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essence I Love Extreme - Volume Mascara
109 reviews
73% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$
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on 8/9/2018 8:21:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Amazing mascara!! Very affordable and cruelty free. It darkens, curls and lift my lashes.. Hg
on 5/17/2018 10:05:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I like a dry mascara but this was too dry for me. It also clumps upon application and really needs to be combed through. The worst part was the flaking: by the end of the day this flaked all around my eyes. That's really the deal-breaker for me.
Sure, it's cheap but what good is that if the product itself sucks?
on 5/17/2018 9:13:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I keep going back to this mascara.
★ Extremely affordable (only $2.99 at Ulta).
★ Provides awesome volume but also lots of length (false lash effect).
★ Super black.
★ Formula starts pretty wet but after a few weeks of use it becomes the perfect consistency (not too wet, not too dry).
★ Lasts but is easy to remove at the end of the day.
★ Doesn't flake or smudge.
★ The packaging appeals to me.
★ This isn't one of those mascaras that dries out super fast... it lasts as long as I want it to.
★ The brush is large & takes some getting used to.
★ The brush is a hybrid between the look of a natural bristle & the feel of a plastic bristle (I'd prefer if the bristles weren't plastic & were softer).
★ Only in-store at Ulta in the US (as far as I'm aware).
★ It doesn't come sealed so you have to take care to make sure the one you pick out hasn't been opened.
All in all, for the price especially, the pros outweigh the cons.
on 2/7/2018 12:58:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Tan, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I do not like this mascara at all. It does give you volume but it just starts coming off after a few hours! You don't even have to take your mascara off in the evening as you won't have any on.
on 1/2/2018 4:26:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This is nice, nothing spectacular, but nice. Makes my lashes quite voluminous, but doesn't hold a curl with two coats, and tends to leave smugdes on the skin during the day. Easy to get off though, and really inexpensive, so might want to give it a go if you're curious. I'm going to use it up, but then continue trying out other Essence mascaras.
on 12/23/2017 5:38:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Essence products are hit or miss but I really wanted to try their inexpensive mascara. I Love Extreme comes in two kinds - in black and fuchsia packaging - and they have different brushes which is unusual. I chose the black one because I only use classic stiff wands.
My initial impression was disastrous because despite looking good when applied it flaked like crazy. I could give it up after a few uses but I once noticed that on one eye it performed nice and the other one was flaking. So I became curious and experimented a bit until I got better results. My technique is to keep the first coat light and to let it dry before adding more product. I also use setting spray. It is still not the best in terms of longevity but I think it's not worse than most mascaras especially considering the price.
Currently I consider this to be one of my favorite mascaras. It instantly gives me volume and length, and holds the curl for the whole day. It has a really big brush which makes sense for longer fibers, and it combs lashes pretty well. But it can be a turn off for people who prefer smaller wands. I also make sure to wipe off the excessive product because there is a generous amount of it both inside and on the brush after taking it out.
on 5/26/2017 9:09:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
My eyelashes are somewhat long/full/curled naturally. I apply a few coats for an everyday work look just to make my eyes pop and tie my other eye makeup together. If I apply a few more coats, I can get a false-lash, lashes touching my eyebrows effect. The formula starts off kind of wet, but after a few weeks it dries down to a perfect consistency between wet and dry. I never have problems with this flaking or smudging. The key is making sure you don't get an already opened tube. The only pitfall of this product: the packaging isn't sealed in any way. So if you're at Ulta and just pick up the first one you see, it's more than likely already been opened. I'm always sure to reach for a tube towards the back of the display. For $3 or so, you really can't beat this mascara.
on 3/10/2017 9:25:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Green
This is a hell of a mascara - LOVE IT!!!!!! Up until now L'oreal Telescopic has been my favorite mascara but I think I love this one even more. For folks that haven't liked this mascara in the past - they just introduced a new formula. This mascara gives me very thick wet looking lashes and does not smudge or flake. I also get quite bit of length too. AND it was only 4.99!
on 3/1/2017 9:21:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
No. No. No.
I'm a low maintenance lass and this is way too high maintenance when for just a few more bucks, you can find a plethora of far better options. This is the first time I've wondered about actually returning a product. Also the first time I chucked something without considering if my 10-year old might like to play makeup with it.
Just a hot mess- not sure where to begin. Brush should be fine- it is my favorite type but this stuff was simply a disaster. I hate knocking things but this product had such rave reviews that I had to say something. Perhaps others are way more patient and tolerant and can make this work but I can swipe and go with amazing lashes for just a buck or two more in other brands so .... NO.
on 1/30/2017 5:38:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Adds volume to my straight lashes. Separates them nicely and is a nice deep black. I remove the excess product on a tissue so it doesn't get too clumpy. The brush is quite big so I have to be careful it doesn't get on my eyelid. Didn't flake on me until it started getting old, but for the price its easily replaceable.
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Summer crochet hat with fields in the open and beautiful knitted bouquet fit well in a summer dress.
cream and crochet №2 recruit a chain of 10 Air. loops, make them in the ring Port. Art. The first series start with a 3-Air. lifting loops and knit in the ring 29, Art. s / n, completing a series of soed.st. the 3rd Air. lifting loop. Next knit according to the scheme, since each row with 3 Air. and ending with lifting loops comp. Art. Finished 19th row, change a little scheme of knitting knit another 5 rows without additions sirloin grid checkerboard pattern, alternating 4 tbsp. s / n - filled cell and 2 Air. Loop - an empty cell. Thus little deeper hat. After finishing 5th number sirloin grid, tie series 1 Art. b / n and then we continue to knit fishnet field cap scheme starting from the 20th row. Finished hat is necessary starch, pull on the appropriate form and allow to dry. Description crochet flower: Beautiful poppy with large broad petals consists of three parts: the main part - violet petals and yellow stamens and black hearts.
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If the headline seems like a typographical error, it's not. The verb "to pwn" is Internet-speak for "to own by cyberattack." Fifteen-year-old hackers use it.--
And who might get "pawned" (pronounced "pawned")? Everyone on the "WHOIS" record. And what's the "WHOIS" record? According to Wikipedia: "WHOIS (pronounced 'who is') is a query and response protocol...used for querying databases that store the registered users or assignees of an Internet resource, such as a domain name, an IP address block, or an autonomous system, but is also used for a wider range of other information. The protocol stores and delivers database content in a human-readable format."
The "WHOIS" information is that given by whoever applied for a website domain name. If you want to find out who registered, for example, hongkong.com, go to http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jsp and type it in--it will dish up the registration info at the time of registration.
It's a piece of information useful in basic intel-gathering, but I haven't thought of this registry in awhile. Until a friend sent me a panicked e-mail last week--he was convinced of cyber malfeasance. The dodgy missive contained his actual name/address/telephone number, and seemed to offer a search-engine-service in a manner more suited to warning of imminent domain-name expiration. There were links to the usual ("PROCESS SECURE PAYMENT" and "UNSUBSCRIBE INSTRUCTIONS") malware-delivery-sites, but, he said: "they've got my info!"88"
I suggested he remain calm and check the return email address, noting that as it was a string of letters and numbers with a ".in" domain, perhaps he wasn't in imminent danger. Unless of course he'd clicked on the links, which--following essential security practice--he hadn't. Deleting the malicious missive eliminated any chance of pwnage.
But it's been years since I saw a phish based on mining of the "WHOIS" database, so I contacted Richard Stagg, managing director of Hong Kong-based security and penetration-testing firm Handshake Networking.
Stagg's advance is always useful, and after confirming that he sees scams based on "databases being mined for information" frequently, he waxed lyrical on this particular vulnerability.
"So many bits of the Internet are still based on those happy days years ago when it was a small, trusted place and the Russians weren't plugged in," wrote Stagg. "The "WHOIS" database is a classic example. We always check it during penetration-testing, looking for convenient information leaks and occasionally using it for social engineering (famous example: large HK-based retail organisation; one fax on fake letterhead made from their Website, and we OWNED THEIR DOMAIN.....!"
This comment from the ever-inventive Mr Stagg helped spark this blog-post. What comes naturally to penetration-testers (and hackers) is a holistic view of security. Information from the "WHOIS" database is a starting point--correlate with other info gleaned from social networks, "friendly" phone calls to employees, graphics copied from Websites and suddenly a large Hong Kong-based firm no longer owns their own domain. This is why enterprises with significant brand-equity view in-depth online security as sound business practice. The risks are just too great...and diverse.
Stagg then gave some impromptu comments that I feel are worth relaying. "The Internet's greatest challenge is its inertia, and the astonishing amount of will required to upgrade even the tiniest part," he wrote. "Why do we still have spam? Why do we still need search engines? Why are phishers trying extort money? Because we can't upgrade the Internet!"
This string of invective raises more questions than this correspondent can answer, but remember this comes from the managing director of a firm dedicated to helping Hong Kong enterprises protect their networks, and the brand-equity they represent, from criminals who do far worse than blast out a million phishing e-mails based solely on the "WHOIS" database. But for now, let's keep it simple. Go ahead and type any URLs pertinent to your business into the Network Solutions the "WHOIS" database-checker: http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jsp. At the very least, it will show you the information any hacker can easily find, and list the expiration date of your domain-name. Being aware of security issues is always a best practice for enterprises. As Stagg points out, it's been years since the Internet was a small, trusted place.
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I've been talking about the Super SIV bailout plan since the plans for the fund first became public October 14. Today The Wall Street Journal is questioning whether the Super SIV bailout fund can be funded in time [subscription required] to help struggling SIVs who need to find investors for $100 billion in debt coming due in the next six to nine months. The Journal reports some of the biggest SIV operators already are selling their assets, including Citigroup (NYSE: C), the Super SIV champion and the operator of the largest chunk of SIVs, and Rabobank of the Netherlands. Moody's Investor services continues to downgrade the types of assets held by the SIVs, especially assets based on subprime mortgages in the U.S.
Why should you care? You may be holding a money market fund or mutual fund that holds debt from these SIVs in trouble. If the bailout doesn't arrive in time, SIVs will have to restructure their debt, wind down, or in the worst-case scenario become unable to pay their debt investors. When the Journal first started talking about this mess, it reported SIVs held $400 billion in assets globally. Today, because of the write-downs and sale of assets, the Journal is estimating the total value of SIV assets at $350 billion.


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This collection of math problems is based on a weekly series of space and Earth science problems distributed to teachers during the 2013-2014 school year. The problems were intended for students looking for additional challenges in the math and... (View More) physical science curriculum and were created to be authentic glimpses of modern science and engineering issues, often involving actual research data. Includes information for teachers and answer key. (View Less)
This is a collection of mathematics problems relating to the moons of the solar system. Learners will use simple proportional relationships and work with fractions to study the relative sizes of the larger moons in our solar system, and explore how... (View More) temperatures change from place to place using the Celsius and Kelvin scales. (View Less)
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As science extension activities, this book of problems introduces students to mapping the shape of the Milky Way galaxy, and how to identify the various kinds of galaxies in our universe. Students also learn about the shapes and sizes of other... (View More) galaxies in our universe as they learn how to classify them. The math problems cover basic scientific notation skills and how they apply to working with astronomically large numbers. It also provides exercises in plotting points on a Cartesian plane to map the various features of our Milky Way. (View Less)
This collection of activities is based on a weekly series of space science mathematics problems distributed during the 2012-2013 school year. They were intended for students looking for additional challenges in the math and physical science... (View More) curriculum in grades 5 through 12. The problems were created to be authentic glimpses of modern science and engineering issues, often involving actual research data. The problems were designed to be one-pagers with a Teacher's Guide and Answer Key as a second page. (View Less)
This book introduces students to some of the most unusual places in our galaxy outside of our solar system. Answering the question, "How many stars are in the sky?" introduces students to basic counting, tallying, and grouping techniques, as well as... (View More) allowing for the use of simple proportions. (View Less)
In these math problems, students will examine the characteristics of water droplets in clouds.
This collection of 160 math problems covers the 20 science topic themes presented by the NASA/JPL Year of the Solar System (YOSS) website, covering the solar system, planets, the search for life, and robotics. Examples of topics included are: scale... (View More) of the solar system; asteroids; comets; moons and rings; volcanism in the solar system; ice in the solar system; water in the solar system; the Sun, transits and eclipses; astrobiology; magnetosphers and more. It is intended as a mathematics supplement for the science content presented at the YOSS website, and features grade-appropriate and Common Core State Standards-based math problems based on science content for grades 3-12. (View Less)
This is an activity about using models to solve a problem. Learners will use a previously constructed model of the MMS satellite to determine if the centrifugal force of the rotating MMS model is sufficient to push the satellite's antennae outward,... (View More) simulating the deployment of the satellites after launch. Then, learners will determine the minimum rotational speed needed for the satellite to successfully deploy the antennae. This is the seventh activity as part of the iMAGiNETICspace: Where Imagination, Magnetism, and Space Collide educator's guide. Instructions for downloading the iBook educator's guide and the associated Transmedia book student guide are available at the resource link. (View Less)
This book presents 49 space-related math problems published weekly on the SpaceMath@NASA site during the 2011-2012 academic year. The problems utilize information, imagery, and data from various NASA spacecraft missions that span a variety of math... (View More) skills in pre-algebra and algebra. (View Less)
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Students will learn about NASA's Radiation Belt Storm Probes (RBSP), Earth's van Allen Radiation Belts, and space weather through reading a NASA press release and viewing a NASA eClips™ video segment. Then students will use simple linear functions... (View More) to examine the scale of the radiation belts and the strength of Earth's magnetic field. This activity is part of the Space Math multimedia modules that integrate NASA press releases, NASA archival video, and mathematics problems targeted at specific math standards commonly encountered in middle school textbooks. The modules cover specific math topics at multiple levels of difficulty with real-world data and use the 5E instructional sequence. (View Less)


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The Beat the Cock! marathon can be found at Santa Maria Beach, Los Santos. It is unlocked after completing The Green Sabre. Simply winning the triathlon will give the achievement.


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Giggs, 34, became the 11th player to score 100 league goals for the club when he got the opener in Saturday's 4-1 win over Derby at Old Trafford.
"I think he's a fantastic footballer," Ferdinand told BBC Sport.
"I don't think he gets the credit he deserves as a player for what he has achieved," he added.
"He's probably one of the best players I've played with, if not the best, and continues to go from strength to strength.
"He will be appreciated more when he's retired. When we go abroad he's respected a lot more in foreign countries than in this country.
"When people throw names around saying someone's done this or done that for the Premier League, he very rarely gets mentioned.
"It's a shame we are not appreciating a player who's been the most successful footballer of our generation probably."
Giggs put United in front against Derby five minutes before half-time for his 100th goal in 519 league appearances.
"It's a great achievement for myself, not many people have done it so I'm really pleased," the Welshman told BBC Sport.
"In the context of the game it was an important goal but now I can enjoy that it was the 100th league goal."
Sir Alex Ferguson felt Giggs's landmark should have received more acknowledgement during the game itself.
"I am surprised there was no announcement about Ryan's milestone," said the Manchester United boss.
"Maybe no-one knew but I certainly did. It is a fantastic achievement, absolutely marvellous.
"Not many players have scored 100 league goals but the service Ryan has given us, quite apart from the goals, is outstanding."
The Scot added: "Ryan is a great character, a great person and a fantastic servant to us all."
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc warned of a possible operating loss in the first quarter following a sharp drop in fourth-quarter profit, a sign that the online retailer is continuing to spend heavily on expansion and new ventures at the expense of shorter-term profits.
Shares of the company fell more than 9 percent.
Amazon forecast first-quarter operating results ranging from a loss of $200 million to a profit of $100 million, below Wall Street expectations.
Amazon has been growing at least twice as fast as the e-commerce sector in recent years. To keep up that pace, the company is expanding into new categories and regions, spending heavily on growth and crushing profit margins.
Amazon's first-quarter forecasts suggest the company may continue this heavy investment.
"The wide range reflects the investments that we're making," Amazon Chief Financial Officer Tom Szkutak told reporters on a conference call. "We have a lot of opportunities to invest in .... You're seeing more of that in Q1."
Amazon forecast first-quarter revenue of $12 billion to $13.4 billion. Wall Street was looking for $13.4 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Amazon shares dropped 9.5 percent to $175.84 in after-hours trading following the results.
"Amazon is not a cheap stock, so any type of disappointment, we typically see a pretty meaningful reaction by the market," James Lee, analyst at Credit Agricole, said.
Amazon shares have fallen more than 20 percent since hitting a record in October, partly on concern about how much the company is investing.
Amazon is spending in three main areas: fulfillment centers to support its online retail business; content for video streaming and other media businesses; and technology infrastructure for its cloud computing service.
One of Amazon's latest ventures is the Kindle Fire tablet computer, which some analysts estimate the company is selling at break-even or at a small loss.
On Tuesday, Amazon said sales of all types of Kindle devices, including cheaper e-readers, jumped 177 percent over the nine-week holiday period ending Dec 31, versus the same period a year earlier.
Amazon CFO Szkutak said Tuesday that he was "very encouraged" by the early spending habits of Kindle Fire owners, who are buying more digital content such as e-books, video, music and apps.
Amazon said fourth-quarter net income was $177 million, or 38 cents per share, down from $416 million, or 91 cents per share, a year earlier.
Revenue came in at $17.43 billion, up 35 percent from the fourth-quarter of 2010.
Amazon forecast first-quarter operating results ranging from a loss of $200 million to a profit of $100 million. That includes about $200 million for stock-based compensation and other expenses.
"Margins beat, but the outlook was disappointing on both top line and bottom line," said Ken Sena, an analyst at Evercore.
Amazon forecast first-quarter revenue of $12 billion to $13.4 billion. Wall Street was looking for $13.4 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Just another "Theme" that I came up with while sitting here bored.
I thought it would be cool to try to focus on ONE photographer, and guess WHO it IS!!!? LOL! (I actually added Roberson Images using Photoshop ;-)
(Sorry about the dirty finger nail, but I do work in the field when I'm not out shooting :-)
** Shot with a Nikon D80, 2/SB-600's, and a Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 @ f/1.8 **
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Joe Schaf gave props (16 Oct 2008):
Very Cool! Great idea!
Gary Fudge (Deleted) gave props (16 Oct 2008):
Get this submitted to a stock agency!
Ahmed Roberson said (16 Oct 2008):
Way ahead of you Gary!!!! Thanks for the heads-up though ;-)
Lynn H (Deleted) gave props (16 Oct 2008):
Superb!! You are very clever!! :)
Kristina Kurtzke gave props (16 Oct 2008):
Absolutely fantastic! I love how just some of the finger and the name in the book is focused in, and the rest not!
Regenia Brabham (Deleted) said (19 Oct 2008):
Great photograph. I like how part of the phone book is sharp and part is not.
Joey C gave props (22 Oct 2008):
Clever shot!
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such a genius idea for the challenge!
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This is a great photo even if it wasn't for the "teeny tiny" challenge! You come up with some excellent ideas when you say that you are bored. I feel like you are never truly bored, you just are not out looking for photo opportunities but your mind is busy working on how to put together a challenge. That is keeping busy with your mind, not bored :-)
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very clever!!
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Love it ...LOVE IT ...LOVE IT!!!!!
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Back to vote on this excellent theme entry!
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Rediscovering Self after cancer: I came to the Grail looking for myself, for a release from who my cancer had made me in the last year. And I found it here. I am so thankful for this time and for the lovely people that have helped me in this journey of self-exploration. Shannon
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Infrared reduces chronic pain: I came to Grails Springs in search of pain relief as I suffer from Fibromyalgia. We really did get to put the Infrared to the test because I woke that morning with a very stiff neck and left shoulder; which is very common with Fibromyalgia. The first time I went in for 20 mins and by the time I came out my neck and shoulder pain was almost gone and stayed away most of the day. Again the next day I awoke with the same neck and shoulder pain; a little worse this day. Into the Infrared I went and again by the time I came out the pain was pretty much relieved. I do believe we have found something that works! I am so happy to have found a drug free pain reliever. I have been trying my best to not be loaded with prescriptions and so far have lived with NO prescription pain meds; although I would love if I could do away will all meds. I defiantly would recommend anyone with any type of Chronic Pain Disease to at least give it a try. Jenny
Depression, anxiety, IBS and pain due to Fibromyalgia subsides: Dear Madeleine and the entire staff at Grail Springs, My daughter and son-in-laws gift of five glorious days of feeling hugged from the minute we walked in the door, truly listened to, deliciously fed, receiving spa treatments, listening to gifted speakers and having all of our needs more than met, was the most life changing event of my life. My caring and beautiful daughter knew how much I needed this and she was along to share in my recovery while healing herself as well. Everyone was there for us, we could let the outside world go and simply focus on our healing. Without realizing how it was happening, my depression lifted, my life-long IBS and bloating was improving on the Alkaline Diet, my body was learning how to stretch and relax with the morning mantra and yoga, the Sea Vichy treatment helped my extensive skin cancer healing and most importantly, I was filling my soul with renewed faith and joy. I hadn't wanted to look at myself in the mirror for quite some time but there I was, looking at a younger looking woman smiling with that old sparkle in her eyes. Wow Well, I have been home for over two weeks and am still on the Alkaline diet, which really shows as I am no longer troubled with painful and urgent IBS symptoms, no more panic attacks, no more constant Tylenol for my Fibromyalgia and I am shrinking. As if that is not all enough I have a clearer complexion and little to no under arm odour. Amazing how well your body can function with the right PH level. Although I will always have a life changing brain injury, I continue to see the pure joy and optimistic view of my life forward. The entire Grail Spring's Staff know how to perform Miracles. Victoria
Spiritual renewal: The workshop with Madeleine left me so profoundly changed. I felt completely loved, supported and safe through the whole process. Anyone who has that feeling in their gut, that gnawing to follow an inner voice but doesn't know how or where to start; it is here with Madeleine who has walked the walk and can help to get you on your path. I walked away from it peaceful, grounded and confident with the tools and techniques I learned throughout the week to go forward. I am ready now to share this with family and friends through patience and compassion. CF


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Downballot Derby: Incumbents Win N.C., Ind. Primaries
The closest primary race was in the state's central 5th district where Republican Rep. Dan Burton defeated emergency room physician John McGoff, 52 percent to 45 percent. Burton, the state's longest-serving congressman, had come under fire during the campaign for missing House votes during a trip to a charity golf tournament. He will be heavily favored in the Republican leaning district in the fall.
Also in Indiana, Democratic Rep. Andre Carson defeated seven primary challengers with 46 percent of the vote in Indianapolis' 7th district. Carson won the seat in a special election held in March to replace his grandmother, former Rep. Rep. Julia Carson, who died in December. He will now have a rematch of that special election with Republican state Rep. Jon Elrod.
The most competitive House race this fall in Indiana may come in the 9th district in the southeastern part of the state. Democratic Rep. Baron Hill will face former Republican Rep. Mike Sodrel for a fourth consecutive time. Hill defeated Sodrel in 2002 and 2006, with Sodrel winning by 1,500 votes in 2004.
In North Carolina, the most closely watched House primary involved Republican Rep. Walter Jones in the third district, home to the Marine Corps' Camp Lejeune and other bases. Jones came to prominence for touting "Freedom Fries" in the run-up to the Iraq War, but has since has come to oppose the war and was among the few Republican House members to vote for timetables to withdraw U.S. troops. Jones defeated Joe McLaughlin, a former Army officer, by a comfortable 20-point margin, and he is heavily favored in the general election.
The closest House race in North Carolina this November could come in the 11th district in the Western part of the state, where freshmen Democratic Rep. Heath Shuler, the former NFL quarterback, won in 2006 with 54 percent of the vote. Asheville City Councilman Carl Mumpower won the Republican primary over two others with 48 percent of the vote.
North Carolina Democrats also held a primary for the chance to take on Republican Sen. Elizabeth Dole in the fall. Democratic state Sen. Kay Hagan beat Chapel Hill entrepreneur Jim Neal by a big margin. Dole is favored, but Democrats in the state believe they have a chance.
Both states also had closely-watched primaries for gubernatorial races this fall. In North Carolina, Democratic Lt. Gov. Beverly Perdue will face Republican Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory for the right to replace Democratic Gov. Mike Easley, who is term-limited. And in Indiana, former congresswoman Jill Long Thompson squeaked out a win in the Democratic primary over Indianapolis architect Jim Schellinger by just 7,000 votes, 50.3 percent to 49.7 percent. Schellinger initially refused to step aside after the results came in, but then conceded the race later Wednesday, the Indianapolis Star reports. Long Thompson will face incumbent Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels in the fall.
Louisiana Special Elections: On Saturday, Democrats picked up the 6th District seat for the first time in three decades as State Rep. Don Cazayoux defeated Republican publisher Woody Jenkins, 49 percent to 46 percent.
The win in the Baton Rouge-area district gives Democrats a second significant special election victory this year in areas that usually skew heavily Republican. The first win came in March in the Illinois seat once held by former House Speaker Dennis Hastert. A third seat could change hands in a May 13 special election in Mississippi.
Also, in the 1st District in the New Orleans-area, Republican state Sen. Steve Scalise overwhelming defeated Democratic college instructor Gilda Reed. The seat has been held by Republicans since 1977.
Senate Tidbits: Also of note on some Senate races to watch…
- Democratic former Virginia Governor Mark Warner formally kicked off his Senate campaign with a tour around the state. Although the seat is now held by the retiring Republican Sen. John Warner, Mark Warner will be favored over either possible Republican challenger – former Gov. and GOP presidential candidate Jim Gilmore or state Del. Robert G. Marshall
- Minnesota Senate candidate Al Franken agreed to pay about $70,000 in back income taxes in 17 states dating to 2003. He had been hounded by accusations he neglected to file returns in states where he had made speaking engagements, and said his accountant made the mistake.
- Republican Wyoming Sen. Mike Enzi announced he will run for re-election this year, ending speculation that he would retire.


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Ronnie Moore is counting down the days until Hartlepool United return to Victoria Park.
Pools are clocking up the miles over the next eight days, visiting Northampton Town today before facing Dagenham & Redbridge in London next Saturday.
Give or take a mile or two either side, it's the not-so-small matter of 916 miles on the road for Moore and his players before they can look forward to a League Two clash with Barnet at the Vic a week on Tuesday.
The Pools boss is well aware of the pain felt following two heavy home defeats, 3-0 to Bristol Rovers and 4-1 to Luton Town, and wants a happy home from now on.
"We need to make the Vic a fortress," said Moore.
"We need to be winning our home games again.
"There are some advantages to being away - you can sit back a bit more and counter-attack.
"Maybe the players feel a bit more pressure at home.
"But, as a manager I want us to be the best we can be at home.
"Nine times out of 10, you get most of your points on your own pitch.
"If you aren't winning at home then it puts an awful lot of pressure on your away games."
Moore says he will continue to look for new loan signings for the Vic faithful to watch.
The Pools manager says he has been frustrated in his attempts to bring in an experienced defender following the concession of seven goals in the last 180 minutes on home turf.
And Moore has been upset to draw a blank took in his pursuit of a winger.
He spoke previously of wanting a wide player or box-to-box player to bring added energy for his side.
But he has had three knock-backs from top flight clubs.
"I spoke to three Premier League clubs about wingers, but they only wanted to loan them out to League One," said Moore.
"If there are no League One teams willing to take them, how ridiculous is it that they won't let a kid come out here to get experience?
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Where Nintendo tried to bring a more true hockey feel to the NES with Ice Hockey, Konami brought a true and pure arcade hockey game to the NES that sets the bar for all other hockey games on the 8-bit system.
Blades of Steel, or as I like to call it, Blades of Awesome (sounds like a Final Fantasy character-Ed), is the 1988 Arcade style hockey game that not only brought 6 on 6 hockey at a fast and furious pace, but also was the first hockey game on the NES to have fighting. The graphics look typical for Konami games to a point you think there are 12 Simon Belmonts from Castlevania skating around.The controls are tight and all the skaters have a response to them like you would skating around on ice, none of this turn on a dime skating game here.
There are 3 levels of game play, Junior (high school), College and Pro. No matter what level you pick, you have the same 8 cites to choose from: Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Edmonton, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Minnesota.There are no pro names or logos since this is not an officially licensed game, which can be a little of a let down but it takes nothing away from this great game. If you are not familiar with arcade style sports games, you pretty much throw out all the strategy that goes into sport and instead you just want to score. Blades of Steel is pass'n'shoot as often as you can and the game will make you work for the goals.
The challenge of the game is not so much how well you skate and shoot, but more of controlling the goalie. Now it is not the hardest thing to do being a goalie, the game does have a  moving arrow below the goalie helping you show when you have a open net to shoot at or defend. Another challenge is that the game will not let you get to big of a lead, the famous rubber band effect that was common in the old games. If you are lucky enough to get a 5 goal lead, you can pretty much figure on the computer getting within 1 goal before the end of the period. But in racing games and other sports game players can find this to be a problem, I really found it to be OK with Blades. I guess because I was so into playing it that, I liked the idea of the final score being a nail bitter and as I am a hockey fan, I am used to those 1-0, 2-1 sort of scores.
This is a perfect pick-up and play game for a single player but with a friend this game shines, even if you or your friends are not fans of hockey. I really think more hockey games out today should take a cue from Blades of Steel on how to make it simple, fast and fun to play. If you have never played a hockey game before or have tried the others, it is time to try the best.
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The Fiesta Sporting Trophy category within the Vantage Aluminium NZRC has received a boost with the entries of 23-year-old Patrick Malley and 18- year-old Northlander Ben Jagger.
Malley campaigned a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9 in last season's championship, but has been attracted to the Fiesta Sporting Trophy by the chance to compete for the prize of an entry into the Fiesta Sporting Trophy International Shootout in England at the end of the year.
Malley will once again campaign with the experienced Raymond "Crunch" Bennett in the navigator's seat. Jagger and navigator Ben Hawkins will rally the car Kayne Barrie drove to finish second in last season's series. Jagger competed in club rallies last season with a Suzuki Swift and took a class win on the Hawkes Bay Rally.


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Since October 2016, I am a Post-doctoral student founded for 2 years by the Fondation Mathématique Jacques Hadamard (FMJH), in the program Mathématiques Ingénierie. I work at Centre de Mathématiques Appliquées (CMAP) of the École Polytechnique.
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10/2018 - present Standard European Fellowship Marie Skłodowska Curie
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Host institution: CMAP, École Polytechnque
Reference collaborator: Prof. Antonin Chambolle
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Advisors: Prof. Gianni Dal Maso and Dr. Giuliano Lazzaroni
Title of the thesis: Some results on quasistatic evolution problems for unidirectional processes
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Constitutional Problems with the Libyan War• dailybell.com
Last week the Obama Administration took the United States to war against Libya without bothering to notify Congress, much less obtain a Constitutionally-mandated declaration of war. In the midst of our severe economic downturn, this misadventure has already cost us hundreds of millions of dollars and we can be sure the final price tag will be several times higher.
Why did the US intervene in a civil war in a country that has neither attacked us nor poses a threat? We are told this was another humanitarian intervention, like Clinton's 1999 war against Serbia. But as civilian victims of the US-led coalition bombing continue to add up, it is getting difficult to determine whether the problem we are creating on the ground is worse than the one we were trying to solve.


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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ESTHER A. LIGHTNER, DECEASED. ELVIS B. ADAMS, INDIVIDUALLY AND EXECUTOR OF ESTATE OF ESTHER A. LIGHTNER, DECEASED; LAURA F. ADAMS, ET AL., MOVANTS-APPELLANTS,v.JOSEPH C. LIGHTNER, RESPONDENT-APPELLEE.
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TRAFTON DENNIS, Judge, presiding. Judgment affirmed.
Elvis B. Adams, executor of the Estate of Esther A. Lightner, deceased wife of Dr. Joseph C. Lightner, sought by sworn motion to strike the renunciation of the will, filed by Joseph C. Lightner the day following the entry of an order admitting the will to probate. The Executor was joined in the motion by each of the legatees and devisees, except Dr. Lightner; and it was therein contended that by reason of a written agreement, incorporated therein, between Dr. Lightner and the other devisees and legatees, previous to the probate of the will, his renunciation should be stricken. Dr. Lightner filed a sworn answer to the motion, alleging a fiduciary relationship between the nominated executor and Dr. Lightner, a lack of possession and apprisal of material facts and failure of Adams to make a full disclosure of the content of the will and the extent of the property involved; and that he was induced to enter into the agreement to his detriment, disadvantage and loss.
The evidence was heard, briefs submitted, and judgment entered, denying the motion to strike the renunciation and canceling the contract, from which judgment this appeal has been perfected.
Lightner, an 80-year-old retired physician, and his wife were living in their winter home in Sarasota, Florida, when his wife became seriously ill and was hospitalized in Sarasota in January 1965. She remained in the hospital, in serious condition, until her death on March 17, 1965. Her brother, Elvis B. Adams, and his wife, Laura, arrived in Sarasota, from their Illinois residence, early in March, and stayed there approximately a week, in the Lightner home with Dr. Lightner, leaving Sarasota, after calling on Mrs. Lightner at the hospital on the morning of March 9. While there, each day Adams visited his sister in the hospital, and at her request itemized for her the property she advised him she owned for the purpose of making a will. The will was executed by Mrs. Lightner after Adams departed from the hospital on March 9, 1965, and was mailed by the attorney who prepared it to Adams at his home in Norris City, the will arriving on March 14. Until after his arrival at his Harrisburg, Illinois home, on Sunday, March 21, Dr. Lightner had no knowledge of his deceased wife having made a will. Mr. and Mrs. Adams had at his request opened up his Harrisburg home, where they remained with Dr. Lightner until some time after March 26. Funeral services for Mrs. Lightner were held at Harrisburg on Tuesday, March 23.
The Lightners had been married more than 30 years, and for a time after the marriage Dr. Lightner operated a hospital at Harrisburg, and Mrs. Lightner was manager, bookkeeper and laboratory technician therein. They retired in the late 1930's and thereafter they divided their time between Harrisburg and Sarasota.
Mrs. Lightner's will contained 10 provisions; these provisions with the property included, with its source are as follows: 1. Payment of debts, funeral expenses and costs of administration by executor. 2. Devise to Elvis B. Adams of all leases and interests in leases, specifically including oil, gas or mineral leases, and all real estate. This included testatrix' interest in 40 acres of land, held in tenancy-in-common with Dr. Lightner and 1/4th mineral interest in 240 acres of land, on which oil is being produced; the Doctor had given Mrs. Lightner the 1/4th mineral interest in this tract which he owned in fee, before any oil was produced therefrom. 3. Bequest to Elvis B. Adams of a 1959 Chrysler sedan which Dr. Lightner had purchased for Mrs. Lightner. 4. Bequest to sister, Nettie DeBoard, of $6,500 government bonds, which had been bought personally by Mrs. Lightner, a set of diamond ear screws and a mink coat, both of which were gifts from Dr. Lightner. 5. Bequest to Laura F. Adams of Platinum ring set with diamonds, which was an engagement ring given by Dr. Lightner, a ring set with 2 diamonds, which had been a gift from Dr. Lightner, a set of china which Mrs. Lightner had purchased, and an antique table which had been a gift of a neighbor, and clothing and personal effects. 6. Bequest to Betty Jean Black, daughter of Elvis B. Adams, of diamond set wristwatch, a gift of Dr. Lightner. 7. Request that wedding band be buried with decedent. 8. Bequest to Dr. Lightner of her interest in furniture except antique table; the record is uncontradicted that Dr. Lightner had acquired and owned all furniture except the antique table. 9. Bequest to Elvis B. Adams of residue and remainder of estate; this consists of 2 ceramic kilns, purchased by Mrs. Lightner. 10. Nomination of Elvis B. Adams as executor with power of public or private sale. All other property in which Mrs. Lightner had an interest at the date of her death was acquired by Dr. Lightner and held in joint tenancy with him, except a life insurance policy in which her brothers and sisters were beneficiaries.
According to Elvis Adams' testimony, on Monday morning, following Dr. Lightner's arrival in Harrisburg, Dr. Lightner told Adams that he guessed Mrs. Lightner's will was "in her lock box uptown," when Adams replied that he had received a will by mail from Sarasota, and that after breakfast they would go out where they could have quiet and peace without interruption and Dr. Lightner could read the will. Adams further testified that following breakfast he and Dr. Lightner got into Adams' car and Adams drove out into the rural area, parked the car on a country road, handed Dr. Lightner the will; that Dr. Lightner read it, and stated there was certain property which he wanted, to which Adams replied he would arrange it provided Dr. Lightner paid the outstanding obligations and funeral expenses and accepted the will. *fn1 He further testified that Dr. Lightner handed the will back to him, they returned to Harrisburg, and Adams privately conferred with an attorney whom he advised of the terms agreed upon so that a contract could be made; that on the following morning Dr. Lightner pointed out that there would be funeral expenses in Harrisburg, and Adams agreed to divide them, and so advised the attorney.
Adams further testified that on March 26 he and Dr. Lightner went to the attorney's office where an agreement had been prepared; that a copy was given to each of them, and it was read aloud to them, and Dr. Lightner read it for himself, it was then signed by each of them in quadruplicate, and the signed copies delivered to Adams who had his wife, daughter and sister affix their signatures, and returned them to the attorney.
Dr. Lightner testified that he first learned of a will about two hours after the funeral, March 23, when Adams in the presence of his wife Laura Adams, at his home in Harrisburg, said to him, "Esther has made a will" or "Esther made a will while we was down in Florida," at the same time pulling his coat open, so that Dr. Lightner could see a paper or envelope in his pocket, and that he was unable, due to an affliction of his vision, to tell which it was. He testified that there was no further discussion of the matter that evening except for Mrs. Adams saying, "Doctor, I hope to God you don't contest the will"; that he was stunned, tired and shocked, and the following morning Adams said, "Let's get in my car and go out and talk this will over discuss it." He continued, that Adams drove by a circuitous route to a point in the country and pulled off to the side of the road between two cornfields, when Adams pulled a paper from his pocket, faced him and said, "Now I will read the will"; that "He said after the funeral expense, then started off by giving him the automobile, Nettie DeBoard the ear screws and his wife the diamond engagement ring and the double-set diamond ring and also the wedding ring and then his daughter was supposed to get the little wristwatch. He also mentioned the chinaware and her clothes and I believe that's all of any significance that he mentioned"; that he mentioned the mink coat, made no mention of real estate or oil wells, or anything other than the automobile that Adams was to get; and that Dr. Lightner never had the will in his hands.
According to Dr. Lightner, "I said, `Elvis, I would like to have the engagement ring and the wristwatch, especially for sentimental purposes.' He says, `Doc, I can't do that. Esther willed the watch to my daughter and she willed the engagement ring to my wife, Laura.' I said, `Elvis, I would like to have them.' He said, `Well, Doc, I can't do that without putting it in writing or making some kind of a contract.' I said, `That is not necessary. You've known me for thirty-six years and why couldn't we do that without having to do anything like that.' He said no we'd better have it in writing. There was nothing more said. I didn't hear anymore until a couple of days"; and that he told Adams that he had paid the funeral expenses in Florida, and agreed to pay them and half the funeral expenses in Harrisburg in exchange for the watch and ring. He testified that on the following morning Mr. and Mrs. Adams took him for a drive and that while in the car, he mentioned the jewelry and Mrs. Adams said, "Doctor, I hope you don't contest the will" and that he replied, "Laura, as far as I know now, the way Elvis read it to me, I don't have any idea of doing so." His further testimony was that after he had aroused from a nap on the afternoon of the 26th, Adams said, "Let's go up to Judge Hancock's office, he has some papers that he wants us to sign," that they were there and he "followed along" as the contract was read, that he could not see to read it and understood that it concerned only the watch and ring, which, for sentimental reasons, he wanted.
That Dr. Lightner was tired and under emotional strain and had taken a few "nembutals" during this period is undenied in the record, as is the fact that both his vision and hearing were impaired. The record substantiates the fact that at no time was he advised nor had knowledge of either his right to renounce the will or his right to a spouse's award under which he could have selected the items he wanted for sentimental reasons; the oil wells and real estate interests were never discussed. He testified that he was of the impression that the will only disposed of the items he says were mentioned in the conversations with Adams. He was never given a copy of any will and the will was not presented to him in the attorney's office when he signed the agreement; he testified that he was then asked if he had read the will and answered that Adams had read it to him, but that he later determined that Adams had only read parts of it to him. It is to be noted that since he owned the furnishings and furniture, he would take nothing by the will, and that the will provided for debts and funeral expenses to be paid from the assets of the estate.
The agreement executed by Dr. Lightner, Elvis B. Adams, Laura F. Adams, Nettie A. DeBoard and Betty Jean Black, which was offered in support of the motion to strike the renunciation and claims filed by Dr. Lightner for funeral expenses, a hospital bill of Mrs. Lightner and for special nurses in amounts which had been paid by Dr. Lightner, provides that in addition to the property given Dr. Lightner under the will, the ring and watch bequeathed to Mrs. Adams and Betty Jean Black, respectively, were to be delivered to him, and he agreed to pay all debts, expenses in connection with the funeral up to the time the body arrived in Harrisburg, one-half the Harrisburg expenses, neither renounce nor contest the will, make no claim for spouse's award or any other claim against the estate; the other signatories agreed to the distribution of the ring and watch to Dr. Lightner and that they would not contest the will.
As a practical matter under the terms of the purported agreement, Dr. Lightner agreed to not only give up his spouse's award, in a minimum amount of $1,000 (the will not having any provision in lieu of the award), *fn2 but his right to renounce, the exercise of which could have resulted in his taking one-half the entire estate, *fn3 subject to the debts, funeral expenses and costs of administration, but also to voluntarily pay the debts and greater portion of the funeral expense from his personal funds, all in consideration of the ring and ...
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I've neglected this blog for some time but here are a couple of updates.
I had the pleasure to be invited to write a story for Grand Central Noir. My story is called "Mary Mulligan" and it's a prequel to "Hatpin," a story I wrote for Shotgun Honey.
Another story published was "Kick" in Literary Orphans. Literary Orphans is a great up-and-coming ezine that I really enjoy. I'm proud to be included.


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Later, I told Jimmy. "Guess who I saw today - Miss W". "Oh really! My first teacher! How is she?". I looked up from my sewing and he was grinning too.
Tuesday, 16 September 2008
Later, I told Jimmy. "Guess who I saw today - Miss W". "Oh really! My first teacher! How is she?". I looked up from my sewing and he was grinning too.
6 comments:
- jellybelly*jellybrain said...
Thank you for your comments on my "sad" post today.
Mr Jelly has said I should remove the post in case the family read it, so now he's made me feel guilty so I've deleted it.
I just wanted to say thank you for thinking about me, and explain why it has disappeared from my blog
- 16 September 2008 at 20:45
- Gina said...
Happy birthday tomorrow Jimmy!
- 16 September 2008 at 21:23
- jennyflower said...
Awwwhhh. Happy Birthday Jimmy! I wonder how often each of us, in our day job, become one of those important people in others lives and dont even realise it. Some of my colleagues obviously ind their job very stressfull and I watch them pass that stress on to our customers, how different it could be! xxx
- 17 September 2008 at 07:51
- Dragonfly said...
Uh-oh...teenager approaching!
I still see No2's nursery teacher around and she always makes a point of remembering something about him - it's lovely!
- 17 September 2008 at 10:22
- Lisa Isaacs said...
I came here via A Spoonfull of Sugar. Just wanted to say that your story was very sweet! I enjoyed reading it.
- 17 September 2008 at 13:57
- Tracy said...
Very sweet story, Julia! And so nice to catch up with you here after being away on holiday...I'll be back soon...once the jet lag wears off--LOL! Happy Days ((HUGS))
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Every Sunday night, the editorial staff of the SI Golf Group conducts an e-mail roundtable. Check in every week for the unfiltered opinions of our writers and editors and join the conversation in the comments section below.
John Garrity, contributing writer, Sports Illustrated: Lots of golf on this Memorial Day weekend, but let's start with Zach Johnson's victory that nearly wasn't. He forgot to return his coin to its original position after moving his ball for Dufner on 18, turning a three-stroke victory into a one-stroke win. Should CBS's Peter Kostis — who noticed the omission — have shouted out a warning before Zach putted out?
Damon Hack, senior writer, Sports Illustrated: No. That's on Zach and his caddie.
Alan Shipnuck, senior writer, Sports Illustrated: He might have if the outcome was truly going to be affected. But it's tough to shout it out in real-time when the whole state has become hushed.
Mark Godich, senior editor, Sports Illustrated: If the outcome was going to be affected? Turns out, Zach had to make a five-footer. Otherwise, they were in a playoff.
Ryan Reiterman, senior producer, Golf.com: Absolutely not. And Zach should take a lesson from Tiger. Flip a coin over to the opposite side to remind yourself to move it back.
Stephanie Wei, contributor, SI Golf+: I feel like it was weird that he completely forgot. I know that I would have been repeating to myself over and over, "remember to move the coin back, remember to move the coin back."
Jeff Ritter, senior producer, Golf.com: I don't think so, but then again, if it's acceptable for TV viewers to phone in and point out penalties …
David Dusek, deputy editor, Golf.com: It's not the job of a media member to point out the rules or remind a player about something like that while the competition is still happening. I'm sure Zach got caught up in thinking about winning, forgot he'd moved his marker, and that's it. Johnson's a pro, and so is Kostis, and they both have a job to do.
Mike Walker, senior editor, Golf Magazine: Interesting question, but I don't think the announcers should get involved in the tournament while the action is unfolding.
Godich: So, if a player asks an on-course reporter where another player stands, what should the reporter say?
Reiterman: "Look at that giant scoreboard over there."
Rick Lipsey, writer-reporter, Sports Illustrated: Good thing somebody spoke up before Zach signed his card, or he'd have been front-page news for all the wrong reasons.
Tell us what you think in the comments section below: Should Peter Kostis have warned Zach Johnson about a possible rules infraction before he putted?
Garrity: In Fort Worth, Jason Dufner's "Three Wins and a Wedding" screenplay turned into "Cowboy Chainsaw Massacre" when he tripled the 15th to hand Zach Johnson his second Crown Plaza Colonial title. Was Dufner simply worn out from a month of tournament leads and wedding cake in the face? Or is he not quite the unflappable fellow that his deadpan demeanor suggests?
Godich: I'm cool with Duf. He just ran out of gas. That Texas heat will suck the energy right out of you.
Shipnuck: I'm sure the Duf is exhausted. A wedding can kick anybody's butt. Sandwich two victories around it, and it's remarkable he was even in contention this week.
Godich: The grind wasn't any easier playing against a guy like Zach Johnson, who spent the weekend getting up and down from all over Fort Worth.
Jim Gorant, senior editor, Sports Illustrated: I agree he must be gassed, but at the same time I don't think he's as good long-term as he's looked the last month.
Jim Herre, managing editor, SI Golf Group: That was one of the ugliest finishes I've seen in years. Johnson hardly distinguished himself, either. How can a Tour player get a brain-dead two-stroke penalty like he did on the 72nd hole?
Godich: And they played out of order from the tee. Imagine if Dufner had made his putt and Johnson had missed.
Dusek: Dufner got paired with exactly the wrong player. Zach Johnson wasn't going to wilt at Colonial, and one really bad hole ended up costing Dufner the third win. We already know he's not unflappable because he should have won the 2011 PGA Championship going away last year. But Jason's still on a monstrous hot streak in my mind.
Hack: Duf gets a pass. There isn't a guy out there who doesn't have a triple in his bag, especially after the run he's been on. The fumes probably ran out.
Godich: The fact that he made a bogey, a double and a triple with a short iron or a sand wedge in his hand over a seven-hole stretch pretty much says it all. This from a guy who was dialed in for three rounds and eight holes.
Lipsey: Two wins and a second in four starts? That's a career for 99.99 percent of guys who ever play the game. Dufner is just fine.
Wei: Getting married, being in contention and winning twice would wear anyone down. I'd chalk it up to fatigue and the sauna-like conditions down in Texas. He ended up only losing by one with his C-game. Good to see him hang in there.
Tell us what you think in the comments section below: Was Dufner worn out, or is he not as unflappable as we think?
Garrity: What about the BMW PGA Championship and the wet-fuse performance of our defending U.S. Open champ, Rory McIlroy. Rory lost his world No. 1 ranking at Wentworth, shot a second-round 79 to miss his second straight cut, and tarnished his reputation for sportsmanship by throwing his club after a bad shot. Have fame and fortune spoiled our young hero?
Herre: Nah, he's living life a little. Good for him.
Gorant: Love hurts, John, as young Rory is learning. He admits he's been a little distracted, but I think he'll refocus a little and get back on track.
Ritter: Just a rough patch. More telling than the club-toss was McIlroy's admission that he hasn't practiced quite as hard lately. I expect him to re-focus and play well this summer.
Dusek: Absolutely not. Obviously two missed cuts are not what Rory had in mind as he gets prepped for the U.S. Open, but no golfer is immune to stretches of bad play. As for the club toss, I don't love seeing guys do it, but I understand where it comes from and why it happens, and it really doesn't bother me too much.
Godich: Well, I did say I was a bit concerned that he was jetting up and down the East Coast after the Honda win. But he's 23 and enjoying life. Wouldn't we all do the same? Nothing to be concerned about. It's golf.
Shipnuck: Not spoiled, but it has made him a bit soft. Everyone plays poorly on occasion, but what's distressing with Rory is how little fight he shows when things are going bad.
Lipsey: Ruined? Flying to Rome to see your girlfriend, jetting back to Wentworth to play golf, dropping ALL the way to No. 2 in the world. Sounds OK to me.
Hack: Love his honesty about not practicing as much as he should recently. That said, uh, Rory, please go hit a few large buckets before Olympic. Thanks.
Wei: Agreed. At least he still has that candor. He was beating balls at Wentworth Saturday morning after he missed the cut, so that's a good sign.
Michael Bamberger, senior writer, Sports Illustrated: Not at all spoiled. The time has come to take a deep breath on all of our hero-worshiping. They're much more interesting as actual human beings.
Lipsey: As we discovered with Woods.
Walker: Like John McEnroe, there's always been a touch of the brat in McIlroy. He'll be fine.
Reiterman: I'm not hitting the panic button on Rory, but I just find the timing strange. Pretty much any other time of year, I wouldn't blame the guy for taking a break and jetting around the world with his girlfriend. But Players-BMW-Memorial-U.S. Open is not the stretch where you need to be slacking off. Hit the range, Rory!
Charlie Hanger, executive editor, Golf.com: I don't think fame and fortune are to blame, but he's rapidly descending my list of U.S. Open favorites.
Wei: It happens. He had a bad day and let a club slip. I'm sure his dad had a few words with him about the incident. How many times have we seen Rory throw a club on the course? I count one. Now, if we start seeing him kick clubs on 16 at ANGC, I'll start getting worried.
Tell us what you think in the comments section below: Any concern over Rory's mini-slump?
Garrity: Sticking with the anger-management theme, Ernie Els betrayed his usually-amiable facade with a profanity-laced tirade about Wentworth's too-firm greens, which he said had been improperly watered. Was Ernie's anger righteous, or was he merely deflecting criticism for his botched re-design of England's most prominent tournament venue?
Shipnuck: Both.
Lipsey: Guys who miss putts complain about bad green conditions, and Ernie's been missing a whole lot of putts lately.
Gorant: Seems like they're interrelated. Ernie's tweaks require a soft course. The conditions don't match the redesign, which makes Ernie look bad.
Godich: Ernie is as humble as they come, but everybody's got pride. He's no doubt tired of the criticism. I'm sure he reacted before somebody blamed him for someone else's mistake.
Dusek: I think pride, both for the work that he's done at Wentworth and in his game, has a lot to do with his outburst. Els has high standards for both, and neither seems to be meeting those standards right now.
Walker: Els is taking this too personally. I wonder if it's wise to have active players involved in designing or redesigning important tournament courses.
Godich: Ernie could have said no. And it's not like he didn't get paid for it.
Bamberger: Wentworth surpasses the great Belfry links, John? My guess is that Ernie's real anger is at himself, but it's far easier to take it out on an inanimate object that cannot talk back.
Herre: Els should know better than to go off in front of the British press. They'll never let him forget it.
Wei: Eh, he goes off at the press more than people realize, but I find it kind of endearing. More often than not, he'll apologize later. I like seeing that human side; it just shows he's passionate. But yeah, Ernie is probably as frustrated at himself and the design results (or flaws) as he is at the course setup.
Hack: Els was already sensitive after last year's tournament, especially concerning the par-5 finisher that was essentially a par-3. The baked-out greens after he begged officials for "triple the water" put him over the edge.
Wei: Last year at the U.S. Open, I ran into Rory in the lobby in the player hotel early in the week, and somehow the topic of Ernie's redesign and the complaining about the greens came up. Rory said it wasn't so much Ernie's fault but the European Tour's for not setting up the course properly.
Tell us what you think in the comments section below: Was Els right to be angry about Wentworth's setup?
Garrity: In another of those Rules of Golf kerfuffles, Graeme McDowell was penalized two strokes at Wentworth when high-def TV cameras picked up a slight movement of his ball on a nest of leaves when he was 10 feet away. One penalty stroke was for causing the ball to move (which nobody on the ground noticed). The second was for not replacing the ball where it originally lay. Thinking way too logically, an unhappy McDowell said, "How are you supposed to attempt to replace the ball when you're not sure it moved in the first place?" Who's at fault here? McDowell? Rules official John Paramour? The fan who called the penalty from his armchair? The inventor of the telephoto lens?
Shipnuck: I think you forgot Sir Isaac Newton.
Godich: For lack of a better answer, I'll blame McDowell. As course designers are fond of saying when asked how to play shots from impossible spots around a green, just don't hit it there!
Bamberger: TV can pick up things that the naked eye cannot. This is a gray area the golfing authorities are going to have to address.
Gorant: TV technology has outpaced the rules. If a ball moves in the woods but no one without an HDTV can see it, did it really happen?
Herre: If a player is so far away from his ball when it moves that he didn't see it, he should be spared the one stroke for not moving it back. Only fair.
Reiterman: If a player doesn't see it, his playing partner doesn't see it, and a rules official doesn't see it, it shouldn't be a penalty. Some dude with a 70-inch HDTV and a DVR should never be part of any sporting competition … unless American Idol is a sport.
Walker: But it's the rule that's the problem. The last person to blame is the passionate fan.
Dusek: If McDowell didn't know the ball had moved in the first place, I've got a hard time placing any genuine blame on him. I am not a fan of viewers calling in rules violations they think they see on TV. NFL fans don't call Fox Sports when a Cowboys lineman holds a Giants linebacker and the referees don't throw a flag.
Hanger: We've had this debate before, and I agree with Dave. Sometimes someone might notice something obvious and say something, but I don't want to see a time when golf fans are scrutinizing everything in slo-mo in hope of busting a pro.
Herre: I've always liked that fans, spectators or even TV announcers can call in infractions. Such actions are in keeping with the word and the spirit of the Rules of Golf. Plus, it differentiates our sport, making golf interactive like no other game.
Tell us what you think in the comments section below: Who do you blame for the McDowell penalty: the official, the fan, McDowell, or someone else?
Garrity: With his four-stroke victory in the British PGA, Luke Donald once again sits atop the World Ranking, an honor he's been swapping with McIlroy every couple of weeks. But the world's hottest golfer, despite his hiccup today, is Colonial runner-up Dufner, a 35-year-old pro who had never won a PGA Tour event until four weeks ago. Who do you regard as the real No. 1 — the steady-over-time Donald or the streaking Dufner?
Dusek: The man playing the highest quality golf today is Jason Dufner. By that logic, I'll say that Dufner is the real No. 1.
Reiterman: Giving it to Dufner. Two wins and a second are better than Donald's recent record, although two top 10s and a win ain't too shabby either. I'd even go as far as to say that recently Rickie Fowler and Zach Johnson have been playing better than Luke.
Lipsey: Donald. Winning a lot and always contending over a few years beats a hot month.
Gorant: I think Luke's win puts him over the top.
Godich: I moved Donald back ahead of Duf this week. Luke won the Euro tour's flagship event in a rout. He has also won in the States this year. Duf had a two-shot lead with 10 holes to play but, fatigue or not, couldn't close the deal.
Bamberger: Our poll is meant for streaking, as are these fast-moving times. In other words, The Duf, for his four-week run. But I'll take Luke's swing to my dreams.
Walker: Dufner is the last guy I want to see streaking, but he's my No. 1.
Shipnuck: Donald, easily. He has more wins than Rory this year, just as he had more wins last year.
Herre: The Duf gets my vote — for this week, anyway.
Hack: I give it to Luke, but I am growing impatient for that maiden major.
Tell us what you think in the comments section below: Who's the best player in the world right now: Dufner, Luke or someone else?
Garrity: Kevin Na, who attracted both sympathy and ire at the Players for his endless-waggle routine, finished at Colonial with a faster setup and a final-round 66. "It still isn't easy," he said, "but it's something I need to do." What do you think? Has the likeable Na beaten his waggle-yips?
Godich: Sorry, I have to see him do it when he's in the hunt.
Lipsey: He's in step 10 of his 12-step yip-withdrawal program.
Bamberger: A yipper is always in recovery, no matter the yip, no matter the golfer. Stole this idea from Tom Watson himself.
Shipnuck: I think he's week-to-week. It's certainly a fascinating melodrama.
Herre: Have to give him credit for attempting this huge change so quickly.
Dusek: I commend Na for making a concerted effort to change and get quicker, but no golfers ever beat the yips, they only learn to manage the affliction more effectively.
Tell us what you think in the comments section below: Has Na beaten his yips in just one week?
Garrity: Finally, a guy named Roger Chapman played brilliant golf and won the Senior PGA Championship. Anybody hear of him before yesterday?
Shipnuck: Didn't he play hoops for Kentucky in the late '80s? I recall some King Rex bling.
Bamberger: Did he invent the Chapman Scoring System? Yes, he's been well-regarded in Euro golf for decades, not at the Mark James level, but close.
Ritter: Nope. But Harbor Shores looked pretty good in HD.
Godich: With all due respect to Mr. Chapman, this is the last thing the senior tour needed. Six hours of golf on NBC, and Roger Chapman wins going away. Maybe Johnny Miller knew something by staying away.
Herre: Chapman won an event in Rio in 2000, but that's it in more than 600 Euro tour starts. Biggest news of the week may have been soon-to-be-67 Hale Irwin on the leader board.
Tell us what you think in the comments section below: Had you heard of Chapman before this week?


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Waynesboro Historic Locations
The following historic locations are located in Waynesboro, Tennessee. Please select a historic place in Waynesboro to view detailed information including address information, historical signifiance, and much more.
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|Evans Chapel United Methodist Church
Old Clifton Turnpike
Waynesboro, TN
Religious Structure
|Forty-eight Forge (40WY63)
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Waynesboro, TN
Manufacturing Facility
|Waynesboro Cumberland Presbyterian Church
High St.
Waynesboro, TN
Religious Structure
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