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McIlroy Wins U.S. Open in Record Fashion
The Journal's team reports from the fourth round of the 2011 U.S. Open at Congressional Country Club. Stephanie Wei, Geoff Foster and John Paul Newport are on the ground in Bethesda, Md. Check here for the latest Open news and an updated leaderboard.
It's been fairly cloudy all day with a consistent drizzle. I don't think we need to worry about a weather delay, though, since I doubt we'll see a thunderstorm. Besides, the Metlife blimp is in the air, and it wouldn't be if there were lightning in the area. I'm basing that on the three years I spent as a blimp pilot after college.
Westwood and Day, the last pair before Rory McIlroy, just teed off. I had to stop by a Barnes and Noble on the way to Congressional this morning to buy a thesaurus, because I've run out of words to describe Rory's play in this tournament. He has been resplendent and — hold on — facund? That might not be right.
As Bob Costas give us his breathless Rory introduction, let's look at some of the players who are having a nice round today. Mr. Consistency himself, Steve Stricker, has broken into the top five with a 4-under round so far. Retief Goosen, who won the U.S. Open at Shinnecock, has also come out firing. He's at 5-under through 16 holes. The former British Open champion Louie Oosthuizen is also 4-under on the day. Phil Mickelson? Not so much. He put up a pedestrian 71 and finished his U.S. Open at 7-over.
Rory is on the course and hits a perfect drive right down the middle of the fairway, but it lands in a fairly nasty divot. One of the perils of teeing off last, I suppose: more divots to navigate.
McIlroy's second shot lands about eight feet from the cup. He sinks his putt to start the final round with a birdie, moving him to 15-under. So much for nerves, or divots.
The pin on the par-3 2nd today is hidden on the far left nook of the green, protected by two big bunkers directly in front, making it a fairly risky option to go directly at the flag. Rory plays it safe and lands his ball on the spacious right side of the green, making for a mammoth birdie attempt.
Rorymania! The atmosphere at Congressional is electrifying. Besides Y.E. Yang's friends and family, Rory has the entire gallery — even some of the players, probably — cheering him on. Padraig Harrington said yesterday that he thinks Rory might be the player to challenge Jack Nickalus' record of 18 majors. When Rory was informed of Paddy's comments, he looked down, covered his face and said, "Oh, Paddy, Paddy, Paddy." He added: "I'm still looking for my first one. That's all I can say. I'm looking for my first one. I've put myself in a great position to do that tomorrow, and then we'll see what happens from there. As I said before this week, it's nice to have all these complimentary things said about you, but until you actually do these things, they don't mean anything.â€
I finally got a chance to visit the absurd, 36,000 square foot Merchandise Pavilion here at the Open. It is truly a sight to behold. Imagine an enormous J. Crew outlet store, but a tent, on a golf course. Naturally, the 2011 U.S. Open logo is printed on every possible article of clothing or golf equipment known to man. I purchased several Congressional Country Club pocket squares, plus a tea kettle commemorating Ernie Els's win here in 1997. I asked if they had any "Let's Go Rory" giant foam fingers, but they were sold out.
Rory rolls in a five-footer for par on the second hole. Watch out, world. He's making those three-to-eight footers now, and he's already one of the best ballstrikers in the world, not to mention the best driver. In Europe, his friends call him "BMW — the ultimate driving machine." But I'm beyond happy to see the improvement in his putting. That's always been his Achilles heel. I joked during the Masters that someone needed to get him putting whisperer Dave Stockton's number. He actually took my advice! Yes, I'm sure I had everything to do with that decision.
After getting par on the second hole, Rory put his tee shot on the third hole in the first cut of the rough on the right side. He has been hitting some of his best shots this week from there, so perhaps he did it on purpose.
I wonder if Rory's hometown of Holywood, Northern Ireland, has a "Holywood" sign built into a hill overlooking the town.
This tweet from Jason Gay made me chuckle: "Whenever CBS doesn't have a golf major, Jim Nantz sits in a deck chair in his backyard and narrates the game for the neighborhood cats." I don't think he's far off.
It's unclear why Rory is wearing sunglasses on the back of his head. He won't need them today, but maybe he thinks that they just look cool, like the guys who wear sunglasses inside a subway car.
Meanwhile, McIlroy's tee shot on the fourth hole stays on the right side of the fairway. That means he should have no problem finding the green here, which would be his 50th green in 58 holes, easily the best rate in the tournament. And right on cue, his second shot spins back to within three feet of the cup.
I'm beginning to hear some louder "Let's Go Rory" chants in the gallery. I can only assume that's because Rory Sabbatini just made par on the 15th. Oh, wait: McIlroy sank that short putt for another birdie. He's now at 16-under. I guess the cheers could have been for that.
On the dogleg-left par-4 5th, Rory uses a long iron off the tee and puts it into the bunker left of the fairway. He stinks at golf.
Rory dodged a bullet that he wasn't paired with Lee Westwood. Rory and Lee share a manager and claim to be "mates," often dining and having a few pints together. But that doesn't mean they don't want to crush each other on the golf course. I can only speculate that Westwood may have messed with Rory had they been playing together. In 2009 at the Dubai Desert Classic, Rory was apparently excited to play with Lee. Because they're mates, right? Word is that on the first tee, Lee didn't say a word. He just held up his ball close to Rory's face. That was it. Rory was a little confused, supposedly.
Lee's taken a few cheap shots at Rory this week. Obviously, Westwood didn't want to concede the tournament before it was over, but after the second round, he didn't need to say things like, "Rory's had leads before." On Wednesday, he said, "You don't know how Rory is going to do. You don't know how he's going to deal with the big lead. He had a big lead in a major and didn't deal with it well before. There's pressure on him with regards to that. So we'll see. All I can do is control my game and try and shoot as low a score as possible for me." Westwood himself has lost leads and let a few majors slip out of his fingers. Maybe someone has a chip on his shoulder.
I would have loved to see Rory paired with Jason Day in the final group. At 22 and 23, respectively, they're the future of golf.
In the bunker on the fifth, Rory is briefly attacked by a swarm of bugs — bugs who have no respect for the game of golf, that is. He still manages to find the far left side of the green with his second shot. Now he'll have about a quarter-of-a-mile putt for birdie.
We need to give Jason Day some more love. He's another unbelievably talented guy and only 23. In four career starts at majors — unless he blows up and shoots 85 today — Day has finished in the top 10 three times.
When I spoke with Jason on Tuesday, he said he wasn't a favorite. I disagreed with him. I brought up the fact that this is his first U.S. Open and how that was kind of hard for me to believe, considering he's been around for a while. "Yeah, it is weird," he said. "I feel like I've been here for a while now, and it's the first time I've gotten into a U.S. Open, but you gotta start somewhere. Whatever happens this week, I'm going to gain good experience from it and take it with me to the next one."
And how did his experience at the Masters affect him?
"It's certainly given me confidence to know that I can compete against the likes of Donald, Westwood, Tiger and all those other guy," Day said Tuesday. "I'm not one of the favorites to win, but I'd like to think that I can contend and play well at majors."
When was the last time the U.S. Open finished 15 minutes after the last group teed off? Oh, right: 2000 at Pebble Beach.
With that last birdie, I just want to say, "Take that, Lee Westwood! And all the Rory doubters." It's not a matter of whether he'll win, it's by how many. Tiger who?
I wonder how often Y.E. Yang tells the story about beating Tiger at the PGA. His friends are probably sick to death of hearing about it.
Rory sinks a 10-foot putt on the fifth to save par. He's not giving Yang or Westood much of an opening here. Up next: the par-5 6th, which is playing pretty easy today (23 birdies, seven bogeys) despite the pin's placement near the pond on the far right side. In fact, the next four holes are all fairly easy. I predict Rory is 18-under at the turn.
As the cliche goes, "You can't win a tournament on Thursday, but you can lose it." Westwood shot 75 on Thursday. Rory fired a 65.
Westwood puts it in the drink just as I write about how easy the 6th is. Rory finds the thick rough off the tee, but he should have no problem laying up from there.
Rory spouts his drive at No. 6 down the right rough. He'll have to lay up instead of going for the green in two on the reachable par-5. The way things are going, Rory might still make eagle by holing out from the fairway.
Rory's third on No. 6 just cleared the rock wall surrounding the water. We're talking inches. Whew! Close call. Not that it would have really mattered, anyway. He's leading by 10 shots. Frederik Jacobson, Jason Day and Y.E. Yang are 6-under.
Low-Am (Low American) honors are currently a tight race between 2012 Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III and automatic-top-10-finisher Matt Kuchar.
So, the people who have been reserving seats since 9 a.m. in the big bleachers at the 6th green get to say they saw Rory's worst shot of the tournament.
Yang drops a 10-to-15 footer for birdie on the sixth to get to 7-under and solo second. The Yangster!
McIlroy just 7-iron on No. 7, while Yang hit a five-hybrid.
NBC announcers are wondering if Rory's "mind is starting to wander." He's probably still thinking about "The Hangover, Part II" and what he wants for dinner later. On the uphill par-3 7th, he now has about eight feet for birdie. He misses but taps in for par.
Again teeing off with a long iron, Rory finds the middle of the fairway on the eighth. The flagstick is in the very front of the green today, and I watched a lot of players use the ridge in the middle of the green as a backstop, spinning it down near the cup. Rory does the same but is a little right. That's a birdie opportunity, though. Yang's in the bunker.
Kevin Chappell and Matt Kuchar are in dogfight for Low-Am honors. Both are now 5-under after Kuchar birdied the long par-3 10th. Still, it's definitely a disappointing tournament for the Americans, who will now be without a major in five straight chances. Meanwhile, Rory has a birdie opportunity right near the clubhouse at the ninth.
McIlroy shorts his birdie putt and has to settle for par. Yang buries his from about the same distance, so he narrows the lead to eight strokes. Both gentlemen score 34s on the front. It's getting close! Except not at all.
The scoring for this year's U.S. Open is just ridiculous. There are about 18 or 19 players under par at the moment. Looking back at all the U.S. Opens since 2000, there have only been 18 total players that were under par for the tournament. That's all those Opens combined.
Before McIlroy hit his tee shot at the 10th, I was thinking: If he can hit this shot safely, he's home free. That's because it was his pull-hook tee shot on the 10th in the final round at the Masters that started his meltdown earlier this year. Those Masters meltdown stories are pretty much history now. Not only did McIlroy hit safely, but he almost aced the hole. He settles for a kick-in birdie to move to 17-under. Let the coronation begin.
In a tournament full of amazing shots, that near-ace was probably Rory's signature moment, topping Friday's incredible eagle. Huge roar from the gallery as he walks up to the 10th green, which borders the 18th — the loudest I've heard this place all week.
On the 11th, Rory duffs his drive about 15 feet. Since it doesn't clear the other tee boxes, he turns to Yang and asks if he can take a mulligan. Kidding! He hit it down the middle of the fairway. Yang is 3-under for the day and he still hasn't gained any ground on our leader.
On the 12th, Garcia chips in a shot for birdie. Let's file that one under: Shots that would have been amazingly exciting if Rory never existed.
On the 11th, Yang's second shot finds the pond that runs along the right side of the green. Not wanting to repeat that same mistake, Rory stays about as far from the water as possible and hits it to the far left edge of the green. Looks like he will gain some more ground with a par here. As if he needed it.
I just returned from watching McIlroy and Yang play the front nine. I think it's fair to say you can see signs of McIlroy successfully trying to manage his emotions. On television, he may look like he's making his normal, jaunty walk. He's loose and cool. But how could that truly be natural when he strides to every green amid warm, extended, often-standing ovations? When he made his birdie at the fourth, he exhaled in relief but quickly shook his shoulder to relax. Then he walked toward the next tee, looking around himself, left and right, as he normally does, but I'll bet he wasn't seeing anything. He was mimicking calm. He's fully aware of this historic moment — and doing a stellar job of controlling himself.
As Rory nearly makes a gigantic birdie putt on the 11th, the record we need to keep an eye on is this one: Tiger Woods's 19-under at St. Andrews in 2000, the lowest score in relation to par at a major.
All of a sudden, players are having meltdowns left and right. Right after Jacobson missed two three-foot putts to double-bogey the 12th, Henrik Stenson snaps one of his irons in half by slamming it against the fairway. He also cuts his hand in the process. Calm down, boys: None of you are winning anyway.
Hitting from the bunker on the 12th, McIlroy comes up short on his second shot, leaving it on the fringe near the front right of the green. Is it possible that's the first green he's missed all day? I can't remember another.
The buzz in the gallery was different from the buzz that accompanies the coronation marches of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. In the latter two cases, there was more wild whooping and hollering. (I'm recalling Woods's pre-scandal days here.) With McIlroy, the cheers are warmer and longer — more appreciative. I'm thinking that's because McIlroy doesn't yet have a long history with the public. The galleries are acknowledging his greatness and welcoming him at the same time. There's a lot of respect, but not yet the deeper connection.
The missed par putt at 12, from six feet, was a surprisingly big disappointment. Rory now "falls" to 16-under. At this point, it's all about how low McIlroy can go. I guess it's been that way all day, but now there's absolutely no other drama. We want to see excellence, and we want to witness the birth of Tiger II, which means we want to see records fall.
That hole was either a minor blemish on an otherwise flawless tournament or the start of the greatest collapse in the history of sports. I'm guessing the former.
Kevin Chappell looks like he's closing in on Low-Am, as he's at 6-under. Who predicted that in a tournament that had Mickelson, Fowler, Mahan, Stricker, Watson, Watney, Johnson, Kuchar, etc.?
Speaking of Kuchar, is there a safer bet in golf? If he holds on, this will be his ninth top-10 finish this year. He's also had three other top-25 finishes — but no wins. Just give this guy a trophy already.
Rory pars the par-3 13th, though he made it a little more difficult than it had to be. After his birdie miss from 10 or 12 feet, he left himself about four feet for par. But he made it. Of course he did.
Another barely-missed birdie putt by McIlroy on the 15th. So he stays at 16-under. McIlroy is a few months younger than Jack Nicklaus was when he won his first major (1962 U.S. Open), and two years younger than Woods was when he won his first Open. But Tiger was 21 when he won his first major, the Masters in 1997. And he won it by 12 strokes. So, score two for Tiger. McIlroy's lead over Day and Yang, tied at 7-under, is only nine. Only.
McIlroy just can't stop. Even when he tries to play it conservatively, the ball spins back to four feet from the hole, as on the 16th. There's talk in the media center that his ball must have GPS. How else to explain this performance?
You have to be impressed by 24-year-old Kevin Chappell, playing in his first major. He shot 66 today to finish at 6-under, which currently ties him for fourth. Who is Kevin Chappell? He won both the Jack Nicklaus (Collegiate Player of the Year) and Arnold Palmer (NCAA Champion) awards in 2008 at UCLA. After two years on the Nationwide Tour (one win), he's a rookie on the PGA Tour this year. He's another name to remember from this week, lost in the Rory-mania. His finish gets him into next year's U.S. Open and almost certainly the Masters.
McIlroy must be feeling the pressure. He three-putted the 17th green. Amazingly, that was his first three-putt of the tournament. So he's onto the 18th, with a mere eight-stroke lead. This is Jean Van de Velde territory. Van de Velde, you'll remember, had a three-stroke lead as he walked to the 18th tee at the 1999 British Open and ended up losing. So, let's see: McIlroy will somehow need to score a octuple-bogey 12 on this hole to force a playoff. A couple of lost-ball drives — that throws away four strokes. Then a couple of balls into the lake surrounding the green, and presto! He and Jason Day and/or Yang would tee it up tomorrow for another 18 holes.
NBC is throwing up some great stats. In the last 80 years, only one player younger than McIlroy has won a major. That was Tiger Woods at the 1997 Masters. Bobby Jones won the 1923 U.S. Open when he was 21.
Bad decision by Yang to tempt fate with a fairway wood from 267 yards to the 18th green. He pushed it far right and now will probably lose his solo third-place position. But, really, this is not the big story right now, you know?
Clapping in the media center for McIlroy's lag putt. The lag was the putt that sealed it. And it really was a great lag putt, even apart from the circumstances.
McIlroy and his father, Gerry, in a great bear hug beside the 18th green on Father's Day. It's in the books. McIlroy's 268 total breaks the all-time U.S. Open scoring record of 272 (held by four players) by four strokes. His eight-stroke margin of victory is second only to Woods's 15-stroke margin in 2000. Most important, at 22, McIlroy has won his first of what you have to believe will be many, many majors.


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TravelPod Member ReviewsStar Island Resort and Club Kissimmee
Great place to stay. Just remember you use the room mostly for sleeping as you spend the whole day at the parks.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Star Island Resort and Club Kissimmee
Great Resort
We stayed at Star Island Resort for three days during Christmas Vacation 2004. We checked in at 8:00 PM, and everything went well. The only annoyance was that the front-desk workers sent us to another desk to tell us where are rooms were (to gauge our interest in a timeshare purchase, which we said we weren't.) We booked through an outside source so I can't comment on anything related to booking straight with Star Island. Our villa was a one-bedroom, and it was lovely. The master bedroom was enormous with a beautiful jacuzzi tub and separate, spacious shower. The entire villa was decked out in imitation green marble and looked beautiful. The walls were busted in a few places (in the toilet room and next to the bathtub) but this was not a huge problem. The sofabed was easy to use but the matress was uncomfortable as the springs could be felt. There were no sheets for the sofabad when we came to our villa but they promptly brought them up. They have two beautiful pools, one shaped like a thin eight and one free-form pool with a waterfall in the middle. They were both heated to an awesome temperature and were very warm. There was also one hot tub. Towels were provided by a poolside cabana. The tennis facility was wonderful; however, some of the courts were wet in the morning because of nearby sprinklers and were thus unplayable for a while. The pro, Luke, was helpful and informative. He set us up with two doubles matches the first full day and one doubles match the second full day. The morning clinic (on Tuesdays) was also quite nice. Overall, a great resort!
Not the best timeshare in Orlando
We have stayed at a few timeshare 'resorts' in the Orlando area. The Star Island is certainly not the best.
Previous comments about the lack of courtesy from the staff all turned out to be true.
We had a 3rd floor apartment. There was no elevator. A lot of the fixtures and furnishings had seen better days.
For the scale of the resort, some of the facilities were lacking, while others were just plain unwelcoming.
Finally, US192 is not the best location in Orlando - it is all looking a bit tired and tacky.
Recommend one of the Marriott timeshares (e.g Cypress Harbor) instead.
Great 2 weeks!!
When i got to str island iwas so happy we had drived for 2 days and everyone was tired.The pool and tennis courts were beautifle and the rooms were supper we stayed in a 3 bdr. The kids loved it and kissimmee has everything from great restraunts and stores to great attractions.
Whoever decides to go to Florida i would advise them to stay in Kissimme and in Star island. One issue I had was that the front desk was kind of rude and some of them could'nt even speak english. But Overall it was SUPER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fabulous amenities..poor customer service
This is a most enjoyable place if you need peace and quiet, and want a
laid back, relaxing experience. Our one bedroom villa with the jacuzzi
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you could need. The pool is like a vacation postcard. The grounds are
On the down side..don't expect customer service..the staff are some of the unfriendliest we have come across. Very rarely were we ackowledeged..we were never offered a chance to talk about a timeshare possibility..I would have lsitened! and, there is no "real" restaurant "on the grounds"..its an outside grill offering burgers, etc.
..but there are plenty of restaurants all around, so that was not a
Beautiful resort, rude staff!
We stayed in this resort in july 2002. It was a very beautiful resort with a nice pool for the childeren. We had a 3 bedroom villa, wich was very beautiful and spacious. The master bedroom had a king size bed in it, the second bedroom had 2 full size beds in it and the third bedroom had a sofa bed in it. What we didn't like is that it has no elavator!!
We traveled with my grandmother and it was a little difficult for her to go up and down the stairs. The staff was also not helpful at all, and they are very rude!!! You would expect more from such a big resort.
If it weren't for the front desk staff I would stay there again!!
5 stars for Star Island
I am a timeshare owner of Star Island and have stayed at Star Island twice. Both stays were excellent. Quick check in, check out, and extremely friendly helpful employees. The kids loved the pools, tennis courts, and jet skis. Our last stay was in April 2003. The nearby Kissimmee area has everything from fast food to fine restuarants, so meals are no problem. Of course you have all the theme park attractions, but you are not far from either coast. Kennedy Space Center is an easy drive, as is the Gulf coast around the Tampa area.
Wonderful six days!
We were there July 12-18 2003 The Resort and Spa were fabulous. Front desk was sometimes rude. Our three bedroom villa was just beautiful and well maintained. Our ninety minute presentation was just that,no hard selling and straight to the point.
Beautiful and excellent Resort
I was very impressed and happy upon arriving at Star Island. Everything was beautiful and showed the quality of a Five Star Resort. The service was excellent and the rooms beautiful and spacey. All this in turn made me become a owner at this fabulous resort. I recommend it to everyone coming to this area.
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In response to a congressional request, GAO: (1) reviewed the Solanda Housing Guaranty project in Ecuador, focusing on Agency for International Development (AID) and Ecuadoran requirements for financing, design, and implementation; (2) investigated allegations that high indirect costs have unnecessarily increased the prices of Solanda units; and (3) analyzed AID-funded wood house demonstration projects in Peru and Ecuador to determine whether using alternative construction materials might improve the Housing Guaranty Program's delivery of low-income housing in Ecuador.
GAO found that: (1) the Solanda housing units' high construction standards and costs were not affordable for much of the original target population; (2) the use of wood or other building materials alone would not have significantly lowered the units' prices; (3) allegations that, due to AID requirements, indirect costs in Solanda had reached 50 percent were unfounded; (4) the Ecuador Housing Bank charged the lowest approved interest rate for Solanda mortgages, but it was still too high for the lower strata of the Housing Guaranty target group to qualify; and (5) U.S. wood was not a viable alternative under the Housing Guaranty Program but could be used for high-income housing.
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Belinda Hui says that Hong Kong needs to act now to address the multifaceted consequences and social impact of a policy of integration with the mainland if tensions are to be kept in check
The latest relaxation of travel controls for millions of non-permanent residents of Shenzhen to visit Hong Kong has led to a public outcry about its possible effects on our already overloaded city. This is not a single case of inadequate planning on mainland-Hong Kong integration; rather, it's part of a fraught process that began over 10 years ago.
In fact, since the handover 15 years ago, the integration of Hong Kong and the mainland has been at the top of the agenda for both governments. Conflicts have arisen due to our different cultures, perceptions and orientations. Cross-border travel has led to new social issues, including having an impact on social welfare, medical care and education, as well as youth problems.
According to statistics released by the Immigration Department, the number of babies born to non-local parents increased from 620 in 2001 to 35,736 in 2011, accounting for 37 per cent of births in Hong Kong.
As the new school term gets under way, more than 17,000 children will cross the border every day to go to school in Hong Kong. The number is expected to further increase. Although the government has launched some measures such as enlarging school bus parking spaces and undertaking immigration clearance on school buses, these are still far from enough.
Parenting and family relationships are also issues that need to be addressed, as the breakdown of some cross-border marriages has created problems, including the legal rights of divorcees and the custody of their children.
In another worrying trend, more Hong Kong youths are taking advantage of the convenience of cross-border travel to take drugs in Shenzhen, where drugs are cheaper and there are fewer police raids.
Further, some Hong Kong elderly who had chosen to retire on the mainland have started moving back to the city in recent years because of the higher medical costs and inflation on the mainland.
This two-way movement of people between Hong Kong and the mainland will only increase, in tandem with families' needs for work and education. However, Hong Kong's social system has not yet prepared itself to cope with such a large influx of mainlanders and potential Hong Kong residents.
Many ways have been suggested to relieve this pressure on society: working with schools to help children overcome language barriers; providing retraining programmes for the unskilled; creating services and a community network for needy cross-border families. Local schools and welfare organisations are working really hard on it, but without adequate policy support from the government.
The government ought to fully recognise that economic and social development must go hand in hand. Formal communications with the mainland government should be initiated immediately to work out long-term social policies, with overall consideration given to the integration issue and national planning. Early planning, the identification of needs and intervention are therefore necessary to prevent social problems getting worse.
We need a platform for co-operation, where solutions can be suggested, particularly with relation to cross-border families and students, as well as crime and drug abuse. A good candidate is the "Hong Kong/Guangdong expert group on social welfare co-operation" under the Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement; if the group's membership is strengthened with members of civil society and the welfare sector, it could be the right platform to address these social problems.
Another idea to consider is a relaxation of the rules, to allow Hong Kong nongovernmental organisations to work in the Pearl River Delta region to cater to the needs of cross-border families. We realise that a number of local people are unhappy with mainlanders giving birth here as they think these mainland parents and children are using up Hong Kong's resources. But the fact is that these children already have the right to become permanent residents. Hence, adequate support like education and welfare services should be provided if we want them to be nurtured as useful members of society and boost our workforce. This is not a policy issue that can be avoided or ignored.
The Hong Kong government ought to strive for a good balance between the pace of integration and adequate provision of services for both Hongkongers and mainland people. Otherwise, not only will tensions rise further, the social development of Hong Kong may also hit a bottleneck.
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Extremely interesting read. After my old Dell 2209WA became defective, I tried to find a new monitor I could use. To my surprise, I have found out that the modern LED monitors are extremely unpleasant to look at, and I started to look for the source of the problem. It seems that all the flickers PWM and temporal dithering introduce to a computer screen is very harmful for the neural system - at least in case of sensitive people, and long-term.
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I don't know about the monitors themselves displaying messages to the subconscious mind, (I know the old CRTs flicker rate drove me insane. The LCD flat screens saved me) I did read about some questions concerning the differences between broadcast rates in Analog and digital.
Apparently, (and I don't have the number) there only needs to be a certain number of frames per second projected for our brains to detect a smooth flow of data - such as a movie. Analog transmission of data was more than adequate to accomplish this. The move to digital enabled more images per second to be relayed then ever before. The question was asked if our brains only require X amount of images to be relayed, then what is being put in between the "frames" that is being fed directly into our subconscious. I may have used the wrong lingo as I'm not an expert, just relaying broken pieces of something I read about a couple years a that stuck with me.
The fact that our govt thought that everyone needed to be able to enjoy the full digital experience so much that they underwrote the whole changeover apparently, surly got my spidie senses tingling.
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The HALO Breast Pap Test is a method for extracting fluid from the breast's milk ducts through the nipple so that the cells it contains can be examined in a laboratory. The test has been promoted as a means of identifying a woman's risk of breast cancer up to eight years before anything might show on a mammogram. It involves placing small cups on the nipples, which use warmth, massage and suction to bring to the surface a fluid called nipple aspirate. If no fluid can be extracted, the result is said to be "normal" and the woman's risk of breast cancer low.
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If the fluid yields suspicious cells, further tests would be needed to follow up. Those additional tests may include mammograms, MRI or ultrasound. If nothing further indicates a problem, a woman and her physician would have to determine if any steps should be taken to reduce her risk. The HALO test is supposed to be repeated annually.
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