books, which are out of copyright, have been loaded on to the prototypes and HP is currently talking to the Daily Telegraph about the digital newspaper viewer.
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