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• Suicide prevention and awareness benefit tickets go on sale - WNDU
• On Your Mind - Sierra Vista Herald
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RENSI/HAMILTON RACING-24-NNS - Rotoworld.com Posted: 08 Sep 2009 06:36 PM PDT View other team Baker Curb Racing-27-NNS Baker Curb Racing-37-NNS BAM Racing-49 Billy Ballew Motorsports-15-CWTS Billy Ballew Motorsports-51-CWTS Billy Ballew/RAB Racing-09-CWTS BlackJack Racing-51 Brandon Ash Racing-02 Braun Racing-10-NNS Braun Racing-32-NNS Braun Racing-38-NNS Brevak Racing-31-CWTS Cardinal Motorsports-77-NNS Carl Long Racing-46 Carter / Simo Racing-08 Circle Bar Racing-10-CWTS Circle Bar Racing-14-CWTS CJM Racing-11-NNS Cope/Keller Racing-75 Day Enterprise Racing-05-NNS Derrike Cope Racing-74-CWTS Derrike Cope Racing-78-NNS Earnhardt Ganassi Racing-1 Earnhardt Ganassi Racing-42 Earnhardt Ganassi Racing-8 Faith Motorsports-89-NNS Fast Track Racing-47-CWTS FDNY Racing-28-CWTS Frank Varischetti-72-NNS Front Row Motorsports-00-NNS Front Row Motorsports-34 Front Row Motorsports-37 Furniture Row Racing-78 Germain Racing-13 Germain Racing-15-NNS Germain Racing-30-CWTS Germain Racing-35 Germain Racing-9-CWTS Gillett Evernham Motorsports-9-NNS GunBroker.com Motorsports-21-CWTS GunBroker.com Motorsports-23-CWTS H&S Motorsports-73 Hendrick Motorsports-24 Hendrick Motorsports-25 Hendrick Motorsports-5 Hendrick Motorsports-88 Herd Racing-75-NNS HOF Racing-96 HT Motorsports-24-CWTS HT Motorsports-25-CWTS Jay Robinson-28-NNS Jay Robinson-49-NNS Jay Robinson-4-NNS JD Motorsports-01-NNS JD Motorsports-0-NNS Jimmy Means Racing-52-NNS Joe Gibbs Racing-11 Joe Gibbs Racing-18 Joe Gibbs Racing-18-NNS Joe Gibbs Racing-20 Joe Gibbs Racing-20-NNS JR Motorsports-5-NNS JR Motorsports-88-NNS JTG Daugherty Racing-47 JTG Daugherty Racing-47-NNS JTG Daugherty Racing-59-NNS K Automotive Motorsports-26-NNS Ken Schrader Racing-52-CTWS Kevin Harvick Inc.-2-CWTS Kevin Harvick Inc.-33-CWTS Kevin Harvick Inc.-33-NNS Kevin Harvick Inc.-4-CWTS Key Motorsports-40-CWTS Key Motorsports-40-NNS Larry Gunselman-64 Mac Hill Motorsports-56-NNS MacDonald Motorsports-81-NNS Marc Davis Racing-36-NNS Mark Harmon Racing-84-NNS Mayfield Motorsports-41 MB Motorsports-63-CWTS Michael Waltrip Racing-00 Michael Waltrip Racing-55 Michael Waltrip Racing-NNS ML Motorsports-70-NNS Morgan-McClure Motorsports-4 MRD Motorsports-8-CWTS MSRP Motorsports-90-NNS MSRP Motorsports-91-NNS NEMCO Motosports-87 NEMCO Motosports-87-NNS Norm Benning Racing-57-CWTS Penske Championship Racing-12 Penske Championship Racing-2 Penske Championship Racing-22 Penske Championship Racing-77 Penske Racing South-12-NNS Phoenix Racing-09 Phoenix Racing-1-NNS Premier Racing-77-CWTS Prism Motorsports-66 R3 Motorsports-23 R3 Motorsports-23-NNS RAB Racing-09-NNS Randy Moss Motorsports-5-CWTS Randy Moss Motorsports-81-CWTS RCM No Fear Racing-60 Red Bull Racing-82 Red Bull Racing-83 Red Horse Racing-11-CWTS Red Horse Racing-17-CWTS Red Horse Racing-1-CWTS Rensi/Hamilton Racing-24-NNS Rensi/Hamilton Racing-25-NNS Richard Childress Racing-07 Richard Childress Racing-21-NNS Richard Childress Racing-29 Richard Childress Racing-29-NNS Richard Childress Racing-2-NNS Richard Childress Racing-31 Richard Childress Racing-33 Richard Childress Racing-3-CWTS Richard Petty Motorsports-19 Richard Petty Motorsports-43 Richard Petty Motorsports-44 Richard Petty Motorsports-9 Rick Hendrick/Jeff Gordon-48 Rick Ware Racing-13-NNS Rick Ware Racing-31-NNS Rick Ware Racing-41-NNS Robby Gordon Motorsports-7 Roush Fenway Racing-16 Roush Fenway Racing-16-NNS Roush Fenway Racing-17 Roush Fenway Racing-17-NNS Roush Fenway Racing-26 Roush Fenway Racing-6 Roush Fenway Racing-60-NNS Roush Fenway Racing-6-CWTS Roush Fenway Racing-6-NNS Roush Fenway Racing-99 Roush Fenway Racing-99-CWTS Rusty Wallace Inc.-62-NNS Rusty Wallace Inc.-66-NNS Sadler Hamilton Racing-95-NNS SK Motorsports-07-NNS Smith-Ganassi Racing-42-NNS Specialty Racing-61-NNS SS-Racing/Green Light Racing-07-CWTS Stanton Barrett Racing-NNS Stellar-Quest Racing-19-NNS Stewart Haas Racing-14 Stewart Haas Racing-39 Stringer Motorsports-90-CWTS TBD Drivers between rides TBD was 03 - no driver TBD was 10 - no driver TBD was 130 - no driver TBD was 160 - no driver TBD was 167 - no driver TBD was 45 - no driver TBD was 523 - no driver TBD was 58 - no driver TBD was 822 - no driver TBD was 846 - no driver TBD was 859 - no driver ThorSport Racing-13-CWTS ThorSport Racing-88-CWTS Tommy Baldwin Racing-36 Trail Motorsports-22-NNS Trail Motorsports-32-CWTS Transnet Racing-298-NNS TRG Motorsports-71 TRG Motorsports-71-CWTS TRG Motorsports-7-CWTS Troy Clements-50-NNS Wood Brothers Racing-21 Wyler Racing-60-CWTS Xpress Motorsports-16-CWTS Yates Racing-28 Yates Racing-38 Yates Racing-98 Yates Racing-98-NNS   NASCAR Tickets This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now

Shell V-Power(R) 'Fuel My Passion' Online Contest Drives Consumers to ... - PR Newswire Posted: 08 Sep 2009 12:03 PM PDT HOUSTON, Sept. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Self identified car aficionado, Rick Schmitz, owns three cars and one motorcycle, but he treats his vehicles better than he treats himself. His weekly maintenance ritual includes detailing his Mercedes-Benz E350 with Perrier, using a toothpick to clean the stitching and compressed air to get water out of the cracks. Whether consumers are extremely passionate about what they drive (like Schmitz) or just take pride in their personal mode of transportation, Shell invites everyone to enter the Shell V-Power((R)) "Fuel My Passion" Contest and Sweepstakes. This contest is "fueled" by customers who have made Shell V-Power((R)) America's best-selling premium gasoline. Containing the highest concentration of the new Shell Nitrogen Enriched cleaning system, Shell V-Power((R)) provides maximum protection against performance-robbing gunk left behind by lower-quality premium gasolines. Consumers can share stories about their passion for their rides and enter to win the grand prize of free Shell V-Power((R)) premium gasoline for a year (five winners). Ten finalists will win a $250 Shell Gift Card. In addition, participants also will be entered into a sweepstakes for a chance to win an all-new 2010 Harley-Davidson((R)) Fat Boy((R)) Lo motorcycle (valued at $16,299). Contest registration will take place September 8 through October 6. To enter, participants can submit their stories online at www.shell.us/fuelmypassion. Shell V-Power((R)) Fuel My Passion contestants will be required to submit a creative photo, with the contestant giving the "V" sign (symbolizing Shell V-Power((R))) along with their ride (e.g., car, motorcycle, boat, RV, etc.), and a story up to 100 words on: "How Shell V-Power((R)) fuels their passion for their ride." The story portion of the entry can include poems, songs, "love stories" or anything else that expresses a unique or special bond between the contestant and their ride as well as how Shell V-Power((R)) helps fuel that passion. Contestants can enter the contest in five different categories: Modified Car - Any vehicle that has been upgraded with aftermarket parts and components in order to change or enhance its properties, including styling, audio or performance (includes all tuner and custom cars). Motorcycle - Open to all types of motorcycles. Sports/Luxury car - Automobiles designed for high speed and power, tight handling and/or luxury and flashy looks. Includes coupes and sedans. Truck or SUV - Includes trucks and SUVs of all sizes. Other Premium Rides - Includes any type of transportation that is driven with passion and fueled by Shell V-Power (e.g., classic car, RV, boat, etc.) but does not fit within the other categories. There is a limit of one entry per person per category. More details on the contest are available at www.shell.us/fuelmypassion. How to Keep the "Passion" Alive Shell V-Power((R)) premium gasoline is designed for automotive enthusiasts who simply expect the most from their vehicle's performance. As the best-selling premium gasoline brand in America, Shell V-Power((R)) boasts the highest concentration of the Shell Nitrogen Enriched cleaning system that actively seeks and destroys engine gunk even faster than regular Shell gasoline. With five times the cleaning agents found in fuels that only meet the EPA requirements, Shell V-Power((R)) is for those looking for maximum engine performance, especially for those with vehicles that recommend or require a premium gasoline. For more information on Shell V-Power((R)), visit: http://www.shell.us/www.shellvpower.com Shell Oil Products US, a subsidiary of Shell Oil Company, is a leader in the refining, transportation and marketing of fuels, and has a network of approximately 6,100 branded gasoline stations in the Western United States. Shell Oil Company is an affiliate of the Shell Group [ (NYSE: RDS.A) and (NYSE: RDS.B) ]. For more information, please visit www.shell.com. Motiva Enterprises LLC refines and markets branded products through approximately 8,100 Shell-branded stations in the Eastern and Southern United States. Shell Oil Company is a 50 percent owner of Motiva Enterprises LLC, along with Saudi Refining, Inc. No Purchase Necessary. 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Suicide prevention and awareness benefit tickets go on sale - WNDU Posted: 07 Sep 2009 04:11 AM PDT Suicide is a sensitive subject and one that can be difficult to talk about; but one Michiana organization is trying to spark that discussion, and provide counseling to families in need. Proceeds from the "Choose Life" benefit will go to Ryan's Place in Goshen for the Survivors of Suicide program, or "S.O.S." The event takes place on October 24th from 7 p.m. to midnight at the RV/MH Hall of Fame Conference Center in Elkhart. It will feature the bands "Partymouth" and "Blammo." Tickets cost $10 per person and can be purchased at Martin's Supermarkets in Elkhart and St. Joseph counties from Sept. 7th to Sept. 30th. Donna Vander Reyden, the organizer of the event, says Ryan's Place helped her daughter when her father died from suicide. She hopes the event can help more people "choose life." "I feel strongly that it's so important to reach these people that are contemplating the suicide and the goal is to reach them before they get into that tunnel, to think about the consequences," Vander Reyden says. Rex Gleim, a representative from Ryan's Place, says his world came crashing down when his son died in an auto accident that was ruled a vehicular suicide. He says Ryan's Place is a place for children, teens, and families to get help. To learn more about Ryan's Place, click on the big red bar. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now

On Your Mind - Sierra Vista Herald Posted: 07 Sep 2009 01:55 AM PDT LOCAL-STATE Aug. 28 I need to find out the hours of the animal control shelter, their closing time during the week and if they are open on Saturday. I have tried calling several times and just get info about a neuter or spay clinic and something about emergencies. I cannot find the hours. EDITOR'S NOTE: According to the city's website, the Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center is open Monday - Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m. I'm highly disappointed in your coverage of the Kennedy family. You did not have much news at all on Ethel Kennedy's passing and what she contributed to this life. As to Ted Kennedy, you didn't even put in there when he passed away. You just said he died. He had a 47-year political career, helping American citizens and that's all you can do? I'm disappointed in your newspaper. I get more out of the National Enquirer. On Aug. 26 my red Mustang quit at a light on South Highway 92. Three men came to my rescue and pushed the car off the highway. My good Samaritans. Thanks so very much to all three of you kind men. Our city officials are trying to annex certain county areas into the city. To the property owners in these areas I say be aware of all the facts before you say yes or no. Do not go only by facts provided by the city. They have twisted the facts to promote annexation. They purposely omitted info that proves being in the county to be best. I do not deny there are some good reasons to be in the city. But city officials should be telling all the facts. Why should we be part of a city run by elected officials who can not be completely honest? I am concerned about the research done on adults working with children. We had the incident at the Middle School with the guy who had been previously convicted of a sexual crime that got hired. All teachers do a fingerprint card but what does that indicate? If they commit a crime later who would know? Aug. 29 I'm calling about rye flour. Someone was asking where to find it. I buy mine in the bulk section for 99 cents/pound from a store in Tucson called Whole Foods Market. It's at 3350 Speedway on the south side of Speedway. The store used to be called Wild Oats. I'd like to know what the county and/or ADOT are planning to do to prevent West Nile virus and the mosquito breeding in the detention basins along Highway 92 near Hereford Road. Also I feel like I'm taking chances with my life every time I drive along the construction zone along Highway 92. I'm afraid of being rear-ended when I slow down going through the pot holes and rough patches. In addition, twice during the last week I've been passed on the left by drivers as I was taking a left-hand turn toward my house by drivers going south toward Palominas. To Vera Hylsky: Your Aug. 29 letter is much ado about nothing. Refer to your high school civics class regarding how a bill becomes a law. The H.R. health bill you cite has only cleared the House health committee. A final Congressional bill is a long way away and will look very different. The full House must now vote on H.R. Bill 3200. The Senate health committee must propose a bill yet. Also, the Senate then must vote on that. Then both houses must get together and compromise on their bills. Then both houses of Congress must vote on a final bill. I'm a 75-year-old educated senior. I have followed the health care debate intensely and I know our Medicare will only be improved not destroyed by reform. Seniors, don't buy the rabble rousers lies. They are just trying to scare you. Your Medicare will be just fine, as will your TriCARE and your veteran care. Not to worry. Perhaps Tombstone High School will quit being vandalized as soon as the administration there gets straightened out. All they do is anger everyone who comes by or into their school. And then they wonder why anyone is angry enough to vandalize the school and all the things around it. Change the administration and you will see a difference in how people take care of that school. The F. Schultz letter on health care is clearly taken from the Obama playbook thus biased and not credible. Schultz has demonized opponents of the program as uncaring, anti-Jesus, stupid and racist. Don't be naive. The Burl Schultz letter is equally naïve Does anyone know who are the Red Cats who are advertising on KTAN AM radio mornings and afternoons? The trees and bushes in the median of Martin Luther King Boulevard hang out into the traffic lanes forcing cars and especially trucks to move into the other lane, potentially causing accidents. Where are the public safety and the tree trimmers when you need them? I want to commend Vera Hylsky for her excellent letter regarding Obama's "healthcare" in Saturday's edition of the paper. (Aug. 29) Vera brought out three items of interest from the monster HR 3200 bill. One is End of Life Treatment. Number two is a government committee will decide what treatments you get. Number three: The government will invade our privacy by having direct access to our individual bank accounts. Whew! Talk about invasion of privacy!! This bill has almost 1100 pages in which one would have to be a world class attorney to figure it out. Aug. 30 The Tubac residents who are crying about illegals in their neighborhood, about drug paraphernalia being left on their porches and people bleeding on their porches should call their congressmen. This is a good reason why they should call their representatives about shutting down the border. I know that would help a whole lot instead of complaining about the border patrol agents and having a check point nearby. Have you never heard of "neighborhood watch"? In today's newspaper on page C4 there is a Q/A article "Ask AP". Toward the end there is a question about how Hawaii became the 50th state in 1893 by a group of white businessmen. The answer to that question lists some of the businesses, including Castle and Cooke. Is that the same Castle and Cooke that builds here in Sierra Vista? EDITOR'S NOTE: The answer would be yes. Before I vote yes on the override, I'd like to know why our superintendent of Sierra Vista schools is living in a 5th wheel in Whetstone? I think we all need an explanation. EDITOR'S NOTE: The superintendent said he has been living in an RV park in the Whetstone area for the past month due to the local housing market and family considerations. "Questions & Answers with Rep. Gabrielle Giffords" and "Oh, Canada, what about your system so maligned?" were propaganda pieces. All we ever read in the Herald is a regurgitation of Giffords' position on health care. Why weren't opposing views given equal space? The only place we read occasional contrary views is in the Opinion section. Straight reporting presenting both sides of the health care issue is non-existent. The Herald serves as Giffords' and the Democrats' puppet. Also, the president of the Canadian Medical Association reported government health care in Canada is imploding, contrary to the propaganda. Aug. 31 I am trying to read On Your Mind today and it's so small you can hardly read it. Can you guys increase the size of it so we can read it? Regarding the three police squad cars blocking the entrance to Walmart while they question a homeless person: This seems to be the norm around here. Every time the police go to Walmart they park right in front of the entrance or at the bus stop. This also happens frequently at Safeway. I have seen a poor bus driver trying to load or unload a person in a wheelchair. This makes it very difficult for everyone. Why is it so difficult for the police to pass the entrance or park in a parking space? This should apply to UPS and other delivery drivers, too. Reading in OYM I cannot believe that some idiot wrote in and asked, "Can the President be recalled like any other official?" I guess they never took civics classes in school. If they had they would have learned that presidents can only be impeached or die in office. Boy, I cannot believe the stupidity of some people. Lately the print used for OYM has been greatly diminished making it difficult to read. I don't need reading glasses but find it very hard to read the small print. Could the editor comment on why this was done? Was it to save space at my discomfort? Is no one else questioning this change? Many of us have written and asked in OYM for the Sierra Vista Public Schools to disclose the salary structure for the first 15 to 20 people who make the most in the district. It would be interesting to learn that. My vote on the override hinges on the data we receive. If no data is forthcoming and the Herald does not want to do some investigative reporting my vote for the school override is "no". I'm thinking of switching to Qwest Wireless phone service. Does anyone have any comments on the service they provide, good or bad? Thanks. I'm calling about the Monday headline in the sports section, "She's gonna gopher it". Unfortunately, what a stupid title. I can't believe there is always such a play on words when it comes to making headlines for these stories. This has absolutely nothing to do with this really wonderful young woman getting this softball award. I just don't understand. What does "gopher" have to do with any of it? You obviously need some help editorially. EDITOR'S NOTE: The softball player is going to play for the University of Minnesota, who's nickname is the Gophers. I'd like to know, how many illegal Mexican children are we supporting in the Sierra Vista school system? From inside the brain of the typical OYM caller: My way is not only the best way but the only way. If you don't agree with my way you are a stupid, thickheaded, arrogant rabble rouser, negative thinker, spinner, foul and loud-mouthed anti-Christian, anti-American scumbag who is an embarrassment to our town, state, country and should not be able to co-exist with us enlightened thinkers and articulate orators. About the comment on Trudy Berry not providing paychecks: Berry has been a fantastic superintendent of schools and voters proved that. To suggest checks were late and now she should be voted out is ridiculous. Look at the good she's done. Will Congresswoman Giffords please give those of us who legally live and work here a break? We are forced daily to sit in long lines at the Border Patrol checkpoint wasting time and gasoline. There are usually three or four idle agents standing around. These agents could open a second lane for inspection when conditions demand it. This is not rocket science. My friend was arrested by SVPD and his car was towed. I took him to the tow company on Fry Boulevard. I thought that this was the company that did all the towing for the city. It was then that I learned different. After some investigation we found the car in a tow yard in Huachuca City. We picked up the car and were shocked at the towing charge. He was charged extra for mileage to tow it to Huachuca City. The city police allows tow companies to charge extra based on their location. Why is this? For the person who is looking for someone who does alterations, try calling Lupe at 439-2830. She does excellent work at her home. Sept. 1 Today I found a 1999 class ring with the engraving "L E High School" behind the Gateway Studio Suites in the parking lot. If you lost it, call 458-3225 to recover your ring. I attended the town hall meeting last night and it was a packed house. Unfortunately, we had some – not many – who were obviously brought up in a barn, they were so rude and obnoxious. Everybody agreed the health care plan for the VA was great. What was not mentioned was that when a VA doctor screws up, which happens, he cannot be sued. Most people don't realize that when you turn 65 you automatically go onto Medicare even if you don't want it and don't use it. Dick Armey, a former representative from Texas is suing the government to let him resign from Medicare. I attended the town hall given by Gabrielle Giffords last night. I commend her for finally holding it. I think it was informative for her and perhaps she will modify her views. I have a question, one that an investigative reporter might look into. There were people passing out stickers that said, "Health Insurance Reform Now" and under that it said "healthcare.barackobama.com". I'd like to know if my tax dollars paid for these stickers. Could someone please check into that at the Herald? EDITOR'S NOTE: We could not find the web address you listed, but did find "barackobama.com/healthcare". That web site is paid for by the Democratic National Committee. Someone should explain to Leah Barnes of front page fame that the word "options" means you have a choice. The public option would break the insurance company's monopoly over people's lives and possibly stop their ruinous practice of rationing health care as they now do and making life or death decisions in the lives of the supposedly insured. They might have to stop capriciously raising premiums to increase their huge profits and even stop paying company officials outrageous salaries and bonuses. Mrs. Barnes, please listen carefully. Do you like your coverage? Good. Don't choose the public option. What a brilliant letter, Jeff Lindgren. Thanks for giving me a little smile in the midst of all the meanness and downright stupidity. Truly, the main message coming from conservatives seems to be, "I've got mine, to hell with you." Thank you. Why are the bus drivers that utilize the stops on El Camino Real allowed to use the multi-purpose lane? A lot of people don't understand what it's for. They are pulling over there, flipping their lights on and letting students out. Cars are not stopping because they are trying to figure out why the bus is pulled over there. Buses are supposed to stop in the middle of the lane, put their signs out and put their flashing lights on so both sides of the street stop. That lane is not meant for buses. It's meant for bicycles or walking. First impressions of your town: Another Saturday night is behind us...date night in Dodge City, where all the burger flipping, 18- to 30-year-old boys race around town in their noisy cars trying to convince everyone that their puberty is behind them. No fools like young fools. When the political leaders (mostly Republican) get paid off in huge sums of money by the insurance industry and health care conglomerates to distort facts and present outright lies to sustain and augment their profits and cut service it is certainly deplorable. But to hear large portions of the inane public repeating these same words without ever digging into facts is pathetic. They deserve the substandard care they demand that will shorten their lives. Unfortunately, they also endanger the lives of those who have the wisdom to see through the facade. The Arizona State Highway director doesn't have an opinion on whether you should text or not while driving? Doesn't he pay attention to the rest of the world and what's going on? He wants to study the issue more? I think he needs to find a new job. I'd like to know the city policy on utilizing city vehicles for personal and social use and who sets the policy. Needless to say, I have had several sightings of Fire Department vehicles being used for personal business. Are we taxpayers to fit the bill for fuel, wear and tear, etc. for other than emergency calls? Maybe someone should call the city manager and find out. Jeff Lindgren, you are my hero! I don't think it could have been stated any better Re: "Giffords gets a message: Slower on health care reform." It was an exhilarating experience to be among that vibrant full-house Town Hall crowd. Giffords heard the crowd loud and clear and spoke her usual piece. I was biting at the bit to get up there and refute her weak arguments. I wasn't lucky enough to have my lottery number called. Giffords is a walking doubletalk machine. She's programmed to speak from both sides of her mouth. My political instincts tell me that she should either distance herself from Obama or plan to return to her private business in 2010. The Herald's coverage in "Giffords gets a message: Slower on health care reform," and ancillary articles, was generous to Gabrielle Giffords. We know the Herald works as a shill for Giffords. The capacity crowd was clearly not her audience, although she had a large group of cheering supporters sitting together up front. She backpedaled in response to many questions, and the evening was filled with her typical doublespeak. Her positions, when she took one, were wishy-washy. Her vote in favor of the Cap and "Tax" bill tells me not to trust her on a health care bill. I read the comment from someone about the gentleman maintaining vehicles for the mine in Sonora. Have you tried talking to him? I think I know who this is, and my husband and I live right next door to him. He is a very reasonable, gracious man and I'm sure you would be able to work any problems out if you spoke to him. In response to the individual who read my remarks printed in the Herald, Sunday, Aug. 23: I apologize. My remarks were intended to sarcastically dramatize the extreme and unthinking illogic of the far right, which I abhor and feel is base and harmful to the welfare of our country. Free speech doesn't give anyone the right to slander and spread partisan bias as the Roves and Limbaughs do. I thought that by boosting their rhetoric to the point of absurdity, others would see the hate-inspired rants from ultra-conservatives for the meaningless and poisonous baloney that it is. I agree with most of Dutch Smittenaar's Aug. 31 letter about illegal turns. I too am irritated by these terrible drivers who think they own the whole road. At major intersections (Charleston and the bypass) they make right turns into left lanes and left turns into right lanes. The cause is not speed forcing the vehicle into the wrong lane. It is stupid drivers who care less about the safety of others. Most offenders are turning right onto Charleston Road. They turn into the left lane so they can turn left into Walmart. I believe you must travel at least 100 feet before changing lanes. Community priorities are: Successful kids, college bound kids, the only way of assuring everyone has an opportunity to achieve success. Public education provides opportunity to everyone to at least get a good basic education. Further an advanced education is up to each individual based upon their motivation, desires and willingness to assume responsibility for themselves. Any other system is by its very nature selective, either by religion, financial well being of the family, or some other special qualification or common interest. Public education's goal, as envisioned by our forefathers, is a quality education for all not just a select few. Vote yes for the override. Sept. 2 What an idiotic statement in today's editorial. "Any good and meaningful change in America's health care system may take a while…" Are you so ignorant you don't know it's already taken since the late 1940s when Truman first addressed the issue? If you and your ilk have your way, it will never happen. Just keep dragging you feet, right? I'm thoroughly disgusted with your reactionary editorial position. The town hall meeting Gabrielle Giffords had in Sierra Vista was a step in the right direction. However, we need a representative we don't have to coerce to do the right thing. We need someone while saying the right things to disarm us will then do the right thing. Our country does not need this massive health care reform as presently presented. Unfortunately, as likable as Giffords may be, in my opinion her judgment is skewed. I urge all parents to withhold their children from the Obama propaganda campaign. As a life-long Democrat I'm appalled by this administration's willingness to use our children to promote his agenda regardless of how good it may be. I have never heard of such a thing in the U.S. but similar occurred in Nazi Germany. This is an outrage that must be stopped. Do not let your children hear the Obama speech. Pull them out of school if you must. Regarding a comment on Aug. 22? I wonder what kind of denial this person has about Glen Beck. I watch Beck every day and not once have I ever heard him make any comment of death to Obama, or Pelosi or anyone else. Beck, I and many others do not agree with our Congress and most politics we are faced with. I wonder myself if Obama can think for himself or if he has his many czars to think for him. Fox News is one of the two broadcasters that doesn't belittle. We in this country have choices of free speech. So wake up America. Regarding the request of a veterinarian recommendation: Based on our experience we'd recommend the Apache Animal Hospital at 2145 S. Hwy 92. Dr. Jackson and Dr. Bennett have helped us. We have been with them for 20 years. They're great. I'm calling about the bad rap the Cove is getting. The Cove is one of the best things about Sierra Vista for all ages. Not one of these thefts has occurred from secured lockers. I've been going to the Cove for seven or eight years. All over they have signs, "Please do not leave valuables in unsecured lockers. Locks are available at the front desk." These signs are up and everybody should be able to read them. Don't be foolish. Lock up your valuables. I enjoyed Jeff Lindgren's letter concerning the conservative manifesto. My children and I agree with it whole-heartedly. We thank him for a well-written letter. I'm calling about the question concerning when Garrison Keillor's Prairie Home Companion radio program is on. It is available on Sundays around 10 a.m. On channel 91.7 on the FM dial, the National Public Radio station. On another subject, I'm a reader of many magazines such as People, Arizona Highways, Sunset, Tucson and Phoenix. I'd like to give them away to someone but I don't know who. If you have any suggestions please let me know. Thank you. I have another comparison on the Highway 92 fiasco. If this crew had worked the trans-Atlantic pipeline job the oil would still be in the ground. Come on Herald, investigate. Sept. 2 For the OYM complaints that something happens and there's never a policeman around when you want one: If you want a policeman on your block 24/7 get an improvement district and get a rent-a-cop and you will have your very own. Otherwise, just call them and wait until they get there. I think their response time is probably pretty good. I've called them and they came pretty darn quick compared to other towns I've lived in. So I guess it's a case of the squeaky wheel getting the grease. The residents of Tubac are getting a meeting because of their checkpoints over there on I-19. What about us in the more rural areas where the impact is even greater; the Tombstone checkpoint, and Highway 90 outside Sierra Vista, and Kansas Settlement toward Willcox? We don't deserve the attention? They are going to throw all kinds of money at Tubac? Come on. We are all being invaded, and we're being invaded by the Border Patrol. The Sept. 1 Herald reported, "If tort reform is not part of any health care reform bill, the congresswoman (Gabrielle Giffords) said she will not support it." Let's hold her to that pledge. Of course, Democrats wouldn't include tort reform since they're wedded to the trial lawyers. At the SV Town Hall, neither Giffords nor Dr. Carmona really addressed the cost of health care reform vis-à-vis the recently reported $9 trillion deficit for the next 10 years. Nor did they address the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office's $1 trillion cost-estimate for a Democrat health care plan. Giffords was nebulous over cost. The Sierra Vista Denny's restaurant has posted a no weapons allowed sign at their entrance. Under Arizona law, they have a perfect right to do that. CCW licensed customers also have a right not to frequent the restaurant any longer and take their business elsewhere. I suppose the Denny's manager has reasons for posting this policy but I am sure that having rowdy customers in the late hours, having criminal elements (or at lest acting like criminals) hanging around, having the lawless pull a weapon on the manager, and having shoot-outs in the parking lot is certainly not blamed on CCW licensed holders. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords said at the Aug 31 Sierra Vista Town Hall that end-of-life counseling would be voluntary – you can choose or refuse it. What Giffords didn't mention is this. If it isn't written specifically into the law, that you can refuse it and still retain your government-run health care, the government has the option of refusing you health care if you don't sign up for end-of-life counseling. The law must be written, so that it's legally ironclad, and the government doesn't have such a legal loop-hole. H.R. 3200 contains this legal loop-hole. According to Jack Blair, SSVEC hasn't raised its rates since 1993. Just pulled out the earliest bill of which I can find a copy, August 1998. Took the total charge, divided by the kilowatt hours (KWH) used, got the actual total cost per KWH. Did the same thing for the August bill just received. The cost per KWH in 1998 was 10 cents; for this August, it was 12.5 cents. Regardless of how SSVEC colors it, there was a 25 percent increase in the total cost of their electricity between 1998 and 2009. Come on guys, don't try to fool us with cute definitions. Just read a copy of the voter pamphlet that will be distributed related to the school override election. We have been told repeatedly that it is just a continuation of the current override. However, the wording we will vote on says we are being asked to approve a 10 percent increase for a total of seven years. The current override amount will decrease by one-third this year, but the district has already accepted more than $1 million in stimulus money. That amount makes up for the decrease in the override funding. Something just doesn't seem right. Vote No. This responds to the reader in the Sep 2. Herald who asks about finding "A Prairie Home Companion" on local radio. Yes, a wonderful program. And it can be heard Saturdays 4-6 p.m. on KUAT-FM, at 89.7 on our FM dial. Taking a gun to a presidential event makes as much sense as shouting "Fire!" in a crowded theater. Neither action makes any sense at all and neither action is protected by the Constitution. "A Prairie Home Companion" can be heard on 90.5 FM (PBS) from 4to 6 p.m. every Saturday afternoon. We can have universal health care by just deleting four words from the current Medicare and Medicaid bills. Delete: "65 years or older." And by the way, Medicare recipients do pay premiums. The current rate is almost $100 per month per person. Sept. 3 To quote from one of the pro arguments that appeared in your Aug. 27 issue on the override issue: "Your 'yes' vote on this override will not increase your property taxes. You will simply continue to pay taxes at the current rate which was..." This would mean that the district would continue to get the same amount of money that it is now getting and unable to provide physical education, art, and music to the elementary students. If this is so, then by continuing the override would mean they still could not provide these "extra" classes. I was excited to go to the Bisbee Blues Festival this year, but as I was looking it up, I saw that it's going to be located in a baseball park. Ugh! Part of why I wanted to go to it was because of the atmosphere in Bisbee. If it's going to be in a baseball park, it might as well be held anywhere. Did the organizers really ask themselves why this festival was so popular last year? Am I the only one who feels this way? I'd be curious to hear what others think about the new location of the festival this year. I found the video of the town hall meeting with Gabrielle Giffords on your website and noticed that when the mayor introduced Giffords all I heard was applause. That's funny, because I attended this meeting and remember over half the crowd "booing" Ms. Giffords when she walked up to the podium. You edited it out. Why? By watching the video, someone who didn't attend would get the idea she had a warm welcome from the crowd. Quite the contrary. I'm disappointed that our small town newspaper can't even report the truth. EDITOR'S NOTE: You are mistaken; we did not edit the sound in any way. Go to: http://www.svherald.com/multimedia/giffords/ at about the four minute mark for the introduction. It is wonderful that someone else is interested in listening to Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion. It is on Saturdays from 4 to 6 p.m. on KUAT-FM 89.7. It is a little hard to find on the radio dial but since KUAT is otherwise a classical station, if you hear classical music a little before four o'clock you have found the right station. It is also on KUAZ-FM 91.7 on Sunday morning from 10 a.m. to noon, 91.7 is harder yet to find on the radio. It has a pretty weak signal. I can only get it with a radio with a digital display.. Sept. 4 Reading the Herald about Gabrielle Giffords is like reading her website. The Herald offers no real commentary or analysis. Opposing views are not given equal space (sometimes, sporadically in the Opinion section). The Herald ignores national polls which show the majority of Americans don't want the government-run health care product that Giffords is pedaling. What Giffords has to say becomes the last word, obediently reported by the Herald. The Herald has become the Giffords Gazette. Honest journalism has gone out the window. Cronyism has replaced it. I am reading today's Herald, Sept. 4, about the mesquite twig girdler (headline "Beetle may bug you, but trees aren't bothered"). The article does not end on the front page but does say "See BUG, Page A9." I have gone to page A9 at least four times and do not find the continuation of the article. I checked other pages including sections B and C but cannot find the rest of the story. Could you please print it again in its entirety? EDITOR'S NOTE: The mistake was caught midway through the press run. But the entire article was reprinted in the Saturday, Sept. 5 edition. We apologize for the inconvenience. Sept. 5 What happened to the second part of the beetle story that was to be on page A9? Another day? Say what you mean, mean what you say. Stupid people, out of control about health care. Don't we care about our children? We need to take care of children, ourselves and each other. That's what it's about; making sure that our nation is healthy. President Obama is trying to do that. Why don't you print the president's speech to the children and the lesson plan instead of just telling us what people are saying about it. Let us read exactly what is in it and judge for ourselves. Otherwise it's just gossip. Remember, we are dealing with an extreme right wing constituency here who hate everything the president does. Congresswoman Giffords did a great job during her recent town hall meeting. In the face of rudeness, ill rational people, she was gracious and intelligent. It is obvious that this was a coordinated effort to disrupt the town hall. But the disruptors did not succeed. For the Sierra Vista consumer....The new Mountain View Auto Sales business on S. Highway 92 is formally "Ideal Cars". Same ownership. What is wrong with the people who already have medical coverage? The people who don't would like the same as you. If the shoe was on the other foot, you'd want it too. You are stupid and blind if you don't see that Medicare, VA health care and SS benefits are all the same socialized medical care that you protest. Why don't you want our government in this country to care about our people? You are anti-American. We all deserve good health care at affordable rates. Just shut up and listen to our president. This is not about you (insured) it's about the rest of us. SSVEC has gotten permission to increase electric bills because of increased costs. 1. This month I am paying $40 for what is called wholesale power rate adjustment. This should take care of increased costs. 2. Stop all the rodeo and TV advertising and sponsoring of every event going on in Cochise County. You have no competition in Sierra Vista or the county. That will take care of increased costs. 3. Stop publishing your magazine "Currents". It's a waste of paper and print. That alone will cover your increase in costs. NATIONAL-WORLD Aug. 28 To the person who wrote about President Bush. First of all, Bush is gone now so leave him alone. Palin was never in office so I don't understand what you are talking about. Aug. 29 Senate Bill S-773 (Rockefeller) relates to the federal government taking over the internet in the event of an "emergency" real or imagined. We are seeing one of these freedom-threatening events every few days. Seems our days of freedom are limited, unless concerned Americans get their heads out. I am very tired of "good Christians" who distort the real meaning of Jesus' teachings, i.e., love thy neighbor. How can so many people consider themselves followers of Jesus and yet support the murder of millions of innocent unborn babies by voting for politicians who support abortion rights. Our president is a radical supporter of abortion rights, and as a senator would not even vote for a bill to administer medical treatment to babies who survived botched abortions. On the campaign trail Obama said that while he would always support a woman's right to abort her unborn child, he would work to reduce the number of abortions. Well – what has he done? An outstanding letter, "Just three items call H.R. 3200 into question," and a great service to readers! Quoting those three salient items of H.R. 3200 should help to silence critics of those who oppose Obama-care. Democrats demonize and denigrate ordinary, concerned Americans who are more informed about Obama-care than their critics. Democrats not only emasculate the truth about H.R. 3200, insulting our intelligence, but are playing with fire that will burn them in 2010. A seasoned woman lawyer deciphered all 1,000-plus pages of H.R. 3200 and said it's full of legal loop holes, guaranteeing total government control of health care. Could I pray that he's not worm's meat? Isn't that 'the way'? Isn't that how the gates are opened to me? Isn't that the way . . . to love another as I would love myself? Isn't that the way . . . that all that remains are only remains . . . that he has already escaped? "If I profane with my unworthiest hand this holy shrine, the gentle fine is this: My lips two blushing pilgrims, ready stand to smooth that rough touch with a tender kiss." Could I say a prayer for Teddy? Chief Diversity Officer of the Federal Communications Commission, Mark Lloyd said, "Local broadcasters and regional and national communication operations should be required to encourage and broadcast diverse views and programs." Lloyd proposes making private broadcasting companies pay licensing fees equal to their operating costs, allowing public broadcasting outlets to spend the same on their operations. Along with this money, Lloyd would regulate programming on these stations to make sure they're focused on "diverse news" and government activities. Lloyd represents a back door toward silencing conservative talk-radio! Smells of Venezuela and Hugo Chavez (Lloyd's hero and model), silencing his opposition! Aug. 30 There are two primary sources to fund the several Democrat versions of government health care: 1) taxpayers; and 2) premiums we'd pay the government. President Obama and Democrats said government health care won't cover abortion and illegal immigrants with taxpayer dollars. What they didn't mention is what happens to the money from premiums we'd pay the government? Under H.R. 3200, the Secretary of Health and Human Services is authorized to distribute money from premiums, as the Secretary sees fit, without any congressional oversight. And there we see the back door for covering abortion and illegal immigrants with government health care. Aug. 31 Investigating the CIA for past interrogation methods is traitorous! Dr. Isadore Rosenfeld on Fox News said that disposing of unwanted prescription medicine in the toilet is dangerous for the environment (this does not take into consideration what which we pass through our bodies unused). I suppose it gets into the ground water and is consumed by the birds, animals and those of us who obtain water from wells. There is no testing of groundwater or Zombies without knowing what happened to us. Where are the environmental people on this one? Where is Al Gore when we need him? Apparently the White House does not know why our troops are in and dying in Afghanistan. bin Laden, the leader of the terrorists, arranged with the then head of the Taliban government, Mullah Omar, to train, arm and equip his terrorists to kill Americans and then did so under the protection of Mullah Omar. I guess that is too complicated for the White House to understand and pursue. Re: "Democrats call for civil debate on health care," (Aug 31). How ironic, and even, incredible! It's alright to ram down our throats a 1,000-page $787 billion disastrous stimulus which lacked open debate and no one had a chance to read -- then try the same flagrant tactic with a 1,000-page health care bill. Have Democrats digested national polls showing a majority of Americans doesn't favor their version of health care reform? We want reform that excludes the public option or single-payer plan. Unsavory tactics by Democrats have caused public distrust. Americans want an honest broker. Sept. 1 I think it's time the cat is out of the bag. Not only has Dick Cheney been accused of giving the OK on waterboarding but admitted to giving the order and that it was useful and productive. Now he has been accused of giving the OK on other hideous crimes while interrogating terrorists. Mock execution etc. Was he worried about our soldiers being captured by the enemy and what they would do in return? I think Cheney should apply for political asylum while he still can in countries like Somalia, Yemen, Cuba, Venezuela and Saudi Arabia. The investigation should include not only the CIA but leaders who gave the orders. Sept. 2 Just wondering what all the naysayers say about the bailout money loaned to the banks, now that the government is reaping billions of dollars in profits from interest with the bailout money being repaid? A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take away everything you have. A quote from Thomas Jefferson. He's probably spinning in his grave. Why can't the 911 operators say what city they are located in? I had to use it once in Nevada just outside Las Vegas. I thought I was talking to Las Vegas but they were on the other end of the state in Reno which did me absolutely no good. Sept. 3 To the retired military person who thinks everyone should have health care because he gets Medicare. As a 66-year old retiree, I also get Medicare. I also paid into the system for 48 years. This Obama plan would "give" Medicare-like coverage to people who have never contributed a penny to the system. You must realize that some people who are more able than you and I to pay for insurance choose not to have insurance, but prefer to spend their money for entertainment, travel and in any number of other ways. Also, medical care in the military is one of the benefits, not charity. I believe we need to remind our sitting president that we the people of the United States of America serve the United States of America. This includes our president, the members of the Senate and the House of Representatives and all members of our Army, Navy, U.S. Marines and Air Force. We respect the president but, we serve the nation. If you asked an old farmer if it would be OK to just put about eight gates around a 40-acre cattle grazing area, no fences just gates, he'd think you were stupid. Yet, our Homeland Security leaders do the same thing by the way they set up border security. Perhaps instead of going to the faculty of a university it would be better to ask an old farmer that question and take this advice! In the political cartoon (Sept. 3) of two elderly people carrying political signs, the caption below should have said, "Obama Admits Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security Are Going Bankrupt." Then the sign displaying "Say No To Government Run Health Care," would be quite appropriate. However, the cartoonist preferred to distort facts. One of the abuses brought against the king of Great Britain in our Declaration of Independence was: "He has erected a multitude of new offices, and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people and eek out their substance." To date, our president has established over 30 "executive czars" and over the summer recess sent out partisan congresspersons and other underlings to push his costly agendas. Interesting, huh? So now the man in the White House is threatening the country. He is trying to blackmail Congress into passing his health care plan, (what's the big hurry?) by saying he will not try to get the air traffic control mess cleaned up until they do. I say Congress should drop the whole health care thing and get onto the air traffic control problem without his help. What is truly amazing is how right wing evangelicals ignore the teaching of Christ. Ask yourself, would he support abandoning the poor and the sick in favor of the rich and the mighty? No way would Jesus ever be an uncaring, selfish Republican. Yet they know so much more than he. We'll see. Methinks, they have made Republicanism their religion. They really don't care what Jesus means, they would rather cram Republican political myths down your throat. The Republican Party has become a disgrace. While years ago, the Republican Party generally represented what is now called "libertarianism," (i.e. restrained government, support of individual rights, etc.), it has now become the party of the uneducated, intemperate, and unaware. People like Glen Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Sarah Palin, and Michelle Bachmann don't really represent any kind of coherent political philosophy. They merely pander to the constituency comprised of the uneducated, intemperate, and unaware. Shrieking, screaming, nut jobs. Good luck to ya' about election time. Sept. 4 "Obama lesson plan fires up parents," (Sept. 4), was chilling to read. Our government owns the biggest banks and financial institutions, AIG, GM, Chrysler, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the unions, etc. Does it now want to own our children? We know the teachers' unions are in bed with Obama. Does Obama envision using teachers as his tools to indoctrinate our children to be Obama-believers? Will we wake up one morning to find ourselves in another Venezuela, Cuba, or the old Soviet Union? Who is this man in the White House? Why is the mainstream media salivating at his table? "He alone, who owns the youth, gains the future!" Adolf Hitler 1935 Czar is totally related to a foreign land but, apparently 30 some of them have been brought back to life from their graves in Russia and employed by our government to work in Washington D.C. Are they serving departmental secretaries or are they in charge? 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Scott blog: Playoffs over early, Captain's Pick hopes - PGA Tour Posted: 04 Sep 2009 05:48 AM PDT Editor's note: Adam Scott will write a blog for PGATOUR.COM during the 2009 season. For more information on Scott, visit his official Web site. • For more PGATOUR.COM blogs, click here. September 4, 2009 Hello Everybody, Unfortunately my Playoffs ended at The Barclays last week at Liberty National. I played three solid rounds but came up short to extend my playoff run. It was such a great venue for the first Playoffs event, and I really enjoyed the challenging course. Weather played a factor for all of us. By the last day, I was hitting the ball nicely, and things were coming together. Needless to say, this year has been challenging, but I'm hopeful and determined to turn things around. Greg Norman will announce his Captain's Picks on Tuesday next week for the Presidents Cup. I've played on the last three teams, and I am hoping my run will continue. I will respect the decision that Greg makes and understand there are several factors to be considered. In any event, I look forward to supporting the International Team either way. It's such a great event for our sport. Until next time, take care. - Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- August 27, 2009 It's Thursday morning and just getting ready to head out to Liberty National to tee it for my first round at the Barclays. The course has the most amazing views but more important than that the designers, Bob Cupp and Tom Kite, transformed a toxic waste dump into an unbelievable golf course. The Statue of Liberty is only 1,000 feet away and each hole is positioned for a view of Lady Liberty. I truly enjoy going to new courses and learning about the history of the course and the visions of the designers. My dad and I talk frequently about the courses out on TOUR for our design company and this one is quite unique so it will be discussed a lot! It will be interesting to see how the scores will unfold. Very narrow fairways so you have to be precise and if the winds are up, like they were yesterday for the pro-Am, then anything can happen. My goal is to qualify for next week at the Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston. I've been working hard so hoping it all comes together this week. It's been a frustrating year but I'm trying not to think of yesterday and rather focus on the present. I need to run but I'll be in touch soon. Until next time, take care. - Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- August 20, 2009 Hello, I'm in Greensboro, N.C.. preparing for the Wyndham Championship. I decided to play this tournament after a highly disappointing finish last week at the PGA Championship. I had two grueling rounds at Hazeltine and just couldn't find any rhythm on the greens. I felt OK with my new irons and driving the ball, but my putting was just terrible. I'm not playing well, and when things start to unravel, the best thing to do is get back to the basics and work hard. I spent a couple of days away from golf over the weekend and spent some time thinking about the rest of the year. I am confident with some hard work, I can get the train back on the track so to speak. Even though this is the last PGA TOUR Regular Season event, I am hoping to get myself in position to play throughout the Playoffs. This is my first time playing at Sedgefield Country Club. The greens are not overly fast, and it's important to hit the fairways in order to make some birdies. I think there will be some low scores this week. I had a decent Pro-Am today and am just looking ahead and taking one round at a time. I have an afternoon tee time tomorrow. I'm off to dinner and will be in touch early next week. Until then, take care. -Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- August 5, 2009 It's Wednesday and I'm in Akron at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational. I had a good practice round today and the course is in really good shape. The fairways are pretty narrow so you've got be exact off the tee and the greens are very quick so you need to have precision with the short stick. I always look forward to playing this course and this year is no exception. The field is very competitive this week given it's a World Golf Championships event and every tournament from here on out is very important. I'm playing some new irons this week - the new Titleist MB irons. They are traditional style blades and are similar to the type of irons I played my entire career until switching to the AP2 irons in January 2008. I'm really feeling good with them and getting good feedback from the clubs. I think the irons have more of a user-friendly design, which allows a little more forgiveness in the hitting zone. Very clean and very simple. I'm looking forward to seeing how I go with them this week. Titleist will release the clubs sometime later this year. I'll keep you posted on how things progress with them! I have an early tee tomorrow so need to run to dinner and then will have an early night. I'll be in touch from Hazeltine next week. Until then, take care. -Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- July 30, 2009 Hello Everybody, I'm in London this week and will head over to the U.S. over the weekend. It's been a good couple of weeks, and I've been getting some good practice in. I can hardly believe we have eight weeks left in the regular season. I know it's a clich, but I really don't know where the time goes! Once the Masters is over, the year seems to fly by, and before we know it, it's time for our last major of the year. I'm looking forward to getting back to Hazeltine for our last major of the year. It is an old-fashioned-style golf course, and it's very tough and long! It actually opened in the 1960s, so it's not really that old. It has gone through various changes throughout the years, but it still has the feel of a classic design. I finished T23 in 2002, so I'm hoping for a better result! My game is feeling good, so you never know how things will unfold the next couple of weeks. I know one thing for sure; in order to win at Hazeltine, my short game will have to be in peak form, and there should be great rewards for accurate driving. Anyway, it's going to be a fun and exciting next couple of weeks. I'll be at the Bridgestone next week, and I look forward to seeing everyone then. Until next time, take care. - Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- July 23, 2009 Hello Everybody, I'm in Europe this week and just enjoying a few days before I head back to the U.S. next week. I'm getting some practice in and working specifically on my short game. I was disappointed with missing the cut at Turnberry by one stroke. I felt like things were coming together but unfortunately my putter let me down. What an exciting tournament to see Tom Watson do so well. He's a legend in our sport and it was inspirational to watch him. I read an article and the headline was "Watson gains more from losing than winning" -- I felt like that said it all. It would have been a remarkable accomplishment for Tom to win, but all of us were in awe of how well he played. It was similar to how well Greg Norman played last year. Needless to say, there's something special about the Open Championship. Our next Clubhouse Newsletter will be sent out on Aug. 1 so just want to remind everyone to sign up in the Clubhouse Section of my website before then. We will have some announcements regarding the Foundation activities being planned at the end of the year and also another fun contest you can enter. Until next time, take care. Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- July 15, 2009 I'm at Turnberry preparing for the Open Championship. It's the one major of the year where the weather conditions are unpredictable even if you follow the weather channel. The conditions can change drastically and it's just very hard to prepare, but we are all faced with challenges and usually they are different with each draw. The one variable that we know is true is that it's going to be unpredictable! I'm feeling very good about this week. I had a great four rounds at the Barclays Scottish Open last week and it gave me a boost of confidence. I haven't had a solid four rounds of golf for several weeks, so it really felt nice to be back in contention. I played a practice round here at Turnberry last week -- it's going to be a tough four days but a challenge I'm ready to take. Thanks to everyone who came out on Saturday to support my Foundation. I appreciate the support and it sounds like everyone had a good time. Awesome win by the Lions! I especially want to say thank you to the manager of my foundation, Geoff Hall, all the volunteers from Twin Waters Golf Club, YoungCare and Clayton Utz. As you know I can't be there in person for these special events and I truly appreciate everyone that makes these events possible. I'll be in touch after The Open! Until then, take care, Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- July 8, 2009 Hello Everybody, I'm just getting ready to call it a night but wanted to post a blog entry for this week. I'm in Glasgow and will tee off at 12:40 p.m. tomorrow for the Barclays Scottish Open. I'm feeling good, and I have been practicing well. I enjoyed the Pro-Am today and look forward to getting back to competition tomorrow. The weather here has been cool with some rain and supposed to be partly cloudy tomorrow and more showers over the weekend. The field is always competitive and this year is no different -- 22 of the top 50 players in the world are here. Should make for an exciting tournament! I just want to remind everyone in Brisbane to go out and support the Lions this Saturday night! It should be a good time, and hopefully everyone can show support by making a contribution to my Foundation's major project, The Adam Scott Foundation Youngcare Apartments. Since I can't be there in person, I just want to say thank you in advance for your support! Have fun and enjoy the night! Until next time, take care. -Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- July 2, 2009 Hello Everybody, I'm at my home in Switzerland and enjoying the week. On Monday I played in an exhibition match against Henrik Stenson at Bastad Golf Club in Sweden. The event was held to help raise funds for the World Childhood Foundation. The Foundation supports more than 90 programs in 15 countries to help support children at risk around the world. It was a fun event and it was nice to be able to support the cause. CNN will be airing the match so I don't want to ruin it with giving you the results. Check your local listings on when it will be aired in your local area. I leave for Glasgow this weekend to get ready for the Barclays Scottish Open next week. I'm looking forward to getting back there and I always enjoy this tournament. I'll also be on The Cage Morning Show on MMM radio station in Brisbane on Monday. I'll be talking about an upcoming fundraising event on July 11th, Brisbane Lions vs. Geelong Cats Australian Football League game held The Gabba in Brisbane. A portion of the proceeds raised will support my foundation's main project, Adam Scott Foundation Youngcare Apartments. Please come out and cheer on the Lions and at the same time show your support for a worthy cause! I'll be cheering Roger Federer on this weekend and hoping he wins his 15th Grand Slam title. It's been a great Wimbledon and I was able to catch a few matches last week while I was in London. Weather was superb so I was able to get quite a bit of practice in as well. I'm off for now but will catch you all next week. Have a safe Fourth of July to everyone in the U.S.! -Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 26, 2009 I hope this blog finds everyone well. Sorry it's taken me a few days to post an entry this week. I was pretty exhausted after the U.S. Open. It was an interesting 5 days in Farmingdale. A lot of starts and stops and also long days. I sat in my hotel room for most the day on Thursday watching the television coverage and also the rain come down outside my window! It made for a long day so I was anxious to get started on Friday morning. I felt good after my first round and was striking the ball as well as I have for quite some time. It gave me a confidence boost which is exactly what I needed to start my second round less than 90 minutes later. I was able to play 11 holes in my second round before they called play due to darkness. Needless to say it was an exhausting way to start the tournament but I was pleased with my performance so I had some momentum going into Saturday. On Saturday we had an early tee time to finish our second round. I had a decent day but was feeling pretty tired so I went back to the hotel and got a little rest before we were called back out to start our third round around 5:30 p.m. We got a couple of holes in before the rain was back in full force and once again play was called for the night. The U.S. Open is always an interesting major and this year's weather made it even more interesting than usual!! More rain than I think I've ever even seen at The Open Championship! The USGA was faced with several challenges and for the most part got the course ready as best they could given the circumstances. I know the spectators were muddy from head to toe so thanks to everyone that came out and weathered the storm so to speak! Congratulations to Lucas on a great victory. I'm in Europe for the next few weeks. I'm spending some time with my Mum and it's been great since I don't get to see her very often. I'm also going to play in an exhibition match in Sweden against Henrik Stenson on Monday for charity. I'll let you know how it goes next week! I also want to announce our winners for our U.S. Open/Open Championship Trivia Contest from our June/July Clubhouse Newsletter. Congratulations to all the winners! Thanks to everyone that participated and be sure to sign up in the clubhouse section of my website to receive our newsletter! We will have more contests in the future so it's a fun way to share your golf knowledge and win some prizes. Shifting gears, I was saddened to hear about the two separate auto accidents that occured this past week involving family of two golfers. My thoughts and prayers go out to Chris Smith who lost his wife, Beth Smith, in a tragic automobile accident in Indiana. My thoughts are also with Skip Kendall who lost his mother in a separate car accident last week. Life is so very fragile and my thoughts are with both families during this difficult time. Until next time, take care. -Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 17, 2009 Hello Everybody: It's Wednesday evening in New York and the night before our second major of the year gets under way. The U.S. Open is always an interesting atmosphere, and this year is no different. The hustle and bustle of New York City has made its way to Farmingdale, N.Y.! The crowds have been electric since the gates opened at Bethpage State Park early on Monday morning. The New Yorkers have brought something special again this year, and it's evident they are very passionate about golf. The last year the U.S. Open was played here was 2002, and it's hard for me to believe I've been on TOUR long enough to be back here again! In some respects, 2002 seems like it was just yesterday, but then I have a look in the mirror and realize some time has passed, and I've actually become a better golfer. I am excited to have the opportunity that lies ahead, and I look forward to the official starter announcing my name on the first tee tomorrow at 1:25 p.m. ET and hearing the New York crowd in the background. Thanks to New York and everyone who is coming out tomorrow to support the greatest game ever played! Until next time, take care. -Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 10, 2009 Hello Everybody, I hope this blog entry finds everyone having a good week. I am in Europe and working hard on my game and getting ready for our second major of the year next week. I am getting back to the basics of my golf swing and keeping my focus on a more simple approach. I think I started to over-analyze certain aspects of my game which led to a lot of over-thinking. Every player and swing coach have various methods regarding the technical side of a golf swing, so what is good for one player doesn't necessarily translate to another player. I think Butch and I started to tweak too much and realize it's time to get back to what got me to No. 3 in the world. I am confident it's only a matter of time because the mechanics are all there. It's amazing how quickly things can turn in our sport. My thoughts and condolences are with Champions Tour player Ken Green and his family. Ken was involved in a tragic RV accident on Monday and everyone on the PGA TOUR is saddened by the news. I'll get to New York on Sunday and I'm looking forward to a good week ahead. Each of the four majors has a special quality, and the U.S. Open crowds are always electric. It will be great to be back at Bethpage Black. I look forward to seeing you in New York. Until next time, take care. -Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 3, 2009 Hello Everybody, I am heading to the airport to fly over to Columbus this afternoon. I feel like my game is coming back around and still working hard to get it back to where it needs to be. I enjoyed the time in Texas and feel confident things are getting better with each round I play. Jack Nicklaus always puts on a great tournament this week and I am excited to be a part of it again this year. Tomorrow is Military Appreciation Day which allows the military to come to the tournament with their immediate family free of charge. It's a great way to show support of all the women and men that risk their lives for our freedom and the troops from the many countries around the world working as one. I also wanted to remind everyone that this Sunday, June 7, CBS will be airing a TOUR charity show presented by Barclays. The show is scheduled to air prior to the final round coverage of the Memorial Tournament. It will highlight the PGA TOUR's numerous charity efforts and also charitable efforts by several players. I hope you tune in and see what some of us are up to off the course! On July 11, the Brisbane Lions, a new corporate partner to my foundation, play the Geelong Cats in an AFL game at the Gabba back home in Queensland, Australia. I am pleased to announce a portion of the proceeds will be donated directly to the Adam Scott Foundation. You can purchase tickets online through Ticketek at www.ticketek.com.au/lions09 or by visiting any Ticketek outlet. Come out and watch a great match and support a great cause. Go Lions! I need to get going. Have a great week and I'll be in touch soon. Until next time, take care. -- Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 26, 2009 Hello Everyone, I am in Fort Worth this week for the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial. I've never played this event and I am excited to be here. I drove over from Irving on Saturday and have spent the last couple of days checking out the course. Needless to say another disappointing finish at the HP Byron Nelson Championship last week. I had two terrible holes on Friday and that cost me in making it to the weekend. I feel like my game is shaping up and feel like it's only a matter of time before it all comes together. Golf is about patience and my patience is definitely being tested at the moment. The news about Phil Mickelson's wife, Amy, hit everyone on TOUR and associated with golf really hard last week. My thoughts go out to Phil, Amy and their family. It really puts things in perspective and the news is a harsh reminder of how fragile life is. I look forward to a much better week ahead. Our next newsletter comes out on June 1, so be sure and get signed up in the clubhouse area of my website. Until next time, take care. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 19, 2009 Hello Everybody, I'm in transit today from Europe and will arrive in Dallas this afternoon. I had a good week off and had a few productive days of practice. I am looking forward to defending my title this week. It is a great venue, and the crowds always create an electric atmosphere. I feel honored to have won Byron Nelson's tournament. Mr. Nelson is one of the true legends of our sport, and perhaps he's best known as a true gentleman of the game. Mr. Nelson is an inspiration, and his legacy lives on in the lives of so many people he has touched. Shifting gears, our next Clubhouse Newsletter will be sent out on June 1. I just want to remind everyone to sign up in the Clubhouse section of my Web site to receive the bi-monthly newsletter. It's a detailed and informative way to keep you up-to-date on all the happenings on and off the golf course. We also include interactive contests and ways to win some pretty cool prizes. I also want to welcome Avondale Golf Club as a new partner to the Adam Scott Foundation. Avondale shares our vision, and we look forward to working together to make a difference in the lives of our youth. Please stay tuned for upcoming announcements on the partnership. A big thank you to Avondale for their support! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 12, 2009 Hello Everybody, I have had a bit of a rough go of it lately out on TOUR. I have been practicing hard and feel that I am hitting the ball really nicely, but for some reason, it's not translating in my results. I spent a fair amount of time with Butch last week and also over the weekend, and we made a few minor adjustments. Golf is a very fickle sport, and it only takes a minor thing in your alignment to throw it completely out of balance. I haven't really felt this way since I turned pro, so I'm working hard and getting back to the basics of how it all began. Sometimes that's all you need to do ... not only on the golf course but also in life. I'm in Europe this week and will get several days of practice in before I head back to the USA to defend my title next week. I am looking forward to the Texas crowds, and it's always a good feeling returning to a place where I've been successful. The atmosphere will get me fired up, and everyone is so friendly and welcoming in that part of the world. I will also be playing the Crowne Plaza at Colonial the following week in Ft. Worth. I am confident that I will get things turned around in the next few weeks. Until next time, take care. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 27, 2009 Hello Everybody, I hope everyone had a great weekend. I got to spend some time with my dad over the weekend in Florida and that was nice to catch up with him as it does not happen all that often given my schedule. The weather in West Palm has been very good so I have had a great several days of practice. I am hitting the ball well and genuinely feel that I am ready for this week. My level of consistency isn't quite where it needs to be but I am working hard to improve upon it this week. I'll leave for Charlotte in the morning and I have a practice round scheduled in the afternoon. It's a good week to get back out on TOUR and I'm looking forward to it. I think I need to let things fall into place, get back to basics and shoot some scores that reflect the way I feel! I look forward to seeing everyone at Quail Hollow this week. Until next time, take care. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 21, 2009 Hello Everybody, I hope everyone's week is off to a good start. I am heading back to Florida and have a week full of practice scheduled. I'll be back out on TOUR next week at the Quail Hollow Championship. The field is always competitive, and I am sure it will be the same next week. The Quail Hollow Championship is one of the largest sporting events in Charlotte, and this year marks the seventh year. I look forward to seeing everyone out there next week. I also want to thank everyone who participated in the Adam Scott Foundation and Youngcare golf day yesterday. The event was held at Royal Queensland Golf Club, and all funds raised will go directly to our main project on the Gold Coast. Youngcare and my Foundation have partnered to build a 24-hour care facility on the Gold Coast in Australia . This facility will provide assistance and care for young people with debilitating injuries. Currently, the only option for these patients is elderly care facilities, so the need for such a facility is overwhelming. For more information on the project and how to get involved, please visit www.youngcare.com.au and www.adamscott.com.au. I appreciate everyone who participated in this worthwhile event and for making the event such a success! Until next time, take care. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 15, 2009 I hope this e-mail finds everyone well. I've had a few days to mull over my performance at Augusta National last week and obviously I am disappointed. It is always frustrating not to make it to the weekend, however, I am working hard and making a few very minor adjustments to my swing which I am confident will be answer moving forward. It was definitely an exciting finish on Sunday. The course setup this year was fantastic and as a result plays so differently from the start on Thursday to the finish on Sunday, which always creates a an interesting challenge. I was flying for most of the day but I was able to catch the last few holes. Angel, Chad and Kenny played very well and it will definitely be remembered as one of the most exciting finishes in Masters history. Congratulations to Angel! I am excited to announce the five winners of the Masters Trivia Contest published in the April 1st Clubhouse Newsletter. 1st Place: Christina Olson 2nd Place: Rodger DeSuza 3rd Place: David Lewander 4th Place: Katie Smith 5th Place: Marie Chirico Congratulations to all of the winners and thank you to everyone that participated! We had a tremendous response and will be doing more interactive contests in future newsletters. Be sure to sign up for our bimonthly newsletter in the clubhouse section of my website. You must be registered to participate in future contests. I'll be in touch next week. Until next time, take care. For more on Adam Scott, visit his website: www.adamscott.com.au. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 7, 2009 Hello, Everybody: I am on my way to the airport to fly over to Augusta. I have had a good week of practice and I am ready for the week ahead. I had a practice round at Augusta National last week and it was quite wet from all of the rain they had the previous day. The greens were crisp and will become quick as soon as they dry out a bit. Forecast is calling for cool temperatures at the beginning of the week and with the coldest day being Tuesday. Winds will also be gusty at times and I think anyone that has ever played there knows that can be somewhat tricky and just another added element to the week. Each year the Masters is made up of many special moments and this year is no different. I am especially excited to see my childhood golfing hero, Greg Norman, back at Augusta. The last time Greg played was my first year invited to the tournament. I played with Greg in a practice round that year and I remember sitting on the edge of the lake on the 11th green while he talked about his past experiences at The Masters. A memory that will last a lifetime. It is an interesting time of the year and something that is very special not only in the sport of golf but in all sport throughout the entire world. A tradition like no other. It is a great week and I am thrilled to be a part of it. -- Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- March 30, 2009 Hello, Everybody: I'm in Florida this week getting ready for our first major of the year. I will get over to Augusta this week for a practice round. I have heard the course is in good shape and I am really looking forward to making that drive up Magnolia Lane again. It's an amazing feeling and one that is special every time you do it. Needless to say I was disappointed with my play again last week. Things are clicking along and I'm confident it will all come together next week. Congratulations to Tiger for another amazing victory at Bay Hill on the 72nd. I want to remind everyone to sign up for our Clubhouse Newsletter. Our next newsletter will be sent out on April 1st, so today is the last day to sign up to receive that issue and qualify to play in our Masters Trivia Contest. You can definitely sign up after today but won't be qualified to the play in this issue's contest. I'm off to the course. I look forward to catching up with everyone soon. -- Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- March 22, 2009 Hello, everybody, It's Sunday evening and I am preparing for the week ahead. I'm in Florida and will drive to Orlando early this week for Arnold Palmer's event. It is always a good week and the field is very strong. I am disappointed with my results in Tampa last week and I'm looking forward to a better week ahead. My next Clubhouse newsletter will be sent out on April 1. In this issue there will be a fun and interactive contest on Masters Trivia with some great prizes. I just wanted to remind everyone to sign up in the Clubhouse Section of my Web site and click on "Receive Newsletter" to become a member. You must be a member in order to participate in the Masters Trivia contest as well as future contests. Last week my Foundation announced a new partnership with GOLF Link, specifically with the Mates Program. GOLF Link is an online handicap system exclusively in Australia. There are several benefits in subscribing to the Mates Program. The program brings golfers closer to their game by allowing subscribers to view competition rank from each of your rounds, keep track of hole by hole statistics, connect with other golfers, invite friends into groups, and much more. Golfers in Australia will also be able to support my Foundation through the annual subscription fee, with $10 of the annual entry fee to be donated directly to my Foundation to assist in our major fundraiser efforts. Currently, our major fundraising effort is a project between The Adam Scott Foundation and Youngcare. Youngcare and the ASF will be build a 24-hour care facility on the Gold Coast to assist young people with high care needs many of these young people are victims that have suffered trauma, head injuries and other illnesses through tragic accidents. I encourage all golfers in Australia to sign up for the Mates Program and help our youth in the process. For more information please visit: http://www.golflink.com.au/ and click on Mates or Mates Masters. Until next time, take care. -- Adam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- March 17, 2009 Hello, everybody: I'm on my way to Tampa Bay for the Transitions Championship this week. I had a tough tournament at Doral. I couldn't seem to find my rhythm and it showed with my results. I am looking forward to getting back out there this week and working hard. We have received a few e-mails on my Web site letting us know people are having difficulty signing up to become a member and also receive our bimonthly newsletter. I wanted to let everyone know all you need to do is go to the Clubhouse section of the site, click on "Become a Member," fill out the registration form and be sure to click "Receive Newsletter." If you don't click the box that says "receive newsletter," then you won't be officially registered, so that's the key to getting signed up. Our next newsletter will be sent out on April 1, so be sure to get signed up before that date. I need to run but I'll be in touch soon. Have a good week. -- Adam This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now

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