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It may seem like sour grapes to everyone that has suffered a miserable winter so far. But we, in extreme South Texas, have been really blessed with some of the best weather in the country this winter with high temperatures in the mid 70's to upper 80's until just recently.
That is until the past two weeks. Here's where the sour grapes come in. In the past 10 days, we've had three nights where the temperature actually dropped below freezing. One night we actually hit 26 degrees. Most of the winters here only drop below freezing one or 2 times. and for a short period of time during the night.
What we call extreme temperatures in this area are truly a problem for many of the local residents in South Texas and Northern Mexico. Many of the residents homes aren't equipped with proper heating and there isn't a wide abundance of winter clothing. One of the main industries is farming such as all the oranges and grapefruit, vegetables you eat and sugar cane Thankfully, these cold snaps don't last too long. If South Texas has a cold winter (or a few days below freezing) you, the readers, pay for it by higher prices at the grocery stores.
It looks like we'll be back in the 70's and 80's within the next couple of days. We now hope to see a lot more crops being planted and growing.
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Hey to all you beautiful people out there!! I hope all are doing well and having a great time. So, today my topic of discussion is Family. I was thinking about all of those times when we take our families for granted. Most of us don't understand the importance of family in our lives and the role that they play to make our life a little better. Except for few really unfortunate souls, for the most of us Family is an integral part of our lives.
If we have to be quite literal in our meaning, a family is the group of people who are related to you by birth or by marriage. Some also consider their friends as family because they are emotionally connected to them.
If we go back to the origin of the word family, it was derived from the Latin word 'Familia'. In the olden days, a family consisted of all the people in a household including the servants and not only your blood relatives. So the definition has undergone changes with time and today we consider people related to us by blood such as our parents and siblings as our family members.
When you have your family by your side, you never need to feel that you are alone as you step out into the world. There is always a whole bunch of people behind you who want the best for you. They will always be there to call upon when you need someone to talk to or a helping hand.
Though we never really take notice about the importance of family let us look at few things which helps us to understand how a family stands apart from all the other people we know in our life.
A family plays an important role in providing unconditional love and support from the time you were born till the day you are no longer a part of this world.
A Family plays the most vital part in molding a child's future or his personality by teaching him what's right and what's wrong. They help in letting the child get a proper footing in this harsh world.
Being a part of a family helps us to be a part of something very beautiful. You can always count on them to stand by you in times of crisis no matter what.
Family builds confidence, self esteem and that inner strength in a person. Whenever you are low, they always help you to get over your hurdles and get back in the race again.
A Family offers a feeling of security.
Families are a source of love and understanding.
Families make your achievements sweeter and your failures bearable by always standing by you.
You are never alone. You always have a shoulder to lean on.
Family offers unbiased advise to help you take important decisions in life.
Finally, I would like to say that you are what your family made you into.
No matter if you are rich or poor, a perfect family is an example of how we can build a perfect society. All the members of the family such as the Father, Mother, siblings they all have an important role to play in order to keep the home running beautifully. Even if a single member fails to perform, the whole family falls apart. If we can strive to create perfect families, slowly our society as whole will be optimal and which in turn will lead to a more successful and peaceful Country.
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Coming off a thrilling walk-off win on Tuesday, the Lake Havasu baseball team kept its momentum rolling by sweeping Peoria in doubleheader on Saturday.
The Knights (9-5) allowed only one run on the day as they won 9-0 in the opener and 2-1 in the second game.
"Both of our guys on the mound did a great job for us and if they keep doing that and our bats come around a little more like they did today, we're going to be in a lot of games," said head baseball coach Craig Bolton.
In the first game of the day, junior Cameron Bagshaw fired a complete game shutout for Lake Havasu. He allowed three hits and a walk while racking up nine strikeouts. He was also 2-for-4 at the plate with a pair of doubles and a pair of runs batted in.
The Knights offense broke out as they recorded 13 hits in the win.
Junior Casey Quinn led the way for Lake Havasu, going 3-for-4 at the plate with a double, three RBI and a run scored.
Senior Jacob Hunnicutt, junior Ryan Rose and sophomore Kaden Twyman all had two hits for Lake Havasu.
The second game of the doubleheader was a much more tightly contested game, but still saw dominant starting pitching from the Knights.
Senior James Masden went six innings for Lake Havasu, allowing one run, six hits and four walks, while striking out three.
Masden gave way to sophomore Colton Bagshaw in the seventh who earned the save and struck out a pair in his lone inning of work.
"For him to come into a 2-1 game in the seventh inning of a league game and close it out, he did a tremendous job for us," said Bolton.
Quinn again led the way for the Knights' offense, going 3-for-3 at the dish. He finished the day with six hits in seven at-bats.
Twyman added two hits with a run scored for Lake Havasu.
The Knights have a pair of home games coming up next week, beginning on Tuesday at 4 p.m. against Gila Ridge. At 4 p.m. on Thursday, they will take on Lee Williams.


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Candidates Face Tough Questions About Financial Viability In Governor's Race
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In this Sept. 24, 2013 file photo, cut stacks of $100 bills make their way down the line at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Western Currency Facility in Fort Worth, Texas. (LM Otero / AP)
Democrats and Republicans running for governor aren't just trying to qualify for the August primary — they also must prove they have the money for a campaign where multimillionaires are promising to spend whatever it takes.
Joe Ganim, who is not eligible for public campaign aid because of his imprisonment for public corruption, faces a particularly difficult challenge. He must convince voters he is a more viable Democrat than the party-endorsed candidate, wealthy Greenwich businessman Ned Lamont.
Ganim said he has no doubt that there's a contingent of party leaders that were influenced by Lamont's wealth when Democrats overwhelmingly endorsed Lamont at the party's convention last month.
"I think that has made it, up until this point, a very easy place for a lot of politicians to be," Ganim said. "If what I believe is true, that's not going to be a recipe for victory. I think that's a false premise for this election."
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Lamont, a cable television magnate from Greenwich, spent $26 million on unsuccessful runs for the U.S. Senate in 2006 and governor in 2010. He is supplementing his large personal investment in the race with individual contributions.
Lamont's campaign is avoiding playing up Lamont's financial advantage over Ganim publicly. Both are vying to replace Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, a Democrat who defeated Lamont in a primary eight years ago and is not seeking a third term.
"Campaigns are fueled by grass-roots outreach and traveling across the state to meet and talk with voters every day," Lamont's campaign manager, Marc Bradley, said. "Since announcing in January, Ned won the overwhelming support of delegates to the state convention and gathered thousands of donations from every corner of the state. Voters will pick a governor who has a vision for getting the state back on track; a plan for economic development, educating the workforce and rebuilding our infrastructure; and one they can trust to follow through on their commitment to serve the people of Connecticut."
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Ganim, who Bridgeport voters returned to the mayor's office in 2015, had raised more than $500,000 for his campaign as of March 31. The sum included a personal loan of $35,000. His next fundraising report will be out in July.
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Ganim said he expects national Democrats to come to his aid in the general election if he's the nominee.
"I would think they're going to want to keep it a Democratic seat," Ganim said. "They look at [my] profile and the message, which is so focused on Democratic values. There's a good national story here, too, a second-chance story."
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Similar questions about money are facing the campaign of Bob Stefanowski, a former UBS Investment Bank chief financial officer who has spent $1 million on television ads introducing himself to Republican primary voters. On Monday, the secretary of the state certified that he collected enough signatures from Republican voters to qualify for the primary.
Stefanowski joins Tim Herbst, Steve Obsitnik and the Republican endorsed candidate, Mark Boughton, on the ballot. David Stemerman is also collecting signatures.
"I think what's important to primary voters is whoever wins brings both the money and the capability to prevail in the general election," said Edward Dadakis, a Republican State Central Committee member from Greenwich. "If the primary winner can't win the general, then nothing else matters."
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Dadakis was a delegate for Herbst, who finished second to Boughton for the GOP's endorsement at the convention. Both are seeking to qualify for public campaign financing, as is Obsitnik, who finished third at the convention.
Each stands to become eligible for $1.2 million for the primary race, plus $6 million to the eventual nominee for the general election.
Stefanowski is supplementing his personal funds with campaign contributions from individuals, which totaled $258,000 as of March 31.
"Bob Stefanowski has raised more money from grass-roots donors than any other GOP gubernatorial candidate to date," said Stefanowski campaign manager Pat Trueman. "Between his own resources and outside fundraising he will more than match the money other candidates will take from the hard-working taxpayers of Connecticut."
Trueman said "absolutely" Stefanowski will have more than $6 million for the general election.
Perhaps no one has been more direct about having the cash to compete in the gubernatorial race than Stemerman, a former Greenwich hedge fund manager who seeded his campaign with nearly $2 million.
"No one is going to outspend David Stemerman in the primary, and he is the only Republican with the resources to compete with Ned Lamont in the general election," said Albert Eisenberg, a Stemerman campaign spokesman. "For the first time in this campaign, we started outspending our opponents last week, and that will continue throughout the primary. David's campaign is well positioned both in terms of financial resources and the necessary infrastructure to compete with Ned Lamont in the fall. If you want to prevent Malloy's third term, now is the time to join David's campaign."
Boughton, who secured the GOP's endorsement last month on his third try, said Connecticut voters have rejected self-funders. In addition to Lamont, wealthy Republicans Tom Foley and Linda McMahon lost consecutive bids for governor and the U.S. Senate.
"We played this song before in the Republican Party," Boughton said. "Just stroking a check to try to buy office doesn't work."
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LAURA HILL: We'd like to welcome Jack Nicklaus, our host this week, once again, for the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide Insurance. If you'd like to make a couple opening remarks.
JACK NICKLAUS: Well, opening remarks, opening remarks. Anything else? (Laughter.)
No, I think, first of all, welcome. Nice to have you all here again. Secondly, when they talk about the golf tournament, the golf tournament is the golf course is good, as it always is. Paul Latshaw and his crew have done a good job, as usual. We all had an early spring, as you know, and we popped a little poa annua out there, but that's outside of having to look a little bit at it, it doesn't affect anything as it relates to golf. But the golf is really good.
I think we've got an opportunity for the first time in a long time, and I think we'll probably have for the next two days anyway, pretty fast conditions. Right, Paul? Which is one out of every 20 years we get fast conditions this time of year. But I think that's good for the golf course. It's good for the tournament. It's good to see these guys play the golf course rather than in a soft fashion.
But there's another reason why the golf course is fast. Paul has put, what, nine miles of drainage in it? About nine miles of drainage into the golf course over the last four years. Even when we have rain now the golf course drains very, very rapidly.
The 16th hole, which we did a year ago, has matured nicely. It plays well. The green obviously last year was a new green, so it's probably a little firmer than what the others are now. It'll still play quick because it was designed to have the green run away from you, so the guys will say maybe it doesn't hold as well. Well, it does hold as well, it's just my sight that gets in there, having the green designed away.
But anyway, and then the driving range, which I don't know whether you've seen it or not, but the driving range, if it isn't state of the art now, I don't think it's ever going to get state of the art. It's pretty good. They spent a lot of time on it last fall. We changed our east chipping green, took that out and put it over put two greens over on the west side, and we took the tees all around. We reoriented the practice tee.
The biggest problem we worried about over time was first of all, the thing that started us to do the driving range was the drainage. If you went out there, and when they did it, Paul has got a little book, I'm sure he'll be happy to show it to you if you want to see it, of the balls he found out there, Ryder Cup matches, Solheim Cup matches. You wouldn't believe what was buried out there under the soil where it was wet.
Anyway, the drainage started it, and then we decided we wanted to make sure we contain the ball. Our driving range before was 286 yards straight ahead down from where the master tee was, so we moved it around to the left and now we're 318 yards going up from that tee to the end, and we raised the east tee up high and put a barrier behind it for people walking in. Bubba may hit it over it, but he's got to pop it pretty good.
But anyway, it's really nice, got some great target greens, some bunkers. It's really nice.
We're getting ready to do after you've seen the hole over here at the outside of the players' entrance. There's a hole over there which is the start of a cart barn fitness center, and we're changing and then we start the week after the tournament, doing a total renovation of the clubhouse and the clubhouse will be ready for next year.
We're doing a lot of different things here that we think are interesting. The hospitality has changed here. The hospitality has moved from not moved, but we used to have the CBS compound between 10, 18 and 14, and that compound has been moved out over to the Country Club, and we ended up creating hospitality in that area over there.
It was kind of funny, I went down to Augusta this year, and I went over and saw how nice the Berckmans Place thing they did behind No. 5. I thought, that is really neat. They've really done a great job with that. What a great way to utilize an area and create some hospitality. I came back here and told our guys, Guys, we need to do something like that. They said, Jack, you approved it at the last board meeting. I said, What? Yeah, we went through it last board meeting. Before you knew about Augusta we approved it. I said, Aha, I knew we had good ideas here. (Laughter.)
Anyway, we did that, and that'll actually be a nice addition to it.
The field is excellent, as you know. We always have a good field.
I guess that's enough opening remarks. I'll just leave it up to you guys and gals.
Q. You mentioned Bubba in passing. What do you make of that guy, and does he remind you of anybody you played with in your 25 year era?
JACK NICKLAUS: Nope.
Q. I didn't think so.
JACK NICKLAUS: No. He's got to put it mildly, a rather unique golf swing, and I think that's to his credit, which is to me what the game is all about, is learning who you are and what you are and what you do. You know, people criticize Furyk for his golf swing, but Jim knows what he does and how he does it. You look at some other golf swings and you see what you think is a perfect golf swing, but sometimes they don't know what they're doing with it.
Bubba knows what he's doing with his golf club. He had to learn that. He had to learn how to do that. I think that's what's so unique about it and what's so good about it.
And he's that's the first time he's played since Augusta, isn't it?
Q. He played New Orleans.
JACK NICKLAUS: Oh, did he play New Orleans? But he's a unique individual. I'm trying to visualize how much he hooked the ball at 10 at Augusta. I don't know how much he hooked it, but he obviously hooked it a lot. But what amazed me was when the ball came down on the green with a hook as hard as he hit it, it backed up. It backed up the hill, and I said, How do you make a golf ball do that? That was kind of interesting I thought.
But he's a unique individual that's really bringing some new life and new fun into the game.
Q. Tiger has mentioned wanting to own his own swing like Moe Norman. That's his phrasing of it. He mentioned Moe Norman and Ben Hogan as guys who did that. You just were talking about Bubba who's never had a lesson. Is it possible to really own your own swing, whatever that is, if you keep outsourcing it?
JACK NICKLAUS: You explain to me what that means and I can answer your question. I don't know what you're talking about.
Q. What he means by that is to understand when something is a little bit off and to be able to fix it yourself. Can you ever reach that point if you keep outsourcing your swing to the experts?
JACK NICKLAUS: Well, you know, when I was 19, Bobby Jones invited me down to his cabin at the Masters. My father and I went down. And he talked to me then. He said, You know, I had my seven lean years, and he said, Every time I'd play, I'd run back to Stewart Maiden, who was his teacher, and get a lesson for the problems I was having, and so forth and so on. He said, It wasn't until I learned that I didn't need to run back to Sterling or didn't want to run back to Sterling that I became a golfer.
So he said if you're talking about owning your own swing, if that's what it is, and so Jack Grout taught me from the start. He said I need to be responsible for my own swing and understand when I have problems on the golf course how I can correct those problems on the golf course myself without having to run back to somebody.
And during the years that I was playing most of my competitive golf, I saw Jack Grout maybe once or twice a year for maybe an hour. If I was in the Miami area or something, I'd run down and see Jack and we'd spend about an hour and we'd spend five minutes on the golf swing and an hour catching up.
But he taught me young the fundamentals of the game. He taught me how to assess what I was doing. When I made a mistake, when I was doing things, how do you on the golf course fix that without putting yourself out of a golf tournament and then teaching yourself.
You've heard me say in many press conferences, I'm not hesitant to change my golf swing in the fourth round of the U.S. Open or the Masters midway in the round if I didn't like what I was doing, because I felt like if I didn't like what I was doing, pretty soon it was going to get me.
So I would work hard, pick a hole I wouldn't pick the second shot at 11 at Augusta to be working on my new swing, I'd play it out to the right like I do anyway. But I might pick the tee shot at 14 or the tee shot at 15 or the tee shot at the second shot at 14 to do things with my golf swing that I thought I needed to do to get myself back to where try to work myself in without putting myself out of the golf tournament. Maybe that's what Tiger is talking about.
But I think it's very important for any golfer to understand who they are and what they can do and how they swing and how they can best be their own teacher. I sat next to Tiger at the I sat with Arnold over here and I had Tiger over here at the Masters dinner this year, and Arnold and I, I can't remember what we were talking about because Arnold couldn't hear me, I guess (laughter), but we had a great time. We kid each other constantly, so we have a good time.
And then Tiger over here, we were talking about I was asking him, Why do you need somebody to watch you all the time? He said, I really don't. He said, I really have I go to Sean and I get some ideas, but then I really go work on it myself and try to learn what I want to do and how I want to do it, which I think is the right way. I said, If you're doing that, you're on the right track, but all I read in the papers is how Sean is making a swing change on you. He said, That's not what I'm doing. I said, Okay, that's fine then, because he's trying to be responsible for himself, which I think is what the question you're asking me, if that's a long answer to a short question. I don't think there is a short answer to that. But I think he's trying to do that.
And you're talking about Bubba; Bubba understands what he does. You tell me that Bubba didn't have anybody tell him anything? I don't believe that. But did he have formalized lessons, maybe not. But did he have somebody that would say something here, give him an idea or a thought, I'm sure that's happened through time. You just can't possibly pretty soon you get enough of those thoughts to put in your head, then they stay there and you're able to fix yourself when you have problems during a round.
Q. There's the oftrepeated quote that Tom Watson made to you on the last few holes at Turnberry in '77 when he said to you, This is what it's all about, isn't it? And I know taking you back to, this is the 50th anniversary obviously of the '62 Open, you always say that playing Arnold you were just a 22 year old kid trying to win a golf tournament, but did you ever during that final round or whenever have a sense of what was happening there with you going head to head with the guy that was considered, I guess
JACK NICKLAUS: Why would you? 22 years old, you're not smart enough to do that.
Q. What were you feeling?
JACK NICKLAUS: Bob, it's 50 years ago, and I've answered the question 1,000 times. I doubt I can come up with anything different.
I was a kid that Barbara was talking to me a little while ago. She said, I've had people come up to me, how is it with you being in the gallery? Huh? She was walking with Winnie. Winnie was her friend, she was walking with Winnie. They weren't paying attention to what was going on in the golf tournament. They were talking. They were talking about what they got the kids for Halloween or something, I don't know.
But you know what I mean. And the same with me. All I was doing was playing golf. And in those days, when you're 22 years old, you've got your blinders on. I always looked at Watson, who I always thought reminded me a lot of me when I was younger because Tom always I always thought he had a set of blinders on. He had no idea what was going on around him. He had one goal, he was going down this channel to win this golf tournament, and that's basically what I was doing when I was that age, too.
It served him very well. I think it probably served me well, too. I think you have to do that, and more so today than ever. You have more fans, you have more media, you have more of everything that you've got to just blank out and go play.
Do we try to blank it out? Not really, because you just don't pay any attention to it, you just go do what you have to do.
Q. But Tom said that he knew you were the best player in the game, and he felt after he beat you that he could finally play with the big boys. Did you have that sense when you were playing against Arnold at that point?
JACK NICKLAUS: Well, you know, see, I had a funny feeling going into Oakmont. I had finished I had won the National Amateur twice, I had played seven or eight tournaments each summer from maybe '60 and '61 on the TOUR during the summer while I was playing. So I was playing a fair amount of golf. I almost won in '60 at Cherry Hills, and I really look back, it's one that I gave away. But I was 20 years old. I gave it away because I didn't know how to win.
And then the next year I didn't really give it away, but I had a good chance to win, and I finished fourth. I felt going into Oakmont that, man, I'm not letting this one get away. Going to Oakmont it sounds funny, may sound ridiculous to all of you, but I didn't know who Arnold Palmer was for all intents and purposes. I didn't mean it that way, but what I mean is that all I had to do was worry about myself. I wasn't worried about Arnold or Gary or whoever might be there.
I was interested because I felt like I really had the chance to win those two previous wins, and I had just finished second the week before to Littler at Thunderbird and I was really playing well and I was charged up to play, and that was my sole thought was that this was my week.
All of a sudden I found out I was in Arnold Palmer's backyard, but I found that out a couple weeks later after the tournament was over because I didn't pay attention to it while I was there.
I don't know if you understand that, but that's what a 22yearold kid thinks like. Maybe even a 16 year old kid.
Q. How much did you enjoy your visit with Arnold recently at Oakmont?
JACK NICKLAUS: We had a great time.
Q. What memories did it bring back?
JACK NICKLAUS: Well, neither one of us could remember the course (laughter), but I went to Merion that morning, and I went and spent the day at Merion with Mike Davis, and then that evening we went to Latrobe. Barbara met me in Latrobe and we spent the night with Kit and Arnie, and we had a nice evening and went to Latrobe Country Club and had a nice dinner, looked around, saw all the pictures of the two of us and obviously more in particular Arnie. But we had a very nice evening.
Next morning we got up, went over to Oakmont, and the purpose of the visit to Oakmont was to try to get a couple of shots for a special they're doing for USGA is doing on the '62 Open, 50 years since then. And Arnold says, Why do I have to do that? They want me to do the one with Casper in '67. I lost them both. (Laughter.)
I said, You won enough. We'll get to yours that they won. I said, Did they do one at Cherry Hills, Arnold? Yeah. Okay, I lost there. We were kidding each other about it.
We had a good time and we just sort of basically talked about what jogged our memory from stuff, and unfortunately neither one of us got jogged real hard. But we took some pictures. Where did we start? We took some pictures I think we started over on maybe 10 tee, and we first looked at the golf course, and I hadn't seen it since the trees have been taken out, and I looked out across 10 and 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, whatever those holes not 16, but whatever holes you see from there, and I'm saying, Wow, boy, is that a difference, looking out at the grass blowing and little ditches running through the property, little ditches you'd never see if you were playing. But they were down there years and years ago.
But we talked about Arnie first thing we looked at on 10, he said, That's where I was at 9 and it took four to get upanddown. I said, What did you do? He said, I fluffed my chip shot and then chipped it up and missed the putt. He said, That's what cost me the tournament right there.
And we talked about that, and then we talked about we took a picture with our old drivers. You ever see a picture of Arnold and me holding our drivers out like this? We redid that picture, my driver that I broke in South Africa had three screws in it. It's painted black. The name is even off the bottom plate of it. And Arnold's was an old Hogan driver. So we put the two drivers out, took that picture again.
We went over to the first tee and we talked about some opening tee shots and things there. We went over to the putting green, and I hit a putt that they tried to replicate the putt I hit at 15 or 17, I'm sorry, hit a putt at 17 where Jones wrote me a letter, and he said, When you hit that putt I came right out of my chair. Obviously that was his way of saying that was a pretty exciting putt. For those of you who weren't there (laughter), it was a left to right downhill putt that if I missed was going to go right off the green, and I just took it and put it right in the back of the cup. And if I would have missed it I would have lost the Open, but I made the putt.
Let's see, and we talked about where we were at 18th green and what happened at the little things. But it was kind of a nice day. We only spent a morning, but it was kind of nice to be able to do that.
Q. You spoke of the need to play with blinders on. Do you think in today's game where you have more money, more travel, a longer season, it's easier or harder to do that, especially when you're not just 22 but maybe late 20s, 30s with a family?
JACK NICKLAUS: Well, I was 22 with a family. Jackie was about eight months old when I played the Open at Oakmont. But we used to travel. We used to travel. We talked about traveling in the car, back in the day when we didn't have disposable diapers and we had a diaper pail in the backseat with a portacrib and off we went. Let me tell you, you'd better keep the windows open. I'll tell you what, it didn't smell very good.
And all the players, we'd all try to figure out and go to the same motel so we could have cookouts, and then the wives would have they'd take turns watching other people's kids. If one of the guys was in contention, the other wives would take care of their kids and they'd go watch their husband play golf. We did a lot of that kind of stuff in the days when we were playing.
I think that we were pretty close as a group back in those days even though we were still playing on the golf course with blinders. I think we all went to the golf course with the idea to play the best we could and try to win, but when the round was over, as soon as we shook hands, we said, Where are you having dinner? That's sort of the way we did it in those days. I don't know how the guys do it today. I'm not 22 anymore or 25 or 30 or even close, but I don't know what the guys do today.
I'm sure there's a lot of guys that spend time and go have dinner and do things and there are guys that are close friends and so forth and their wives. That's got to continue to happen, and if it doesn't I'd be very surprised. Everything is just magnified. The attention is magnified. The press is magnified. The prizes are magnified.
I don't know that the pressure or tension is magnified because the guys today can make a living playing golf. We couldn't make a living playing golf. We had to go play golf tournaments and win golf tournaments so we had the opportunity to make a name to go make a living, and that was a little different position to be in.
Did I answer what you're talking about?
Q. I guess like Rory at 23 already talking about limiting his schedule because he doesn't want to get burned out at 30, you have Bubba taking a month off because he wants to bond with his child, and so it's becoming harder to get all the top players in tournaments week after week
JACK NICKLAUS: It's always been hard to get the top players. I mean, how many times do you think that I got yelled at by sponsors and everything? I started doing that when we had it a little different. When we first started, we had to play 25 tournaments a year to get our PGA card, and I had to do that for four years. And I played, I think, 27 or 28 my first year plus a little international golf, and I think I did about the same for the first four years.
And then after that I started playing about 21 or 22 tournaments a year, and I think that's about what the guys are going to play, and the guys today, I think I would imagine when Rory ends up at the end of the year that's probably about what he ends up with.
I would assume I don't know what Tiger plays. What does he play? Anybody know the number Tiger plays?
Q. It's under 20.
JACK NICKLAUS: Right around 20, isn't it, around the world? Yeah, that's about I played maybe 20, 22. So it's not that much different.
We all want and I think that what Rory is saying to you is the same thing I always said, and I always wanted to really do this I wanted to be just as fresh at the end of the year as I was at the start of the year. I mean, the start of the year these guys played all yearround. We didn't play all yearround in the first few years I played. So I was very eager to start out in the winter, so we'd start out at Pebble Beach or wherever it might be, San Diego or someplace.
I wanted to get a little golf under my feet. And then the opportunity to start preparing myself for the Masters was starting to fall in around that time. But I always made sure that I never played more than I did occasionally play three weeks in a row, but very, very, very rarely. I'd play a couple weeks in a row and take a week off and sometimes I'd take two weeks off depending on what I was trying to prepare for, and I started doing that at the same age that Rory is doing that. Well, I wouldn't say that. At 22 I played every tournament up to the Open. I skipped one tournament, I skipped Tucson, and I played the first six, skipped Tucson. But in those days I had to play. I wasn't exempt.
So I got an exemption at LA, because I made $33, they let me play the next week.
Anyway, we played at I played the first six tournaments on the West Coast, made the cut in all six tournaments, finished second at Phoenix, went to Doral, and it was the first year of Doral, and Doral we had 144 players eligible to play, and they could only get 131 to enter. They couldn't get a full field at Doral. Now they've got 20 qualifying spots to get into it not Doral because it's a world championship, but let's say Honda or one of the other ones.
So I got in there because they didn't have a full field, and I knew that. That's why I took off the one week. And then I played from Doral all the way through the U.S. Open, and then when I won the U.S. Open, that made me exempt for life. And then I could start to skip a week here and there.
But I played my 25 tournaments, I finished them, I think, with Seattle and Portland, which I actually won both of those, and then my first year won the World Series and won Seattle and Portland three weeks in a row, and then I took the fall off and went back to college actually.
And then I went to Australia for two weeks in the fall and then I played the West Palm Beach Open at the end of November, and I think that was it for that year. And then I started back in the spring.
I started that at a very early age, and I think we all started at an early age. And they kept yelling at Arnold and kept yelling at me and Gary, you need to play more golf. Well, they're still doing the same yelling. It's 50 years later. The guys are going to play as much as they can. In my later part of my career after I played 10 or 15 years, I decided what I would try to do to accommodate that was try to pick one or two tournaments each year that I hadn't played in say I had 18 tournaments, the other two I would pick tournaments that I hadn't played in and try to rotate that around.
I laugh at this because it's a different golf course now I can tell the story, but I never wanted to go to Hartford. It had nothing to do with Hartford, it was just an easy golf course and I never played easy golf courses well. Finally one year, Wethersfield, I thought, Okay, I'll go play. Went up and shot 68 the first round, and I think I was in 25th place after shooting a 68. Well, I shot 67 the second round and I was in 32nd place, and I shot 67 the third round and I went to 42nd place, then I shot 67 the fourth round and finished about 37th or 38th. I thought, there's a reason why I haven't come here.
I always wanted to play golf courses that were a challenge and difficult. I thought it would create interest to me and would challenge me and make me stimulate me to want to play. So that's basically how I made my schedule.
And then I went back when I turned 50 and went to the Senior Tour, we went right back to those golf courses, those same type of golf courses, and that's why I never played much on the Senior Tour. I would play the four majors and I'd play maybe two or three others at the most every year, because I still wanted to be stimulated about playing. To me, golf is it's hard to play golf and play tournament golf if you're not excited about playing, and that's why I always wanted to be as fresh at the end of the year as I was at the beginning of the year, so I was excited about playing, because I love to play. I love competition, and I always got so mad at myself if I just went at it sort of lackadaisically.
Q. Two things related to the Presidents Cup: First of all, I think after you obviously redid the 16th, the finishing stretch, maybe even starting at the 12th is really pretty cool for match play and so forth. I wonder if you could enumerate some holes on the front side that you like and maybe key holes for match play.
JACK NICKLAUS: Well, you know my old story, and I'll repeat it quickly. You've all heard it. The first year here I asked the members what their favorite hole was, and I had 14 different responses, so I knew I had four holes to work on. So I think I worked on most of those holes, so we should have 18 holes. So to pick a key spot on the front nine I don't think is very easy to do.
When you start to look at the back nine, and the 16th hole I never really thought was an exciting way to be at that point in the round. I thought the hole was okay. There was nothing wrong with the hole. It was a nice golf hole. But I thought that 14 and 15 were really a lot of excitement happens at 14. That's a pretty exciting hole. And a lot of things happen at 15, and then 16 not much happened. Guys decide to get a par and move on. But 17 and 18 were strong golf holes.
So I thought 16, and particularly with the space at 16, and with the Presidents Cup, with match play, I thought that was a pretty good place to try to create a situation where 15, 16, and you can see all of 17 from most of the mounds at 16, so we created a central area where people really for the Presidents Cup will be kind of exciting. But also it's pretty darned good for the Memorial Tournament. Not everybody can get to the 18th hole, but we can probably get 20,000 people around 18, or close to it.
So you've got a situation where you've got the whole back nine that's pretty exciting. I think that's the beauty of Augusta. Augusta's back nine, you want to pick the front nine to the back nine at Augusta? You're obviously going to pick the back nine. And I think you'd pick the back nine here. I think our front nine is a good nine. I think the front nine at Augusta is a good nine. But I think our back nine is better in both cases. I think you can shoot higher or lower on either one, same as you can at Augusta.
Q. Will you have any say in the setup of the golf course next fall or anything?
JACK NICKLAUS: Well, I'll have a say with Paul. Paul Latshaw is in the back in case you want to interview Paul afterwards. He's a man of many words, right, Paul?
But Paul and I will talk about how we'd like to make sure this golf course plays during the Presidents Cup. We'll definitely talk about it. And will it be different than the Memorial Tournament? Maybe not, maybe so. We might change the Memorial Tournament if we want to change anything, we'll talk to the TOUR this year, and we'll probably try to get it that way for the Memorial Tournament next year.
I don't really see anything we'd change. We haven't changed anything on the golf course other than rebuilding the 16th hole for four or five years. Nothing that I can think of.
Only biggest issues that I have are traffic movement, particularly around the clubhouse area. As I said, we're doing a new clubhouse, so I've got to make sure what we're working on, if we're going to do something, let's do it all at the same time and get it done right.
I'd like to get the players to where they can walk freely from the clubhouse to the putting green and back and forth without having to be stopped for half an hour every time they move. If that takes adjusting the putting green and maybe adjusting 10 tee, maybe doing some things to create a better circulation, then we're going to work on that's one thing, that's more my while we're doing the clubhouse that's one of the things I want to work on because we will be tearing that area up a little bit, so I may as well do it while we're there.
But outside of that, I don't see anything really with the golf course. I think the golf course plays pretty nicely.
The next two days, and I don't know if we get any rain after that, but the next two days this golf course will play very similar to what it's going to play for the Presidents Cup in October.
Q. Like the Ryder Cup in '87?
JACK NICKLAUS: Ryder Cup in '87 was very fast. We moved that creek in ten yards on 18, but they found it pretty easy. I mean, they just kept knocking it in all the time, and we moved it in. But it's because the golf course was fast. The ball hit that fairway you don't realize this golf course, the pitch on these fairways, we've got a lot of pitch on these fairways which doesn't come into play until the golf course gets fast. We do have relatively wide fairways, but when you start getting a hard fairway with that much pitch in it, they don't stay wide very long.
Q. Slow play has been a hot button topic both on the professional level and amateur level recently. What would you do to combat it and how important is fixing the problem to growing the game?
JACK NICKLAUS: I think there are two different things. I don't think there's a huge problem on the TOUR. I don't think the TOUR has a big problem with it. They have an individual every once in a while. I used to be that individual sometimes. The guys have to learn, I learned how to not be a slow player. It took me a few years, but I learned, as the other guys will, too.
But I think in general, the TOUR is pretty good.
The one thing that if you wanted the TOUR to move a little bit quicker would be instead of monetary fines, stroke fines, and I think they're starting to do that now, aren't they?
Q. Not on the men's Tour.
JACK NICKLAUS: Not yet? They haven't done it. They say they're going to do it but they haven't done it. I'm not out here all the time so I don't really know what they're doing.
I got a twostroke penalty at Portland and I got a twostroke penalty at Houston playing with Cary Middlecoff, and he didn't get a penalty, so then I knew I was really slow. You don't know Cary Middlecoff, but he was the slowest.
So it's a matter of learning how to do it.
Now, as it relates to the everyday game, I think the everyday game, they try to imitate what happens on the TOUR, and the kids try to copy the players. Well, the players, these guys are not only taking 65 shots, and there's not a lot of time between their shots. They take their time over their shot, but they play a 7,500yard golf course and they play it in four and a half hours and they play it in a threesome that moves along pretty good. It's not that bad. Should it be faster? Yeah, it could be a little bit faster, but I don't think that's a major problem.
But the major problem is becoming for the average recreational golfer because they can't today is not a four and a half, fourhour time to play golf. This is in the computer age, kids want to do things in two and a half, three hours at dead max. No other sport is played in any more than that except a fiveset tennis match maybe might get there, and how much of that do you watch? You watch the fourth and fifth set maybe by the time they get to it.
But the game for the average golfer needs to be faster, take less time, needs to be cheaper, and needs to be easier. Those are contradictory to the TOUR. So to solve that problem, I'm not sure how we solve that problem. I know that the USGA is doing a study on the golf ball and play to try to help it, and I think the PGA of America is working on it and I think the TOUR will be, too, because I think they're going to get their statistics from it. And what they do, I don't know.
But I think they're addressing those issues because they realize that the expense of the game let's use as a number 10 percent or 20 percent, whatever percentage you would utilize shortening the game is how much maintenance are you going to save, how much money do you save there.
I'm probably as much a culprit as anybody. We do a golf course, and most people will say, Jack, we want to have a chance to maybe some day play a PGA or a U.S. Open on this golf course. Well, I've got to do a golf course that's going to fit that level. Well, the average golfer can't play that golf course because it's just too darned difficult. But if we play the golf course at a length they can play it, then maybe it's not so bad.
I don't think the average golfer minds having a challenge similar to my challenge, but that challenge would be let's say I hit a driver and a 7iron to a par4. If they hit a driver and a 7iron to the par4, I think they would accept that challenge quite well. Which means I might hit my 7iron from 155 or 160, whatever it might be, and they would hit their 7iron from 135 or 140 yards.
Now, to do that, you've got to separate the back tee and the forward tee by probably over 100 yards, but that's what's happening. That's why the USGA is doing this study. So if they brought things back to condense things, could we make that a little bit more together and try to accomplish those things.
So there's a lot of things that can be done to try to speed up the game, make it a little bit easier. Playing shorter is the biggest thing. We can do a 7,500 golf course. We're redoing the Australian golf club right now. I redid it in 1977, '78, I did the Australian MacKenzie had done some work on it. I don't know who did the original work on it.
But when I did that work, we did it for that golf course back then. We're going down and redoing the golf course, and they want to add some yardage and they want to get it to 7,300 or 7,400 yards, and the members want to play the golf course at 6,900 or 7,000. I said, you guys can't play the golf course at that yardage. What are you trying to do to the membership, run them out? You've got the wrong guy to help you do your members' tees then. Because I don't do a golf course for members longer than about 6,500 yards because I just don't think they can play it. I think it's the wrong thing to do. If I do a course that's 7,500 for these guys, you'll still get 65 for the average golfer because, as I said, I just don't think they can play it.
The whole issue is to get people to swallow their ego a little bit to move forward, not look back at 100 yards back. Every time I go to Augusta I play on the members' tees now, I look back 100 yards to see the tees back there and I say, I used to play back there? You understand where I'm coming from.
We've got to swallow our pride a little bit and figure out how do we take the game to make it faster, cheaper and easier.
Q. Who was your biggest influence growing up?
JACK NICKLAUS: My biggest influence was my father. Now, my dad played a lot of sports, and he loves sports, and he introduced me to everything. He played it with me. When we got to golf, it was another sport that he introduced me to. I used an interlocking grip because my father used an interlocking grip, but then he turned me over to Jack Grout who was a pro at Scioto Country Club when I was growing up. And Jack Grout, he taught me the fundamentals of the game, but he didn't change my grip.
But my father was my best friend and my role model, and I always wanted to be able to do the things my dad could do. I see your dad smiling over there. (Laughter.)
LAURA HILL: Jack, thanks for spending time with us today.


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Diablo 4 beta release date speculation
The Diablo 4 beta release date has been in the rumour mill for quite some time now, and we've got the details on what to expect from the testing period
Grace Dean
The Diablo 4 beta release date isn't far off now we have an official release date for the next Diablo game.
The full Diablo 4 release date has been confirmed for June 2023, but before it lands in our demon-slaying laps, Blizzard has announced the plans for the beta with players who pre-order the game to get early access to the beta. Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming Diablo 4 beta release date, how to sign up for the closed beta, what the beta will contain, and more.
The Diablo 4 closed beta will arrive before the release date in June, although a specific release date is yet to be confirmed.
In a developer update, Blizzard outlined the steps which players could take to try and secure themselves an invite to the beta. Unfortunately, the closed beta detailed that these steps needed to be followed by October 11th meaning it's too late if you're reading this now.
They added that if you had not received an email invite to the Diablo 4 closed beta by November 18th then you have not been selected to participate. So, to speculate on the closed beta release date, we'd say it's imminent.
Players were also previously given the chance to gain access to the closed beta at the Diablo Hell's Ink tour where anyone willing to get a free Diablo flash tattoo would also be given a card granting them "early access to upcoming beta". The tour ran from July 16 – September 10, but there's currently been no news yet from anyone who took part in the event.
Diablo 4 beta content
Blizzard has revealed that the closed beta will invite players to "test Diablo 4's robust end-game offerings using specific gameplay data." Diablo 4's general manager Rod Fergusson and game director Joe Shely also released an update video in September outlining exactly what players could look forward to from the closed beta.
Reiterating the fact that the closed beta will focus on the end-game, Rod revealed the reason for focusing on what happens after the epic campaign is, "ensuring Sanctuary is an exciting place to slay demons long after the campaign is over."
The closed beta will focus on content including Nightmare Dungeons, Whispers of the Dead, Fields of Hatred, Paragon Boards, and the game's newest feature, Helltide. They added, "Specifically, we'll be using gameplay data to invite a limited number of Diablo players who have recently spent significant amounts of time playing the end-game experiences of Diablo II: Resurrected, Diablo III, and Diablo Immortal."
So, unless you've played a lot of the past Diablo games, it's unlikely you'll get invited to test out the end-game just yet.
Diablo 4 open beta release date speculation
For anyone missing out on the closed beta, there is some great news when it comes to the release of the Diablo 4 open beta.
In the midst of all the updates for the closed beta, Blizzard confirmed that the public beta testing phase will begin in early 2023. Given the speculation around Diablo 4's April release date, that closes the window around a public beta release date to fall somewhere between January to April 2023.
That's everything we know so far about the Diablo 4 beta testing phases. In the meantime, why not check out our guide to the best games like Diablo on PC to bridge the gap between now and Diablo 4's eventual release? Alternatively, get yourself caught up on all of the Diablo 4 classes so you know which one you're going to pick when the big day rolls around.
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Grace has been writing about gaming and tech for most of her career. When she's not playing The Sims, she can be found playing RPGs and other management games most nights of the week.
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Four years ago this week, we declared Blue Chalk open for business.
I dare say we got that right. Today the market for quality journalism and documentary storytelling seems more robust than any time in the past decade. The rise of social media and web publishing platforms have matured and anointed video as the new coin of the realm. And, as hoped, many companies and organizations with established reputations for knowledge-driven products and services have embraced the powerful communications capabilities of video storytelling.
Since 2013, we've completed nearly 500 short documentary films for more than 75 clients, and garnered over 70 major awards. What unifies our approach to all of these diverse projects is an attempt to help viewers walk in someone else's shoes—if only for a few minutes.
Through our storytelling, we've met Dr. Helena Ndume, a Namibian ophthalmologist who alone has conducted 35,000 free cataract surgeries restoring sight to people who had assumed that going blind in old age was simply the will of God. We met award-winning National Geographic photographer Cory Richards who told us how as a wayward teen his camera "saved his life" by giving him purpose and direction. And we met a brave Catholic Sister Consuelo Morales who leads a campaign against government indifference by demanding investigations into the fate of thousands of Mexican citizens who have simply gone missing due to drug violence.
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I'm glad my wife Jacinta insisted we join AA Ireland. I've had over 15 years of almost trouble free driving (ok, the electrics in my Alfa 147 died once, but stopping and starting the engine fixed that, and it's an Alfa Romeo, what do you expect?) but this morning as we drove into town and approached Mc Curtain Street in the lashing rain and howling wind the windscreen wipers stuttered.
The wipers slowed down, they stopped, then started again, and just as we got through the lights at Coburg Street and Bridge Street they stopped completely. Jacinta was driving and I have to applaud her for keeping her calm as rain water streamed down the window, obscuring her view. Luckily we spotted a parking space just outside Dan Lowrey's Pub further down the road. She pulled in, tried the controls but there wasn't a budge from the wipers.
It was a really lousy thing to happen. In the lashing rain, in the worst storm of the new year our car couldn't be driven. If it had been bright and sunny we could have carried on our way. It's only the wipers. For weeks we had cold dry weather with clear skies. The only upside, was that we parked directly outside that pub. Jacinta and Adam and all our gear went into the pub and I waited (with Oscar our dog) for the various service people to come and help. Anthony, the owner of Dan Lowrey's Pub made us all very welcome, and I can't recommend his establishment enough!
After ringing the AA, a mechanic soon called out, declared the wiper motor dead and arranged for our car to be towed back to Blarney. Our cover included a replacement car for 48 hours and eventually someone from Enterprise Rentals rang and my sister (thank you!!) took us out to the Kinsale Road to pick up a 08 Opel Astra.
OK, it's only an Astra, but it's been a few years since I drove a newish car. It has bluetooth which I connected to my N73 and couldn't resist calling Jacinta later while she was out. Sound quality from the radio is good, and while the ride is a bit harder than the Renault Megane I drive now it was comfortable. I must admit the indicator and wiper controls are fiddly. They spring back to the central position again. Very odd.
The Renault Megane is with Barry at Blarney Auto Centre so hopefully he'll have it fixed before I have to return the rental car.
Already thinking of what to buy to replace the Megane. Any time something goes wrong with it, I hear, "Oh yeah, that goes wrong with these cars a lot." The Toyota Corollas I've owned kept driving and driving and driving, so I'm tempted to go for that model again. The Ford Focus gets a lot of good press too. I'll be buying used. I think it's going to be many years before I can afford to buy a new car, and anyway, they really aren't worth it. Depreciation on 'em is terrible!


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Height: 2.11 Born: 8 May, 1969 Nationality: United Kingdom
Totals 9 7 143:14 40 14/33 0/2 12/17 12 27 39 2 11 8 5 2 16 14 59
Averages 9 7 15:54 4.4 42.4% 0% 70.6% 1.3 3 4.3 0.2 1.2 0.9 0.6 0.2 1.8 1.6 6.6
1 vs Zadar 10:00 0/2 1 1 2 1
2 at Peristeri 8:26 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
3 * vs PAF Bologna 17:00 5 2/6 1/2 1 7 8 1 2 2 5 2 6
4 * vs Zalgiris Kaunas 14:00 4 1/2 2/2 1 3 4 1 1 1 2 8
5 * at Adecco Estudiantes 17:35 5 1/2 3/5 2 3 5 2 3 12
6 * at Zadar 9:13 2 0/2 2/2 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 1
7 * vs Peristeri 20:00 4 2/3 0/1 1 3 4 1 1 6
8 * at PAF Bologna 22:00 10 5/8 0/1 0/1 2 4 6 1 3 1 1 3 2 12
9 * at Zalgiris Kaunas 25:00 10 3/8 4/5 2 5 7 2 1 3 3 12
9 Totals 143:14 40 14/33 0/2 12/17 12 27 39 2 11 8 5 2 16 14 59
Average 15:54 4.4 42.4% 0% 70.6% 1.3 3 4.3 0.2 1.2 0.9 0.6 0.2 1.8 1.6 6.6
Index rating 12 Zalgiris Kaunas vs. Lugano Snakes 1/11/2001
Points 10 Zalgiris Kaunas vs. Lugano Snakes 1/11/2001
Offensive rebounds 2 Zalgiris Kaunas vs. Lugano Snakes 1/11/2001
Defensive rebounds 7 Lugano Snakes vs. Fortitudo Bologna 11/2/2000
Total rebounds 8 Lugano Snakes vs. Fortitudo Bologna 11/2/2000
Assists 1 Fortitudo Bologna vs. Lugano Snakes 12/21/2000
Steals 3 Fortitudo Bologna vs. Lugano Snakes 12/21/2000
Blocks 2 Zalgiris Kaunas vs. Lugano Snakes 1/11/2001
Minutes 25 Zalgiris Kaunas vs. Lugano Snakes 1/11/2001
Played college basketball at Faulkner State CC and at Arkansas State (2003-05).
Moved to France for the 2005-06 season, signed by Chorale Roanne.
Moved to Italy for the 2007-08 season, signed by Virtus Bologna.
Won the 2006-07 French National Championship with Chorale Roanne.
Won the 2007 Semaine d'As with Chorale Roanne.
Played the 2007 French All Star Game, being named as the MVP.
Led the 2006-07 French League in scoring (20.6 ppg.).
Named to the 2003-04 and 2004-05 All-Sun Belt 2nd Team.
2000-01 Lugano Snakes 9 40 4.4 14/33 42.4 0/2 0 12/17 70.6 39 11 2 5
Totals 9 40 4.4 14/33 42.4 0/2 0 12/17 70.6 39 11 2 5
Averages 9 40 4.4 14/33 42.4 0/2 0 12/17 70.6 4.3 1.2 0.2 0.6


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Pharma Market in the Philippines to Reach 3.7 Billion Dollars in 2025: Global Data
The Philippines: Pharmaceuticals Pharma Market in the Philippines to Reach 3.7 Billion Dollars in 2025: Global Data
05.12.2019 Editor: Ahlam Rais
Global Data has revealed that measures such as the Universal Health Care Act and regulatory tax reforms in the Philippines have opened up new opportunities for the Indian pharma industry in the island country.
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Global Data's research reveals that India was the top import partner of the Philippines in 2018, contributing 12.6 % of the total pharmaceutical imports into the country.
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UK – The introduction of the Universal Health Care (UHC) Act coupled with business and corporate tax regulatory reforms in the Philippines is likely to open up new avenues for the Indian pharma industry, says Global Data, a leading data and analytics company.
Global Data's report, 'Country Focus: Healthcare, Regulatory and Reimbursement Landscape – Philippines', reveals that the pharmaceutical market in the Philippines is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.65 % to reach 3.7 billion dollars* in 2025.
The UHC Act was introduced in February 2019 in the Philippines to ensure '100 % population coverage' under the National Health Insurance Program (NHIP). According to the Department of Health (DOH), Philippines, the total healthcare budget for the implementation of the UHC Law in 2019 is 5 billion dollars versus 3.3 billion dollars in 2018.
Sasmitha Sahu, Pharma Analyst at Global Data, comments: "The introduction of the UHC Act has increased the outlook on healthcare spending. While the innovator pharmaceutical space in the country is dominated by the subsidiaries of key US and EU companies, India can look to maintain its dominance in the generic pharmaceuticals space against this backdrop."
Global Data's research reveals that India was the top import partner of the Philippines in 2018, contributing 12.6 % of the total pharmaceutical imports into the country. In 2018, generics accounted for 76 % by volume of the total pharmaceutical market in the country.
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According to the Embassy of India in Manila, India's pharmaceutical exports to the Philippines increased from 197.32 million dollars in FY2017-18 to 220.98 million dollars in FY2018-19.
Sahu explains: "The Philippines' pharmaceutical market is import-driven. Indian generics, which entered the Philippines after the introduction of the Generics Act of 1988, have witnessed an upward uptake trend due to their equivalent or superior efficacy at lower prices."
Additionally, the Philippines introduced corporate tax reforms in 2019 applicable to both domestic corporations and Philippine operations of foreign companies apart from the 'Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act' implemented in 2018 to improve business transactions.
Sahu continues: "As the Philippines looks to capitalise on the Indian generics expertise, its President had recently extended invitation to the Indian pharma companies to set up pharmaceutical manufacturing plants in the country. Many notable pharmaceuticals events and workshops were already conducted by the Indian Government and pharma bodies in this direction."
According to Global Data's Country Risk Index (GCRI), the Philippines moved up four places in the third quarter (Q3) of 2019 and there is manageable risk of doing business in the country.
Sahu concludes: "Apparently this is a mutualistic scenario. Indian generic companies can leverage the current favourable investment and economic conditions to gain greater market share by setting up local units. At the same time, the Philippines can provide uniform standard of healthcare services to the entire population at an affordable cost."
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Q: What are the temporary files that rsync uses while continuing a breaked copy? On "source side" I am running a:
rsync -azP file.txt username@target:/root/

that I had to break once (CTRL+C), but then, issued the same command, so rsync is continuing, where it left (afaik).
On "target side" I can see these files:
username@target:/root> ls -lah|grep -i file.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 username group 120G May  3 16:32 file.txt
-rw------- 1 username group 342G May  8 12:47 .file.txt.yISk8R
username@target:/root>

*

*file.txt: I think (?) it is the already transferred part, before breaking rsync once.

*.file.txt.yISk8R: I think (?) it is the part that was/is transferred after the one-time rsync break happened.

*Using rsync-3.1.0-12.1.x86_64 on SLES12
The q: what exactly are these two files on target side?
So when the rsync will finish, it will append the ".file.txt.yISk8R" to the "file.txt"?
Or is it more complicated?:
I can see that the start of the ".file.txt.yISk8R" looks same to the original "file.txt", so the rule could be something different..:
source:/root # head -1 file.txt|strings|head -1
A_.o
source:/root #

username@target:/root> head -1 .file.txt.yISk8R|strings|head -1
A_.o
username@target:/root>

username@target:/root> head -1 file.txt|strings|head -1
f/o*d
username@target:/root>

I can see that the ".file.txt.yISk8R" is growing during the still ongoing transfer.
it isn't more clear even from https://linux.die.net/man/1/rsync
-a, --archive               archive mode; equals -rlptgoD (no -H,-A,-X)
-z, --compress              compress file data during the transfer
-P                          same as --partial --progress
->
    --partial               keep partially transferred files
    ->
        --partial
            By default, rsync will delete any partially transferred file if the transfer is
            interrupted. In some circumstances it is more desirable to keep partially
            transferred files. Using the --partial option tells rsync to keep the partial
            file which should make a subsequent transfer of the rest of the file much faster.

Original purpose is to copy these files forward from the "target" to another, "target2" while they are still being copied to the "target". I should start copying the ".file.txt.yISk8R" file? Then why is "file.txt" 120G sized? or data is duplicated somehow?
UPDATE on 2019 May 13: my god, I can see these are almost duplicated datas... so when you are copying a 600 GByte file and break at ex.: 500 GByte, you will need at least 1100 GByte storage on target side, since rsync with "-azP" will create almost duplicates files (.file.txt.xxxxx vs. file.txt). Why isn't it doing some hashing of smaller chunks and then continue based on what last chunk doesn't have the same hash?

A: Some background for the process can be read at https://rsync.samba.org/how-rsync-works.html (especially in "The Receiver" section).

what exactly are these two files on target side?

The first file was already there before you started (the most recent) sync.  Perhaps you had already synced previously?  Assuming default options, it will stay there until rsync believes the sync has completed.
The second file is the temporary file that was used during the recent sync.  With default options, it will pick up at that point on the next run.

So when the rsync will finish, it will append the ".file.txt.yISk8R" to the "file.txt"?

No.  It will delete the existing "file.txt", and will then rename the temporary file to be the new "file.txt".

I can see that the ".file.txt.yISk8R" is growing during the still ongoing transfer.

Yes.  File transfer isn't atomic.  That's why a hidden filename is used.  Under normal circumstances you wouldn't want to access that file since it may be changing or incomplete.
If you're coping onward, you should ignore the temporary file.  Just copy "file.txt".  That file should always be consistent and complete (if not always the most up-to-date).

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