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Normally open July 4th only---the one day a year when partisan politics, religion, etc. are acceptable topics on this Board (within reason). The forum is now closed.
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Fourth of July
This came in e-mail today. Hopefully, it is not considered a copyright material, as I think, it is worthwhile and applicable to a lot wider audience than the Americans.
Have you ever wondered what happened to the 56 men
who signed the Declaration of Independence?
Five signers were captured by the British as traitors,
and tortured before they died.
Twelve had their homes ransacked and burned.
Two lost their sons serving in the Revolutionary Army;
another had two sons captured.
Nine of the 56 fought and died from wounds or
hardships of the Revolutionary War.
They signed and they pledged their lives, their fortunes,
and their sacred honor.
What kind of men were they?
Twenty-four were lawyers and jurists.
Eleven were merchants,
nine were farmers and large plantation owners;
men of means, well educated,
but they signed the Declaration of Independence
knowing full well that the penalty would be death if
they were captured.
Carter Braxton of Virginia, a wealthy planter and
trader, saw his ships swept from the seas by the
British Navy. He sold his home and properties to
pay his debts, and died in rags.
Thomas McKeam was so hounded by the British
that he was forced to move his family almost constantly.
He served in the Congress without pay, and his family
was kept in hiding. His possessions were taken from him,
and poverty was his reward.
Vandals or soldiers looted the properties of Dillery, Hall, Clymer,
Walton, Gwinnett, Heyward, Ruttledge, and Middleton.
At the battle of Yorktown, Thomas Nelson, Jr., noted that
the British General Cornwallis had taken over the Nelson
home for his headquarters. He quietly urged General
George Washington to open fire. The home was destroyed,
and Nelson died bankrupt.
Francis Lewis had his home and properties destroyed.
The enemy jailed his wife, and she died within a few months.
John Hart was driven from his wife's bedside as she was dying.
Their 13 children fled for their lives. His fields and his gristmill
were laid to waste. For more than a year he lived in forests
and caves, returning home to find his wife dead and his
children vanished.
So, take a few minutes while enjoying your 4th of July holiday and
silently thank these patriots. It's not much to ask for the price they paid.
Remember: freedom is never free!
I hope you will show your support by sending this to as many
people as you can, please. It's time we get the word out that patriotism
is NOT a sin, and the Fourth of July has more to it than beer,
picnics, and baseball games.
This one time where Snopes fails. If you read all the way through, you'll see a lot of phrases where it says, 'this is partially true, but'. IF only half is true, it is STILL an astonishing story. These men knew they were committing high treason to the country they lived under - Great Britain. There was zero certainty that the colonies would win the war. Had the British not simply given up, which is essentially what they did, MOST of the signers would have lost a great deal.
I'm with pego on this. The founding fathers WERE heroes. Sure, much of their motivation was personally financial, but much were also simple 'rights of man' issues.
But the facts are that parts of it are flat out lies and others ignore inconvenient facts that would otherwise make them sound less heroic. No doubt that they all acted heroically in signing the DOI and of course we all owe them a huge debt of gratitude, but whoever wrote this does them all a disservice.
It's ironic that this thread would be started on June 19th. I guess when it comes to July 4th, it's all a matter of perspective.
I don't think its irony at all.
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The 4th of July isnt for another two weeks.
The truth is kinda like being pregnant: you is or you ain't.
"Sacrificed" is a very odd and convenient word to use in this context...
I see your point, but in this context it is used quite often, and appropriately so (IMO). (Not that the NAs didn't 'sacrifice' more).
I can tell you sir in one word NONE.
I think most responders have overlooked the word "Native" in this query.
Its a shame that they have lonewolf these ppl were over here living as civilized humans before these civilized barbarians(europeans) got their claws into this country.
Let me help.
The Declaration of Independence calls Native Americans savages.
If you havent ever read it, you should. Its a good read.
I wonder if indians are popping fireworks this weekend?
And for the last 100+ years most have spent their lives on reservations fighting alcoholism and gambling.
Still, I've met some truly patriotic indians.
Non propagandist history cuts to the bone.
Just to be clear -
Whether you are a Creationist or Evolutionist regarding human origins, one thing is consistent - there is no such thing as a NATIVE American.
As for what the Europeans did to the folks who made it here before them, keep in mind homo sapiens were pushing each other around long before 1492, and they'll be doing it long after we're dust.
True, but what the United States of America, in the 1800s (and even 1900s), did to the American Indian tribes was, any way you spin it, disgraceful. Of course there's that small matter of some Americans OWNING other Americans through the mid-1800s.
I see that Congress is once again considering an Apology for Slavery . . .
Native American means being here pre euro invasion.
I think the key is that considering the emphasis on freedom from the founding fathers the hypocrisy was huge with regard to slaves and indigenous people.
One can only assume that they did not regard them as human.
Native is actually a biological term. The european settlers would be invasive using the same terminology.
Does that make the Amerinds invasive when they first crossed the Bering landbridge? Or is everybody EXCEPT the Kenyans invasive, and they are the only true natives? That would make their current running status especially just!
Yes, the terminology is relative. Biological terms are often ambiguous in that way, so you often have to state exactly what you mean. Another classic one is race. There is no fixed definition for this term which explains all the arguments.
Actually, in reading that document, now I know where Mel Gibson got his script for The Patriot.
I know what the term native means technically.
But I also know what its come to mean in this context.
I am weighing in on this thread only to place my annual objection to Free Speach Day/Week. In my experience, it frequently undoes 51 weeks of good-will through the sometimes contentious but usually good-natured, guarded repartee on non-political/religious/social topics between those of differing political/religious/social persuasions. Comments almost invariably become personal, derisive and derogatory. There are already too many gratuitious insulting comments posted throughout the year without annual piling on..
That said:
I think everyone knows that "Native American" has become an euphemism for American Indian, although, being one, I do not see the need for an alternative name.
Nor do I understand why Negroes reject that more accurately descriptive term for their race in favor of "blacks", "colored" "African-Americans" (although they may have never been near Africa) or whatever term is in vogue. I can only conject that it is because the word Negro has been bastardized into the "N" word which, whether intended or not, is perceived as demeaning.
By that token, why do "whites" not object to and in fact may revel in being called "cracker", "redneck", "hill-billy" or similar terms, which are usually not intended in a complimentary vein?
Marlow, Daisy, guru and others are correct in their observation that there are no truly "native" Americans; even though the descendants of those ancients who crossed he Bering land bridge during the most recent Ice Age are commonly referred to as Native Americans. In fact, there is accepted evidence that humans inhabited both North and South American long before the last Ice Age.
The oldest human/humanoid bones found to date, over 2 million years old, were found in northeast Africa. Presumably, all present humans of all races and intervening species descended from that locale. It would seem the several "races",with their distinctive physical differences, who, unlike most animals can be inter-bred, evolved due to isolation and environmental adaptation. Indeed, Kenyans may be the only "native' people in the world.
Thank you Trackdaddy
Native American has come to mean the American Indian.
That's almost universally understood.
Getting techinical doesn't change that.
Well I was going to wish everyone a happy 4th July until I read this thread!
I guess this is instructive on how history becomes mythology.
I love how when discussing the 'native' American all of a sudden normal rules don't apply. All of a sudden ethnicity doesn't really exist and genocide is justified. To say that there was not violations of human rights just because other people were doing it is an insult to history. It is correct not to judge people based on standards of our time that were not relevant then, but this does not mean we should not be honest about what happened.
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Henderson, 75, a Republican from Wellborn, narrowly defeated his Democratic opponent, Missy Hall, 39, of Oxford by about 120 votes. The seat was left open after sitting Circuit Clerk, Ted Hooks, announced last year that he would not seek re-election. Henderson has served the last 19 years as a county commissioner.
"I was really shocked it was so close," Henderson said. "She ran a heck of a race … she out-worked me in this campaign."
Henderson said he expects to continue serving as county commissioner until he's sworn into office for circuit clerk in January. The governor will have to appoint someone to fill Henderson's commission seat, he said.
"We'll get somebody good in there," Henderson said. "I'll be glad to share my experience."
Henderson, who has never held a position in the court system, touted his political connections as a reason he should be elected. Henderson has said the connections he has developed with legislators over the last 19 years will help him acquire more money for the circuit clerk's office, which is currently suffering from significant state budget cuts.
The circuit clerk is the chief administrative office of the court system in the county and is in charge of all the money going in and out of the courts and is in charge of summoning, organizing and paying jurors. In addition, the circuit clerk is the official custodian of court records, oversees the issuing of warrants in district court, handles payments of all traffic tickets, handles lawsuits more than $10,000, handles the filing of court motions and handles alimony payments and divorce filings.
Hall, a legal assistant who previously worked nine years as an assistant for former Calhoun County Circuit Clerk Joel Laird, pushed her experience in the court system as a reason she should be elected.
Hall said she was disappointed with the final result, but was proud with her performance in the election.
"I did everything I could possibly do to win this race," Hall said. "I want to thank all my supporters. They were wonderful."
Once in office, Henderson will have all of Hooks' previous responsibilities, except processing absentee ballots. Voters strongly approved a local state constitutional amendment Tuesday that transferred responsibility for absentee ballots to the Calhoun County Commission. Under previous law, the county circuit clerk was entitled to collect $175 for each day he or she handled absentee ballot collections. The new law is expected to save hundreds of thousands of dollars each year in state taxpayer money.
Henderson said he did not have much to say about the amendment decision other than he thought absentee ballots should stay with the circuit clerk's office.
"It'd be good if had it all under the same roof," Henderson said of the absentee ballots.
Henderson added that he appreciated all the help from his supporters.
"I'm just excited and lucky to win this election," he said.
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4/7/14 (BB) Johnson
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4/4/14 (BB) Butler, Xavier Baseball Make BIG EAST Debuts
3/17/14 (BB) Neshek Returns to Cardinals After Birth of Son
3/5/14 (MBB) A coaching link to past success (N.Y. Times)
3/4/14 (MBB) Catching up with Ronald Nored
2/26/14 (MBB) Alex Barlow Grows Into Point Guard Role
2/14/14 (BB) Chance to Win Title Brings Neshek to St. Louis
2/13/14 (WBB) Getting to Know: Coach Couture and Butler
2/11/14 (MBB) Stevens Visits Former Player while he Battles Cancer
2/11/14 (MBB) A bright spot amid losses, Chrabascz deflects praise
2/10/14 (MBB) The Bulldog Mascots of Butler and Georgetown Met
2/10/14 (BB) College Sports Madness Puts Three Bulldogs on Preseason All-BIG EAST team
2/7/14 (MBB) Roosevelt Jones can only watch from the sidelines.
2/5/14 (MBB) Getting to Know: Kellen Dunham
2/4/14 (WBB) Mandy McDivitt Named College Sports Madness Player of the Week
2/4/14 (MBB) Freshman Andrew Chrabascz learned from an unlikely pro-turned-coach
2/3/14 (MBB) Erik Fromm perseveres with lessons from late father.
1/18/14 (MBB) Bob Kravitz: First BIG EAST
win provides relief for Butler
1/17/14 (MBB) Alex Barlow draws inspiration from late cousin
1/9/14 (MBB) Brandon Miller adjusts to rigors of his job
12/12/13 (MBB) Kellen Dunham craves late night shooting
11/28/13 (MBB) Kellen Dunham filling new role
10/25/13 (MBB) Butler is a new team with old values
10/17/13 (MBB) Senior Erik Fromm knows the Bulldogs have doubters
6/17/13 (MBB) Rotnei Clarke worked out for the Pacers and thinks he has a role in the NBA.
4/12/13 (SB) 2013 softball recruit Brandyce
Sallee excelled in all sports in high
4/4/13 (MBB) According to CBS, Butler owns the Nos. 2 and 3 Cinderella NCAA runs of all time.
3/22/13 (MBB) Gregg Doyel of CBS writes why
Brad Stevens is so good.
3/22/13 (MBB) Butler's March keys to success are defense and Brad Stevens, said Yahoo's Pat Forde.
3/22/13 (MBB) Indy Star's Bob Kravitz noted that it's still March, and it's still Butler.
3/20/13 (MBB) The Washington Post details how basketball success has elevated Butler University.
3/20/13 (MBB) Drew Cannon is Butler basketball's secret weapon, writes Pete Thamel in SI.
3/20/13 (MBB) Brad Stevens elevated Butler to the Big East, wrote ESPN's Dana O'Neil.
3/19/13 (MBB) Rotnei Clarke is finally getting his chance to play in the NCAA Tournament.
3/16/13 (MBB) The idea of using hoops to elevate Butler came from former president Geoffrey Bannister.
3/14/13 (MBB) Roosevelt Jones is on Seth Davis' 2013 All-Glue Team.
3/13/13 (VB) Kelly Kyle is going to Bulgaria to play in the Deaflympics.
3/13/13 (MBB) Indy Star's David Woods had all-access with Butler during the trip to Brooklyn.
3/5/13 (MBB) Grantland's Shane Ryan writes how Butler and VCU can make a deep tourney run this year.
2/28/13 (MBB) Brad Stevens and Shaka Smart
bonded when they met in the 2011 Final Four.
2/28/13 (MBB) The Indy Star wrote a feature on Andrew Smith and his fiancee, Samantha Stage, and his potential pro career.
2/27/13 (MSOC) Jordan Burt used the Butler Innovation Fund to make a difference in the environment.
2/21/13 (MBB) A lengthy read by Roopstigo on Butler's basketball success and the Butler Way.
2/21/13 (FB) Video coverage of Butler's football team spending time at Gleaners Food Bank.
2/19/13 (MBB) Butler has gotten better defensively as the season has progressed, says David Woods.
2/18/13 (MBB) According to Fox 59, winning close games is a regular thing at Butler.
2/10/13 (MBB) Washington Post's John Feinstein wrote a feature on Brad Stevens after Butler's win over George Washington.
2/8/13 (MBB) David Woods talked to Kameron Woods, who is growing into a major contributor.
2/7/13 (MBB) Forbes Magazine details why Butler holds the key to success.
2/4/13 (MBB) Jeremiah Johnson has a blog post here about Leonard Fromm, Erik's late father.
1/28/13 (MBB) Former Bulldog Ronald Nored is
teaching The Butler Way as a high school
1/28/13 (MBB) Kellen Dunham was named freshman of the week on CBSSports.com.
1/25/13 (MBB) This AP story notes the Butler basketball team's building process.
1/25/13 (MBB) According to Andy Katz, Butler and VCU have brought a higher profile to the A-10.
1/25/13 (MBB) John Dedman '03 has a comical Will Ferrell reference here.
1/25/13 (MBB) SI's Kelli Anderson has an in-depth look at Rotnei Clarke and his recovery.
1/23/13 (MBB) Brad Stevens keeps his cool, even when the season is heating up, courtesy of Reggie Hayes.
1/22/13 (MBB/WBB) The Bulldogs now travel in style.
1/22/13 (MBB) Pat Forde writes Butler's dramatic finishes don't get a rise out of Brad Stevens.
1/22/13 (MBB) Green Bay's Rob Demovsky says coaches can learn a lesson from Brad Stevens.
1/21/13 (MBB) Brad Stevens has thought of everything, says Tom Davis.
1/20/13 (MBB) A collection of coverage from Butler's win over Gonzaga.
1/16/13 (MBB) Luke Winn gives us a good look at Rotnei Clarke's shot volume.
1/15/13 (MBB) Brad Stevens and Shaka Smart have staying power, says Nicole Auerbach.
1/10/13 (MBB) Dana O'Neil says 'new league, same old Butler.'
1/9/13 (MBB) Having Butler play in Philadelphia is a treat to Philadelphians.
1/7/13 (MBB) Future Dawg Nolan Berry made his season debut after breaking both of his arms.
12/16/12 (MBB) Former Dawg Gordon Hayward was proud of his team.
12/16/12 (MBB) Roosevelt Jones is his own unique player, writes Tom Davis.
12/15/12 (MBB) Butler showed trademark toughness against Indiana.
12/15/12 (MBB) Pat Forde of Yahoo! tells of Alex Barlow's winning shot vs. Indiana.
12/15/12 (MBB) The Sporting News says the Bulldogs beat Indiana by fighting harder and being hungrier.
12/14/12 (MBB) Rotnei Clarke is a legend in Oklahoma, writes David Woods.
12/11/12 (MBB) Walk-on Alex Barlow has been critical for men's basketball this season.
11/30/12 (MBB) Butler's brand has helped it
get into some elite basketball
11/28/12 (MBB) This piece by David Woods explains Khyle Marshall's value to Butler's basketball team.
11/28/12 (MBB) Butler has Thanksgiving plans through 2015.
11/14/12 (WBB) Rick Teverbaugh was there to watch Hannah Douglas help Butler defeat Ball State.
11/13/12 (MBB) Kellen Dunham is on Indy Star's list of Indiana kids making an impact in college basketball.
11/10/12 (MBB) Brad Stevens tells David Woods that Rotnei Clarke has a 'neon' green light to shoot.
11/6/12 (MBB) Butler wants to be back in the NCAA Tournament, in this piece by David Woods.
11/6/12 (MBB) Gary Parrish of CBS says Butler-IU will be one of the best games of the year before Christmas.
11/5/12 (MBB) Butler mentioned among teams outside of Top 25 that may make the Final Four.
11/5/12 (MBB) ESPN's Dana O'Neil mentions Butler in this piece on how important hoops is in our part of the country.
11/1/12 (FB) Sports Network takes a look at Butler leading the PFL title race.
10/30/12 (WBB) Here's a Franklin Daily Journal
feature on sophomore Haley Howard.
10/30/12 (MBB) Via CBS, Jeff Goodman says Butler has two of the top nine shooters in the nation.
10/29/12 (MBB) Jeff Goodman of CBS says Khyle Marshall will have a breakout season.
10/27-12 (FB) Here's the AP story for Butler's 31-20 win at Davidson.
10/24/12 (MBB) Via Fort Wayne N-S, Chase Stigall has looked good shooting the ball.
10/23/12 (MBB) Tom Davis writes that Andrew Smith may be Butler's next NBA player.
10/22/12 (MBB) CBS says Rotnei Clarke is one of the best point guards in the country.
10/11/12 (MBB) Two references to Butler in this list of things to watch for by CBS.
10/8/12 (MBB) Former Butler standout Ronald Nored shares the values he learned while playing at BU.
10/3/12 (MBB) Brad Stevens was on with Tim Brando of Yahoo Sports Radio.
10/2/12 (MBB) Here's a Q and A with former Dawg standout Mike Green.
10/2/12 (A-10) The Atlantic 10 signed an 8-year media rights deal.
9/30/12 (FB) Fox 59 covered Trae Heeter's big
day in a win over Dayton.
9/25/12 (MBB) Rotnei Clarke was named one of the nation's top players for 2012-13 by SB Nation.
9/25/12 (MBB) David Woods of the Indy Star took a tour of Hinkle with Associate AD Bill Lynch.
9/23/12 (MBB) Former Dawg Gordon Hayward wants to be an NBA All-Star this year.
9/22/12 (MBB) Indy Star's David Woods says Andrew Smith is in tip-top shape.
9/20/12 (MBB) Former Butler head coach Todd Lickliter will return to Hinkle Oct. 27.
9/20/12 (MBB) WNDY will televise 10 Butler games this season.
9/18/12 (MBB) Jeff Borzello from CBS checks in to see how Rotnei Clarke will do as point guard.
9/14/12 (FB) Butler is aiming to reach the heights of the Ivy League in football.
9/7/12 (MBB) Butler basketball prepares for challenging conference schedule.
8/28/12 (BASE) Radley Haddad was named the 10th best prospect in his summer league.
8/27/12 (MBB) Butler's basketball success has helped raise enrollment.
8/24/12 (MBB) In a CBS poll, Brad Stevens is among the nation's most coveted coaches.
8/23/12 (FB) Pioneer Football League gains automatic bid in 2013 postseason.
8/16/12 (WBB) Atlantic 10 title game will be played at new Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y.
8/11/12 (BASE) Playing in the Prospect League has helped Butler catcher Radley Haddad.
8/2/12 (BASE) Radley Haddad turning scouts' heads in the Prospect League.
7/31/12 (MBB) Athlon ranks Brad Stevens 10th in the nation among college coaches.
7/30/12 (MBB) Andy Katz says the Bulldogs are in a conference that gets it.
7/30/12 (MBB) Seth Davis talks to Brad Stevens about the upcoming season.
7/16/12 (MBB) Jeff Goodman from CBS says Butler will be fun to watch.
7/12/12 Stadium Journey names Hinkle Fieldhouse one of the best sports venues in Indy.


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Engineered to have an entirely leakproof base, the La Forme Plus pan is made in Germany, where perfect cheesecakes and tortes are a baker's pride and joy. The pan's sides spring free from the base when the clamp is released, so you can remove baked goods without breaking.
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To guarantee top performance from your cutlery, use this steel to hone knife blades. The forged-steel rod helps restore a knife's sharp edge by trueing it – that is, smoothing and realigning the blade's cutting edge.
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NUMBER 128. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. MAY, 1902. (Thirty-third Year.) ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. The higher education of carefully selected Negro young men and women, in both academic and industrial lines, is emphasized by this Institution as necessary for the elementary and industrial training of the masses. "Men of light and leading" in other spheres of activity are also greatly needed by the . race that has so long sat in darkness. Earnestly Christian, as required by its charter, yet entirely unsectarian, the Institution is controlled solely by its own board of trustees, on which several denominations are represented. Some 300 students are enrolled under 27 officers and teachers. From the college and normal courses 412 graduates, have been sent out, nearly all of whom have readily found permanent employment in teaching or other useful occupations. Situated only about seventy miles from the centre of the Negro population of the country, in one of the largest Southern cities, and at the railroad centre of the South, its location is of strategic importance for promoting the educational advancement of the South. Its plant includes sixty-five acres of land, five large brick buildings, library of 11, 000 volumes, apparatus and other equipment worth not less than $250,000. With practically no endowment, with no aid from public or denominational funds, receiving about one-fourth of its support from its own students, the Institution appeals for an endowment of $500,000, and, until that is secured, for $25,000 annually to meet current expenses. Gifts of any amount are welcome, but special appeal is made for subscriptions of $100 and upwards, and for $40 scholarships. Remittances may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga. On the Campus. Prof. George A. Goodwin of the Atlanta Baptist College occupied the pulpit Apr. 13, when Mr. Ware was absent in Augusta. Mr.W. D.Smith talked to us Saturday night, May 10, upon the subject, Money and Business. He illustrated his talk by exhibiting many kinds of money. Four of our teachers attended the meetings of the Southern Educational Conference at Athens : President Bum-stead, Professor Chase, Mr. Ware and Mr. Arnold. President Bumstead gave us an address the night of April 28, telling about the Southern Educational Conference at Athens, and the exercises at the inauguration of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler as president of Columbia University. The catalogue bids fair to be completed earlier than usual this year. It will show the largest college department in our history, 49, as against 40 last year, and a previous highest total of 33. The total number of students whose length of stay and record in scholarship warrants their being catalogued is 282.. The Ogden party, attending the Southern Educational Conference, did not stop in Atlanta as last year. We were favored, however, by the presence of two members of that party, Mr. William R. Moody of East Northfleld, Mass., who spoke to us Sunday morning, April 27, and Mr. George Foster Peabody of New York, who addressed the Sunday school on the afternoon of the same day. Among recent guests have been Mr. George Foster Peabody of New York, Mr. William Ft. Moody of East Northfleld, Mass., Mr. H. W. Hubbard of New York, treasurer of the American Missionary Association, Mr. R. T. Dodd of New York, and Mrs. S. W. Layton of Philadelphia, president of the colored Woman's Baptist Mission Board. '91—Rev. S. X. Floyd is coming to be somewhat known as a poet. We reprint from Good Works, in our present issue, one of his poems, and another, A Colloquy, appears in the last New York Independent. News of Our Graduates '79—Rev. E. P. 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Perfect for elegant entertaining, these innovative glasses combine the beauty of artisanal crystal with unsurpassed durability. Schott Zwiesel, a German company known for glassware innovation since 1872, creates the break-, chip- and scratch-resistant stemware using patented Tritan titanium technology. Featuring delicate silhouettes and a sparkling clarity that belie their extraordinary strength, this varietal-specific stemware has customized bowls that showcase the bouquet and flavor of Bordeaux and other full-bodied red wines. Made in Germany, these lead-free crystal glasses are the choice of premier restaurants and hotels around the globe. Dishwasher safe. 22-oz. cap., 10 3/4" high. Set of six.
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When it's time to step off the boat and start walking, the Sea Coast Drive Collection with Strobel Construction might be the perfect balance to your sea legs.
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RocketBallz TP Driver
RocketBallz TP Driver
- Flight Control Technology (FCT) allows you to easily adjust loft (±1.5 degrees) and face angle (±3 degrees)
- Lightweight shaft and grip promotes faster swing speed for more distance
- Speed-enhancing head aerodynamics promotes faster head speed for more distance
- Inverted Cone clubface technology promotes more speed and distance on off-center hits
- White crown and black face makes alignment easy and eliminates glare on top
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Comments about TaylorMade RocketBallz TP Driver:
Tried this at a local golf store. I found it felt lighter than the other 5 clubs I tried. The ball felt great coming off the club and into the net. Bought it and went straight to the range. I found I got 25 more yrds minimum. Used it in a tourney the next day and won long drive. The only downside is that my swing can be inconsistent, therefore, the bad shots go farther into the trees. The adjustable head has just enough settings to play around with. As the pro told me "If your swing isn't consistent all the settings in the world won't fix it". A excellent club for the money.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Confidence Boosting
- Durable
- Great feel
- Great Sound
- Lightweight
- Stylish
- None
Best Uses
- Cold Weather
- Daily
- Tournament Play
- Weekend Rounds
Comments about TaylorMade RocketBallz TP Driver:
This is a huge improvement from the TA oversized driver I've had. Added at least 35 yards to my drives, and feels amazing when hit in the center of the face. Great driver TM.
- Handicap:
- 10
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Tour Inspired Head
Tune for extreme distance. Engineered with Flight Control Technology for easy face angle and loft tuning. Aerodynamic white crown – built for speed, power and ridiculous distance. Available in RBZ and RBZ Tour models.
- Penetrating Trajectory
- Neutral flight bias
- Tour shaft options