Par for the Course: Martindale members play well for Maine at Tri-States Tournament
Brian J. Bilodeau and Jace Pearson have a good showing in Maine's close runner-up finish to New Hampshire.
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Brian J. Bilodeau and Jace Pearson have a good showing in Maine's close runner-up finish to New Hampshire.
Slattery, a former Martindale member, was an alternate who got a late call to head to Wisconsin for the 41st Mid-Amateur Championship.
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facebook is all about sharing information, but it turns out that banks did not share all that they knew about the company before investors spent billions of dollars on its stock. stock that has been falling in value since the day it went on sale. facebook shares lost nearly $3 today to close just over $31. the stock was supposed to be priced so that it would go up, but it hit the market at $38 and now it is down 18%. the company's value has plummeted from $104 billion to less than $67 billion, a loss to investors of more than $37 billion so far. so what went wrong? here's anthony mas...