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Air traffic controllers pleased to see furloughs send, but still concerned about larger problem
New legislation will put all FAA furloughed employees back to work
Travelers could be seeing fewer delays at the airport after Congress signed in new legislation ending the FAA furloughs.
The legislation signed into effect on Friday will put all of the FAA's furloughed employees back to work.
"Delays reached five to six hours in some places," said John Bratcher. "Delays are supposed to be 15 minutes, and delays because of controller staffing rose up to three hours."
Bratcher works as an air traffic controller and is a leader for the local Air Traffic Controller's Association.
Bratcher said he is pleased Congress has ended the furloughs, but still remains concerned. He says this is just the beginning of solving a much larger problem.
"We're glad to be back to work," said Bratcher. "We want to work on airplanes, and it's a good thing to happen. But, it only fixes things until October. Next year, we're still in sequestration. Furloughs are still going to be a possibility for controllers and other aviation professionals."
Rep. Tom Cotton said closing nearly 150 air traffic control towers across the country could create even more problems for travelers.
"These airports handle almost 30 percent of all aviation traffic, providing vital relief to some of our most congested airports," said Cotton to other members of Congress earlier this week. "The importance of these towers cannot be overstated."
The FAA plans on closing 149 air traffic control towers beginning June 15.
There are two towers scheduled to be closed in Arkansas: Drake Field in Fayetteville and Texarkana-Regional in Texarkana.
Cotton is asking other members of Congress to support legislation that would keep those towers open.

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HOLLYWOOD — The Vancouver Film Festival unveiled the Canadian Images lineup on Wednesday, and literary adaptations figure highly again.
Programmer Terry McEvoy and associate programmer Sarah Muff selected 90 films from 600 submissions for the sidebar, which will comprise 23 features, 10 feature-length documentaries and 57 shorts.
The section opens with "Stone of Destiny," Charles Martin Smith's take on Ian Hamilton's true story of the unusual theft of an important cultural artifact.
It also includes Atom Egoyan's "Adoration," which won the Ecumenical Prize at Cannes this year and Deepa Mehta's "Heaven on Earth."
The fest, which runs Sept. 25-Oct. 10, will feature 575 screenings of more than 300 films from 60 countries, including 12 world premieres, 27 international preems, 50 North American preems and 41 Canadian preems.


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Review: Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper
Christopher Haygood posted a article in Wii/U ReviewsDeveloper: Omega Force Publisher: Tecmo Koei Platform: Wii U Release Date: November 18, 2012 ESRB: T for Teen A retail copy was supplied by the publisher for this review Tecmo Koei sure loves its Warriors franchise, and whether you agree or not, it has its high points. Warriors Orochi 3 was the best game of the Orochi series – which brings characters from both the Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors series together to fight hundreds of enemies who love to stand around while you kill them – and one of the best Warriors games in general, which surely number in the hundreds of thousands by now (even Koei has probably lost count). This port for the Wii U contains more content than previous releases … but at what cost? A hydra has attacked the land, killing all of mankind"s forces except three generals, who decide to get even by socking science in the mouth and going back in time. In this way, they plan to rescue the fallen generals of the past, recruit them in their army, and launch a retaliation (or pretaliation?) against the opposing forces in the key battles that led to defeat. If you feel like pretending you"ve never been exposed to the gameplay of a Warriors game, I"ll humor you: due to rampant fool overpopulation, it"s your job to eradicate fools in prodigious quantities, using one of a wide variety of characters, their weapons, and special moves. There's some tedium in this style of gameplay, to be sure, but the amount of unlockable generals keeps it from getting too bad. In Orochi 3, the cast of playable characters is beyond massive; with over 130 to seek out and recruit, the roster can make you wonder if you"re playing a video game or reading War and Peace. Most of these characters are from previous Warriors titles, while some are borrowed from other Tecmo games, such as Dead or Alive, Ninja Gaiden, Bladestorm, and others. The big addition to this installment is Duel Mode, a one-on-one fighter in which each player chooses three characters to switch out when needed. Players earn Battle Points as they land attacks, which can then be spent on activating special cards in story mode for added bonuses. Duel Mode is surprisingly fun, and feels like a throwback to two-player games of yore like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Golden Axe. Aside from this new mode, Hyper also contains two new characters (on top of the two included characters from the Japan-only PSP release): Ninja Gaiden"s Momiji, and Shennong, the legendary emperor of Chinese mythology. Unfortunately, if you"ve already played Orochi Warriors 3, this is all the Wii U version has to get "hyper" about. This apparent rush job takes little advantage of the Wii U"s hardware capabilities; to prevent total processing failure during the times when the screen is packed, hordes of enemies and even some bosses will occasionally blink in and out as if they are victims of Spontaneous Ghost Syndrome. The framerate also takes a blow in this version, and although slowdown issues are nothing new in the Warriors games, it's particularly jarring in Hyper, and one gets the impression that this problem could be remedied if only more time was spent in the transition. During the more sizable encounters, it"s like someone dropped this game's source code in a giant vat of peanut butter and molasses and then glued it onto a Wii U disc using that stuff they put on flypaper. These extreme cases of The Slows usually only last a few seconds, but it's enough to frustrate any gamers except those possessing the most Zen-like patience. The visuals are a tiny bit uglier than the original, as well, but they're adequate, and the cutscenes are still beautiful. The Wii U controller"s button layout makes extended button-mashing a comfortable endeavor, but the gamepad"s screen does little to boost the experience; while it"s nice to be able to turn off the TV and play the game in bed, on a trampoline, or while practicing for a Rockettes audition, and although the gamepad can be used in local co-op instead of having two players jumbled together on the same screen, the mini-map is far too "mini†on the smaller screen and is rendered nearly useless. While the game's still there and more-or-less as playable as the PS3 and 360 versions, there's not enough new material here to warrant purchasing Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper if you've already played those previous versions. Newcomers, however, will still be treated to one of the highlights of the Warriors series. Just keep in mind that it loses some of its luster in this hand-me-down version. Pros: + The core gameplay of the original remains intact + New Duel Mode is entertaining Cons: - Slowdown gets particularly extreme in this version - Characters blink in and out at a distracting rate - There's a fairly lackluster amount of new content Overall Score: 6.0 (Out of 10) Decent Although Duel Mode is a welcome addition to this version, slowdown mars the game and keeps it from being a must-purchase, especially for those who have played it on other consoles.


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WASHINGTON >> Chris Davis snapped a lengthy slump with a tiebreaking homer in the 11th inning, part of a six-run uprising that carried the Baltimore Orioles past the Washington Nationals 8-2 on Monday night.
Manny Machado had a career-high five hits, including a homer in the 11th, and Nelson Cruz hit his 28th home run to help the AL East-leading Orioles earn their seventh win in eight games.
Anthony Rendon homered for the Nationals, who lost for only the second time in nine games.
After Cruz led off the 11th with a broken-bat single off Craig Stammen (0-4), Davis worked the count full before launching a drive into the center-field seats to end a 2-for-38 funk. J.J. Hardy followed with a solo shot, Nick Markakis chased Stammen with an RBI double and Machado added a two-run drive off Aaron Barrett.
T.J. Macfarland (2-2) worked two scoreless innings for the win.
NEW YORK >> Ruben Tejada singled home the winning run with two outs in the 11th inning after Curtis Granderson hit a tying homer in the eighth as the Mets beat Atlanta.
David Wright went deep early, Travis d'Arnaud had an RBI double and Daisuke Matsuzaka pitched seven shutout innings for the Mets, who have won three of four.
Freddie Freeman had three hits and a walk for the Braves, who have lost two straight after a nine-game winning streak. Andrelton Simmons singled twice for his sixth straight multihit game.
Carlos Torres (4-4) pitched two scoreless innings for the win.
Juan Lagares doubled off Anthony Varvaro (3-2) with one out in the 11th, and Lucas Duda was intentionally walked before Lagares went to third on d'Arnaud's long fly to center. Tejada lined the next pitch up the middle and tossed his helmet aside after rounding first.
CLEVELAND >> Shane Greene allowed two runs in six innings for his first major league win and All-Star Dellin Betances earned his first career save to help New York beat Cleveland.
Greene (1-0) didn't allow a hit until former Yankee Nick Swisher's two-out homer in the fifth. The 25-year-old right-hander, called up from Triple-A Las Vegas, was pressed into service after scheduled starter Vidal Nuno was traded to Arizona for right-hander Brandon McCarthy on Sunday.
Brett Gardner, Brian McCann and Ichiro Suzuki had three hits apiece for New York.
Justin Masterson (4-6) continued to pitch poorly and was pulled without retiring a batter in the third. Cleveland's opening-day starter allowed five runs and six hits in two-plus innings.
Betances pitched the final two innings, giving closer David Robertson a rest day.
CINCINNATI >> Jay Bruce played first base for the first time since high school and committed an error that let in a run, but later homered to help Cincinnati rally for the win in the opener of a five-game series.
Billy Hamilton drove in a career-high four runs with a single and a bases-loaded triple.
The Reds have won 11 of their last 16 games despite getting little production from injured first baseman Joey Votto.
Mike Leake (7-7) gave up a two-run homer by Anthony Rizzo and an unearned run off Bruce's error during seven innings. Leake is 8-2 in his career against Chicago, including 4-0 in his last four starts with a 1.71 ERA.
After Bruce's error let in a run that tied it 1-all in the fifth, he singled and scored on Devin Mesoraco's double off Edwin Jackson (5-9). Bruce hit a two-run homer off left-hander James Russell in the seventh, and Hamilton had his three-run triple in the eighth.
BOSTON >> Scott Carroll pitched 6 2-3 innings of one-hit ball, and Dayan Viciedo hit a three-run homer to lead Chicago.
Making the eighth - and best - start of his career, Carroll (3-5) walked two and struck out five while shutting down the defending World Series champions. Adam Dunn hit a solo homer in the second inning and doubled and scored on Viciedo's home run in the fourth.
Clay Buchholz (3-5) allowed four runs on five hits and a walk, and struck out seven in seven innings. The Red Sox have lost six of seven and 12 of 17 to fall into last place in the AL East.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. >> Kansas City's James Shields sparkled in his return to Tropicana Field, limiting the Tampa Bay Rays to three hits and striking out 10 over seven innings.
Shields (9-4) spent the first seven seasons of his career with the Rays before being dealt to the Royals in December 2012 as part of a seven-player trade in which Kansas City sent 2013 AL rookie of the year Wil Myers and another top young prospect, Jake Odorizzi (4-8), to Tampa Bay.
Shields allowed singles to Ben Zobrist and James Loney in the first two innings, then worked through a jam in the third after giving up a one-out double to Kevin Kiermaier. He retired 10 straight, six by strikeout, before hitting Evan Longoria with a pitch leading off the seventh.
MILWAUKEE >> Chase Utley hit a two-run homer, and Cole Hamels allowed one earned run over 6 2-3 innings for his first victory in a month as Philadelphia edged Milwaukee.
Hamels (3-5) allowed two runs and seven hits, striking out seven and walking two for his first victory since June 6 - a span of six starts. Jonathan Papelbon pitched a perfect ninth for his 20th save in 22 chances.
Utley, the starting National League All-Star second baseman, staked the Phillies to a 2-0 lead in the first inning with his seventh homer. It was the 27th home run allowed by Marco Estrada (7-6), the most in the majors.
It was the sixth loss in seven games for the Brewers, who have had sole possession of first place in the NL Central since April 9.
ARLINGTON, Texas >> Jon Singleton homered among three hits and drove in four runs, Marwin Gonzalez had a bases-loaded triple and Houston snapped a seven-game skid.
Gonzalez's triple followed five consecutive singles in a six-run second inning, and Singleton's towering flyball landed two rows above the Texas bullpen in right-center for a three-run shot and a 9-2 lead in the fourth.
Jarred Cosart (9-6) won for the first time in 12 career starts against AL West opponents despite allowing nine hits and six runs - five earned - in five innings.
Every Houston batter had at least one hit after George Springer's infield single with one out in the fourth. Singleton followed with his sixth homer to knock out Texas starter Miles Mikolas (0-1), who gave up 12 hits and nine runs in 3 1-3 innings.
ST. LOUIS >> Matt Adams hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift St. Louis past Pittsburgh.
Matt Carpenter walked to lead off the ninth and Matt Holliday flied out. Adams then hit his 10th homer on an 0-1 pitch from Justin Wilson (2-1) for his first career game-winning homer. It was the Cardinals' first game-winning homer since Skip Schumaker connected against the Kansas City Royals on June 19, 2011.
Charlie Morton allowed one hit in seven innings for Pittsburgh, which stranded 12 runners. Adam Wainwright, the Cardinals' 11-game winner, scattered seven hits in seven scoreless innings.
Pat Neshek (3-0) worked a perfect ninth against the top of the order for St. Louis.
PHOENIX >> David Peralta drove in three runs and Miguel Montero knocked in two to lead Arizona.
The Diamondbacks jumped on Tom Koehler (6-7) early, scoring five runs in the second inning and three more in the fourth.
Peralta extended his hitting streak to eight games and the Diamondbacks had seven extra base hits to help Chase Anderson (6-4) end a four-game losing streak.
Martin Prado homered and Paul Goldschmidt broke an Arizona record with his 33rd double before the All-Star break, extending his streak of reaching base to 28 games.
Garrett Jones had three hits for the Marlins, who stranded 10 runners.
DENVER >> Ian Kennedy pitched seven sharp innings, Rene Rivera hit a tiebreaking RBI double in the sixth and San Diego beat Colorado.
Chase Headley added four hits for the Padres, including a two-run triple in the seventh inning to break open a close game.
Kennedy (7-9) seemed to gain strength the deeper he got into the game, striking out five of the last six batters he faced before wind, rain and lightning forced the delay heading into the eighth inning. Kevin Quackenbush stepped in for Kennedy when play resumed.
Kennedy finished with nine strikeouts, boosting his team-leading total this season to 125. He also drew a leadoff walk from Tyler Matzek (1-3) to start a three-run seventh inning.


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Thank you very much, Henry. It's a pleasure to return to Charlotte again at the end of the year to discuss the economic outlook.1 I'll begin by discussing current conditions in a bit more detail, before going on to discuss the outlook for the coming year. Before we begin though, let me note that the usual disclaimer applies – the views I express are my own and are not necessarily shared by any of my colleagues on the Federal Open Market Committee.
By now I'm sure the events of this past summer are very familiar to most financial market professionals.1 Since these events form the backdrop for my discussion of the central bank's role in credit markets, I will begin with a quick review. As the housing downturn that began early in 2006 deepened, delinquencies, defaults, and loss rates rose on high-risk mortgages, particularly more recent vintages. In response to unfolding events — including rating agency downgrades and losses and insolvencies at various intermediaries — participants in markets for instruments with mortgage debt exposure revised downward their assessments of the likely future returns on the underlying assets. At times investors had difficulty discerning the magnitude of their counterparty's vulnerability and thus distinguishing among various instruments. This became particularly acute in early August following a suspension of fund redemptions by a large European intermediary, and for several days thereafter many markets were roiled as investors appeared to pull back from a broad range of asset classes.
I am pleased to be with you here today to discuss my views on the economic outlook. 1 When this date was arranged many months ago, I was looking forward to delivering my remarks during the sleepy dog days of summer. Instead, we meet during fairly tumultuous times in financial markets. Over the last several weeks, we have seen substantial revisions in market participants' assessments of the fundamental value of securities related to sub-prime and other non-standard mortgages, financial distress related to mortgage finance at several entities, considerable widening of credit spreads, and significantly larger swings in asset prices. This turbulence makes assessing the economic outlook more challenging than usual, and of course makes central bank policymaking especially challenging.
Early childhood development may seem like an odd topic for a Federal Reserve Bank president.1 The public policy responsibility for which the Fed is best known is the nation's monetary policy – a macroeconomic subject that would seem to stand in sharp contrast to the more microeconomic focus of Governor Kaine's summit today. But as a regional Reserve Bank in a federated central banking system like the Fed, we spend a good deal of time trying to understand the economies that make up our District, which, as you may know, includes Maryland, Washington, D.C., Virginia, West Virginia and the Carolinas. We supplement formal data on the national economy with information we gather from numerous sources – both formal and informal – about economic conditions in our region. This process gives us an opportunity to observe and learn about the economic trends and challenges facing the people of our District. It also allows us to observe the range of public policies and private initiatives undertaken across the District aimed at promoting local and regional economic growth.
I am very pleased to be with you today to discuss my views on the economic outlook, with particular emphasis on the outlook for inflation.1 In its most recent statements, the Federal Open Market Committee has identified "the risk that inflation will fail to moderate as expected" as its "predominant policy concern." This places current inflation and the inflation outlook squarely at center stage in thinking about the economy and monetary policy. So in my remarks today, I will take a closer look at inflation's recent behavior and the prospects for its future behavior. In doing so, I'll discuss the interplay between real activity and inflation expectations. As always, these remarks should be taken as my own personal views, and not necessarily those of any of my colleagues in the Federal Reserve.
I am pleased to be with you tonight to discuss my views on the outlook for inflation.1 In its most recent statements, the Federal Open Market Committee has identified "the risk that inflation will fail to moderate as expected" as its "predominant policy concern." This places current inflation and the inflation outlook squarely at center stage in thinking about the economy and monetary policy. So in my remarks tonight, I will take a closer look at inflation's recent behavior and the prospects for its future behavior. In doing so, I'll place particular emphasis on what we've learned in recent years about inflation dynamics, particularly the interplay between real activity and inflation expectations. As always, these remarks should be taken as my own personal views, and not necessarily shared by any of my colleagues in the Federal Reserve.
Let me begin by telling you about some recent experiences. I had the opportunity earlier this year to guest-teach a couple of business school economics classes. I opened my discussions with a pair of questions, asking students to put themselves in the place of a monetary policymaker choosing a target for the federal funds rate. First I gave them a set of hypothetical facts about the state of the economy: a slowdown in housing in the wake of multi-year housing boom; rising mortgage default rates; preliminary indicators of a slowing in business investment. And then I asked them: "What are you going to do?" The students dutifully responded that this situation could call for a reduction in the funds rate. They'd obviously been doing their homework.
I recently had the opportunity to guest-teach a couple of business school economics classes. It was great to be back in the classroom. Don't get me wrong – I like my current job. But it was nice not to have to vote on anything.
On behalf of the Federal Reserve System, I would like to add my welcome to the fifth Community Affairs Research Conference. These biennial meetings are a unique opportunity for academics, policy makers and community development professionals to gather together and consider new research findings that can inform our judgments on a variety of issues. I applaud the organizers for compiling such an interesting and provocative program.
I have to admit that I was apprehensive when Steve and Anil asked me to participate in this Forum and comment on a report on inflation dynamics, especially when I found out that one of the authors was going to be an old friend, Mark Watson. Mark is a pre-eminent time-series econometrician, so my first thought was that I was going to need to brush up on unit-root asymptotics. When the report arrived, however, I was pleasantly surprised to find a wide-ranging and insightful review of the historical behavior of inflation in the G-7 countries along with a thoughtful examination of alternative explanations of those dynamics. I think the Report makes a very useful contribution to applied monetary economics and illuminates well some of the key challenges in monetary policy today. The usual disclaimer applies here, however; the views I express are my own and not necessarily shared by my colleagues in the Federal Reserve System.
It's a pleasure to be here again this year for what has come to be called the "Broaddus Breakfast." I am honored to be invited back for a third appearance. Before I begin, I owe you the usual disclaimer that these views are my own and are not necessarily shared by my colleagues around the Federal Reserve System. But for those of you who have followed my voting record, this should come as no surprise.


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It's hammer time. Again.
After saving the world in The Avengers, Marvel Comics' resident thunder god returns for another solo adventure in the sequel Thor: The Dark World, and the first trailer has the blond superhero (Chris Hemsworth) taking on new bad guys, bringing back old foes and reconnecting with his main squeeze, Jane Foster (Natalie Portman).
Thor has returned home to his mystical home realm of Asgard, but an ancient race of Dark Elves led by Malekith (Christopher Eccleston) has risen and threatens the Nine Realms, including Earth. So, Thor brings Jane to Asgard to keep her safe — and starts a little bit of a love triangle with Thor's fellow warrior, Sif (Jaimie Alexander).
The hero also looks to a surprising fellow for help: his villainous brother, Loki (Tom Hiddleston), who was last seen in The Avengers teaming with an alien armada to rule Earth. After having been smashed by Hulk and the other superheroes, Loki — looking haggard, with long hair right out of a European metal band — is imprisoned but he could be a key to taking out the Dark Elves.
Director Alan Taylor, a Game of Thrones veteran, brings a load of fantasy action to the Thor sequel, as evidenced in the trailer when Thor wields his mighty hammer, Mjolnir, against an army of baddies, and with one fell swoop they all go flying due to the weapon's power.
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Claiborne returns to Yanks, replaces Nix on roster
NEW YORK -- Preston Claiborne has had a whirlwind few days.
On Friday, the reliever was optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to make room for Mark Reynolds. On Tuesday, he was called up to be New York's 26th man in a doubleheader against the Blue Jays and optioned back to the RailRiders right after the second game.
On Thursday, Claiborne was recalled to the Bronx again. The reliever is filling the spot on the 25-man roster vacated by infielder Jayson Nix, who was placed on the disabled list with a fractured left hand suffered in Wednesday's game.
Manager Joe Girardi said he didn't yet know an exact timetable for Nix, but said his guess was that the infielder would miss the remainder of the season.
The Yankees chose to call up Claiborne instead of another infielder because the bullpen's two long relievers -- Adam Warren and David Huff -- pitched a combined eight innings on Wednesday.
Claiborne entered play Thursday with a 2.74 ERA in 35 appearances for the Yankees this season.
"Do you go with a short bench, or short pitching?" Girardi said. "I really don't want to bring a position player into pitch, so I chose to go short bench. And if we have to adjust, we'll adjust. We've had to do it before."
Nix's injury -- and Claiborne's callup -- does leave the Yankees limited options off the bench. The only hitters available off the bench on Thursday were first baseman Lyle Overbay, outfielder Brett Gardner and catcher Austin Romine, leaving the team without a backup shortstop behind Eduardo Nunez until Derek Jeter -- who is beginning a rehab assignment with Scranton on Thursday night -- is ready to return.
Should the Yankees need to replace Nunez in the field for any reason -- he did miss a game Tuesday after suffering a hamstring injury on Sunday -- Girardi said he would have to get creative.
Girardi mentioned outfielder Alfonso Soriano could possibly be a part of the contingency plan because of his experience as a second baseman, but he was coy when asked if he would consider moving third baseman Alex Rodriguez over to short. If Girardi did move Rodriguez to short, Reynolds could play third base.
"Vernon [Wells] lobbied yesterday, and I said, 'I don't think so,'" Girardi said. "I have some ideas. Hopefully it doesn't happen, but we'll see."


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Public Courses Include Undiscovered Gems and Some of the Best, Most Beautiful In America
Albany, NY (May 30, 2013) - Where is the birthplace of golf? Most people will tell you St. Andrews. But who knew that it's in Yonkers, New York, not Scotland? In 1888, John Reid and his Apple Tree Gang of friends played three holes of golf in a cow pasture establishing what is now the Saint Andrews Country Club in Hastings-on-Hudson, the oldest golf club in continuous use in America.
Today, 124 years later, Empire State residents and visitors have almost 1,000 golf courses to choose from - everything from little known gems in small towns, magnificent rural landscapes, and some of America's best known, toughest, and most scenic pitches.
Without taking a mulligan, let's be clear: New York's claim to the birthplace of American golf hinges on a technicality - Oakhurst Links in West Virginia opened in 1884 but has had an interrupted history of operations. But golf is a game of precise measurement so the trophy goes to Mr. Reid. And, in fact, Saint Andrews is only one of many illustrious, enduring links between New York and golf.
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, in the Town of Southampton on Long Island, which has since hosted one of the world's most prestigious golf tournaments, the U.S. Open, at least five times, opened in 1892. This year, another New York course, Oak Hill Country Club (East) located just outside of Rochester, hosted its third PGA Championship August 5 - 11. Also, Locust Hills Country Club just outside Rochester will further reflect the state's golfing prominence by hosting the LPGA Championship June 3-9. Many years earlier, in 1890, the country's first resort golf club, Hotel Champlain, opened at Bluff Point, New York. And 1895 saw the opening of the first American public course, Van Courtland Park in the Bronx, which, with its subway stop, today has the distinction of being the most easily accessible golf course in America.
The Black Course at the Bethpage State Park Golf Club in Farmingdale, almost by itself, places New York among America's great places to play golf. Not only has it been ranked in the top 10 best, most difficult, and most scenic courses in the country, it has earned top honor for individual holes. It has hosted the U.S. Open and other major tournaments and, most important, is a public course, open to everyone. In fact, two of Bethpage's five courses, the Black and the Red, rank among the top public courses in the state, along with such other notables as three courses at the Turning Stone club in Verona; Montauk Downs on Long Island; Hiawatha Landing in Apalachin; Saratoga National in Saratoga Springs; Leatherstocking in Cooperstown; Branton Woods in Hopewell Junction; and The Sagamore in Bolton Landing. A complete list of New York's public courses is available online at http://www.golflink.com/golf-courses/state.aspx?state=NY.
New York can also claim two of the world's most famous golf course architects as native sons - Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr. who together have created almost 1,000 championship courses around the world. Jones Sr. arrived from England at the turn of the 20th century and grew up in upstate New York, attended Cornell University, and began his career as a caddy. His son has followed in his footsteps.
For non-golfers, and those who manage to play the game and still maintain a sense of humor, golf is a funny game, and has been since its inception. New Yorkers used to take carriage rides out to the country to watch grown men "playing marbles with sticks." Today, American golfers lose or throw away 300 million of those "marbles" a year, which may have driven a gentleman, dressed as a clown, to steal a golf cart from the Terry Hills Golf Course and drive it through the street of Batavia, New York last year. The clothes were later determined to be his regular golfing attire, suggesting he literally lost his "marbles."
Golf may be the only game in the world, where the object is to have the lowest rather than the highest score. This may explain why so many amateurs don't seem to mind a score above par; they want to take as many swings as possible in order to get their money's worth. Luckily, for vacationers in New York, it is easy to get outstanding value for money spent playing golf in many regions of the state, particularly those areas at some distance from major metropolitan areas.
A good place to start finding great values in New York golf is The New York Golf Trail, which includes courses in seven geographical categories - the Finger Lakes, Central New York, Cooperstown, Saratoga, the Hudson Valley, Lake Placid, and "Off the Beaten Track". The Trail's website lists golf facilities, current golf packages and area lodgings as well as descriptions of the regions and things to do in each area. It is even possible to make bookings and arrange hard-to-get advance tee times. Visit www.nygolftrail.com or call 1-800-614-7450.
The following is a sampling of great public golfing opportunities throughout New York State:
Beekman Country Club, Hopewell Junction
Beekman Country Club has been selected as one of the 50 top golf courses for women in the United States, and is in the top four for the Northeast. The 2009 edition of the PGA Professional's Guide to Travel published a national survey of PGA Professionals, who offered their choices for favorite golf facilities for women to play. Visit http://www.beekmangolf.com/ or call (845) 226-7700.
Bluff Point Golf Resort, Plattsburgh
From the moment you step onto Bluff Point, you'll know you're in for a memorable golf experience. This beautifully maintained is nestled on picturesque Lake Champlain, where you'll see the inspiring Adirondack Mountains of New York. While the views are unsurpassed, the golfing is even better. Whether you choose to ride a cart or to walk this championship course designed by Albert W. Tillinghast (renowned for his courses throughout the world, such as Baltusrol Golf Club, Bethpage Black, and Winged Foot) you'll be challenged and mystified at every turn. Visit http://www.bluffpoint.com/ or call (518)563-3420 or toll free at (800)438-0985.
Brookhaven Golf Club, Porter Corners
The 18-hole course in Porter Corners, New York features 6,570 yards of golf from the longest tees and is set amidst New York's lush woodlands. Designed by George Pulver, Brookhaven golf course opened in 1963. http://www.brookhavengolfcourse.com/ or call (518) 893-7458.
Brookwoods Country Club, Ontario
Built in 1928, this championship course offers four sets of tees, making this great layout appealing to golfers of all skill levels. Traditionalists, avid golfers and novices will all be impressed by this spectacular course created by world renowned architect Geoffrey Cornish and known for its pristine greens and well maintained fairways. The Brookwoods offers a rich history, having hosted such prestigious events as a US Women's Open Qualifier, US Public Links Qualifier, multiple RDGA Championships and all six New York State Amateur Championships. Visit www.brookwoodcc.com or call (315) 524-8495.
Chautauqua Golf Club, Chautauqua
Associated with the Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua Golf Club features two 4-Star rated 18-hole courses and a Learning Center built in 2008. A complete teaching and practice facility, the Learning Center features a 300-yard driving range, two putting greens, a chipping green with fairway, rough, and bunker approaches, as well as three practice holes. The course was designed by Donald Ross. Visit www.chqgolf.com or call (716) 357-6211.
Chestnut Hill Country Club, Darien Center
Named the "best public greens in Western New York" by Niagara Golfer magazine, Chestnut Hill Country Club is set in the gently rolling hills 20 minutes east of Buffalo. Consistently rated among the top courses in the Western New York by Golf Digest, it is noted for its scenic and beautiful country setting, offering golfers a challenging and diverse course at a playable level. Visit http://www.chestnuthillcc.com/ or call (585) 547-3613.
Doral Arrowwood Golf Club at the Doral Arrowwood Hotel & Conference Center, Rye Brook
Doral Arrowwood, designed by Robert von Hagge, the creative mind behind the famed Blue Monster in Miami, offers nine spectacular holes of golf. Challenge yourself on the 3,200-yard, par-35 course, featuring von Hagge's trademark shadows, bunkers, and water hazards. Just minutes from White Plains, the club offers engaging play to all skill levels, and the Mitchell Spearman Golf Academy offers instruction for all skill levels. Visit http://www.doralarrowwood.com/ or call (914) 323-4478.
Lazy Swan Golf and Country Club Village, Saugerties
Located just 5 minutes off of the New York State Thruway in Saugerties, The Lazy Swan Golf Course is a championship caliber nine-hole course designed by Golf Architect Barry Jordan. The course has been exquisitely crafted as "a series of linked passages of natural beauty" with each hole presenting its own unique character and challenges for players to overcome. Players will encounter several cascading and reflection ponds, rock outcroppings, dramatic elevation changes, an alpine garden, and beautiful views of the Catskill Mountains. Visit
http://www.thelazyswan.com/golf or call (845) 247-0075.
Oak Hill Country Club, Rochester
Oak Hill Golf Course wasn't always picture perfect; the once nearly barren land only had nine golf holes and the clubhouse was a converted farmhouse lit by kerosene lamps when it was incorporated in 1901. However, for the 137 members who began playing this intriguing sport, which was relatively new in America, it was a haven of social activity and recreation, and it was all theirs. Oak Hill Country Club has now become the only club to have hosted all six of the men's golf championships. This summer, it was the site of the 2013 PGA Championship. Oak Hill's rich and storied tradition of hosting championship golf was completed with their most recent championship, the 2008 Senior PGA Championship. Visit http://www.oakhillcc.com/ or call (585) 586-1660.
Pheasant Hill Country Club, Owego
Tioga County's newest golf course, Pheasant Hill's 18-hole golf course was designed and built in 2008. The 19th century historic country club offers sweeping, beautiful views, rolling hills, valleys, ponds, and bent grass greens. Pheasant Hill's golf course takes full advantage of the setting, providing challenges and scenic views at every turn. Visit www.pheasanthillcc.com or call (607) 687-0722.
Rock Hill Golf and Country Club, Manorville
Designed by renowned golf architect Frank Duane, Rock Hill Golf and Country Club, on Long Island, is a challenging and somewhat hilly course that plays longer than most courses on Long Island. Opening in 1965, the 18-hole golf course is always impeccably manicured and offers golfers challenging and exciting holes. There are a few water hazards and plenty of trees lining the fairways and several undulating greens that make putting interesting. Visit http://www.rockhillgolf.com/ or call (631) 878-2250.
Seven Oaks Golf Course, Hamilton
Colgate University is the proud owner of "Seven Oaks Golf Club", named after the ancestral home of the Colgate family. The flawless 18-hole course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, has garnered accolades from Golfweek, The Golf Channel, and Golf Magazine. Visit http://www.sevenoaksgolf.com/.
Thousand Islands Country Club, Wellesley Island
Situated on beautiful Wellesley Island, Thousand Islands Country Club was designed by George Boldt. It sits directly across from the resort village of Alexandria Bay in the heart of the fabled 1000 Islands, and features 36 holes of great golf, efficiency villa/suite lodging, Hacker's restaurant, a 100 slip marina, pool, and a reputation for 1000 Islands hospitality that goes back over a hundred years. Visit http://www.ticountryclub.com/ or call (800) 928- 8422.
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The long noodles in this soup — representing longevity — are meant to be slurped up. In Chinese culture, cutting them would symbolize cutting one's life short.
This recipe requires a whole chicken for its rich broth and makes double the quantity necessary. Reserve 1/2 cup stock for the Broccoli Spears in Garlic Sauce and freeze the remainder. After setting aside the breast meat for the soup, save the rest of the chicken for another dish. The reserved cilantro leaves can be used for the Steamed Striped Bass with Ginger and Scallions.
Active time: 30 min Start to finish: 3 3/4 hr
- 1 (3-lb) whole chicken
- 12 cups cold water
- 1 (6-oz) slice boneless ham (1/3 inch thick) such as Smithfield ham or baked Virginia ham
- 1 bunch scallions
- 1 (1-inch) piece fresh ginger, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 4 garlic cloves, crushed
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped fresh cilantro stems, roots discarded
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 6 oz dried rice noodles
- 3 cups finely shredded iceberg lettuce (1/4 head)
- Cover chicken with 12 cups water in a 6- to 8-quart pot.
- Cut off one third of ham (trim if necessary) and cut into 1/3-inch dice, then chill. Add remaining two thirds ham to pot.
- Trim scallions, then cut 1 scallion into thin slices and reserve. Cut remaining scallions crosswise into thirds and add to pot along with ginger, garlic, and cilantro stems.
- Cook chicken, uncovered, at a bare simmer 3 hours (do not let boil), skimming foam as necessary. (Do not stir, or stock will be cloudy.)
- Transfer chicken with tongs to a cutting board, reserving stock. When chicken is cool enough to handle, remove breast meat and shred into 3-inch-long strips, discarding skin. Chill strips and reserve remaining chicken for another use. Pour stock through a fine-mesh sieve into a large bowl, discarding solids and skimming off fat (see cooks' note, below).
- Bring 6 cups stock with salt to a simmer.
- While stock is coming to a simmer, bring about 2 quarts water to a boil in a 4-quart saucepan. Soak noodles in a bowl of very hot water until softened, about 10 minutes, then drain in a colander. Add noodles to boiling water and cook 1 minute, then add lettuce and cook 30 seconds. Drain in a colander.
- Using tongs, divide noodles and lettuce among 6 deep bowls, forming small nests, then top with shredded chicken and diced ham. Ladle 1 cup hot broth into each bowl and sprinkle with sliced scallion.
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To skim even more fat from stock (for a soup with less than 4 grams fat), cool, uncovered, then chill, covered, until fat solidifies, about 6 hours.
Each serving contains about 155 calories and 4 grams fat.


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We Try All the Flavors of AriZona's Soda Shaq from 7-Eleven
Shaquille O'Neal already represents Reebok, Icy Hot/Gold Bond, Buick, and Zales. Clearly, cream soda is the next logical step. The retired basketball player/cop/video game martial arts master/actor has partnered up with AriZona Beverages to release Soda Shaq Cream Soda, available in blueberry, orange, strawberry, and vanilla in 23.5-ounce cans. The sodas, each featuring a different Shaq facial expression, can only be found at 7-Eleven stores, where they sell for 99 cents.
AriZona promotes the fact that all four flavors are made of all-natural ingredients, including carbonated filtered water, sugar, honey, vanilla extract—from Madagascar, they say—and citric acid. There are also specific and ambiguous fruit and vegetable juices for flavor and color. These sodas are a bit less bubbly than the average canned and carbonated soft drink, and a single can holds three servings, with a total of 72 grams, or roughly 17 teaspoons, of sugar. We're assuming that to the 7' 1" Shaq, 17 teaspoons of sugar is nothing.
Vanilla Cream Soda
The closest of the bunch to a plain cream soda is the vanilla flavor. Poured into a glass (because everyone pours their AriZona drinks into a glass, right?), it has a color similar to that of an American lager. It seems a bit fizzier than the others, and the strong vanilla flavor does indeed taste quite natural. But of the four, this one is the sweetest of the set, cloyingly so, especially when paired with salty food such as pretzels. Still, some tasters chose it as a favorite.
Blueberry Cream Soda
Had we been handed the blueberry soda blind, we wouldn't have been able to identify the fruit as easily as we could with the other cans in the lineup. There's a little blueberry there, but also something that tastes like grape, and overall, the soda doesn't have a particularly strong fruit flavor. That doesn't mean it's bad, though—the fruit actually paired pretty well with the vanilla flavors. You could even garnish this with fresh mint if you want to get fancy.
Orange Cream Soda
It took us a second to place the flavor, and then it hit: the orange cream soda tastes like a Creamsicle. A slightly less artificial Creamsicle, mind you, but a Creamsicle nonetheless. It's not as fizzy as most orange sodas, and not as bright as, say, a fresh clementine, but it's our overall favorite—especially good when turned into a vanilla ice cream float.
Strawberry Cream Soda
Soda Shaq's strawberry flavor smells like strawberry ChapStick, and tastes like it, too. It's the most fruit-forward of the bunch, and although we still tasted the vanilla, it was less evident than in the other three drinks. We found that it paired well with dark chocolate, which toned down the strawberry flavor a bit, and came across not unlike a real chocolate-covered strawberry. It's the one flavor that we wouldn't want to drink on its own.
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At Telephone Systems Direct we take voip security and voicemail security very seriously. We do advise our customers that they should implement all security measures to prevent hacking into your systems to make international calls at your expense. Voice-mail passwords need to be changed if they are set to manufacturer's default. The log-in details of external IP-devices should be kept secure by the IT Manager.
IPtelephones being used by home workers have to be registered on the voip system and allowed through the voip security fire wall.
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Author: Susan Linton
Absolute, a lightweight Linux operating system based on the respected Slackware Linux distribution, just released version 12.0. It features kernel version 22.214.171.124, IceWM and Fluxbox window managers, and many graphical and ncurses-based configuration tools. Its goal is to provide a lighter, easier-to-use Slackware appropriate for newcomers and experienced Linux users alike. It is built for speed and performance but doesn't neglect stability or security.
For Linux newcomers, Slackware installation and configuration can be intimidating. Absolute attempts to alleviate some of the complexity by providing documentation and easy configuration tools. The Absolute download is a zipped package of the ISO, a How-to text file, and an installing directory containing a walkthrough with instructions and screenshots on how to install Absolute (and Slackware) to your hard drive. Some of the instructions are a bit sketchy (such as the cfdisk step) and they haven't yet been updated to reflect the new version, but the process is the same — just ignore references to version numbers. This wonderful documentation could go a long way toward relieving some of the anxiety a newcomer might experience.
Absolute's install process is the same as the interactive graphical Slackware ncurses installer, with the same basic steps found in any Linux installer. It adds an upgrade option that should be convenient for anyone who's running an earlier version. It also removes the tedious package and kernel selection steps, instead installing all the software bundled with the distro and the only kernel included. During the first boot, Absolute configures the video card and screen resolution; for me the process amounted to little more than confirming the auto-detection.
After booting the new system, I was brought to a terminal login. Starting X brings up the default IceWM window manager, for which Absolute includes more than a dozen nice themes and wallpapers for personalization.
Usually after installing a new operating system, the first step would be to set up a user account. You can add users by employing a quick, easy graphical configuration in the System Tools menu.
The root desktop has a customized wallpaper embossed with the words "whoami=root" in the upper right corner. It also displays a Getting Started icon that opens a directory of various help files on subjects such as User_Login, USB_Stuff, and Audio_Help. The root menu contains links to system configuration tools not found in the users' menus, such as Package Tool, Create a new user, Configure Xorg, Software Updating, and Configure Network.
I found it inconvenient to have the system configuration tools available only in the root menu. They should be available in the user menu as well, but requiring root password. As it is, to use them, you have to log out of the user desktop, su to root, then log in to the root desktop, then go back to your user account again when you're done. Absolute should also provide the Getting Started documentation on the user desktop too.
Absolute Linux ships with applications for all the different tasks one might expect. Firefox 126.96.36.199 is the browser, Slypheed is the mail client, and Pidgin is the instant messaging application. Also installed by default are Abiword for word processing, the GIMP for image manipulation, and KTorrent for peer-to-peer file sharing, along with SMPlayer, K3b, and Audacious for multimedia. The menu contains several games, calculators, search tools, development apps, file managers, and a planner/calendar. There's also plenty of documentation, such as a Slackware book, an intro to Linux, and the IceWM manual, as well as information on specialized areas such as development, graphics, and multimedia. Linux-2.6.21-5, Xorg 7.2.0, and GCC 4.1.2 form the distro's foundation. It's an impressive and well-rounded collection.
Package management is one area in which Absolute aims to simplify Slackware. The distribution includes a graphical front end to Slackware's pkgtool called XPKGTOOL that can be used to install and uninstall applications. For a more advanced package management solution, Absolute bundles Gslapt, which can install, upgrade, and uninstall packages from a local or remote repository. It's a graphical front end to slapt-get, which works very much like Debian's apt-get.
Absolute also tries to make it easier to work with portable devices by including dbus, HAL, and DevTray to auto-mount removable media. DevTray is a panel application that resides below the regular Icewm panel; you have to click on the panel arrow to retract it in order to see the DevTray. From there if you click on a device of interest, DevTray will auto-mount it and open Rox-filer in that directory. Right-clicking the icons for these devices opens a menu with options to umount and eject. DevTray works really well except that regular users don't have write permissions to some devices — and another little problem.
For DevTray to work, an automount daemon must be enabled, as it is by default. As a result, upon second boot when the daemon is started, the /etc/fstab file is overwritten with entries for only removable media devices, such as the CD-ROM drive. This renders the system unbootable because it removes references to the permanent drives. After my first reboot, I was dropped to a maintenance shell. The standard output indicated the superblock wasn't readable and suggested running fsck. This error would definitely be the end of Absolute for most newcomers. In fact, it took me several minutes, another installed system, and a few boots to find and fix the problem. To avoid this issue I suggest disabling the Automount option upon first boot by going in as the root user to System Tools -> Configuration -> Run Services Menu, or you'll find your system unbootable when you next boot.
I had to boot into another system for another reason too. Modprobing the version of Ndiswrapper shipped with Absolute resulted in the fatal "Invalid module format" error. I downloaded the latest stable version from SourceForge.net and installed it with no problems. I was then able to use my Windows-dependent wireless Ethernet chip.
I was able to get CPU scaling (the adjustment the CPU speed in order to decrease power consumption) to work by modprobing the generic governing and my CPU-specific modules and inserting the desired governor into the /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor file. There was no graphic monitoring app for battery life, but I could check on it by peeking into the /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state file. However, I wasn't able to get suspend or hibernate to work.
The remainder of my testing experience went well. I installed Absolute Linux on my Hewlett-Packard dv6105 laptop, as I know if it can pass my laptop test it will probably do fine on most desktops. Absolute auto-detected and configured my graphics, sound, and touchpad hardware. The system and applications were stable and fast. Firefox came with all the plugins I needed, such as Flash, Java, and video support. SMPlayer played all the video formats I tested. The system has lots of nice little touches, such as customized application splashes, Roadrunner "Beep Beep" startup sound, complete and functional menu, graphical configuration tools, and lots of great documentation.
Add up all the pros and cons, and the pros win. I really like Absolute Linux. I feel like its developers are reaching most of their goals. It is light, fast, and stable. The configuration tools are handy, the included documentation is impressive, and including gslapt is a real plus. On the minus side, I'd like to see better ACPI support in the form of userspace tools, and I can't understand how such a serious bug as I found with the automounter was allowed to ship, unless it was just something isolated to my system.
Absolute is definitely on the right track. If you like Slackware but find KDE to be a bit too heavy, or if you find Slackware difficult to configure, then Absolute might be the distro for you.
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