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The bad news: it's not Harry Potter. The good news is that it's an excellent portrait of a small town and the awful people living in it, and what happens when awful people get involved in small-town politics. Each citizen of Pagford gets his or her chance to tell their side of the story, focusing on thought-provoking issues like bullying, drug use, and prostitution. It's a lovely tragic-comic summer read.— Andrea
J.K. Rowling's first adult novel reveals the struggles both between us and within us. Sprinkled with laugh-out-loud wit and heart-wrenching honesty, The Casual Vacancy tells a story of teen angst, of bitter adults vying for their dues, of parents and educators striving to relate. This is an important novel that sheds light on matters that we would prefer stay in the dark.— Sara
A big novel about a small town...
When Barry Fairbrother dies in his early forties, the town of Pagford is left in shock.
Pagford is, seemingly, an English idyll, with a cobbled market square and an ancient abbey, but what lies behind the pretty facade is a town at war.
Rich at war with poor, teenagers at war with their parents, wives at war with their husbands, teachers at war with their pupils...Pagford is not what it first seems.
And the empty seat left by Barry on the parish council soon becomes the catalyst for the biggest war the town has yet seen. Who will triumph in an election fraught with passion, duplicity, and unexpected revelations?
A big novel about a small town, "The Casual Vacancy "is J.K. Rowling's first novel for adults. It is the work of a storyteller like no other.
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J.K. Rowling was born in England in 1965. She always loved writing more than anything else, and in 1996, one year after finishing it, Bloomsbury bought her first novel, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone". Millions of copies later the rest is Hogwart's history.
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"I had come under the spell of a great novel....A big, ambitious, brilliant, profane, funny, deeply upsetting and magnificently eloquent novel of contemporary England, rich with literary intelligence....This is a deeply moving book by somebody who understands both human beings and novels very, very deeply."
"A vivid read with great, memorable characters and a truly emotional payoff....Rowling captures the humanity in everyone, even if that humanity is not always a pretty sight."
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"An insanely compelling page-turner....The Casual Vacancy is a comedy, but a comedy of the blackest sort, etched with acid and drawn with pitch....Rowling proves ever dexterous at launching multiple plot lines that roar along simultaneously, never entangling them except when she means to. She did not become the world's bestselling author by accident. She knows down in her bones how to make you keep turning the pages."
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"There are plenty of pleasures to be had in The Casual Vacancy....Parts of the story would be tonally of a piece with any Richard Price or Dennis Lehane novel, or an episode of The Wire."
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"A study of provincial life, with a large cast and multiple, interlocking plots, drawing inspiration from Elizabeth Gaskell and George Eliot...The Casual Vacancy immerses the reader in a richly peopled, densely imagined world...intelligent, workmanlike, and often funny."
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Now what happened with Sam? He was homeless, and I thought a Christian dude too. After his out-of-nowhere summer romance with Mercedes, he is now with Birttney, and acting as stupid as she is (I won't say it to her face
As for the Christian dude...I got interrupted when they had the episode where Sam was tempting him in some way...did he actually make some kind of stand this time??? LAst year, when Santana challenged him about singing a love song to lesbians, after saying no, he basically wimped out. There was no visual inner struggle to help him arrive at his decision, basically said "love is love" and enter singing number.
And has Unique in any way talked to Kurt, or even Blaine, for that matter. I know They haven't addressed Unique's sexuality ( as opposed to gender identity, related issues), but not connecting in some way to Blaine? Really? ANd since Kurt & his nemesis life the high school, everybody is now perfectly fine with Blaine and Unqiue? Realy?
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NDP Leader Tom Mulcair is using the anniversary of his predecessor's death to promise he'll run a positive campaign despite attacks from his rivals.
After the 2011 elections, media pundits had a blast mocking Quebec's "accidental MPs": a half dozen 20-somethings who found themselves swept into office in the wake of then-NDP leader Jack Layton's "orange wave." The NDP had never had much success in Quebec, but Layton had made serious inroads, thanks in part to his Quebec lieutenant and eventual successor […]
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A warm summer evening beside the lake with a cast of kings, queens, fairies, tales of love, deception, magical flowers and love potions. This can only mean that Shakespeare by the Lake has returned for another season of theatrical delights in Hudson. The Hudson Players' Club will be presenting eight performances of A Midsummer Night's Dream […]
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Sink Hole ► Acknowledged55 Downing St New Haven, Connecticut
The middle of the road is sinking in quite dramatically in the last few weeks. Not sure what is causing it, but I'm led to believe it's the weight of the city buses on pavement that is not reinforced. I'm concerned because it developed quickly and is worsening just as fast.· Reported by A. VanCampen (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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A. VanCampen (Guest)
This is becoming an urgent situation.
The road is clearly collapsing in on itself.
When the bus hits the hole, my entire house shakes rather alarmingly.
Another neighbor (Guest)
This is a SINK HOLE as opposed to a pothole and it is getting bigger. This may need excavation to determine what the real issue is. It is as though the sand beneath it is collapsing. Maybe the sewer separation that was done a few years ago caused a problem that is now evident. The pavement is cracking and sinking and changes are visible daily.
A. VanCampen (Guest)
This was the patch from yesterday, which clearly is NOT working and a waste of resources. It seems like every time there is a patch, the pavement collapses even more. Agree with my neighbor above, this needs excavation since there is a larger issue going on!
Another neighbor (Guest)
I agree - we went out a few minutes after the patch truck and supervisor left and the hole had already sunk in. I do have to give credit to the response and hope that it was intended to be a temporary fix over the holiday weekend and that the real solution is coming. Given the school buses, the city bus, bicycles and dirt bikes that travel on this street, it's just a matter of time before someone has an accident avoiding the sink hole or actually sinks.
Sidewalk Defect ► Acknowledged132 Grand Avenue New Haven, Connecticut
Raised asphalt surface causing uneveness and sharp incline. Please inspect.· Reported by Notifications · Share · Flag Flagged
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City of New Haven (Verified Official)
This issue was recategorized from Uncategorized to Sidewalks.
Acknowledged City of New Haven (Verified Official)
We've received your issue and will inspect it, weather permitting, as soon as we can. Thanks.
Cracked Sidewalk ► Acknowledged180 Dover St New Haven, Connecticut
Concrete sidewalk is heavily cracked and broken.· Reported by Department of Public Works · Share · Flag Flagged
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Acknowledged Department of Public Works (Verified Official)
We've received your issue and will inspect it, weather permitting, as soon as we can. Thanks.
Department of Public Works (Verified Official)
Department of Public Works assigned this issue to Permanent Repair Related To Major Project
Found dog ► OpenBlatchley Ave New Haven, CT
Found male dachshund on Blatchley ave in new haven. He had a chain collar but no tags. If you know his family please contact me at 203-901-2268· Reported by Anonymous (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
Sidewalks ► Open244-272 Front Street New Haven, CT 06513, USA
The crosswalk doesn't have a curb cut on the river side. The park side of the crosswalk does have a curb cut.· Reported by Dan · Share · Flag Flagged
Cars speeding and need more trees planted on curbs ► OpenPierpont St New Haven Ct
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http://m.seeclickfix.com· Reported by Anonymous (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
CT Livable Streets Campaign (Verified Official)
I agree speeding is a problem here. This street, as well as all other residential side streets throughout New Haven, should be posted at 15 or 20 miles per hour.
Within residential sections of other Connecticut towns and cities, posted speeds of 15 or 20, and sometimes even 10, are common. Speeds of more than 15 or 20 are unacceptable in residential areas because they create noise and lead to numerous pedestrian injuries, and sometimes fatalities of young children. Are New Haven's children worth less than the children of other towns and cities in the state?
In the medium-term, narrowing the street down by deploying changes to the physical condition and/or the visual perception of it, including adding trees as you suggest, would be even more effective.
There are dozens of options for doing this, ranging from more costly to less costly:
-New curbs, bump outs, chicanes, physically narrow streets
-Raised crosswalks at intersections, like the one shown here
-Alternative Painting and striping techniques, additional speed limit indications
-Many types of so-called "temporary" (in reality, semi-permanent) traffic calming measures that the city has largely ignored up to this date, even though they cost almost nothing to install and are extremely effective.
In order to get this going, have you considered working with your local Aldermen & neighbors to submit a "Complete Streets Request Form"? They are available at http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/Engineering/completestreets.asp. I believe that getting these types of public requests on the official record, alongside similar requests from the many other neighborhoods within New Haven, will help provide an impetus for the city improve the safety of roadways over time. The requests will be documented in annual reports and implementation (or lack of) can be tracked each year.
If you need help completing the form itself you may want to contact your local alderperson, some of the folks at New Haven Safe Streets at newhavensafestreets at gmail.com or folks at Elm City Cycling, a bike/pedestrian advocacy group at elmcitycycling.org.
Good luck!
Closed NH resident (Guest)
Not fixed !
Reopened CT Livable Streets Campaign (Verified Official)
I think this should be kept open until the speeding stops.
Sidewalk Tripping Hazard ► Acknowledged160 Grafton Street New Haven, Connecticut
Resident reports a lifting sidewalk at this location. Inspection requested.· Reported by Department of Public Works · Share · Flag Flagged
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Acknowledged Department of Public Works (Verified Official)
We've received your issue and will inspect it, weather permitting, as soon as we can. Thanks.
Department of Public Works (Verified Official)
Inspected. Slab differential. Scheduled grinding.
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Strong School - Overgrown and Deteriorating ► Open69 Grand Avenue New Haven, Connecticut
I believe the City owns this property. It is overgrown with weeds and grass, and is generally poorly maintained. Is the graffiti still on the bus stop as well? The City should not be contributing to urban blight! The grass at Clinton Avenue School also needs cutting.· Reported by Chris (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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This issue was recategorized from Public Space & Streets to Other - city responsibility.
Graffiti tags on telephone poles ► Open144 Exchange Street New Haven, Connecticut
There are several of these tags on telephone poles along Exchange Street between Ferry and East Pearl Street· Reported by URI Greenspace (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
Thomas Burwell (Guest)
"Skum" is tagged on several sites along Exchange St. Somebody told me a little known fact; if its grafitti, you yourself can paint over it in a neutral color. As part of beautification efforts on Exchange Street I will personally eliminate this issue soon.
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Categories are for internal City of New Haven use to bring the issue to the correct person or department's attention, and we are re-categorizing this issue for that reason. This includes alerting entities that fall outside of the City's purview.
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This issue was recategorized from Graffiti to Other.
Need Freestanding PEDESTRIAN X-ING Signs ► AcknowledgedIntersections: Dover & Atwater Sts. And Dover & Rowe Sts. New Haven, CT
Respectfully request the Traffic & Parking Div. place freestanding yellow Pedestrian Crossing/Traffic Stop signs IN THE CROSSWALKS on Dover Street @ Atwater and Rowe Sts. As the Clinton Ave School is at the end of Dover & Clinton, there are many children using the sidewalks and crossing the street every day. As much as NHPD does not/cannot enforce the speed limit on Dover St., the next best thing is a physical obstruction to slow traffic. There is much speeding traffic on Dover St. and we need to keep ourselves and out children and pets safe.· Reported by XX_New_Haven · Share · Flag Flagged
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Acknowledged Department of Transportation, Traffic and Parking (Verified Official)
Thanks for the post. Your request for in-road pedestrian signs will submitted to the Sign Division for review. There are no in-road signs deployed during the winter. Signs will be reinstalled in the spring.
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this is needed
Justin Elicker (Registered User)
Thanks for reporting this. T&P has been great about putting these signs out and this is an important location for a sign. If for some reason the sign isn't put out in the early spring, please let me know.
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It's easy to forget when a player is traded how their life is turned upside down.
Within 90 minutes of being notified Monday that he was being traded to the Rangers, Darroll Powe was in a cab on his way to the Phoenix airport for a flight to New York.
Mike Rupp, the player the Wild got in return for Powe and Nick Palmieri, had to first go home to say goodbye to his family.
Rupp and his wife, Christi, have four children, including a 10- and an 8-year-old.
"The hardest thing was putting them to bed last night. We all got a little emotional because you know I'm not going to see them for a few months," Rupp said. "It's tough, but it's what we signed up for. But before you knew it, my daughter [Maddie] started drawing pictures of the Wild logo and writing facts about the state of Minnesota."
Rupp, 33, will join his sixth team in 10 years Wednesday morning for his first practice in a Wild sweater. His debut could come Thursday against Vancouver.
"It happens so fast, but it's funny how quickly you just turn your sights to what lies ahead, and that's coming here and playing in a place where there's an excitement for hockey all the time and being a part of what's going on here," Rupp said.
Rupp should feel comfortable stepping into the Wild room. He played with Zach Parise for three years in New Jersey. And coach Mike Yeo, a longtime assistant with Pittsburgh, coached Rupp for one of his two years with the Penguins.
Rupp scored a career-high 13 goals that year (2009-10).
"My years in Pittsburgh were two of my most enjoyable years playing hockey," said Rupp, a native of Cleveland, Ohio. "They made it a place where everybody was accountable. It was fun coming to the rink. Playing under Dan Bylsma and Mike Yeo, you were just excited to come to practice every day.
"I know that's just how [Yeo] is and how he coaches and I would expect it's the same thing here. I'm just looking forward to battling for Mike and my new teammates."
Because the Wild plays a similar system to the Penguins, it shouldn't take long for the 6-foot-5, 243-pound Rupp to reaccustom himself.
"I just remember practices were real up-tempo and the way the game was played was just getting north with the puck as quick as you could," Rupp said.
The Wild acquired Rupp to bring a physical element to the Wild's lineup and to add a size dimension down low in the offensive zone.
"Obviously most people wouldn't say I play a pretty game or anything, but the one thing my strength has been in my career is my forechecking and holding onto pucks in the offensive zone," Rupp said.
"When you do that, you're able to create some offensive chances when you get on a line that works well together below the hash marks in the offensive zone. There's not much better defense than keeping a team 180 feet away from your goal."
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Ilwaco, Washington (map) | (360) 642-3078
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Sep 2015 - $40.00
Great state park. Full hookups, level sites, steps from the beach. Washington really knows how to do their state parks. Our only disappointment was that we couldn't have a campfire or cook with charcoal ,but that was understandable due to wildfires. This was our first time here. Next time we'd try for site number 15 or 16 where you can actually see the ocean from your site. - Glory
Mar 2015 - $40.00
This is a beautiful park. It rained during our visit, but that didn't dull the beauty of the beach, the bluffs, the trails, and the light houses. We had a full hookup site. All utilities were good. The sites were well spaced with good privacy. There was a trail from our site (#8) directly to the beach. Our site was very level. Two camping loops were open, and about 1/2 the spaces were full even on a rainy March weekend. There is no cell service in the RV & yurt campsites, though you can get decent reception in the center of the park near the office. Best parts of the park are the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center, the lighthouse trails and the beach. We had a blast, and even enjoyed a couple trips into Long Beach, a charming small beach town just about 5 miles away. Park staff was friendly and kind, but also left us alone. I didn't use the showers (50 cents for 3 min) but the building was obviously very new and was very clean. The showers are private rooms. Our fellow campers were quiet but friendly - lots of dogs! (including ours). I would love to come back, especially on a sunny day. - SeaTeacher
Sep 2014 - $35.00
This is one of the best campgrounds I've ever stayed in, and I've stayed at lots. The sites are large, level, and clean. Nice picnic table and fire pit at each site. Utility sites have the utilities in the right place and are easy to back into, even for big rigs. Some of the oceanside spots have great views, and on stormy days, incoming driftwood! I've camped here in clement weather and in bad, and never had a bad experience. Town is nearby with good restaurants and shopping. No phone or Wi-Fi here, but you can go to town for that where the restaurants are used to it and let you hang out as long as you want. The whole peninsula has that cool beach vibe I really love. Enjoy! - LeeL
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The phase 2 section is heavily wooded and very much like a state park. The sites appear to be reasonably level and spaced out. Section 1 is just a grass field without picnic tables or fire pits. The cable TV only has one channel that comes in clear enough to be able to watch. We are not happy about their lack of honesty in telling us about their cable problems in advance when they knew that was our main interest when we called to make reservations. This is an older park but has some charm in section 2. - Windshift
Aug 2014 - $40.00
Great location but didn't get a good vibe in this park. Seemed too impersonal, big clubhouse we never went to. Sites are gravel and rather close together with minimal landscaping. OK for walking dogs. We got satellite and Wi-Fi was OK. Seemed a bit ragged around the edges. I wouldn't stay there again unless i had to. It did have very good access to Ilwaco, which was a great port for walking, dining, Saturday market and Lewis & Clark sites. - gardener
Aug 2014 - $43.00
There are three phases in this large campground. The first phase is open and would be good for campers with satellite. Phase two is much more appealing, but it's in the trees, so don't count on your satellite dish working. The resort offers cable, but it's pretty worthless, with maybe 8-10 clear channels. The third phase has a mix of trees and open space and was less crowded than the other two phases. The laundry facilities are not available after 5 PM, which was a disappointment. Overall, if we stayed there again, we'd try to stay in the third phase. - User3542
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This is another area park we probably stayed at last century but has no real recollection of being here. We had a fairly level, gravel, FHU, pull-through site. There are only 17 FHU sites. There are also 20 W&E sites, about 40 tents sites, half a dozen cabins, and some large group camping areas. The FHU sites have 60 channel cable TV and most of them are satellite friendly. Their 802.11 network was fine until early evening when everybody Started to get on it - you now have single sites that are using 3, 4, or more electronic devices at the same time. The park was fairly full with lots of groups camping together. With all the tent sites, the bath and shower facilities were inadequate. The laundry room was OK and cheap. There is no pool but there is a nice playground area. I saw no recycling. There is nothing within walking distance of the park. This park is fine for a one night stay while traveling through the area. - Jerry S
Jul 2013 - $45.00
Sites are grass and not very level. Not a very well kept KOA. Staff was nice, but no real amenities. Ok for an overnight. - EJK
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Re: iPod Touch Won't Respond in response to frustratedinpaNot sure...but this sounds like the exact problem I had a couple of days ago. I found help somewhere in the troubleshooting on this site, but unfortnately I don't have the link. Anyway, I restarted it and as soon as the Apple logo appeared I had to hold the home button. I think I had to hold it for about a minute. After that, the screen with the disk and USB cable appears. Once that screen was showing the computer recognized it again and I was able to restore it.
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Virginia church gives huge gift to food pantryPublished 9:36pm Tuesday, April 30, 2013
It's good to have friends in Washington, D.C., the Christian Outreach Alliance Food Pantry has learned. The Selma-based food pantry has a friendship with a congregation of loving hearts in the D.C. area that has provided generous gifts of food for Selma's needy.
Last Tuesday, with the help of Concordia College students, over a ton of canned goods were delivered to the food pantry to feed Selma's hungry, thanks to the Helping Hands Ministry of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Herndon, Va., a D.C. suburb.
"This God-sent, generous gift is greatly appreciated and will surely assist us with our mission of feeding those in need," said Nancy Bennett, COA board member. "We never cease to be amazed at the caring and sharing spirit and actions of people motivated by faith."
Edson Dorvil, who helped unload and serves as vice president of the Spiritual Life Team, said "It was such an honor to take part in such a profound event. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the amount of food being donated. I thank them for letting me be part of the service to the community."
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"We are overwhelmed by the love and care we get from Good Shepherd," said B. M. Miller Childers, COA Chairman of the Board. "They put their Christian faith into action, and we are so blessed. We are also grateful for the Concordia students who helped shop for and deliver the food."
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Bubba Watson has built a career out of being a "character" — one of those guys who is good enough to be a professional golfer and also comes across as a lovable goofball.
But as is the case with most people, what you see is not necessarily what you get. And what you got from Watson on Sunday in the final round of the Travelers Championship was anything but lovable.
Watson imploded on the 16th hole, finishing with a triple bogey that knocked him out of the lead and out of contention.
It happens to the best of 'em, and it can be extremely frustrating.
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But Watson called out his caddie, Ted Scott, and blamed him for the blowup.
It was unprofessional and it made Watson look like a petulant jerk.
CBS microphones caught some of Watson's sniping, with the four-time PGA Tour winner accusing Scott of recommending the wrong club and having an inability to gauge yardage.
It's as though Watson had never seen the hole in his life, although I'm pretty sure he had to play it Thursday through Saturday.
It was an ugly display on the part of the 2012 Masters champion and former Georgia golfer, one that tarnished his image, at least temporarily
In reality, though, the incident merely shows that Watson — like everyone else on the planet — has many sides.
We all have good attributes and bad attributes and we all show both from time to time. Unfortunately, sometimes we show the bad when everyone happens to be looking (or listening).
Watson has a history of saying bumpkin-like things just for effect. When he played in the French Open in 2011 he was asked about the sights and sounds of Paris.
"I don't know the names of all the things, the big tower, Eiffel Tower, an arch, whatever that — I rode around in a circle." Watson said. "And then what's that — it starts with an L, Louvre, something like that. One of those."
You might expect Jethro Bodine to say something like that — not someone who actually went to college.
Obviously, Watson knows exactly what the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre are. However, it better serves his image to act as though he's clueless. Although he might want you to believe otherwise, Watson is more complicated than that.
Then again we all do certain things to protect our "image," even though that image is only a part (and possibly a small part) of who we are.
And if you look a bit closer you'll see he also has a history of being overly emotional and making himself look bad.
Back in 2008 he yelled at Steve Elkington during the Zurich Open because he thought Elkington was walking around while he was preparing to hit.
And in the aforementioned French Open he whined all week about the "lack of security" and somehow managed to offend European golf fans afterward.
"I'll play the British Open because it's a Major, that's the only reason," he said.
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Watson and Scott are not only partners on the golf course but friends. What happened in Connecticut was unfortunate but I'd be stunned if it resulted in a permanent rift between the two.
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Dick Harmon: Jon Wright knows defending his State Am title will be grueling
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MIDWAY — A giant golf event that was a major athletic gauntlet just grew tougher.
Jon Wright says he's up for the challenge, but he confesses defending his title as Utah State Amateur champion this week will be no easy task.
The 115th version of this event began Monday at Soldier Hollow. For the first time in history, it will have 64 match play qualifiers, who will be whittled down from a field of 288 players. In years past, the match play field has been half as big.
In other words, twice as many golfers have been allowed in this tournament, opening the field to more talent and narrowing chances for survival.
During Monday's first round of medal stroke play, Wright triple bogeyed the par-3 No. 15 and made four birdies and two bogeys for a 1-over-par 73. He played with the two previous champions, Joe Parkinson (2-under 70) and Jeff Evans (even-par 72. On Tuesday, they chase Nicholas Smart, who fired a 4-under 68 on day one to become the early clubhouse leader.
Wright, a 42-year-old real estate businessman, knows this event is grueling and taxing. All the fun derived from playing in the tournament is balanced out with the physical and mental demands it extracts from all participants.
It's what makes hoisting the trophy such a coveted experience.
As if it's not tough enough, the Utah Golf Association will require participants for the first time in history to walk the final three rounds of match play.
Soldier Hollow is not an easy course to trek. The course is immaculate, and as the site of last year's U.S. Public Links Championship, it is more prepared than any of the three previous times it has hosted the event to test Utah's best non-professionals.
Mix up hot temperatures, managing a difficult golf course with few trees, and going against the best amateurs in the state? Wright knows the score.
A year ago Wright defeated one of the state's best amateurs, BYU's Zac Blair, in a semifinal match, 2 and 1. He then defeated Christian Jensen 3 and 2 for the championship at The Country Club.
"I was fortunate to win last year on a course I'd played a thousand times and I had a definite home-course advantage," he said.
Even as a defending champion and being exempt from qualifying for the state amateur event, taking off an entire week is something Wright and many of his former teammates at the University of Utah, his friends, peers and playing buddies at his home course cannot do.
"I know plenty of players who could compete in this event, but they can't take off that much time from work. They'd have to take a week of vacation and that just isn't something they can do."
This, in theory, favors collegiate and other younger players not entrenched in running a business or working for a boss 40 hours a week.
Wright was an All-WAC player for the University of Utah and played from 1991 to 1995 before turning professional and playing as a pro until 2003. He was reinstated as an amateur in 2006 after waiting three years.
"I've played a little amateur golf since then, but not as much as I thought I would."
Wright played the USGA State team championship for Utah in New Jersey and hopes to play in the Pacific Coast Amateur later this month.
Because the real estate market was slow a year ago, Wright says he played far more golf and was better at it last year when he won the State Amateur. With things heating up in his business, he's taken less time to play rounds in 2013. Still, Wright led the first round of the Salt Lake City Amateur this year and finished in the top six.
Another hurdle for Wright's attempt at a repeat?
Nine former champions have checked in to try and beat him — the most former winners in the field in a very long time. The group includes Steve Borget, Jason Wight, Todd Barker, Darrin Overson, Clark Rustand, Dan Horner, Parkinson and Evans.
Parkinson won in 2010 at Alpine Country Club but went on a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and never had the chance to defend his title.
So, in Wright and Parkinson, you have two first-time defenders who are motivated to get the fight going.
All three most-recent champs are in solid position if they can finish Tuesday's second day of medal play near par and grab good seeds for match play, which begins Wednesday.
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