Hello Class of 1994! I finally have some news to report, other than mine. Jessica Olin now lives in Rochester, NY, and works as the director of library services for a school in the SUNY system – Genesee Community College. She joined GCC as the new Director of Library Services in July of 2017. Jessica previously served as the Director of the Robert H. Parker Library at Wesley College, Dover, DE. She has also served as Information Literacy Librarian at Hiram College, Hiram, OH, as well as Adjunct Librarian, Grants Specialist, and Research Services Librarian at Landmark College, Putney, VT. After Hood, Jessica went on to receive Her M.A.Ed., Touro University International, Cypress, CA and MLIS, Simmons College, Boston, MA. Her professional and research interests include building community at academic libraries, the role of gender in academia, and bridging the gap between library science graduate programs and professional practice. In her spare time, she likes to cross-stitch, watch nerdy television shows like Doctor Who, and spend a lot of time in thrift stores. Congratulations on a job well done! I have also heard about a lot of other wonderful events happening in your lives, but unless you give me the okay I cannot report it. I love seeing your posts on Facebook and so thankful that I keep in touch with so many. Please reach out with a quick email. I would love to hear from you! As for me, Sanya Cleary Wolstenholme, and my own family, Mackenzie is loving life as a freshman at York College of Pennsylvania. Rich and I still aren't sure how this happened-we must have blinked. Tori is doing well as a sophomore and Student Council Class President. Rich and I will celebrate 22 years of marriage this November and love our life- the good, the bad, the happy, and the sad. I am still teaching Pre-K children and loving every minute of it! I hope to hear from you soon! Enjoy the season, stay warm, and choose happy! Shannon Gierczak Marriott writes "I am going into my 20th year as a physician assistant after passing my recertification exam for the 4th time last December. I have been working in the pharmaceutical industry as a Principal Investigator at PAREXEL for the past 10 years. I primarily conduct Phase 1 and Phase 2 clinical trials to work on getting drugs FDA approved. In addition, I have recently started a bus trip charter company for all New York City trips. My company is Drama For Your Mama NYC Bus Tours and can be found on Facebook. I do trips to Broadway shows, 9-11 Museum, Shopping Extravaganzas, Sightseeing tours and more. I also do customized tours for groups, fundraisers, girls day out, senior centers and more! I have three children, 3 cats and Matt, my husband of 17 years. Mason is 5 and recently starting Kindergarten. Kaitlyn is 14 and attends Ridge Ruxton School in Towson, MD. Kaitlyn is our angel born with Chromosome 18 Deletion Syndrome and also has autism. She is our challenging child, but we would not have it any other way. Brooke is our 10 year old professional actress. She has been doing theater since age 3 but recently moved into film, TV and commercials. She has filmed on House of Cards, HBO Crashing and Dangerous Book for Boys directed by Bryan Cranston from Breaking Bad among others. Her dream is to be cast in a Disney show or a major motion picture. Her dream show to work on is Law and Order. She will be auditioning for NYC agents this Fall. Recently, during an audition in Frederick, we had the chance to drive through the Hood Campus to show my family where I went to school and we even had the opportunity to walk through Smith dorm!!
I, Michelle Inman have friended many of our classmates on Facebook. However, I don't have permission to share or not to share what is on there. One of our classmates, Joann Colucci speak regularly on the phone and have plans to get together next summer (2018). The only news I have to report is my own. I received my masters in Special Education from an online program from Grand Canyon University. This January 2018, I begin my work towards my elementary education/minor special education classwork. In May of 2018, my older son Justin will receive his undergrad degree in Psychology/minor Chemistry from University of Kansas. He plans to continue his masters and doctorate work there. Please don't hesitate to call, email or mail me. I hope all is going well for each of you. Happy Holidays and have a great 2018!
Hello Class of 1982! Thanks for sharing your news and keeping in touch! Jill Hammon Wetzel and husband moved to the Chesapeake Bay five years ago. They love the view and are enjoying life as empty nesters! Their two sons are homeowners; their daughter will graduate with her masters at Johns Hopkins in May and marry in April. Lisa Spuria caught up with Leslie Morgan Seidel and Amy Blades Steward this past year. Together with Susie Hiles Giallonardo they hope for an upcoming holiday reunion. Lisa retired two years ago, moved to Louisville and is enjoying the small town feel on the Ohio. Liane McCarthy retired after 27 years in the FBI! She gave her last official speech to female state troopers-woman power! Loving the life of leisure, she hopes to travel and work on home projects. She recently spoke with Sharon Carnevale Schopfer who works at a Newark hospital. Ellen Yodzis Patton was blessed with grand baby #5 born on October 17th. Last child, Claire, is graduating from Elon University in December and is looking for a job in the environmental/ecological field. Christy Belisle Fitzgerald just had her first grandchild, a boy, born on October 17th! Everyone is doing great! Bambi Maitland Grundwerg visited with Ellen Yodzis Patton at her quilting shop in FL in June. She returned to the sunshine state in August as a corporate sponsor of a world-record setting power boat race from Key West to Havana! She and Linda Esterhoy Segur are planning a trip to groundhogs day ground zero in Punxsutawney, PA February 2018. Lynn Lockett just completed a Master's Degree in Transformative Leadership and Social Change from the Maryland University of Integrative Health. After raising her daughters and working as a free-lance photographer, she turned her sights to doing some workshops, coaching and blogging in the area of life navigation, focusing in part on the idea of transforming how we regard elders in our society. She and husband, Joe Murphy, just bought a condo in Ocean City, Maryland, and are excited to spend time there with family and friends. Lynne Towns Tucker loves her job as a Realtor for Washington Fine Properties and is honored to be named to Washingtonian Magazines Best List for 3 years in a row! She and husband Ken are adjusting to being empty nesters in their new home of four years. Their two "doodles" keep them busy, active and entertained. Son, David, manages a biometrics lab at Stanford for the National Institute of Standards and Technologies in Palo Alto. Daughter, Jillian, works for a PR firm in Chicago and is recently engaged. Lynne spends time with sister, Jen Griffin Vosburg '02 and her four daughters. Stephanie Sears Frick writes for the first time in 35 years! After Hood, she worked as a retail buyer then opened the Coach Leatherware store in Philadelphia. Married Benjamin Frick in 1991 and retired after their first of three children. Sarah graduated from the Dyson School of Business at Cornell University in 2016 and works in NYC. Anna is a junior with dual film & Spanish majors in the Newhouse School at Syracuse University and Charlie is a high school senior. Stephanie and husband bought an old farm house "as is" in Villanova, PA built in the late 1700′s with an addition put on in 1926. The age and upkeep of the house keep them very busy! Stephanie loved her involvement with her kids' scouting; son Charlie earned his eagle rank this past summer. Steph chairs the souvenir booth at the Devon Horse show which grossed about a half million dollars in 10 days of sales, all benefitting their local hospital. Lastly, Joy Miller Beveridge shares the birth of her first 'grand-joy,' Lydia James Beveridge, born to parents Dan and Tricia, and soon to move to Arizona. With Kendall still in San Francisco, Joy and Don look forward to many trips out west. Joy enjoys participating in many 'Hood 125 Years' activities and continues to serve on the Alumnae Executive Board and the Board of Associates. Her role on both boards is supportive of community outreach within Frederick and adjoining communities. Joy and Ellen Drogin Rodgers continue to meet with Hood leadership and discuss potential post-reunion activities for the future. And as usual, Joy and Liz Bastian Chapin got together to celebrate Labor Day at the farm of Elizabeth LePatourel Powell '50 in West Grove, PA.
Bess Muir – I love living on Kent Island! I work in Easton three days/week and then spend 2-3 days in New Jersey with my Dad. We journeyed to eastern Europe in May – just love the traveling bug! Would love to catch up with you if you are passing through! Carole Woods Bennett – I live in Parker, CO, SE of Denver, on a 40-acre small goat dairy. This is a family-managed affair for me, my husband of 30 years, Jim, and my two adult children (21 and 23). We have 50 goats, 3 horses, 2 Newfoundlands and several cats. We sell milk, cheese, yogurt, etc. I keep in touch with Julie Starr '80 who is a professional artist living in CA. Debbie Eaton Thackston – Retirement is wonderful! I retired in July 2014 with 35 years in Frederick County Public Schools, the final ten as a school administrator. Now, I'm busy babysitting my two adorable grandsons three days/week, playing Pickleball and staying fit. I raise money for the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition and the Alzheimer's Association.I met Lynn Hicks Townsend, Jane Krebs Drozinski, and Sue Murawski Ganley on campus for Homecoming Weekend and strolled about campus. I'm now serving on the Hood Board of Associates and wonder… has it really been 40 years since we called this campus our home? Jane Krebs Drozinski – I am in my 17th year teaching at Carroll Lutheran School and now in my 5th year teaching Kindergarten! Rick and I have 3 grandkids by our oldest son Andy – they are 6, 4-1/2 and 1. They are adorable and smart and even though they live in SC, we do spend quality time together! In October, I enjoyed spending the day at Hood Homecoming with classmates Lynn Hicks Townsend, Deb Eaton Thackston, and Sue Murawski Ganley! Malia Harrison Anderson – My daughter, Hilary, is in her 1st semester at University of TN in Knoxville and I'm waiting to hear that one day I'll be a grandmother! Martha Pierce – After 20 years of a practicing medicine in a traditional Internal Medicine model, I opened a "concierge" Internal medical practice here in Frederick: Mid Maryland Internal Medicine. We're now into our 3rd year and loving it. I am able to spend all the time I need with my patients and know them by name, not a number. The patients love it too, so life is good. www.MidMarylandInternalMedicine.com has more info – Frederick continues to be a great place to live and work! Patti Barth Hintze – I work for an accounting firm and it's a good time of year for me to go on vacation so I'm writing from Edinburgh, Scotland! I am on a guided tour of the UK followed by 10 days in Vienna, Prague, Berlin, and Budapest. My husband of 35 years, Curtis, is tearing the bathroom apart while I'm gone – another good reason to leave town. Our 29-year-old daughter, Beth, is usually my traveling companion, but she is just starting work as a database manager for the Innocence Project. So, how old are we now? I received my first senior discount when I visited Shakespeare's grave in Stratford-upon-Avon a few days ago, and my second senior discount at Edinburgh Castle today. That's one nice benefits to aging. Aside from this travel, my life is pretty quiet. I keep busy with my work, my husband, two book clubs, church, baking, and I help care for my elderly, infirm parents, who live about an hour from my home. I visited Frederick recently and walked around town, accumulating Fitbit steps. I was amazed at how much the town has changed in the last 15 years, but at how little the feel of the campus remains so much the same. Steve Grigas – It's been a busy year! My law firm has grown to almost 700 attorneys with 23 offices in 12 states. My focus remains healthcare regulatory law, and I was again named to Best Lawyers in America for my work in healthcare law. I've stepped down from my role as Chairman of the Florida Bar Health Law Section, but remain active on their Executive Council Board. My family and I did some traveling this year and headed to San Francisco for the 50th Anniversary of the "Summer of Love". It was fun explaining that one to my son. Then off to Napa and a cruise through the inland passage of Alaska. Next? Cuba in December.
Dave and Diana Hilgartner Boyd's youngest son, Will, married Sarah Smith, June 2017 in Jackson, MS. Unfortunately, Sarah's father was in a terrible boating accident six weeks before the wedding. He spent four weeks in ICU, and two weeks in rehab therapy. He miraculously was able to attend his daughter's wedding for a few hours and dance the Father/Daughter dance with her. We are glad for the healing news! The wedding was beautiful. Congratulations to the Boyd family! Sandy Stingl Lee's mother, Josephine Stingl passed away on October 5, 2017. She was 92 years old. We send our deepest sympathy and love to Sandy and her family. Michele Smith Guyette retired in June 2017 from teaching sign language. She taught at Madison La Follette High School for the past 23 years. Congratulations Michele! Larry and I, Nancy Ludwick Warrenfeltz, spent ten days in Hawaii this past October. It was great to be back and see how Oahu has grown. We loved touring the Island seeing the Dole Plantation, the famous Blowhole, National Memorial of the Pacific Cemetery, Manoa Heritage Center, Honolulu Art Museum, and Ford Island USS Battleship Memorials. It was a fun reunion with Navy friends! Aloha!
Wow, almost our 45th class reunion. Since many of us have the opportunity to travel, I asked to hear about your journeys and any other news. Ann Jones says the big event of her year was traveling Route 66 for her 66th! You can read about it on her sister's blog: http://www.blog.thezenofslowcooking.com/route-66/. It was lots of fun – not least of which being able to spend nearly two weeks of uninterrupted time with her sister. She went back to the Navajo reservation and revisited some of the places that she frequented when she lived and taught there after Hood. She said, "Who was that young girl? – amazing that I had the courage to do that way back when!" Back in Lake Forest, Ill Ann continues to work in real estate and do volunteer activities with the Caucus, Historical Society, etc. Bonny Barncord Berger and husband Richard celebrated his retirement with a hiking trip to Ireland with friends. They loved the beautiful country and friendly people. They celebrated her 65th with a wonderful trip exploring Italy. She says, "That's one good thing about being our age. We feel the need to travel as often as we can to see as much as we can!" They also spent a fun week in Bar Harbor, Maine with their three kids and two grandchildren. She keeps in touch with Alison Alder Kennedy and Ann Jones thru Facebook. She takes Zumba with Joan Theobald Wentling '66. Leslie Hawkins says she finally made it to retirement after a 40 year career in health care administration and moved from her last job in Washington state to Tucson and a new home. The last few months have been a whirlwind of getting to know a new area, and a new lifestyle not designed around work, but around her interests and exploration of new places. She also just returned from London and tour of Scotland. Patricia Henry Montgomery just returned from a three week trip to Hong Kong and Taiwan. Catherine Seely Rulon-Miller (who went back to her original married name in order to have the same last name as her sons) received her Master's degree in Pastoral Care and Counseling. She did her internship at Mirmont Treatment Center, which is an inpatient facility treating alcoholics and addicts. She feels called to work with this population since she can joyfully report that she has 20 years of sobriety from alcoholism. She has gone through two marriages and is happily single again and ready to stay single for a long time. Her two sons, 30 and 34, are healthy and employed. Lorraine Sharp Kish does her traveling between her three sons who live in three different states a plane ride away. They are all happily married including the last one who was married at a New York state winery in September. What fun! She and Pete are planning to downsize once again and move south to the beach, hoping to attract more visits from kids and grandkids. Sherry Bronski Waltz took a cruise around the British Isles. Charlie Miller Ponticelli will be serving on the External Advisory Council for Hood's new Global Studies program. Under the direction of Prof. Paige Eager, the program offers an amazing interdisciplinary major preparing students for career paths in global business & economics, global politics and world cultures. Donna Simmons Maneely continues to enjoy retirement with travel. She enjoyed a beautiful Hawaiian island cruise tour with her Aussie friend. She did her annual N. CA trip to see family including two college age grandkids and middle school new teenager. She also relaxed on her annual summer vacation on FL's Gulf Coast near Sarasota at the beach while visiting her sister. In Sept./Oct. she splurged on a quick trip to Australia to see her dear mate again and attend a football championship of her favorite Aussie team. Singing for 6 yrs. in Encore Chorale is a true treat. Just before our June 2018 reunion she will travel with them to Montreal and Quebec for a concert tour. Sailing and snow skiing also occupy a little of her recreational time. As one of our three reunion co-chairs, along with Karen Bast Griffith, and Kathy Nixdorff Wilson, she and I are certainly looking forward to seeing you at our reunion. Please do mark your calendars to attend June 8-10.


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Bach-Busoni: Chorale Prelude Nun komm' der Heiden Heiland, BWV 659; transcribed for piano [5:17] Bach-Busoni: Chaconne (Mvt. d p a S d f g h j J [29] [gPJ] [18] [pfj] [^] [odh] [S6pfj] d g J g s f j f P d h d p S f j [29] [dgPJ] [18] [psfj] [^] [odh] [S6pfj] [%Oyiad] [5upTS] a p S f h J j h g f g f d S d s P p o i u y Bach's beautiful and noble D-minor concerto is a testament to this master's abilities at the keyboard. Browse: Bach, J S - Keyboard Concerto No. Download the Piano Sheet Music of Concerto in D minor, BWV 974 - II. Stream songs including "J. S. Bach: Invention No. Piano Sheet. 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The first thing is to find a good fingering for the main subject based on its tempo and character. Sheet Music for Piano solo All rights reserved. $7.00 + $4.00 shipping . Bach-Siloti: Toccata & Fugue in D minor, BWV 565, transcribed for piano [8:06] Bach-Siloti: Prelude in B minor for piano, BWV 855a (transcribed from Prelude in E minor, WFN 18) [2:50] Bach-Siloti: Andante from Sonata for solo violin No. Pablo Casals Prades Festival Vol. for piano by Johann Sebastian Bach / ed. Bach, Chopin, Ashkenazy, David Zinman - Concerto In D Minor / Piano Concerto No.2 In F Minor | Concerto In D Minor BWV1052,1 Allegro,2 Adagio,3 Allegro,Piano Concerto No 2 In F Minor, Op 21,1 Maestoso,2 Larghetto,3 Allegro Vivace for free download This 45-minute video lesson explores an in-depth look at the Two-Part Invention No.4 in D minor, BWV 775 by J.S. 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Web of Love (; literally "Have An Internet Lover") is a 1998 Hong Kong romantic comedy television drama created and produced by TVB, starring  Bobby Au-yeung, Maggie Shiu, Louis Yuen, Astrid Chan, Kenneth Chan and Eileen Yeow as the main cast. First original broadcast began on Hong Kong's Jade channel September 28 till October 23, 1998 every Monday through Friday during its 7:35 to 8:35pm timeslot with a total of 20 episodes.

Synopsis
Kwok Ho-tung (Bobby Au-yeung) is the top salesman for a wine distribution company. He relies on the Internet for everything. He searches the internet to find customers outside of Hong Kong, looks for ways to break up with his clingy girlfriend and find people online to chat anonymously with when he needs to vent about work and life. One day after work Ho-tung purchases a new computer but finds it too heavy to carry home, His elderly co-worker who has also purchased a computer suggests they borrow a hand truck from a friend he knows. While trying to find the friend with the hand truck, Ho-tung's elderly co-worker gets injured accidentally by produce shop owner Chung Wai-hung (Maggie Shiu), who is helping an elderly illegal peddler escape from ticketing officers. Ho-tung and Wai-hung have a heated argument but leave it as is on the request of  Ho-tung's elderly co-worker who is also acquainted with Wai-hung.

Since his elderly co-worker is the least productive salesman at the wine company he works a side job as a night school teacher. Due to his injury he is unable to teach his class, so Ho-tung volunteers to substitute for him until he recovers. On his first night teaching the class, Ho-tung is unprepared and surprised that Wai-hung is one of the students. The two have further misunderstandings as teacher and pupil when each thinks the other is singling the other out. After clarifying each other's personalities, each realizes the other is not as bad as they thought.

Ho-tung's workplace gets a new boss who is the son-in-law of the company's owner. The new boss Chan Ka-wah (Kenneth Chan) brings along his own personal secretary Monica Dung Fung-hei (Astrid Chan) to the company. Ka-wah puts Monica in charge of the entire staff. During a company party Monica gets drunk, Ho-tung takes her home, while still at her apartment he finds out that Monica is Ka-wah's mistress. After further chatting with his anonymous online chat friend Apple about Monica he finds out that what Apple describe about herself matches Monica. Soon Ho-tung figures out that Monica is his online chat friend Apple. After finding out about Ka-wah and Monica's affair Ho-tung gets entangled in it when Ka-wah has him cover him so his wife won't find out about his affair with Monica. Through this, Monica and Ho-tung become close friends.

Wai-hung's family life starts to fall apart when her father comes back asking for forgiveness. He tells his entire family that he has form and changed his way but he has ulterior motives. He wants to take over the produce shop and exposes Wai-hung as not his birth daughter since she was adopted by his late wife when she was little. Her brother who feels Wai-hung should not inherit anything from the Chung family, even though Wai-hung provided for the family when their mother died, causes Wai-hung to leave the family. Not wanting to face a family that doesn't want her, Wai-hung moves into an extra room at Ho-tung's home. Unable to find suitable work, Ho-tung helps her get a job at the wine company.

Soon Monica finds out Ho-tung is her secret chat friend after noticing that he is always aware of her mood. When she exposes to Ho-tung about knowing about being chat room friends, the two grow closer as friends. With Ho-tung's encouragement and over frustrated with being strung along by Ka-wah, who has no intentions of leaving his wife, Monica decides to break it off with Ka-wah. Ka-wah who thinks Monica and Ho-tung have gotten together, seeks revenge by framing Ho-tung of embezzling from the wine company. With the help of his brother who is a computer genius, Ho-tung gets back at Ka-wah.

When all seems to be happy, Ho-tung and Wai-hung decide to marry, but soon she finds out that Ho-tung had feelings for Monica and leaves him without letting him know where she went. Ho-tung admits to Wai-hung's family that yes he does have feelings for Monica but it's Wai-hung whom he loves. So all Ho-tung can do is patiently wait for Wai-hung to come back.

Cast

Main cast
Bobby Au-yeung as Kwok Ho-tung 郭浩東
Maggie Shiu as Chung Wai-hung 莊惠紅
Louis Yuen as Leung Wai-bo 梁偉寶
Eileen Yeow as Choi Yuk 蔡玉
Kenneth Chan as Chan Ka-wah 陳家華
Astrid Chan as Monica Dung Fung-hei 鄧鳳喜

Kwok family
Yu Chi Ming as Kwok Tin-tak 郭天得
Fung So-bo as Choi Kam-hing 蔡金卿
Simon Lo as Micheal Kwok Ho-nam 郭浩南

Chung family
Helena Law as Lee Ah-choi 李阿采
Lau Kong as Chung Yan 莊仁
Stephen Ho as Chung Chi-yun 莊志遠
Margaret Chung as Ivy Chung Wai-lan 莊惠蘭

Wine company staff
Bruce Li as Fei Chi-gei 費子基
Joe Junior as Ko Wai-ting 高威亭
Leung Kin-ping as Deng Na-ping 鄧亞平
Edward Mok as Chow Chi-kit 周志杰
Amy Chung as Cookie Cheung May-lei 張美莉
Sugar Yau as Emily
Koei Leung as Cindy

Extended cast
Wilson Tsui as Wong on-sing 王安勝
Timmy Hung as Roy Chuk Ming-jun 卓明俊
Hoyan Mok as Helen
Wong Hoi-lam as Siu Son 小新
Ho Ka-jun as Chu jie 朱仔
Lau Mei-shan as Karen

References

External links
website

TVB dramas
1998 Hong Kong television series debuts
1998 Hong Kong television series endings

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"White Hole" is the fourth episode of science fiction sitcom Red Dwarf Series IV and the twenty-second episode in the series run. It was first broadcast on the British television channel BBC2 on 7 March 1991. Written by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor, and directed by Ed Bye and Paul Jackson, the episode features the crew's attempt to escape the influence of a white hole.

Plot
Dave Lister is disgusted when he finds that Kryten has repaired Talkie Toaster – an automated toaster whose AI became obsessed with toasting anything bread-related and unwilling to accept refusal of his products, leading to him being smashed up as a result. Kryten explains that he rebuilt the toaster as a guinea-pig in an experimental procedure called intelligence compression, which would restore an AI's former IQ at the cost of a reduced operational lifespan, hoping to use the same procedure to cure Holly's computer senility. However, when the procedure is undertaken, Holly discovers that due to a miscalculation her IQ is now more than double her original score but that she has a life expectancy of three minutes. As a result, the ship's computer shuts herself down to preserve life, putting Red Dwarf onto back-up power as a result. Without power, Lister, Kryten, Arnold Rimmer and Cat are forced to operate on basic methods, including journeys of five days to and from the cargo decks and having to resort to pedal-powered electricity generation to operate even basic appliances.

As Kryten and Rimmer make a return trip from the cargo decks, the pair encounter a space-time phenomenon that prompts them to bring the others together to examine it. Struggling with the phenomenon's effect upon the ship, Kryten manages to reveal to the others that Red Dwarf has come within range of a white hole – a very rare spatial phenomenon that spews time into the universe, much as a black hole sucks matter from it. The group opt to ask Holly for help and activate her long enough to be given a solution – to use a thermonuclear device on a star to catapult a planet from its orbit and into the mouth of the white hole. Lister opts to handle the aiming of the device, citing his experiences playing snooker, rather than accept Holly's calculations; with Rimmer wanting to follow Holly's calculations, Kryten and Cat vote for Lister due to their programming and general dislike of Rimmer, respectively. Lister manages to execute the plan, having taken the opportunity to pull off a trick shot. The crew are soon surprised to hear Holly asking when her IQ is to be restored. Kryten points out that time is being reverted to the point before they encountered the white hole, thus they will forget what happened, and so he takes the opportunity to give an honest opinion about Rimmer.

Production

This was the last script written for Series IV and originally included a story line revolving around Garbage World, which first appeared in the second novel Better Than Life. With the plot featuring giant cockroaches and huge garbage world sets, it was considered too expensive to shoot. A new script was quickly written, taking another idea from that same novel, only the black hole was now changed to a white hole.

Although Ed Bye is credited as having directed this episode he was actually unavailable due to illness. The show's producer, Paul Jackson, stepped in to cover the direction duties with a Christmas party hangover. Danny John-Jules, infamous for being late, thought it was a joke by crewmembers when he was told that Paul Jackson was directing, since Paul was known for his short temper and insistence on being punctual. He still turned up late, and as expected, enraged Jackson. According to Chris Barrie, Paul Jackson's presence alone caused the crew to suddenly double in size. Robert Llewellyn even commented on a soundman walking precariously along the gantry above the set, "risking life and limb," and various other crewmembers removing nails with their teeth and Naylor remarked that some carpenters were hammering in other nails with their heads, humorous references to the fear that Jackson struck into the hearts of the crew.

The new super intelligent Holly was visioned as having a bald head and small spectacles. This was changed to just having her hair smoothed back. To film the new look Holly Hattie Hayridge was filmed in front of bluescreen wearing a blue polo-neck. This allowed her disembodied head to be superimposed to the episode footage.

David Ross, the actor who originally played Kryten, returned to the show as the voice of Talkie Toaster. He found it a much simpler task than when he had previously endured the Kryten make-up. To play the Toaster required no rehearsals; he simply stood in front of a microphone and read the lines.

Cultural references
Rimmer references Napoleon as the historical figure that he'd like to go back and work with.  He also cites Captain Oates and Scott's diary when defending his cowardice to relinquish his life.

The episode references the seminal science fiction novel Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes, as both include an experimental techniques which increases the intelligence of the patient by reducing their life span. Direct references include the IQ score of 68, which both Holly and the protagonist of Flowers for Algernon, Charlie, share.

Rimmer says Lister is 'Steaming' because he has drunk too much alcohol preparing to play pool with planets and the White Hole.
In the early 20th century South Wales, in the United Kingdom, banned the opening of public houses on a Sunday. However this did not apply to public houses across the Severn Estuary in England.
Ferry boats would take people from South Wales to ports across the estuary, alcohol was drunk on the ferries and in England. These ferries were powered by steam engines, the restored 'Waverley' and "Balmoral' are examples.  People returning from these trips were said to have been 'steaming' i.e drunk, hence the modern day usage.

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Reception
"White Hole" was originally broadcast on the British television channel BBC2 on 7 March 1991 in the 9:00pm evening time slot, and is the only Series IV episode to go out as originally planned. The other Series IV episode broadcast dates were altered due to the Gulf War hostilities.

The episode was generally considered one of the best from Series IV – just behind the series' favourite "Dimension Jump."

See also
Better Than Life – the second Red Dwarf novel which features the influence for the episode "White Hole".
Novikov self-consistency principle

Notes

References

External links

Series IV episode guide at www.reddwarf.co.uk

Red Dwarf IV episodes
1991 British television episodes
Television episodes about time travel


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Jennifer Lawrence Has Secret Code Names for Celebrities She Hates
Matthew Scott Donnelly Published: December 20, 2016
Has Jennifer Lawrence ever called you "Pickle" or "The Lady in Read" because UH-OH this means Jennifer Lawrence hates you!!!
During an interview on Watch What Happens Live last night (December 19), host Andy Cohen dutifully tried to make J. Law, his guest, say terrible things about other people in Hollywood for his amusement. Lawrence was a good sport for the most part, and when Cohen asked Lawrence's best pal Laura Simpson about the meanest thing Lawrence ever said about a fellow celebrity, Simpson had this to say:
"There's a lot of nicknames for certain celebrities...There's The Lady. There's Pickle—"
"Well The Lady has different variations," Lawrence interrupted. "There's The Raging Lady, The Lady in Red, The Lady in Waiting."
Tough day to be a lady!
Elsewhere in the show, Lawrence confirmed that a movie she's writing with good pal Amy Schumer is moving forward, and that she's got another actor in mind to join the the pals along their adventures.
"It's about two sisters who go on a road trip to try to reconnect with their brother," Lawrence said of the unnamed project. "Hopefully it would be Chris Pratt."
AS LONG AS IT'S NOT PICKLE LOL.
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Kostopoulos bringing experience to 2015 All-Star
January 25, 2015 theahl
by Brian Coe | AHL On The Beat Archive
Tom Kostopoulos was just three weeks past his 23rd birthday when he made his American Hockey League All-Star debut in February of 2002. The third-year pro recorded two points (1+1) to help the Canadian team defeat the PlanetUSA All-Stars, 13-11, on Valentine's Day in St. John's, Newfoundland.
Kostopoulos has seen and experienced a lot since suiting up for that game more than a decade ago, including guiding Wilkes-Barre/Scranton to the 2004 Calder Cup Finals, appearing in more than 600 NHL games, and returning to his roots by re-signing with the AHL Penguins last season.
Now, he'll be making a return trip to the league's mid-season exhibition as well.
A 16-year veteran, Kostopoulos will serve as the playing captain for the Eastern Conference squad at the 2015 AHL All-Star Classic, presented by Turning Stone Casino, in Utica, N.Y. on January 25-26. He was also selected as a starter in the game via fan voting held by the AHL.
Those are fitting rewards for the Toronto-area native, who is widely regarded as one of the hardest-working players in the league, even at the newly-minted age of 36 (he turned 36 on Saturday the 24th).
"I'm excited and I'm honored to represent the Penguins," said Kostopoulos, who is now in his eighth season with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. "I think it will be fun and a good time."
More than a decade after his last appearance in an All-Star game (he was selected for the 2005 contest during his lone season with the Manchester Monarchs, but couldn't play due to injury), Kostopoulos will be the most senior skater participating in the game. And although the playing captain is a somewhat honorary selection, based more on career stats than season numbers, Kostopoulos' numbers stack up fairly well with those of many of the younger selections.
Through Saturday night, Kostopoulos ranked first on the Penguins roster with 22 points, tied with rookie defenseman and fellow All-Star starter, Derrick Pouliot.
"I don't know about an All-Star level, but hopefully I won't look lost out there," he chuckled when asked about his selection. "But I think it will be fun to be on the ice with the young, really skilled guys. Guys who are looking at their careers from the beginning rather than the end. Seeing the energy and the skill that they bring, it will be fun."
There's no reason to think that Kostopoulos will look out of place on the All-Star ice. Probably the hardest-working player on the team, the feisty vet keeps in excellent shape, and isn't afraid to put in the extra hours to make sure he's prepared to play.
"It's always the first month of the season that's hard," Kostopoulos said after the Pens defeated the Hershey Bears, 2-0, on New Year's Eve – a game in which Kostopoulos netted the game-winning goal and dropped the gloves with Hershey captain Dane Byers. "I think every season it takes a little longer to get the piano off my back. But I feel good now."
"He's not slowing down," head coach John Hynes said of Kostopoulos. "The thing with TK is he leads by example. He's a hockey player, it's what he does, and it's all he knows. It's great for our team, and it's particularly great for the young guys."
While he had an enjoyable experience back in 2002 in St. John's, Kostopoulos is approaching this All-Star game with the perspective of a seasoned vet.
"I think you look at it a little differently. When I played in one in the AHL at the start of my career, I kind of wanted to prove myself and look good out there," he said. "Now it's kind of taking it all in and appreciating it, getting to know some of the guys and seeing the faces out there. Hopefully my kids can come and have a good time watching it."
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Xeinadin Group debuts at number 18 in ranking of top UK accountancy firms
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Xeinadin Group ("Xeinadin"), the UK and Ireland-based business advisory and accountancy group, has made its first appearance in an influential league table of accountancy firms in the UK, entering straight into the top 20.
The group, formed in 2019 through a merger of over 100 small and medium-sized accountancy practices in the UK and Republic of Ireland, has debuted at number 18 in Accountancy Age's 2021 Top 50+50 rankings. The rankings collate information on the top 100 firms, ranking them by total fee income for each financial year and putting a spotlight on those shaping and defining UK accountancy.
As the figures only measure UK fee income, Xeinadin believes it would have been comfortably inside the top 15 had Irish fee income been included in the rankings.
The result marks out Xeinadin as a disruptor in the accountancy sector. With annual revenues of over £100 million, and over 1,500 team members employed within the group, the group is one of the most significant new arrivals in the sector in recent years.
"This is a recognised and respected industry benchmark and we're pleased to lay down a marker that demonstrates we're a significant presence in the UK business advisory and accountancy market. With the work we have done integrating the group, investing in back office infrastructure and technology, we are in a strong position to continue our development both through organic growth and acquisitions."
Derry Crowley, CEO, Xeinadin Group
"Our local presence means we are well placed to maintain and build established client relationships where we can challenge and inspire our clients whilst retaining the regional insights that business owners value. Our vision is to become the most trusted accountancy and business advisory group in the UK and Ireland."
Paula Benoit, COO, Xeinadin Group
Primarily focused on serving small and medium-sized businesses and their owner-managers, Xeinadin operates 14 regional hubs across the UK and Ireland and has expertise across a wide range of services and sectors. Led by locally forged, trusted relationships, the group has invested heavily in the introduction of data-driven technology and centralised back office support; and fostering greater collaboration and knowledge sharing across its offices and teams.
It has made significant senior hires this year, including the appointment of Simon Nice as its CFO, Alastair Marsh as Independent Non-Executive Chairman and Robin Williams and Martin Burgess as a Non-Executive Directors.
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Veteran thanks supporters after emotional march from South Shields to Seaham
An armed forces veteran has thanked well-wishers for the support he and other charity fundraisers received during a weekend march from South Shields to Seaham.
24th Nov 2020, 3:23pm - 2 min read
Updated 24th Nov 2020, 3:24pm
Trevor Gray led the procession on Saturday, November 21, which began in King Street in South Shields.
The group stopped for a two-minute silence at the town's war memorial monument, before continuing on their route to Seaburn, Sunderland city centre and finally Seaham.
Mr Gray and his companions – including his father, who also served in the British armed forces, and Kevin Merritt – held the march in order to raise funds for a North East veterans charity, which provides therapy and other forms of support to former members of the British armed forces.
The fundraising marchers going by the seafront
Mr Gray praised the generosity and support shown by South Tyneside residents along the fundraisers' route.
He said: "People treated us very well – they were donating, they were stopping to chat with us, they were cheering us on through the town.
"We went along the beach and came to a little cafe truck [the Bessie's Sweet Bakes van], which kept us going with free coffee.
"Then we carried on walking into Seaburn, where we stopped at the Morrisons and raised more money as shoppers admired the bagpipes performance."
The marchers received free coffee from Bessy's Sweet Bakes van
The group managed to raise around £600 for the organisation, Veterans At Ease, which is planning to open two new charity shops, including one in South Shields.
According to Mr Gray, they were joined briefly on Saturday by the charity's CEO, Garreth Murrell.
"After that, we went on to Roker and, by the time we got to the Tommy at Seaham, it was around 8 o'clock already," Mr Gray recounted.
"It was pitch black by then, of course, but people were still out supporting us.
Marchers at the Seaham Tommy: (left to right) Pipe Major, Ian McCall; Wayne Crawford (friend); Trevor Gray; Kevin Merrett
"The atmosphere was unbelievable. The generosity from members of the public and the awareness that we were able to spread for Veterans At Ease.
"Now that people are aware that the services are there, we should hopefully get more people to come forward and get the support they need – whether it's currently-serving personnel or formerly-serving veterans."
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The marchers at the Seaham Tommy
The marchers began their Saturday route at the South Shields war memorial


It is almost impossible for me to jettison my Jewish identity when I travel. Being a Jew means always being under threat, but I won't let go of it.
This is the monologue for the most recent episode of Why? Radio. The topic was "How do Muslims, Christians and Jews see each other?" with guest David Nirenberg. To listen, click here. It is worth noting that while this monologue does not address the main question of the episode, it is preparatory. We can't see how others see us if we don't explore how we see ourselves. We must all explore how each of us committed to what we believe.
There's an old adage that everyone in New York is a little bit Jewish. Anyone who lives there understands this. With the ubiquity of Yiddish phrases, deli cuisine, and wise-cracking argument, sometimes it seems like the whole city is just one big Beastie Boys video.
But if it's true that everyone is a little bit Jewish, then it must also be true that the Jews who live there have to work harder to distinguish themselves from the crowd. When being Jewish is no big deal, it's also no effort, and it isn't until Jews leave the city that they understand exactly what is and isn't theirs.
This was certainly my experience. Growing up in New York didn't really make me the Jew I am today. That happened when I moved to Austria, taught for a year in a neo-fundamentalist Christian college in Kentucky, and ended up in North Dakota. It was the absence of Jewish communities that pushed me closer to my religious and ethnic roots, not the matter-of-fact Judaism of my hometown. It was the stuff I had to work for that ended up meaning the most to me, and I only identified it by living in a world of behaviors that I found unfamiliar and, sometimes, repellent.
As human beings, we define ourselves as much by what we don't want to be as what we do, and these beliefs are codified by the cultures that house us. Our myths, text, expectations, opportunities, and rewards and punishments all conspire to give us a sense of how we describe ourselves, how we describe others, and how we describe others describing us. There is no identity in isolation, only in relation to. And yet, I am struck by the fact that while my religious identity is the most rigid, my political identity is much more flexible. I'm much less willing to hide my identity as a Jew than as an American.
When I am abroad, I like to look local. I would never travel through Europe wearing sneakers or a sweatshirt, stereotypical American clothing. Instead, I want to mimic the locals, fit in, demur to local customs, and play at being someone else. I slink away when I hear groups of Americans speaking English loudly and acting like they own the place. It feels rude to me, aggressive and arrogant.
This isn't to say that being American is any less important to me than being Jewish. I'm a patriot with deep affection for my country. I am also very aware that my being American increases the liberty I have in the world while being Jewish significantly limits it. Yet, it is almost impossible for me to jettison my Jewish identity when I travel. Being a Jew means always being under threat, but I won't let go of it.
But maybe that's the reason. Maybe I won't let go of being a public Jew because doing so is too threatening. If I don't hold to it tightly, it won't be there when I want it back. There is no place in the world where it is less threatening to be Jewish than New York City, so I guess there is no place in the world where it feels less important.
All of this is about how we constitute ourselves; how we create who we are. It is also about our relationships with our larger cultures, how we discover what is important to us in the face of powerful historical and sociological forces. It betrays the great philosophical negotiation between the individual and community, between cultural determinism and personal freedom, between what history has given and what can be crafted for the future. And the thing is, all great religious traditions share in these anxious questions. All of them fear being disappeared, all of them craft their laws and traditions based on their opposition, and all of them only have meaning in relation to that which they are not.
This is what today's episode is about: the often violent dialogue between the three great Abrahamic religions. Judaism, Islam, and Christianity all come from the same place. They share the same origins and overlap in many of their beliefs. They have much the same history, but interpret it to radically different ends. They see themselves, they see others, and they see how others see them and they build their theologies to meet their needs.
I have been talking about my experience as a Jew. A different host would talk about her experience as a Muslim or as a Christian. How that monologue would differ, I can't say. What I can attest to, though, is it would be as personal to her as this one is to me. Religious commitment is intimate and intimacy is also relational. We can't open ourselves to others if there are no others to open ourselves up to.
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import com.deleidos.analytics.elasticsearch.client.ElasticsearchClientTestBase;

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Q: What is the bibliography style similar to 'jneurosci' but without italics for journal field I have been struggling to write my reference list according to the following style given by journal of ERE:

Smith J, Jones M Jr, Houghton L et al (1999) Future of health insurance. N Engl J Med 965:325–329

I used \bibliographystyle{jneurosci} and it looks very similar!
but it came out with some italics as shown here

Is there another style that I should use or I should learn to do it manually somehow in order to get an author-year citation that I want?

A: I infer that "ERE" is short for "Environmental and Resource Economics". The journal's website provides a link to a template that suggests using one of the following three bibliography styles: spbasic, spmpsci, or spphys. All three bibliography styles may be downloaded from various Springer Verlag sites.
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This post is part of the US China policy debate thread. To read other posts in this debate, click here.
It's hard enough describing what China is now. Describing where it might be going stretches the standard international relations lexicon. The standard categories of 'status quo' or 'revisionist' power aren't much help. No wonder the panda huggers and the dragon slayers of Washington can never resolve the argument.
Mark's description of the Chinese juggernaut is yet another accounting of the many reasons China should be a status quo power – a booming economy that has now become the world's largest car market and the world's largest merchandise trader exporter. The Chinese Communist Party wants to freeze its present domestic power in perpetuity. And sitting on that huge dollar mountain it has accumulated, China has no interest in breaking down the American-designed global trade system.
Beijing is becoming used to reaching the number one spot in the existing system. Why would you want to revise or revolt against that? The answer is that China's leaders want to choose the bits of the globalisation package they sign up to. That is what makes the Google imbroglio so fascinating.
Let's create a hyphen term. I was tempted for a moment by the idea of China as a 'status quo-tectonic' power. I was drawn to the tectonic imagery by The Economist's piece on the way developing countries have come out of the recession stronger than anyone expected, with profound consequences for the rest of the world.
When the Earth's tectonic plates grind against one another, they do not always move smoothly; sometimes they slip. A year after the West's slump began to spread to emerging markets, it has become clear that the recession has been a moment of tectonic slippage, a brief but powerful acceleration in the deep-seated movement of economic power away from rich nations towards emerging markets.
The problem with 'status quo-tectonic' is that the crashing of tectonic plates also summons images of earthquakes, volcanoes and the rise and fall of mountains. Certainly not what Beijing has in mind. So something closer to the 'peaceful rise' slogan is needed.
My nomination is to describe China as a 'status quo-tidal power'. China exults at the way the international tide of trade and power has been running (along with the gold medal tally at the Olympics). The Party wants that version of the status quo to continue — stability accompanied by a continued shift of the tide in Beijing's favour. As long as the trend continues in the current direction, even a little slowing of the pace of the last two years would be something of a blessing.
So picture China as a status quo-tidal power – with the tide running away from the US.
Photo by Flickr user TimboDon, used under a Creative Commons license.


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The cop wanted her car keys. Kelli Peters handed them over. she told him he should kill himself so she could collect on a $500,000 life-insurance policy, and when he refused she made other desperat.
in favor of selling phones on installment plans. To further cater to frequent upgraders, it introduced an option called "Jump" last week It provides device insurance and more frequent upgrades for $10.
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"Game of Thrones" fans were let down, when author George R.R. Martin admitted he had missed a December 31 deadline to complete the latest installment in the fantasy series. "THE WINDS OF WINTER is not.
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NEW DELHI: The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has ruled out any relief for those who declared unaccounted income under the Income Declaration Scheme (IDS) but failed to pay the first instalment.
There's one exception, however: you may contribute as much as $70,000 tax-free in one year ($140,000 with your spouse), but that contribution will be treated as if it were being made in $14,000 instal.
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Census 2021 – Ensuring the big decisions are made on the best information
Census 2021 will be key to making sure the big decisions on the future of our hospitals, schools, transport and other public services, following the pandemic and EU exit, are based on the best information possible.
Run by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the census – taking place on Sunday 21st March 2021 – is the once-in-a-decade survey that gives the most accurate estimate of all people and households in England and Wales.
The digital-first census will not only provide a fresh picture of the size of all communities, it will also shed light on the health, social and economic changes to our lives. "After years of planning, the census is almost upon us," Census Director of Operations Pete Benton said. "In the coming days and weeks you will be hearing more and more about why the census is so important, why you must take part and, crucially, how you can take part. Every household will soon receive a postcard, explaining what a census is, and in early March letters will arrive in the post inviting people to take part in the digital-first census…In light of the coronavirus pandemic, we need this up-to-date information to help shape vital services for the years to come more urgently than ever before and we are making sure everyone can be safely counted in line with all government guidance".
FYI – It is quite straightforward and should take about 10 minutes per person to fill in online. There are paper forms available for those who need them, as well as lots of support.
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A year after near-miss, Patrick Rodgers returns to John Deere Classic eyeing life-changing PGA Tour win
A 'horse for the course,' former Avon state champion came oh-so-close to winning his first PGA Tour event at John Deere Classic a year ago. He's back.
A year after near-miss, Patrick Rodgers returns to John Deere Classic eyeing life-changing PGA Tour win A 'horse for the course,' former Avon state champion came oh-so-close to winning his first PGA Tour event at John Deere Classic a year ago. He's back. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: https://indy.st/2ueKTZq
Garrett Johnson, Special to IndyStar Published 10:33 a.m. ET July 11, 2018 | Updated 10:37 a.m. ET July 11, 2018
Avon's Patrick Rodgers speaks before playing at the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Illinois on July 9, 2014.
Patrick Rodgers finished tied for eighth at last month's The Memorial in Columbus, Ohio.(Photo: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports)
This week in Patrick Rodgers' life is very special.
His fiancee Jade Olivia Gordon is from London and the two of them have enthusiastically been following England in the World Cup.
"To have skin in the game a little bit, I feel partly British now from being around her and her family, so it's been amazing to watch the English national team and it's been fun to share with them," Rodgers said.
It all could make for a pretty exciting week for the Avon High School graduate.
He's back competing in the John Deere Classic in Silvie, Ill., and if he wins, there's a Sunday night charter flight to Scotland for The Open Championship. And perhaps his adopted team England may be in its first World Cup final since 1966.
That's a lot to look forward to — but first things first.
Rodgers nearly got his first PGA Tour win and punched his ticket to The Open last year before stumbling on TPC Deere Run's back nine.
More: Avon's Patrick Rodgers suffers heartbreaking loss at John Deere Classic
More: Patrick Rodgers ready for golf's toughest test
How much would he want that chance again this year, especially with a chance to go to Britain next week?
"I want it really badly, Jade is from London and she hasn't been home in 9 or 10 months and we'd love to make that our first time back," Rodgers said.
As PGA Tour stops go, the John Deere Classic is right up there for Rodgers, who played the event as an amateur.
"It's one of my favorite tournaments of the year, I can't believe it will already be my seventh time playing in it, so I feel like a veteran on the golf course," Rodgers said.
Patrick Rodgers throws a thumbs up to the crowd during the second round of The Memorial golf tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club. (Photo: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports)
On the PGA Tour the term 'horses for courses' is often used to describe players who seem to always play well on the same course.
For Rodgers, the PGA's annual Midwest stop fits that category.
"It almost feels like it doesn't matter what form I show up with at TPC Deere Run, I always have a chance to play well so I'm excited to go back there," he said.
Rodgers enters this week with mixed form after missing the cut in last week at The Greenbrier, though he tied for eighth at The Memorial the first week of June. Rodgers' weekend rounds at last month's Travelers Championship are his best scores of the year, as he went 67-68 to tie for 26th.
Last year at TPC Deere Run, Rodgers held the 36- and 54-hole leads, and led by two strokes with four holes to play. Rodgers gave out an emotional fist pump as he drained a long birdie on the 15th hole and stood on the 17th tee box thinking "make birdie and put this away."
He bogeyed the hole, proving "difference in the tournament."
The margin between a win or runner-up on the PGA Tour can often be razor-thin.
Zach Johnson, left, and Patrick Rodgers come together at the conclusion of the third round of last year's John Deere Classic. (Photo: Charlie Neibergall, AP)
As Rodgers left his must-make birdie chip on the 18th green a couple rolls short, the title was decided.
It was Bryson DeChambeau, not Rodgers, who left TPC Deere Run with a first PGA Tour win. It was DeChambeau who left town on the charter jet to Manchester, England for the Open Championship.
None of this is lost on the 26-year-old, even 360 days later.
"It definitely makes you want more," Rodgers said Tuesday.
"One hundred percent honesty, it's been hard to see Bryson's face everywhere this week. But I'm looking forward to hopefully having that opportunity again this year."
Rodgers' second-place finish last year remains his best to date in nearly four years on the Tour.
It marked the second time he entered Sunday with sole possession or joint share of the lead. The 2010 IHSAA individual state champion shared the 54-hole lead at the 2017 Farmers Insurance Open as well.
These close calls helped Rodgers gain a mature perspective and take that into his return to the Midwest this week.
"Anytime that you're in contention is a good thing," Rodgers said of 2017. "I've seen a lot of putts fall over the years and I feel very comfortable on every tee shot, so I'm just looking forward to really competing again."
Rodgers usually has a large number of friends and family that come to the John Deere Classic. After all, this is the first Tour event he attended, growing up not too far away in Avon.
Patrick Rodgers led going into the final round of last year's John Deere Classic. (Photo: Charlie Neibergall, AP)
For Indiana native and sports broadcaster Will Haskett, who will be calling many of the shots this week for PGA Tour Radio, Rodgers is a player Hoosiers have known for some time, and a win would do wonders for his recognition outside the state.
"We've known how good he was for a while, I don't think fans on the global stage understand how good he was as an amateur — on the same level as Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas," Haskett said.
"If he were able to win the Deere, the validation of that win would mean more for him realizing the potential we all know he has."
Rodgers' strength and conditioning coach of four years Dr. Troy Van Biezen — who also trains Rickie Fowler and Spieth — sees Rodgers four days a week for workouts during tournaments. Van Biezen sees a player with patience and commitment, even if the wait for win No. 1 continues.
"Patrick is used to being so successful and winning as an amateur (former world No. 1) that there's some frustration when his peers like Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth taste success," Van Biezen said, "but that hasn't stopped his drive."
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