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I have a special place in my heart for breakfast. I just love it. And the testament to a great breakfast spot is well executed Eggs Benedict. So when I went to Verbena Cafe over the weekend within the gates of Norton Commons and saw six different types of Eggs Benedict I got pretty excited:
And I'll say it: the Ham & Swiss Benny was the best I've ever had. I made everyone at my table try it. The hollandaise was creamy and amazing. Hollandaise sauce is an emulsion of egg yolk and butter, usually seasoned with lemon juice, salt, and a little pepper. It's simple but really easy to get wrong. The eggs were cooked perfectly, runny and rich, the Cherry Wood ham made me rethink Canadian bacon all together. Even the hash browns on the side were delightful: a combination of shredded and cubed potatoes, with a touch of garlic.
Verbena Cafe is located within Norton Commons, which sort of feels like you are walking onto a movie set when you're in the community. They open for breakfast and lunch. If they can nail an Eggs Benedict, I'm sure the rest of their menu (PDF) will taste outstanding.
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This personalized mug (see the J ??) is for my friend Jen's birthday. So, she can hang-out with me and drink her coffee in style. No more plain ol' white mugs for her. No maaam. She's a colorful kind of girl that needs a colorful kind of mug! Happy Birthday Jen…hope it's filled with lots of laughter, snot-nosed tears, fun, and giggles. You deserve nothing less!
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BOSTON -- The loss or theft of personal data such as credit card and Social Security numbers soared to unprecedented levels in 2007, and the trend isn't expected to turn around anytime soon as hackers stay a step ahead of security and laptops disappear with sensitive information.
And while companies, government agencies, schools and other institutions are spending more to protect ever-increasing volumes of data with more sophisticated firewalls and encryption, the investment often is too little too late.
"More of them are experiencing data breaches, and they're responding to them in a reactive way, rather than proactively looking at the company's security and seeing where the holes might be," said Linda Foley, who founded the San Diego-based Identity Theft Resource Center after becoming an identity theft victim herself.
Foley's group lists more than 79 million records reported compromised in the United States through Dec. 18. That's a nearly fourfold increase from the nearly 20 million records reported in all of 2006.
Another group, Attrition.org, estimates more than 162 million records compromised through Dec. 21 - both in the U.S. and overseas, unlike the other group's U.S.-only list. Attrition reported 49 million last year.
"It's just the nature of business, that moving forward, more companies are going to have more records, so there will be more records compromised each year," said Attrition's Brian Martin. "I imagine the total records compromised will steadily climb."
But the biggest difference between the groups' record-loss counts is Attrition.org's estimate that 94 million records were exposed in a theft of credit card data at TJX Cos., the owner of discount stores including T.J. Maxx and Marshalls. The TJX breach accounts for more than half the total records reported lost this year on both groups' lists.
The Identity Theft Resource Center counts about 46 million - the number of records TJX acknowledged in March were potentially compromised. Attrition's figure is based on estimates from Visa and MasterCard officials who were deposed in a lawsuit banks filed against TJX.
The breach is believed to have started when hackers intercepted wireless transfers of customer information at two Marshalls stores in Miami - an entry point that led the hackers to eventually break into TJX's central databases.
TJX has said that before the breach, which was revealed in January, it invested "millions of dollars on computer security, and believes our security was comparable to many major retailers."
With wireless data transmission more common, hackers increasingly are expected to target what many experts see as a major vulnerability. Eavesdroppers appear to be learning how to bypass security safeguards faster than ever, said Jay Tumas, the head of Harvard University's network operations, at a recent conference for information security professionals.
"Within a year or two, these folks are catching up," Tumas said.
The two nonprofit groups' 2007 data also show rising numbers of incidents in which employees lose sensitive data, as opposed to cases of hacking.
Besides TJX's problem, major 2007 breaches include lost data disks with bank account numbers in Britain, a hacker attack of a U.S.-based online broker's database and a con that spilled resume contact information from a U.S. online jobs site.
"A lot of breaches are due to inadequate information handling, such as laptop computers with Social Security numbers on them that are lost," Foley said. "This is human error, and something that's completely avoidable, as opposed to a hacker breaking into your computer system."
Attrition.org and the Identity Theft Resource Center are the only groups, government included, maintaining databases on breaches and trends each year. They've been keeping track for only a handful of years, with varied and still-evolving methods of learning about breaches and estimating how many people were affected.
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In Vermont, Rutland Police Chief James Baker calls the spike in heroin use mind boggling. Manchester Police Chief David Mara says hes seen a definite uptick in heroin cases in New Hampshires largest city.
In Maine, Portland is reporting terrible consequences from increased heroin use 14 drug overdoses in a single month, including four in one 24-hour period. One person died of a suspected overdose.
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Coffin said authorities saw the crisis coming as far back as 2009 when experts on opiate addiction sounded a warning at a meeting in Vermont.
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Thats been a concern for a good number of years, said agency Director Roy McKinney. Were talking about opiates, whether its synthetic coming through pharmacies or from heroin. Those people whore addicted to that drug theyre going to go wherever theres the least resistance to satisfy their dependence.
In Manchester, Mara suspects the surge in heroin cases was fed by oxycodone and painkiller addicts who switched to heroin because they can no longer afford to buy pills on the streets. An 80 milligram tablet sells for about $80 compared to a bag of heroin that costs about $15, he said.
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Syracuse Orange
|Last Season
|34-3 (17-1 Big East)
Lost to Cincinnati in Big East tournament semifinals
Lost to Ohio State in Elite Eight of NCAA tournament
|Key Returning Players:
|C.J. Fair, F
Brandon Triche, G
Michael Carter-Williams, G
James Southerland, F
Baye Keita, C
|Key Additions:
|Trevor Cooney, G (Redshirt Freshman)
DaJuan Coleman, F (Jamesville-DeWitt HS)
Jerami Grant, F (DeMatha Catholic HS)
|Key Losses:
|Dion Waiters, G (Left early for NBA)
Fab Melo, C (Left early for NBA)
Scoop Jardine, G
Kris Joseph, F
|Top Non-Conference Games:
|Nov. 9 vs. San Diego State (Battle on the Midway, San Diego)
Nov. 30 @ Arkansas
Dec. 6 vs. Long Beach State
Dec. 17 vs. Detroit (Gotham Classic)
Dec. 22 vs. Temple (Gotham Classic, Madison Square Garden)
|Top Conference Games:
|Jan. 6 @ South Florida
Jan. 19 @ Louisville
Jan. 21 vs. Cincinnati
Feb. 2 @ Pittsburgh
Feb. 4 vs. Notre Dame
Feb. 23 vs. Georgetown
Feb. 25 @ Marquette
Mar. 2 vs. Louisville
Mar. 9 @ Georgetown
|Breakout Player:
|Michael Carter-Williams. C.J. Fair will be Syracuse's best player, DaJuan Coleman the team's top newcomer and Rakeem Christmas the most improved player on the roster, but no Orange player will benefit from expanded opportunity more than Carter-Williams. This year's Syracuse group is flush with good, but unspectacular talent across the board, with no bona fide star on the roster like Dion Waiters last year or Wes Johnson in 2009-10. As such, the Orange is replete with specialized players—all of whom are strong defensively—who fill a specific niche and could break out at any time. Trevor Cooney can stroke it. James Southerland, who will assume multiple roles this season playing at both the top and base of the 2-3 zone, could prove to be the best sixth man in the league if he rediscovers his outside shot in league play. Jerami Grant is an underrated freshman talent but could struggle to crack the usually rigid SU rotation in 2012-13. Rakeem Christmas, with a humbling rookie campaign under his belt, is poised to become one of the most improved players in the conference. But Carter-Williams, the new Syracuse point guard whose size, length, outside shooting and passing ability have NBA scouts salivating, could transform from an oft-used reserve as a freshman into one of the Big East's most productive players one year later. He's not a quick point guard, his handle is average [at best] and he's not difficult to guard off the dribble, but MCW has the tools to become a solid floor general on a team that will turn to its backcourt for answers.
A note on C.J. Fair. Don't be surprised if the junior forward outshines his heralded counterparts Otto Porter (Georgetown) and Chane Behanan (Louisville). Fair has been one of the most unheralded great role players in college basketball over the last two seasons, overshadowed last year by the razzle-dazzle of Waiters, senior leadership of Jardine and Joseph and year-long Melo-drama. The smooth lefty is good enough to be the best player in the Big East now that he's developed the one missing piece in his game: a perimeter jump shot. He can rebound, score inside, has an elite mid-range game and can defend with the best of them. With a newborn outside shot, the two-year handyman extraordinaire can now take on an expanded role for Cuse in his first full season as a starter.
|Guard play. Looking at you, Brandon Triche. The local product and coach's pet (Brandon is the nephew of Howard, who played for Jim Boeheim during the 80s) has been mostly non-descript during his Syracuse career. Good at times, but maddeningly inconsistent on the whole, Triche has never harnessed the physical talents that once made him a highly coveted high school prospect out of nearby Jamesville-Dewitt. Triche's recruiting stock took a hit after he tore his ACL early in his high school career, and Triche still hasn't redeemed his fallen stock in college five years later. Syracuse will need Triche to assume a leadership position, what with the losses of departing senior leaders Scoop Jardine and Kris Joseph as well as the team's two best players, Dion Waiters and Fab Melo. Triche has a basketball-made body that gives him immediate physical advantages over his competition, but the senior guard doesn't utilize those inherent strengths to his benefit enough. He's all-too passive in the half court, doesn't attack the basket at the rate he should and defers to the other guards on the team too often. If Triche can discover that inner-drive and become a more aggressive player—much in the same way Waiters did last season—Syracuse is a completely different beast this season and a legitimate Final Four contender. If not, the team's on-court play will likely mirror the detached and unbothered demeanor of its senior "leader." Carter-Williams is garnering all the hype heading into this season. That's because the unproven prodigy always seems sexier than the solid, established veteran. People gravitate toward the unknown. They obsess over the endless possibilities of a clean slate. It's why the NFL and NBA drafts have turned into television bonanzas, and why Opening Day in baseball is more celebrated nationally than the more-significant Fall Classic. The new kid on the block running the show will get the fanfare, but the blue collar work of his backcourt mate will ultimately steer the Syracuse ship. SU will be fun to watch with MCW (the sizzle) at the helm. The Orange will not, however, be a serious national title threat if Brandon Triche (the meat) doesn't unlock the talent that, in reputation alone, made him a starter at Syracuse the moment he arrived on campus as a freshman.
|Best Case:
|Syracuse has become a bastion of consistency over the last half-decade, no longer falling prey to the "down" years (seasons on the bubble) that tormented the program during the mid-2000s. The Orange withstood the losses of Jonny Flynn, Paul Harris and Eric Devendorf in 2009, and brought back an even better team the following season. Last year's squad had to replace Rick Jackson, the team leader from the season before. And it did, to the tune of a one-loss regular season. Recruiting is at an all-time high in Central New York, which has allowed the Orange to replace a handful of top-flight first round draft picks without skipping a beat. The wheel keeps turning in Syracuse, churning out consistent regular season success uncouthly followed by bitter postseason disappointment. This year's group keeps the wheel in motion, as SU, despite the offseason losses, has another stellar regular season deserving of a No. 1 or 2 seed in March. Last year, two sophomores, overwhelmed and left for dead as freshmen, blossomed into two of the Big East's top players (and eventual first round draft picks). This year, a new pair of sophomores follows suit. Rakeem Christmas parrots his frontcourt buddy Fab Melo while Carter-Williams follows in the footsteps of Dion Waiters, each player breaking out in his sophomore season and spearheading the Syracuse team. Triche finally 'gets it.' James Southerland finally 'finds it,' and by "it" I mean his 3-point jumper in conference (Southerland has shot worse than 30-percent from downtown in Big East play during his Syracuse career). C.J. Fair morphs into "the guy," much in the same way Wes Johnson did in 2009-10. Now armed with a capable outside jumper, Fair is too good to be overlooked or underrated this season. DaJuan Coleman is the league's most dominant freshman from day one, dominating the boards, flashing his refined offensive post game and making SU fans forget about Melo (the second one, not the first). Trevor Cooney provides a reliable 3-point option that SU desperately needs on offense. Less reliant on Dion Waiters' half court heroics and more balanced as an overall unit, the Cuse is much improved offensively this season. The defense is its usual, suffocating self. If you thought Syracuse's defense was tough last season, wait until you get a look at this bunch, with 6-foot-8 (and a huge wingspan), 6-foot-9 (and another long wingspan) and 6-foot-10 patrolling the base of the zone. This is the longest team Jim Boeheim has had to date—and he's had some gangly ones. The Orange again wreaks havoc on the defensive end, riding a top-flight D to a Big East championship. A No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament awaits SU, and for the first time in ten years, Syracuse does not disappoint in the Big Dance.
|Worst Case:
|The depth and talent are there. The star-power and leadership are not. Triche, again sporting the "I wish I was doing something else" mien, is the same garden variety guard he's been in each of his first three seasons on the hill. MCW is a solid point guard, but not the star some folks have forecast. Fair, while still invaluable and supremely underrated, is uncomfortable in a go-to capacity—just as he was in the NCAA tournament when Fab Melo's absence enlarged his role. James Southerland still can't shoot in conference play, and Mr. Mid-major shrinks in big games. Cooney is not quite the deadeye shooter Syracuse had been banking on, and despite owning a more complete game than some scouts realize, he plays like an unseasoned freshman. Christmas is not yet an impact player or difference maker, still struggling to adjust to playing the 4 (Christmas was mostly a 5 in high school). Coleman flashes promise, but not the consistency and maturity that should come with time. Jerami Grant does not have a freshman season similar to the one his brother (Jerian) had at Notre Dame last season. Grant is on the outside-looking-in by the time Boeheim settles his rotation in December. SU is good defensively, but without Waiters creating steals on the perimeter and Melo altering shots inside, the defensive production lags in 2012-13. The reduction in forced turnovers leads to fewer transition opportunities, which is where the Orange scored a substantial percentage of its points last season. In the half-court, where SU is most vulnerable, the team struggles, sorely missing the playmaking ability of Waiters, the calming influence of Scoop Jardine (who had an unnerving effect on some fans) and the added scoring threat of Kris Joseph. A relatively young team without the veteran leadership or star-power of last year's group, SU reflects a team that just its four best players from the season before. The Orange, thanks to a watered down Big East landscape, still finishes in the top-four of the league, but another early postseason exit in both the Big East tournament and NCAA tournament puts a damper on an otherwise enjoyable year. Jim Boeheim, who experienced the Big East in its entirety, bows out at season's end, abruptly stepping down from his post and ducking the school's imminent move to the ACC. The Mike Hopkins era begins anew. Syracuse fans are in a tizzy over whether SU basketball will ever be the same.
|Projected Finish:
|Regular Season: 25-6 (13-5 Big East), 2nd place Big East
Lose in Big East tournament semifinals
NCAA tournament No. 3 seed
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There's a brilliant anecdote I happened across when I was initially thinking of writing a book about golf. I don't remember where I read it – an old edition of Golf World, perhaps, or a dog-eared copy of John Daly's autobiography – and I don't remember the exact details (so forgive me if I'm a little fuzzy around the edges) but it went something like this.
It's around 2005 and John Daly (crazed, ursine, mullet-sporting redneck – one of golf's true genii/car-crashes/nut-bags) is "hanging" with his cronies at the bar in the clubhouse of an upmarket golf course when Tiger Woods walks into his sightline – sober, wonderfully toned, decked out in immaculate gym gear, evidently on his way to a demanding workout. Daly is appalled (the workout is anathema to him at this – or, indeed, any – point in his career. Come on! The post-practice workout is for stress-bunnies and try-hards. Ever genial, Daly yells over to Woods to ditch his stupid workout and come and join him and his pals for a drink instead (unspoken message: just relax, for once. Be one of the guys, Tiger, one of us.)
Let's get inside Tiger's head for a second, shall we? Imagine how Tiger feels. Daly is a nightmare – he's the circuit's light entertainment, a borderline laughing stock. He is probably pissed. Tiger is probably the only black man in the clubhouse (a wild guess but I'm fairly confident, statistically speaking).
Tiger just wants to go and to work out, in peace. To unwind. He just wants to be left the hell alone to follow his routine. Routine is important to Tiger. Routine is everything. It is what drives him, what sustains him, what makes him great. Because Tiger always embraces discipline. He is a true professional, a sporting hero. He is at the top of his game.
And Daly? Oh Lord, Daly is crashing and burning. At this point in time he has a drink problem. He is chronically overweight. He is out of control. He is a lunatic. But we love him. We just don't want to be him, that's all.
Daly knows he is down on his luck (he's no fool). Maybe it's been a good day, though, and he has asked Tiger to join him in front of his cronies as an expression of boyish bravado (Daly's hallmark), his inherent friendliness (he's a sweetheart) and his vulnerability (he's a mess). A rejection would be painful (a casual one, unforgivable).
Tiger pauses, then smiles, then shakes his head, regretfully. Daly senses the imminent refusal and stiffens. "Ditch the gym," he persists. "Screw the gym. Why go to the gym? I never go to the gym."
(To respond to this statement – if it was this statement – would take a 30-page booklet. I mean, the poignancy, the bluster, the hidden meaning. How to fully decipher it in a couple of paragraphs? The majesty of one man's – no, two men's – careers in a couple of hundred words?)
Tiger doesn't pause. "John," he says, the smile widening, the head still regretfully shaking, "if I had your natural talent, I wouldn't need to go to the gym."
Oh wow. Wow. High fives to Tiger. He peerlessly extracts himself from the situation, flatters Daly's considerable ego, is exquisitely modest to boot, humble even. And yet ...
Is there something ... ? I mean, if we read that sentence with a furtive sense of irony ... ? Might there be a tiny, niggling alpha-dog-style negative hidden in there somewhere? Not a big dog neg. Just a teensy-weensy one. A short-haired, tea-cup chihuahua, perhaps. A perky Chinese Crested.
Reading this anecdote for the first time was definitely the moment I fell in love with Tiger Woods. OK, so that isn't strictly true. I fell in love with him years earlier, A) after watching him play: a handsome, weirdly programmed automaton. Powerful. A Terminator. Completely unbending. A Mr Cool who sometimes cusses and spits in the cup, just to keep things interesting. (Powerful. Custom built. Gracious.) Commentators love him and hate him, love him and hate him. But it's all so guarded (because of his colour), so careful, so proscribed, so icily polite.
B) He's called Tiger Woods (OK, he was christened Eldrick, but hey). Tiger Woods! It's the best name in the world for a sportsman. He's a tiger, and he is a golfer, and golfers play with a club called a wood. It's just too perfect (although after he was caught cheating on his wife, the "wood" part developed another somewhat less seemly connotation, became the core of several thousand seedy one-liners). In fiction you just wouldn't get away with a name like that. Why? Because Life, the little strumpet, always jealously guards the best jokes for herself.
C) Tiger is of colour. He was pretty much the first big golfer of colour. Of course, he's never made anything of it. Nope. He's never played the race card. Wouldn't stoop to it. He got where he wanted to go entirely through talent and determination. The racial debate was simply a conversation that took place in pictures underneath the text of the game. It was unspoken. But it was important.
Bottom line: golf is one of the world's most elitist sports. And Tiger is a great player. He effortlessly redefined the parameters of the game. He made golf sexy. When Tiger isn't playing in a major tournament, it somehow doesn't quite feel like a real competition is under way. It's like a martini without the olive – a kir royale without the champagne. It just doesn't fizz. Because he is, quite simply, the greatest player of all time.
That's not to say I don't have other golfing heroes. I named my first dog – a Boston terrier (no longer with us, alas) – Tom Watson after, well, Tom Watson, one of the true gentlemen of the sport. Originally he was called Watts (the dog) after the Watts riots (he was riotous) but whenever I used the word "what?" in casual conversation his little head would spin around, so the name had to be modified, and my partner (perhaps a little mischievously) suggested Tom Watson.
Tom Watson was a gentleman dog – handsome, persistent, a keen fighter. He loved the ball. And because I loved him, when the golf was on I would support his namesake. And Tom Watson was, is, handsome and persistent. He is gracious. He is glorious but detached. Aristocratic. Like a delicious honey lozenge painstakingly refined from the sweet, pure juices of The Great Gatsby.
The more I watched golf, the more interested I became in the fundamental nature of the game. In its guts. Because there's no denying that in some ways it represents everything that is sick and bad and wrong with the modern world. It is a selfish sport. It is elitist. It is criminally, criminally, unenvironmental. In many ways it is a game that represents all the hallmarks of Modern Capitalism in chronic decline. Golf is just plain wrong.
It's an individual sport. It is a sport in which the practitioner essentially plays himself (or herself). This makes it cruel. It's all about mental toughness – resilience – and it's way more anal than chess. Above and beyond everything else, golf is a lonely game that pretends to be social. It's a hawk gently wrapping its wing around the shoulders of a rabbit.
I was halfway through writing The Yips, my novel about a struggling golfer, when Tiger had his fall from grace, and I knew that the book (a mere fiction) couldn't possibly contain the billionfold ramifications of this extraordinary historical moment. The initial horror – nay, disbelief – followed, hard upon, by the furtive delight (he is human! He has flaws!), superseded by the gloating and the crowing (we never really liked him. It wasn't his blackness – God forbid! – it was something ... I dunno ... something ... ) and those sad, proud apologies followed by the sadder, humbler apologies.
And the most extraordinary thing? A sense of history unwinding. Because if it hadn't been for Tiger Woods, there never would have been a President Obama. Think about it; how these two men's glorious trajectories have echoed each other. If some people hadn't trusted Tiger, they probably couldn't have believed in Obama. So when Tiger fell? How many weeks would it be – two? three? – before the Obama Express started to smack into the sidings? Tiger represented the best that America could be. And if Tiger went – if Tiger was dented, had lied, cheated, was flawed – who the hell else might he drag down in his coat-tails?
I just love these stories. I love these tales about greatness and weakness and power and failing. They are bold and raw and generic. They resonate. And the best part? The best part is that the game simply goes on. It just keeps on going. Young Rory McIlroy's ego continues to expand, exponentially, week by week. Lee Westwood's shoulders get ever squarer. Ian Poulter continues to celebrate the glorious success of his one-man campaign to get normal, healthy British males to wear baby pink (he did it all by himself. He single-handedly Barbie-fied British manhood. Either he deserves an OBE for his crimes or a spell in jail, the jury's still out on which).
And Tiger? After a few months off, he slaps on his famous Nike cap and gets back out there. He takes it on the chin. He starts to redeem himself in the only way he knows how – with a ball and a club – striding through the rough and up on to the green.
He persists. That extraordinary Tiger Woods persistence. Because that is who he is. And that is what golf is (what he has brought to golf, and what he has taken from it). Golf is, beyond everything, a long, lonely battle with the doubting self.
My novel is about a golfer in decline, a golfer with the shakes, a golfer who is casting around, in sheer desperation, for a new method, a new knack, a new technique to shore up his sense of self-belief. It is a story, at root, about how we all talk ourselves back into the game – not just the game of golf, but the game of life. It's about the various techniques we use (and golfers use) to make things feel right again – be they faith, sex, love, art, drugs, alcohol, therapy ...
In truth, when I see Tiger chipping majestically on to the green, I feel as if I've barely even got started on the story. I feel like a whole new (and way better) book could (and should) be written about the sheer chutzpah it must take to dust yourself off and get back out there. Because we've all done it in our lives at some point or another. We've all faltered, we've all felt a sense of crucifying self-doubt. We've all made terrible, unforgivable mistakes. And we've all sought forgiveness, have hoped for redemption, have begged for it, prayed for it. But on such a grand scale as this? So hugely? So publicly?
I make no bones about the fact that I am completely and utterly awed by Tiger Woods. I am totally amazed by him. And I'll keep on following the story – out there, in bold, on the green, on the screen, in the world – because his is a fable too good, and way too important, to waste in mere fictionalising.
The Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St Annes runs from July 19-22. Nicola Barker's 'The Yips' (Fourth Estate) is out now
Missing links: David Owen on the lure of Britain's best courses
As US golfer Sam Snead arrived in St Andrews, Scotland, for the 1946 Open Championship – the oldest of golf's four major tournaments – he glimpsed the Old Course from the window of his train. "It looks like that might have been an old golf course that's gone to seed," he remarked to a travelling companion.
The Old Course is famously disappointing to first-time visitors since, from a distance, it looks like a wrinkled green-and-brown blanket shaken out towards the beach. But it's full of haunting subtleties, and it quickly converts those who play it thoughtfully, including Snead, who won that year's Open.
British links courses – a particular type of sandy, treeless, undulating coastal ground shaped mainly by the wind – have been golf's holiest terrain since the game arose upon them at least half a millennium ago. Perhaps surprisingly, some of the most ardent worshippers are Americans. Tiger Woods once told me his favourite courses in the world were Scottish, English and Irish links courses, which he had played not only during Opens but also during numerous off-the-meter rounds with friends. (And it's not just the golf he loves. Woods and the US golfer Mark O'Meara once stayed at Mt Falcon Lodge, north-west Ireland, for the salmon fishing.)
Tom Watson practically owned the Open in the late 1970s and early 1980s and he would have been elevated to Scottish sainthood in 2009 if an unlucky bounce on the final hole at Turnberry in Scotland hadn't prevented him, at the age of 59, from winning it a sixth time.
The golf shot that's memorialised by the plaque on the 17th hole at Royal Lytham & St Annes – where this year's Open begins on Thursday – was struck, in 1926, by Bobby Jones, whose portrait hangs in the clubhouse too.
The great mystery to me is not why Americans seem besotted with links courses but why the British (and Irish) don't. The 1977 Ryder Cup matches were held at Lytham but, since then, the European side of the competition has been played on golf courses that not only weren't links courses but also weren't particularly distinguished.
Why play at the Belfry (which has just two good holes, one of which the matches seldom reach) when the great links courses of the Lancashire coast are only 100 miles away? And why play at the K Club – on a course designed by Arnold Palmer, of all people – when Portmarnock and Baltray are practically around the corner? And why even acknowledge the existence of Jack Nicklaus's Centenary Course, at Gleneagles, where the Ryder Cup will be held in 2014? (It has paved buggy paths!) Furthermore, the three best new golf courses in Scotland – Kingsbarns, Castle Stuart and Trump International – are links courses that were developed by Americans.
Hey, you guys invented the game. You should act like it!
David Owen is a staff writer for The New Yorker and a contributing editor of Golf Digest. He is author of 'The Chosen One: Tiger Woods and the Dilemma of Greatness' and writes about golf at www.myusualgame.com
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Wow, that's a lot of high-end hardware. You'd think they'd throw in a little more storage than 750gb. But still lovin' that ssd!! And I'm a big phenom fan...I got a phenom II x4 =955 B.E. myself...totally the best cpu I've ever owned to date. Can't comment on the case, tho. Not enough room for my coolermaster V-8, and I've no need for liquid cooling. 45c at full load is fine for me. Crossfire 6870's tho?? Jeez, what I would do for that!!! I'm still usin; this old HD 5670...just one!! haha And the 8gb of RAM...oh yeah gimme all that, I'm sportin 4gb of corsair xms3 series, plz upgrade me. Already rockin' the AMD AM3 800series Mobo, tho...Good choice on that for sure!!!
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oooooooooo I just graduated May 23, and im still using the single core 2.0 computer. When I was young I thought my computer was fast and could handle anything lol. I'll try my luck this time.. now I just gotta find that lucky horse shoe and my four leaf clover.
Please Santa, I've been good. ;) Seriously though, one look at that thing is enough for me to participate more on these forums. :)
w00t :) Marco will be pouring his blood sweat and tears into the build of this system. Though it is a Thermaltake case so probably not his blood (usually they are really clean and smooth).
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It's Take Charge Thursday, and all this week we continue our look at foreclosures, and what kind of help is out there for people who find themselves in this very difficult situation.
HUD certified counselors tell us things appear to be getting better for people who need for help, and it looks like that will continue.
Even though the counselors are handing more foreclosure cases than ever, they say some banks are starting to work with clients more to get through these tough situations.
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As we told you in part 2 of this series, if you want to give the home up, short sale may be your best option. There are realtors who specialize in them in our area.
Meanwhile, if you want to try to save your home, there are many different options.
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Others might agree to a reinstatement; even though you're behind in your payments you can promise to pay off what you owe in a lump sum to have for them by a certain date.
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There are many different ways to do that, but it may allow you to extend the length of your loan, or add your missed payments back into the loan, or find another way to bring your payment total down.
These options not only depend on your situation, but on who your lender is.
"I think we're seeing some (lenders) that are very proactive in terms of helping our customers than others that are not offering as many options. That can be frustrating for the borrower, seeing their neighbor get some help, and they haven't been able to. But it's changing almost on a monthly basis in terms of new options that are becoming available," McPhee said.
Counselors say some banks are becoming more cooperative in pursuing some of these options, and there could be bigger changes soon.
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Among other things, the President's "Making Home Affordable" plan, outlined last week, would give lenders incentives to modify people's loans; hopefully to avoid foreclosure.
The counselors are keeping their eyes on the plan's website, www.financialstability.gov, where they hope to see a list or participating banks soon.
"I just keep telling people just keep checking their website, keep watching the news you never know what's going to come up next," McPhee said.
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