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ATLANTA has the busiest airport in the States, and while many people just drop in to get connections to go elsewhere in America, it's a city that's more than worthy of a visit.
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When asked what the reason for going to Atlanta was, I replied: "Holiday". She looked incredulous - "no one goes to Atlanta on vacation", she snorted.
Atlanta is a cool city.
It boasts some of the most iconic brands - Coca Cola, The Georgia Peach, CNN - and has many impressive nicknames.
It's known as The Big Peach in the Peach State because, you guessed it, Georgia grows the best peaches in the United States.
Another moniker for Atlanta is The City too Busy to Hate, and The Black Mecca; it was one of the first southern cities that, during Civil Rights struggle, gave equal rights to African Americans who went to live there, knowing they would have more opportunities to be treated equally.
But my favourite is The A. Simple, to the point...doesn't need any explaining. It's the only city easily identified by just one letter.
That's powerful.
The capital of the state of Georgia, has many places of interest, including the headquarters of CNN, a Coca Cola museum (this is the town the most famous drink in the world was first made) and a wonderful centre devoted to local boy, Martin Luther King Centre.
Many Irish people will be familiar with Atlanta hosting the Olympic Games in 1996, when Michelle Smith controversially won three gold medals.
The Olympic stadium is now used by the city's local baseball team, the Atlanta Braves.
In 1837, the Western and Atlantic Railroad was being built, heading eastwards, and Georgia decided to build a railroad to the Midwest.
The area where the two lines intersected was chosen to be the terminus.
And quickly, in post-Civil War America, this 'terminus' grew, expanded and boomed into the city of Atlanta.
The city centre area is quite small and easy to get around - an efficient tram runs through its central area, and there's also a busy underground metro system.
For a good tour of the city, take the Peachtree Trolley.
This costs €25 and lasts 90 minutes, taking in most of the main attractions with a hop on/hop off allowance. It leaves from near Centennial Olympic Park, one of the lasting legacies of the Olympic Games.
The 21-acre park features the Fountain of Rings and has become the impetus for widespread efforts to revitalise residential and commercial development in Atlanta.
With eight-and-a-half million gallons of water, the Georgia Aquarium is the largest in world, home to all sorts of exotic mammals and fish.
The World of Coca Cola offers an informative, multi-sensory 4-D theatre, a gallery dedicated to Coke and pop culture, and a seven-foot Coca-Cola polar bear.
As you'd expect, you can buy lots of Coca-Cola products.
CNN (Cable News Network) was launched on June 1, 1980 as the world's first 24-hour news network. Headquartered in Atlanta, it was initially available in fewer than two million U. S. homes.
Today, CNN is seen in more than 89 million US homes, and 160 million internationally.
An hour-long tour there allows you to peek into the bustling newsroom, and view studios in which broadcasts are made.
If you're lucky, you may even to bump into Fionnuala Sweeney, the former RTE star who hosted the Eurovision Song Contest in Millstreet, Co. Cork, in 1993.
She is now an anchor based in Atlanta.
The King Center in the heart of the National Historic Site includes the birth home of Dr Martin Luther King Jr, the crypt of Dr and Mrs King, and exhibits at Freedom Hall.
Dr King was born in Atlanta in 1929 and led the civil rights movement from the city until he was assassinated in Memphis in 1968.
His last resting place is set beautifully in the middle of a long water feature. You can also visit King's home, now a preserved museum located on the same street.
Also located near Centennial park is the Center for Civil and Human Rights, where theatrical and high-tech
exhibits use motion, sights and sounds to immerse visitors in the American civil rights movement.
Touch-screen video panels bring visitors face-to-face with human rights activists from around the world
Atlanta is also famous at the setting for much of Gone With The Wind.
The novel, written by Margaret Mitchell and first published in 1936, depicts the struggles of young Scarlett O'Hara, the spoiled daughter of a well-to-do plantation owner.
Mitchell was killed in 1949 when she was hit by a drunk driver while on her way to see a movie. Her home is now a historic museum and visitor centre, and a portion of the building is devoted to the making of the film.
The trolley tour also passes the Georgia State capital - its dome is made up of actual gold. It was built in 1889 and designed to resemble the US Capitol Building to serve as a sign of Atlanta's new nationalism.
Georgia was reaffirming its loyalties to the nation and called Atlanta the Capital of the New South.
In case you're wondering why it's called the Peachtree Trolley Tour, it's because Georgia is known as the Peachtree State. So proud of the superior-quality peaches that are grown there, back in 1995 Georgia designated the peach as the official state fruit.
There are lots of happening hot spots and pubs on Peachtree Street, including Meehan's Irish bar. There are several hotels located around the Peachtree area, a great central base for visitors.
Americans LOVE their breakfasts, so brunch at the West Egg Café (at 1100 Howell Mill) is a must.
There are queues out the door, so grab a coffee and sit in the sunshine while you wait - it'll be worth it. Southern Living magazine awarded The West Egg Café the honourable title of Best Breakfast in Georgia - and it's well deserved.
Try the Georgia Benedict; turkey sausage patties, two eggs and turkey sausage gravy over a split biscuit. And mashed potato.
When night falls, head for dinner at the Vortex bar and grill (438 Moreland Ave. NE, a 10-minute taxi ride from the city centre).
It is the self-proclaimed Godfather of Atlanta Burger Joints and offers four meaty whoppers: Vortex Burgers, Signature Burgers, Bypass Burgers and OMFG Burgers.
If you're up for a food challenge, Hell's Fury, Fat Elvis or the Triple Coronary Bypass will have you busting a gut.
And it wouldn't be an American city without Hooters - on Peachtree Street, Atlanta's is fabulously tacky and serves up finger-lickin' good chicken wings.
If you can move after all the gorging on super-sized American fare, you've got to get in some shopping.
There is a small mall on Peachtree Street, but Atlanta's main shopping is located at giant outlet centres on the outskirts of town, which are easily accessible on the MARTA metro system.
I hopped on for a 10-minute ride to Lennox Square. Alongside faves including Banana Republic, Foot Locker, GAP, A&F, American Eagle Outfitters and Armani Exchange, there are also giant department stores such as Bloomindales and Macy's.
Macy's offers a 10 per cent discount for international travellers, but at the till you'll generally get a 20per cent discount. AND there's a Cheesecake Factory there.
So if you're transiting through Atlanta, the city is well worth a visit, with lots of fun things to do and see - and the friendly locals would love you to drop in. :
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You can relax on the best beach in the States after a hectic time in Orlando with a visit to St. Pete/Clearwateri, which also holds the Guinness World Record title for the longest consecutive run of sunshine days.
Situated on a sun-drenched peninsula in Florida's Gulf of Mexico, Clearwater Beach was TripAdvisor's number one beach in the USA, and St Pete Beach is ranked at number four of the best beaches in the USA for 2016.
American Holidays has five nights at Rosen Inn at International, Orlando and five nights at the Barefoot Beachfront Hotel, Maderia St Pete/Clearwater from €829pp in August.
Price includes flights and four days car hire. See americanholidays.com.
Return flights to Atlanta start from around €550. Given it's America's busiest airport, it's surprising there are no direct links to Ireland yet, but there are good connections. I flew with American airlines from Dublin via Philadelphia.
American Airlines flies from Dublin to Atlanta via Charlotte, Chicago–O'Hare, New York JFK or Philadelphia from €565.74 return pp. (inc. taxes). See www.aa.com/intl/ie or call 0818 710 299
The MARTA metro system goes direct to and from Atlanta airport into the city centre, while a taxi fare for the same trip costs around €20.
I stayed in the Ellis Street/Peachtree area, where there are several large hotels, all offering good seasonal rates. For best offers check out Trivago, Expedia or Hotels.ie.
The Atlanta City pass costs around €65 and allows passes into most of the major attractions, such as CNN, the Coca Cola Museum, the Georgia Aquarium and Atlanta Zoo. See www.citypass.com.


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Barmes had successful surgery Tuesday to repair the break in his left collarbone.
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Camu camu is touted as a top source of vitamin C, an antioxidant vitamin often used to strengthen the immune system. Although there is limited research on camu camu's vitamin C content, findings from some laboratory studies indicate that camu camu pulp contains a high amount of vitamin C.

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Camu camu may fight inflammation and oxidative stress, according to a 2008 study from the Journal of Cardiology. For the study, 20 male smokers either drank camu camu juice or took vitamin C tablets every day for a week. At the end of the treatment period, members of the camu camu group showed a significant decrease in certain markers of inflammation and oxidative stress. Members of the vitamin C group, meanwhile, did not experience a decrease in these markers.

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Inoue T, Komoda H, Uchida T, Node K. "Tropical fruit camu-camu (Myrciaria dubia) has anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory properties." J Cardiol. 2008 Oct;52(2):127-32.

Justi KC, Visentainer JV, Evelázio de Souza N, Matsushita M. "Nutritional composition and vitamin C stability in stored camu-camu (Myrciaria dubia) pulp." Arch Latinoam Nutr. 2000 Dec;50(4):405-8.

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Posthumously published fiction about two couples' forays into marriage and childbirth. THE BUCCANEERS By Edith Wharton. Completed by Marion Mainwaring. Penguin, $10.95. The author's unfinished novel about a young American woman, now given an ending. THE BUTCHER BOY By Patrick McCabe. Cutting Edge/Delta, $9.95. A novel about the transformation of a disturbed young Irish boy into a brutal killer. CASE CLOSED: Lee Harvey Oswald and the Assassination of JFK By Gerald Posner. Anchor/Doubleday, $14.95. An argument that Oswald, and Oswald alone, did it. CHRISTMAS IN JULY: The Life and Art of Preston Sturges By Diane Jacobs. University of California, $18. A portrait of one of Hollywood's first writer-directors. THE CIVIL WAR By Geoffrey C. Ward, with Ric Burns and Ken Burns. Vintage, $13. The companion volume to the 1990 PBS series. THE COLLECTED STORIES By Reynolds Price. Plume, $12.95. Fifty fictions about the inner lives of ordinary people. THE COLLECTED WRITINGS OF ROBERT MOTHERWELL Edited by Stephanie Terenzio. Oxford University, $21.95. The painter's views on creativity and modern art. CONDUCT UNBECOMING: Gays and Lesbians in the U.S. Military By Randy Shilts. Fawcett Columbine, $16. A history of prejudice and purges in the armed forces. CONSIDER THIS, SENORA By Harriet Doerr. Harvest/Harcourt Brace, $9.95. Fiction about three American women in Mexico. THE CREATION OF FEMINIST CONSCIOUSNESS: From the Middle Ages to Eighteen-seventy By Gerda Lerner. Oxford University, $11.95. How women challenged male-dominated institutions. CULTURE OF COMPLAINT: The Fraying of America By Robert Hughes. Warner, $10.99. A critique of the multicultural movement. CURRICULUM VITAE: Autobiography By Muriel Spark. Houghton Mifflin, $10.95. A memoir of the author's first 39 years. DAKOTA: A Spiritual Geography By Kathleen Norris. Houghton Mifflin, $9.95. The contemplative life to be found in the western regions of North and South Dakota. DAYS OF GRACE By Arthur Ashe and Arnold Rampersad. Ballantine, $5.99. A memoir reflecting on issues from athletics to AIDS. DENYING THE HOLOCAUST: The Growing Assault on Truth and Memory By Deborah E. Lipstadt. Plume, $10.95. An examination of the arguments of those who insist that the Nazi campaign of genocide never happened. DR. HAGGARD'S DISEASE By Patrick McGrath. Vintage Contemporaries, $10. A Gothic tale about a morphine-addicted physician. THE END OF PHYSICS: The Myth of a Unified Theory By David Lindley. Basic Books, $13. How unverifiable theories are impeding science. ENGLISH MUSIC By Peter Ackroyd. Ballantine, $12.50. A novel about magic and spiritualism in London. EVELYN WAUGH: The Later Years, 1939-1966 By Martin Stannard. Norton, $15.95. The second volume in a biography of the author. AN EVIL CRADLING By Brian Keenan. Penguin, $10.95. A memoir of more than four years as a Beirut hostage. EXIT INTO HISTORY: A Journey Through the New Eastern Europe By Eva Hoffman. Penguin, $11.95. An investigation of the cultures of six countries that used to be part of the Communist bloc. FDR: The New York Years, 1928-1933 By Kenneth S. Davis. Random House, $15. How Roosevelt's policies as Governor of New York presaged the New Deal. FEATHER CROWNS By Bobbie Ann Mason. Harper Perennial, $13. Fiction about the birth of quintuplets in turn-of-the-century Kentucky. THE FIFTIES By David Halberstam. Fawcett Columbine, $15. A look at the decade of McCarthy and Elvis. FIRE WITH FIRE: The New Female Power and How to Use It By Naomi Wolf. Fawcett Columbine, $12. Feminist strategy discouraging victimization. FIRST NIGHTS By Susan Fromberg Schaeffer. Ivy, $6.99. A fictionalization of the relationship between Greta Garbo and her maid. FLY FISHING THROUGH THE MIDLIFE CRISIS By Howell Raines. Anchor/Doubleday, $12.95. A paean to a demanding sport by the editorial page editor of The New York Times. THE FORGOTTEN PLAGUE: How the Battle Against Tuberculosis Was Won -- and Lost By Frank Ryan. Back Bay/Little, Brown, $14.95. Why this dread disease is now fighting back. THE FOUNTAIN OF AGE By Betty Friedan. Touchstone/Simon & Schuster, $15. Celebrating the years after 65 as a time of creativity. THE FOURTEEN SISTERS OF EMILIO MONTEZ O'BRIEN By Oscar Hijuelos. Harper Paperbacks, $5.99. A novel about the 15 children of a Cuban mother and an Irish father. FOXFIRE: Confessions of a Girl Gang By Joyce Carol Oates. William Abrahams/Plume, $10.95. A fictional reminiscence about a band of working-class teen-age girls in the 1950's. FRENCH LESSONS: A Memoir By Alice Kaplan. University of Chicago, $9.95. Anatomy of a love affair with a language. GAME OVER: How Nintendo Conquered the World By David Sheff. Vintage, $13. A Japanese company's construction of a video empire. GENET: A Biography By Edmund White. With a chronology by Albert Dichy. Vintage, $17. 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MAZURKA FOR TWO DEAD MEN By Camilo Jose Cela. Translated by Patricia Haugaard. New Directions, $10.95. A novel about the first four decades of this century in Galicia, Spain, this Nobel laureate's birthplace. THE MINER'S CANARY: Unraveling the Mysteries of Extinction By Niles Eldredge. Princeton University, $12.95. Why human beings may go the way of the dinosaurs. THE MORNING AFTER: Sex, Fear, and Feminism By Katie Roiphe. Back Bay/Little, Brown, $8.95. An argument that the definition of "date rape" has been taken too far. MUDDY BOOTS AND RED SOCKS: A War Reporter's Life By Malcolm W. Browne. Times Books/Random House, $5.99. A New York Times reporter's memoirs of the front. THE NEANDERTALS: Of Skeletons, Scientists, and Scandal By Erik Trinkaus and Pat Shipman. Vintage, $15. Our close relationship with our prehuman ancestors. THE NIGHT MANAGER By John le Carre. Ballantine, $6.99. The latest spy thriller by a master of the genre. ON KISSING, TICKLING, AND BEING BORED: Psychoanalytic Essays on the Unexamined Life By Adam Phillips. Harvard University, $12. How, from a psychiatric viewpoint, these experiences are all related. ORDINARY TIME: Cycles in Marriage, Faith, and Renewal By Nancy Mairs. Beacon, $12. An autobiographical account of infidelity, illness and the comforts of religion. PRESIDENT KENNEDY: Profile of Power By Richard Reeves. Touchstone/Simon & Schuster, $15. A portrait of J.F.K. as a naive and secretly ill politician. THE PROFESSOR OF DESIRE By Philip Roth. Vintage International, $10. The loves of a fictional teacher, now back in print. REMEMBERING BABYLON By David Malouf. Vintage International, $10. A novel about a 19th-century white man raised by Australian aborigines. THE REST OF LIFE: Three Novellas By Mary Gordon. Penguin, $9.95. Fiction about strong women who somehow sacrifice themselves for love. SADE: A Biography By Maurice Lever. Translated by Arthur Goldhammer. 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These two videos were among 722 entries from around the world for the prestigious Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards. They have been chosen as part of 152 distinguished videos. Which colour Dolphin trophy (Gold, Silver, Black and the White Dolphin – the Grand Prix) these films will receive is still unknown!
We submitted a celebration clip for the winner of the 2015 European Green Capital Award, Bristol, in the category of 'Corporate Films and Videos – Environmental Issues and Concerns'. ICF Mostra was asked by the European Commission's Directorate General for Environment (DG ENV) to produce a video seeking to promote the city of Bristol as European Green Capital Award (EGCA) winner 2015. EGCA aims to provide an incentive for cities to inspire each other and share best practices, while at the same time engaging in friendly competition. This film is already a winner, having won a 'Cézame Music Agency' Special Award at the Deauville Green Awards earlier this year.
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Had great experience prior to Dr. Sharma joining the Ohio Health System. We relocated to Chicago and need a doctor referral to get into a Northwestern doc (not an insurance referral-just a note from Sharma) and its been over 10 days with no response. I left two voicemails for Dr. Sharma's Medical Assistant with no return call. I left another voicemail for Brandy, and spoke to an appointment person explaining our inability to get an appt. in Chicago without the referral. I also explained to Patty and Brandy that we would be in need of refills due to the lack of response and no referral from Sharma. We are now in need to have prescriptions refilled and he left it pending in the system. This office is very difficult to get a person to even answer the phone for an appointment and their response to voicemails is laughable. I left two messages for the assistant manager and manager today....neither was in the office on a Friday afternoon. Doesn't seem like to many people actually work!
He is not my regular doctor but I made an appointment with him because my usual physician, also in this practice, couldn't see me for a few days. Dr. Sharma was exceptionally rude to me during the appointment. Condescending and disrespectful. It was so bad that I actually said something to him about it in the moment. I'll never make another appointment with him ever again.
Dr. Sharma and staff are excellent and have served me well for several years. (James Osborn)
Dr. Sharma was very rude and inappropriate to a family member as far as discussing office procedures for making appointments and airing his frustration verbally and emotionally in the room. This behavior was intolerable and intimidating and he should go back to the school of bedside manners. He might think twice about how he approaches new patients and the first impression he can never take back.
Randy Sharma was 20 minutes late coming into the exam room, he did not introduce himself but rather started lecturing me on how the appointment was made incorrectly with his office. When I objected and offered to go else where for the visit he stated he needed to make me understand that some patients try to avoid a co pay by scheduling two things at once and gave a specific patient example. Terrible experience. I've worked in healthcare over 30 years and have never experienced a physician who treated me with such disrespect.
Dr. Sharma is wonderful. He takes his time and always gets your in when your sick. I've gone to him from muscle injuries to bronchitus and his treatments have always been effective. He is a great doctor and has a great bedside manner. I have been going to hime for 2 years and I'm very happy!
Dr. Sharma is a wonderful doctor. I have been seeing him for about 4 years now. He nevers rushes our appointments and takes time to explain things to me. He has always been kind and considerate regardless of my medical situation, not to mention accurate on his diagnosis. He never jumps to conclusions on a diagnosis and is very thorough. I love this office in general. The staff is very friendly and warm and the doctors are not only caring but very knowledgeable. I have had a number of issues in my 4 years at this office and they have always done a great job. Dr. Sharma has a way of making you feel comfortable and at ease as if you have known him for years (even on your first visit). I have and will continue to recommend this doctor's office to people.
Dr. Sharma is the best doctor that I have ever had. He is responsive, even on non emergency cases, and easy to talk to. He also asks about other issues going on in your life and identifies other possible reasons for the symptoms. He relates well to people and cares about them.
I have seen this doctor three times. The first time he was pleasant and seemed to care; the next two times he was not and did not. The last time his hurried diagnosis was incorrect--and I ended up going to the ER for help. He did not return a phone call. Staff at his office are either overwhelmed or not very invested in their jobs.
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I tried to follow the directions listed here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/267568 but there is no add value in the edit menu. The only way to add the values is to click new. I then have no idea if I need a string value, multi-string value ect, anyone else ran into this before. It is a 64 bit Windows Server 2008 R2 machine, running Exchang 2010.
Apr 6, 2012 at 8:43 UTC
900 is the default and shouldn't have to be set. If they are lasting longer you may want to look at the article I posted, and the how-to linked at the end of it about what you are currently seeing.
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Apr 6, 2012 at 8:15 UTC
In the right hand pane, right click empty white space, new>DWORD(32-bit) Value.
For the name give it,
Then double click it to open it. in the "Value Data:" field is where you would enter the amount of seconds you want. Default is 15 minutes or 900 seconds.
Apr 6, 2012 at 8:37 UTC
Jay you are my hero, weird thing is though my devices were taking two hours to expire their cert, but default was suppose to be 15 min. I just changed it and entered the decimal as 900 is this correct?
Apr 6, 2012 at 8:43 UTC
900 is the default and shouldn't have to be set. If they are lasting longer you may want to look at the article I posted, and the how-to linked at the end of it about what you are currently seeing.
Apr 6, 2012 at 8:53 UTC
WOW you are an exchange genius. S I guess the only real answer is to write a script in python and force it into the BYOD IE Android. To loose its SSL cert quicker then force it to reconnect w/ OWA? Sound correct?
Apr 6, 2012 at 8:58 UTC
You could, or invest in a third party solution that manages active sync devices beyond Microsoft mobile that can wipe the device when someone is terminated. Currently we are using Airwatch to manage our mobile devices like Android and iPhone.
Apr 6, 2012 at 9:05 UTC
So just to affirm then, the issue is how long the devices are holding onto their SSL hash cert from exchange?
Apr 6, 2012 at 9:28 UTC
Not necessarily the hash cert, but the token Exchange hands out to the mobile device or connection. The how-to that was linked has a few other options to speed up this process. The way you are doing it by lowering the TTL I wouldn't recommend as this can cause more issues later down the road.
Apr 6, 2012 at 9:31 UTC
There must be a way to have the devices age out the token quicker, or to flush it.
Apr 6, 2012 at 9:36 UTC
Yes, there is,
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Computer Crashes and Other Mishaps
I know you expect me to write about the short game, equipment and things "golf-y" in general, but this has been a trying week. You, see, it's not been the best of times for me mechanically. And in our world, we are all so totally dependent on mechanical/electrical/digital devices to keep us connected and functioning, aren't we?
It all started last weekend when my computer started running slower and slower, and not doing what it is supposed to do. Finally, it just quit altogether. I had an early trip to Austin planned, so my fiancé graciously agreed to take the computer to the shop when it opened. The verdict – a crashed hard drive. Under warranty, thankfully, but I've been all week waiting on the repair -- hopefully done today!! Then I have to re-load all the software, drivers and other "stuff", then reconfigure Outlook to all my personal preferences, etc.
The fun begins, apparently, when I begin to restore all my files from my online backup, Carbonite. It's all there, but I'm told to be prepared for this process to take 2-3 days!!!!!! Sheesh. There goes more productivity.
Then, on my way back from Austin, my trusty old 2005 Ford Expedition loses all electrical power and shuts down, one town before I'm home. Luckily, this is the town I grew up in, and it wasn't quite dark, so my lovely 89-year-old Mom came to her son's rescue. I took her back home and brought her car on to Victoria. The verdict – failed alternator (the second one in two years). Nothing a $400 check wouldn't fix.
So, the point of all this is that I got to feeling pretty sorry for myself, as my ability to be productive is severely compromised and I have lots of work to do. Then I slapped myself in the face and thought about how miniscule and trivial my own problems are, compared to those with real challenges in life. My brother is still in his cancer battle, and his spirits are extraordinarily strong. Many of our finest young people are in battle zones around the world, and others try to carve out each day in crime-infested neighborhoods and/or living in poverty, broken homes or worse. Many don't have jobs or good prospects to find one . . . . You get my point.
As we sat down to a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner yesterday, I found it quite easy to thank God for all my many blessings – health, family, friends and the ability to live my life pretty much as I choose, toiling in the golf industry each and every day. What's a mechanical setback now and then?
I hope you all had a great day of Thanksgiving, as did I. And I promise to get back to the subject of golf on Tuesday. If you have a question you'd like answered, or a topic you'd like me to address, just send it in.
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KVSmith59 says:
reminds me of my favorite quote: I cried because I had no shoes until I met a man with no feet.
Kurt the Knife says:
It wasn't until I began my professional life in hospitals that I gained some perspective on the miracle that I actually wake up everyday.
Kurt the Knife says:
Terry, I am getting some in depth technical analysis on my swing. Videos, biometrics, etc. There has been some discussion here (and recent golf publications about teaching by "feel" compared with Technical approaches.
What are your experiences and thoughts on the matter?
larrynjr says:
The downside of offsite backups.
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I was reminded of how selfish I can get sometimes with my own situations. I was reading an article about a football player blaming God because he didn't catch a game winning pass. It reminded me of what Job said to his wife, "What? Shall we receive good at the hand of God, and shall we not receive evil?"
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My fave.
If your house gets wrecked by a tornado, its an act of god.
Find 10 bucks and you're lucky.
Im a pantheist FTR.
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- 10 apples, small
- 8 ounces black treacle (molasses)
- 4 ounces butter
- 16 ounces brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon vinegar
Directions See How It's Made
- Thoroughly wash the apples then dry with kitchen paper.
- Insert a wooden stick in each, downwards through the core, to act as handles.
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Name: Henner Simianer
Academic titles: Prof. Dr. agr. habil., Dipl. Ing. agr.
Date of birth: April 30, 1957
Place of birth: Karlsruhe
Nationality: German
School education:
1963 1967 Primary school in Karlsruhe-Beiertheim
1967 1976 Goethegymnasium (secondary school) in Karlsruhe
1976 Abitur (school leaving examination qualifying for university)
University degrees:
1976 1981 Study of Agriculture/Animal production at Justus-Liebig-
University in Giessen
1981 Dipl. Ing. agr.
1985 Promotion to Dr. agr. at Justus-Liebig-University in
Giessen (mark summa cum laude)
1992 Habilitation at the University of Hohenheim with the
Appointment as University Lecturer for Animal Breeding and
Professional activities:
1981 1987 Scientific staff member and later scientific assistant
at the Institute of Animal Breeding and Genetics at the Justus-Liebig-University in Giessen
1987 1988 Postdoc at the Department of Animal and Poultry Science at the University of Guelph (Canada)
1988 1995 Scientific assistant at the Institute of Animal Breeding and Husbandry at the University in Stuttgart-Hohenheim
1996 1997 Heisenberg-Fellowship of the German Research Foundation (Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG)
1997 2001 Freelance scientific advisor, planing and arrangement of the Consultation bureau Applied Genetics Network in Stuttgart (Germany) and Altendorf (Switzerland)
1999 2001 Part-time lecturer at the Institute of Animal Science at the ETH Zürich (Switzerland)
2001 Full Professor (C4) for Animal Breeding at the Institute of Animal Breeding and Genetics at the Georg-August-University in Goettingen (permanent)
2004 2008 Acting head of the Institute of Animal Breeding and Genetics at the Georg-August-University in Goettingen
2009 Head of the Animal Breeding and Genetics Group in the Department of Animal Sciences at the Georg-August-University in Goettingen
Activities in scientific associations:
2001 2007 President of the Gesellschaft für Tierzuchtwissenschaft
(German Society of Animal Breeding Scientists)
2001 2007 Vice-president of the Deutschen Gesellschaft für Züchtungskunde e.V. (German Society of Animal Breeding)
2002 Editor of the Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics
2002 2008 Chairman of the FAO Advisory Group for Animal Genetic Diversity of the International Society of Animal Genetics (ISAG)
2003 2009 Vice-president of the Genetics Commission of the European Association of Animal Production (EAAP)
2008 2010 Head of the programme committee for the 9th World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production 2010 to be held in Leipzig (Germany)
2009 - President of the Genetics Commission of the European Association of Animal Production (EAAP)
Research interests:
Quantitative genetics methodology development and applications to functional traits
Economics and design of breeding programs
Quantification of genetic diversity and design of optimum conservation schemes in livestock
Population genomics detection of signals of domestication and selection in the genome of domestic species, based on high density genotyping
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Family and supporters of Pablo Ibar, a Spanish citizen sentenced to death in Florida for a 1994 triple-murder, said here Thursday that while they welcome a decision to grant him a new trial, they remain wary.
Ibar's father and cousin and the spokesman for the Pablo Ibar Association Against the Death Penalty, Andres Krakenberger, met Thursday morning with the president of the Basque regional parliament, Bakartxo Tejeria, and other lawmakers.
After the round of meetings, they told reporters they hope to convince the parliament to issue an institutional declaration in favor of Ibar.
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In February, the Florida Supreme Court overturned the 2000 murder conviction of the 45-year-old Ibar, who has been imprisoned for almost 22 years, 15 of them on death row.
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What gave him the start over Tyler Russell? "The fact that Tyler is not cleared to play medically, for contact."
You talked about finishing after Oklahoma State, how do you see this week? "Yeah, we didn't finish. I mean it's a pretty simple deal. We had an opportunity to finish the game on offense, we didn't do it; we had an opportunity to finish the game on defense, didn't do it. And that's coaching, to me that's all coaching. So that's on me, that's on our assistant coaches, our defensive staff, our offensive staff, to make sure we have kids in a situation prepared to go finish a game. And we did not do that."
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Did you see a difference in Auburn's defense the second half? "They pressured a lot more than they ever have before. But we made some big plays when they pressured too, we just didn't finish it and make the plays we needed to to finish."
You're taking blame on yourself and staff, did you see anything from the players that led to not finishing? "No, I mean we'll watch it all on film and see. I'm sure, I guarantee everybody that played in that game probably can pick one moment in the game they could have done something that would have changed the outcome of the game. So that's stuff we've got to get fixed at practice for our guys. I mean, that attention to detail, that finish has got to be done at practice and it's got to be done every single day at practice."
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You were able to slow Auburn's ground game? "Obviously that's the number one thing you want to do, is stop the run. And the thing we did, we did a pretty good job of stopping the run. We did a pretty good job against the pass, we just didn't tackle in the open field. Basically quick screens all night long, bubbles and quick screens. Open-field tackling has been a strength of ours and tonight I bet we're going to have a lot of missed tackles when we finalize and grade the film. And that was going to be a key component. Number one is stop the run when you play, number two is tackle in the open field. And we got 50% of it done."
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Four minutes into the game, the Knights found themselves in a 15-4 hole. Marion County battled back, and was sparked by a four-point play by Alex Smith to trim the deficit to 23-17 as the quarter ended.
The Lady Knights headed to East Hardin Middle School to tangle with the third ranked Henderson County Lady Colonels in the Duke's Sporting Goods Valentine's Day Shootout Saturday.
Marion County blew Henderson County away early on, and the Lady Colonels could never recover. Makayla Epps led all scorers with 35 points helping Marion County win by a final score of 67-40.
The win marks the 29th in a row by the Lady Knights. The 29 wins now have surpassed the previous mark of 28 consecutive wins set in the 1979-1980 season.
Mike Cecil stood before the old Marion County courthouse Sunday afternoon surrounded by Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, Ernie "The Turtleman" Brown Jr., musicians, local officials and several members of the Marion County Historical Society.
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