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The NIKE® men's VRS Covert 2.0 fairway wood updates the original design with stabilizing Fly-Brace technology and a new, forgiving NexCOR face. It also features a 7% larger face for increased speed at impact and is finished off with a Mitsubishi Rayon® Kuro Kage™ 2.0 Black HBP 60 graphite shaft with high balance point.
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- High-speed cavity-back design redistributes weight to the heel and toe for stable, forgiving distance; new Fly-Brace technology ties the sole to the crown, stiffening the back of the club and creating increased energy transfer at the point of impact
- Lower center of gravity for higher launch and lower spin
- Newly redesigned NexCOR face technology is 7% larger than previous model for increased ball speed across a wider area of the face
- Mitsubishi Rayon® Kuro Kage™ 2.0 Black HBP 60 graphite shaft with higher balance point and mid trajectory; regular or stiff flex
- NIKE® Tour Wrap 2G grip
Club: 3
- Loft: 15 degrees
- Lie: 57.5 degrees
- Length: 43"
- Volume: 156 cc
- Face Angle: +1.5 degrees open
- Head Weight: 219.5 g
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Vortex Vanquish 10 x 26 Compact Binoculars VNQ-1026 are great for all-around viewing. Whether you hunt, travel, or watch wildlife in your own backyard, you'll favor the rock-steady views seen through the 10x26 Vanquish Binocular by Vortex ? an excellent choice for viewing the widest variety of subjects in daylight. The Vanquish Compact's proven reverse Porro prism design brings your clear, crisp images. Quality optics work to deliver a bright, wide field that stays in sharp focus from near to far. Fully Multi-Coated optics offer you more light and brighter images, take nature into your own hands. Vanquish any concerns for the weather with this rugged binocular by Vortex, the unique diamond pattern grip guarantees a solid hold no matter how hard the weather is. Plus, you'll discover how incredibly easy to handle the Vortex Vanquish 10x26 mm Binocular with its single hinge design. In addition, the center focus dial is within easy reach for quick focus on wildlife from less than eight feet and out. Specifications for Vortex Vanquish 10 x 26 Compact Binoculars VNQ-1026: Magnification x Objective Lens: 10x26mm Size Class: Compact-Sized Field of View (@1000 yds): 327 ft Eye relief (mm): 16 mm Close Focus (ft): 7.6 ft Weight (oz): 12.7 oz Dimensions (HxW): 4.7 x 4.4 inches Water / Fog Proof: O-Ring Sealed / Nitrogen Purged Features of Vortex Vanquish 10 x 26 Binoculars VNQ-1026: High density glass optics produce clear, crisp images Fully multi-coated optics transmit more of the available light for brighter images Waterproof seals keep optics sealed from snow and rain Fog proof Nitrogen purging prevents internal fogging as the temperature changes Rubber armor guards optics from rough handling VIP Warranty - A Very Important Promise to you! Rest assured that the Vortex Vortex Binoculars are covered against any future dents, defects or damages?any product needing service will be repaired or replaced absolutely free! -- Unlimited -- Unconditional -- Transferable -- Package Contents: Vortex Vanquish 10 x 26 Compact Binoculars VNQ-1026 Rain guard Comfort neck strap Soft carry case Vortex VIP Lifetime Warranty In addition to Vortex Vanquish 10 x 26mm Compact Binoculars VNQ-1026, make sure to check other Vortex Binoculars and other Vortex products offered in our store. |
Nikon Aculon T11 8-24x25mm Compact Zoom Binocular
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Leupold Rogue 10x25mm Compact Black Binocular 59225
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Nikon 8x25mm Travelite Compact Binoculars
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Pentax UCF Zoom II 8-16x21 Compact Porro Prism Binocular 62217
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Nikon 8x20mm Premier LX Compact Binoculars 7506
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Minox BV II 8 x 25 BR Compact Waterproof Binocular
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Vixen Super Compact HF7x17DCF Binocular
The Vixen Super Compact Binoculars are pocket-sized binoculars that are small enough to go just ... about anywhere, but strong enough to illuminate the world around you. With these compact binoculars ... a soft case and carry strap. Vixen 1638: Compact HF7x17DCF Binocular Specifications for Vixen ... Super Compact Binoculars: Power: 7x Objective Lens Effective Diameter: 17mm Prism: Bak4 Actual ... Compact Binoculars: Unique rectangular design Smooth lever focusing system Bak4 prisms Roof prism ... system Multi-coated lenses Light and portable design - only 6 ounces! Package Contents: Vixen Compact HF7x17DCF Binocular Case Strap ... at home plate up close. Ideal for sports fans and outdoor lovers, the Vixen Super Vixen Compact... |
Swift Reliant Compact Zoom 7-21x25 Porro Prism Binoculars 743
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Bushnell Powerview 7-15x25 Compact Zoom Binoculars 139755
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Barska Gladiator 9-27x25 Compact Zoom Binoculars AB10162
Barska Gladiator 9-27x25 Compact Zoom Binoculars AB10162 are powerful zoom binoculars with variable magnification power. With zoom binoculars, you can capture a panoramic view at low power, lock in on your subject and then zoom in to a higher power to capture the finer details. The zoom mechanism on Barska 9-27x 25mm Gladiator Binocular is smooth and easy to operate with a flick of the lever. It's like having muliple binoculars in one! Barska 9-27 x 25mm Gladiator Zoom Binoculars feature fully coated optics, providing sharp and crisp images. The Barska Gladiator Binocular is housed in a shock-absorbing rubber armored finish with a rugged design. The Gladiator Zoom Binoculars by Barska are the perfect companion for all outdoor activities and sporting events. Specifications for Barska 9-27 x 25mm Zoom Gladiator Compact Binoculars: Magnification: 9-27x Objective: 25 mm Prism: BK-7, Porro Field of view: 199 ft@1000yds (for 7x) Lens coating: Fully-Coated Focus System: Center Close focus: 16 ft Exit Pupil: 2.8 mm Eye relief: 10 mm Weight: 12.95 oz Features of Barska 9-27x25mm Gladiator Binocular: Powerful zoom with different magnifications Fully Coated optics Large objective lens Rugged design Shock absorbing rubber armor Compact and lightweight Package Contents: Barska Gladiator 9-27x25 Compact Zoom Binoculars AB10162 Carrying Case Neck Strap In addition to Barska Gladiator 9-27x25mm Compact Zoom Binoculars AB10162, don't miss the other Barska Binoculars and other Barska products offered in our store. |


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Damaging an Aircraft; Unlawful Placing of a Destructive Device on an Aircraft; Performing an Act of Violence Against an Individual on an Aircraft; Hostage Taking; Murder of United States Nationals Outside of... more → REWARD: The Rewards For Justice Program, United States Department of State, is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information leading directly to the apprehension or conviction, in any country, of Wadoud Muhammad Hafiz Al-Turki. Wadoud Muhammad Hafiz Al-Turki was indicted in the District of Columbia for his alleged role in the September 5, 1986, hijacking of Pan American World Airways Flight 73 during a stop in Karachi, Pakistan. The attack resulted in the murder of 20 passengers and crew, including two American citizens, and the attempted murder of 379 passengers and crew, including 89 American citizens. Al-Turki is a heavy smoker. He has worked as a civil engineer and is most likely residing in a Middle Eastern country. Al-Turki is believed to be a member of the Abu Nidal Organization.


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KOTF and Kevin Mills
It is official - I have accepted a position as full-time bass singer with Keepers Of The Faith. As part of this, Amanda and I will also be relocating to Seattle, WA early 2015. Amanda Wall Mills and I are very excited to explore this new chapter of our lives!
You will be able to check www.keepersofthefaithministry.com or KevinMills.net for the full 2015 touring schedule very shortly. Thank you again to Keepers of the Faith for this great opportunity - I couldn't be working with better brothers
Kevin Mills and KOTF at NQC2014
I am deeply humbled and honored to be invited to sing bass for Keepers Of The Faith for concerts this week as well as on the main stage of the NQC - National Quartet Convention on both Monday and Saturday of next week... Thank you KOTF!
August 9-10th
The Singing News!
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A Public Service Announcement...
On the road again
October is holding a fairly busy schedule ... check out the dates here See ya soon!
Nooksack Reform Church - Nooksack, WA
August 29, 2013 - 7pm
August 30, 2013 - 6pm
River's Edge Restaurant - Harrison Mills, B.C.
August 21, 2013 - 7-9pm
Church in the Park, Scowlitz Park - Lake Errock, B.C.
Sept. 1, 2013 - 10:30am
Concert in the Park, River Reach Estates - Harrison Mills, B.C.
Sept. 1, 2013 - 5pm
Butterfly Effect
The Butterfly Effect?
"And your children… shall suffer for your faithlessness" Numbers 14:33
Edward Lorenz, American mathematician and meteorologist coined the term 'Butterfly effect.' In essence it theorizes that small actions today can multiply into very large effects up the road. He theorized that today's hurricane might have likely been the consequence of a butterfly or seagull flapping its wings weeks earlier.
Battening down the hatches upon seeing butterflies in our front yard or seagulls in the parking lot remains inconclusive but one things for sure: our actions today do have consequences on tomorrow.
Motivational speaker and business author John Maxwell states that, "the secret of your success is determined by your daily agenda." But Numbers 14:33 takes it a step further and implies that your loved one's success can also rest on your daily agenda. No man is an island and none of our personal decision or actions can go without affecting those we love.
God not only gave us stewardship over plants and animals, He gave us stewardship over our relationships. Just as a master would expect profits to be made upon leaving his servant in-charge of finances – so God expects us to encourage personal development and growth within the individuals He has granted us stewardship over through the medium of relationships.
This principle is especially seen in marital or parental relationships. These are among the most intimate relationships entered into by humans. Consequently there exists an even greater responsibility to faithfully steward these relationships and encourage and inspire excellence.
Numbers 14:33 grants us the realization that our bad conduct today can not only penalize us but also penalize those we love. Lets be faithful and excellent today lest other's bear the consequences for our mistakes tomorrow.
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The Path to God
"Then [Elijah] was afraid… and ran for his life to Beersheba… and left his servant there. But he himself went a day's journey into the wilderness… and asked that he might die…And behold an angel touched him and said to him, "Arise and eat." And he looked, and behold, there was at his head a cake baked on hot stones, and a jar of water… And the angel of the Lord came again a second time and said, "Arise and eat, for the journey is to great for you." And he arose and ate and drank, and went in the strength of that food forty days and forty nights to Horeb, the mount of God." – 1 Kings 19: 3-8
We often focus on how God spoke to Elijah in a still small voice but we often neglect the journey and preparation preceding him hearing and meeting with God.
Here are some important preparatory steps Elijah went through beforehand:
- 1.Our first response to fear and intimidation should always be to return back to God's covenant and promise
"and [Elijah] ran for his life to Beersheba." Beersheba's name literally means 'well of the oath.' Historically Beersheba represented a place of remembering God's faithfulness in covenant and word. What promises and covenants has God given you? Furthermore have you strengthened yourself by returning back to these words of hope and security during times of fear and anxiety?
- 2.Moving towards God often means moving away from our current security
"[Elijah] went a day's journey into the wilderness." This almost seems contradictory to our previous step but its actually complimentary. Many of us have experienced homesickness upon first leaving our parent's home only to have challenges with finances, jobs, school or relationships overwhelm us. Even though temporarily returning back home (our Beersheba) can bring comfort, we will never truly mature unless we once again leave home (our comfort zones) and move forward. God allows us to occasionally return to places of comfort and familiarity but these times are almost always temporary to prepare us for the true destination and more importantly the journey in-between.
- 3.God is met when we stop relying on our own ingenuity and wisdom and begin relying on His divine provisions and strength
"Arise and eat, for the journey is to great for you." Even though never directly implied in the passage, it would be easy to surmise Elijah settling on a one-day journey into the wilderness since it was a reasonable and humanly possible distance. Rather than God accepting this as a permissible location to meet, God instead sends Elijah forty days further into the wilderness. God meets us in the place where we've been stripped of any reliance on our own abilities and strength.
- 4.God's ways of provisions and His subsequent requests can oftentimes seem illogical
"and [Elijah] arose… and went in the strength of that food forty days and forty nights to Horeb, the mount of God." Even though divinely provided, the energy from two cakes and two jars of water should have never lasted Elijah for forty days. It is only upon us accepting that God's ways are truly higher than ours that we can begin to be lead and prepared to be brought face to face with God and the destination He has for us. Sometimes the illogical route is the divinely ordained way.
Be blessed my friend,
Kevin Mills
The Space Between Vision -and- Reality
I will not drive [your enemies] out from before you in one year, lest the land become desolate and the wild beasts multiply against you. Little by little I will drive them out before you, until you have increased and possess the land. (Ex. 23:29-30)
Often we can find ourselves wondering where our original dreams and goals have gone. We began with a clear-cut vision and passion towards what we felt was our calling – our destiny. But somewhere in-between our vision and destiny our progress has seemingly began to digress or disappear altogether.
Here are three principles God is giving the children of Israel in order for them to possess their destiny:
1.The principle of Stewardship is extremely important
"Lest the land become desolate" – The principle of stewardship is extremely important to God. Proper care and concern for the welfare of our surroundings is oftentimes more important than us achieving personal victory or dominance.
2.True progress takes time
"Little by little I will drive them out before you" – Just as wealth gained quickly will dwindle (Prov. 13:11), so will influence and power. God allows us to expand according to our ability to properly manage and maintain.
3.In order to possess the future we must first be fruitful in the present
"until you have increased and possess the land" – The word increased actually means to be fruitful. If we wait until tomorrow to be excellent at what we can accomplish today our lives will not progress towards the true destiny God has for us. The more we learn to be fruitful in our current situation – the more God will grant us our dreams.
Graduation Day!
Thank you with sincerest gratitude to Regent University and my friends and family for their unwavering support!


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My best friend since I was five years old gave me a pair of trainer skis the other day that we both learned to ski on when we were kids. These aren't exactly what you would call top of the line. But I thought it would be cool to have the girls learn on them like I did.
Going to sand them down and refinish the wood as well as the fittings and make them as good as new.
Not fancy but I learned just fine on them and its not like they would keep using them once they learned.
You guys have anything like this??
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Sentimental skis or other gear you remember or may still have??
Tow w/: Volkswagen Touareg V8
Mods: Stereo, Stainless Cup Holders and Thru Hulls, Chrome Steering Wheel, EZ Nets, Moomba Etched Cleats
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, bc your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
-John Wooden
I have a ski-board my Dad made. My brother bought a ski thing where the two skis are connected at the front- has like a half moon shaped piece of wood but look like skis at the back. Neat idea but it always sprayed little kids in the face. My Dad glassed in the center of it and painted the whole thing white. All of my kids started out behind the boat on the "white board". It's kind of fun cuz when they get good and you run up to about 20 mph they can ride one corner of it and get it whipping across the water.
My Mom said I'm not allowed to get wet!
2000 Outback LS (sold)
Exile Tunes
wish I would have grown up with a family that appreciated the water. we had a family lake house in Mccall that had an old trihull with a 65hp evinrude on the back. my dad spent more weekends working on that boat than we actually saw it ran. other members of the family would not take care of it knowing my old man would spend time on it. that left a very tained taste in his mouth for boating in general, so when the house was sold(think I was around 12 or so), we never saw the water again..
good thing they have mid-life crisis.. gave me an excuse to buy a boat..'06 Supra Launch 20SSV-gone but never forgotten
Funny story, my father-in-law is exactly like that and is a hoarder, especially when it comes to gear from the boating days of my wife and their family. He's got trainer skis with the old ass style rubber foot mounts that are all rusty on the hardware, and he is always ribbing me about teaching my infant when she gets older to do the chair-and-saucer ( which literally is a circle piece of plywood and an old wooden folding chair.). The newer style chairs don't work as well unfolding he always tells me. So they used this gadget to get pulled behind on their boat. You'd lay down on the saucer with one hand on the rope, the other holding the chair. Say HIT IT! And you'd get up on your knees, plane off and get the chair unfolded and they'd stand on it. Crazy sh!t!!
He's got all of the life jackets and skis and old knee boards as well.2008 Supra 21V
2,600 lbs., Gravity III
Z5 Cargo Rack
Stereo: Pair of Wetsounds Pro 80's, Rockford Fosgate P500-2, Kicker ZX200.4, Exile ZLD, stock Kicker in-cabins, stock Kenwood HU
Tow rig: 2008 Slate Tundra, Bilstein 5100's (F&R), 295/65/18 wrapped in Duratracs
My dad wasn't much in to boating either so my brother and I acquired old wooden plank skis and an 80lb kneeboard. I was worried enough myself to wear these old paint flaked, rusty binding and shredded rubber bindings on the skis when I was 12-13 yrs old. Can't imagine strapping my kids into them! Surprised we didn't end up with more slivers, scars and tetanus shots from them. Our old gear basically got destroyed the older we got and more stunts we attempted.
At the time it seemed like a good idea...
2001 MobiusV
Taperflex, Obrien world comp, cypress garden dick popes, new ones were wood grain, the old ones i painted blue, Bull frog knee board, and ski belts... remember those...LOL
A Day at the Lake...Priceless
A Day in Powder...Endless
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2012 Möbius XLV~ Loaded & Exiled
2007 Outback V ~ sold
Cypress Garden Dick Popes!! Had those at my Great Uncle Bill's on Lake Norman in NC.
Kane: That "contraption" sounds fun. Get some pics up if you can.
You know it's weird bc my immediate family were not really water enthusiasts. I mean they liked it, but we never owned a boat, or lake home. My visits growing up were with close friends and their families and my Grandmothers brother on Lake Norman in NC. LOVED when we used to go up there. But since I can remember, I have always said I would own a boat and live on the lake. Accomplished one of the two, and every paycheck is getting me closer to the second.
Tow w/: Volkswagen Touareg V8
Mods: Stereo, Stainless Cup Holders and Thru Hulls, Chrome Steering Wheel, EZ Nets, Moomba Etched Cleats
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, bc your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
-John Wooden
my ucle still has a mount my dad did for him. It is of a broken oar. I don't remember how he broke it, but my dad had it mounted on a board (like a fish). Lol. He still has it, and this was like 30 years ago!
I still have all my equipment from when my dad owned a ski shop, in my early teens. Don't see myself parting with my Obrien ski. Might someday part with the flourescent ski-warms, but they'll have to be pretty wore out! Lol.'00 Moomba Kamberra
'06 Yamaha FZ1 & 6 dirtbikes for me & my kids
'99 BMW 528it
'06 Chevy Express 3500 (15 passenger)
I have this ski of my dads when he was tourney skiing here in Canada. It's a Connely short line hook. Never use it. But it brings memories of my dad at tourneys I was very young. 5 or 6. He was a pretty awesome skier for sure
2010 möbius ls "you ain't fallin you ain't learning"
Pretty sure I remember hearing that those old Connelly hook skis were worth some money. Well at least in comparison to what you had paid for them back in the day.
Those skis were good lookin too. My uncle had one that had I remember. Used to keep it in a blue and yellow case. Love to see if he still has it.-Mark
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Mods: Stereo, Stainless Cup Holders and Thru Hulls, Chrome Steering Wheel, EZ Nets, Moomba Etched Cleats
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, bc your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
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5 have you tried turning it off and on again?retrogirl75 | 19/08/2010 | See all retrogirl75's reviews (22)I've been thinking of getting series 1-3 for a while, and then they went and made series 4 which is easily the funniest yet! I'll definately have this box set on my list to buy. Laugh out loud comedy, great characters, well worth watching.
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Today, home school students were treated to a unique educational experience at the Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame's 'Home School Discovery' day filled the Museum with home school students from across the area that were eager to learn more about the National Pastime with this hands-on experience.
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I am unbelievably excited about the official cover for The Sisters are Alright: Changing the Broken Narrative of Black Women in America. The illustration was created by artist, Adee Roberson, who told me this about the inspiration for the image: "The image of these four women is a Jamel Shabbaz photo from his collection of photography 'Back in the Days.' This photo represents so much depth to me. Black women possess so much joy and love, yet we are told that we do not deserve it. Then there is systematic oppression keeping our access to love, respect, joy and highest self-worth at arm's length. Through this collage I incorporated rich color, shapes and atmosphere that aim to recontextualize this narrative. In my work, I celebrate black cultural imagery; illustrating the histories, triumphs and struggles; illuminating the beauty that comes with that experience. Art is powerful in the way that we can create our own universe in which our dreams and visions for the future come true."
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WILSONVILLE, Ore., May 8, 2007 — Mentor Graphics Corporation, (NASDAQ: MENT), today announced that its suite of advanced synthesis products supports the newly introduced Arria GX field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) from Altera Corporation. Both companies have been in close cooperation to ensure Precision® Synthesis support for the full range of Arria GX devices with release 2007a3.
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The Eagles Release Career Spanning DVD Set Today
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Out today (April 30th) on DVD and Blu-ray is the Eagles' History Of The Eagles, the band's three-hour documentary. The doc, which originally aired on HBO, features in-depth interviews with all seven members of the Eagles -- Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, and Timothy B. Schmit -- along with co-founders Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner, and former guitarist Don Felder. The film, which includes eye-popping rare and unseen footage of the band at work and at play, pulls no punches in telling the back story of America's most successful rock band, also includes interviews with key collaborators J.D. Souther, Jackson Browne, and Jack Tempchin, along with longtime manager Irving Azoff, early label head David Geffen, and producers Bill Szymczyk (pronounced: SIMM-zikk) and Glyn Johns.
The three-disc set includes History Of The Eagles - Part One and History Of The Eagles - Part Two -- as well as Eagles Live At The Capital Centre - March 1977, featuring never-before-released performances from the band's two-night stand at Washington, D.C.'s Capital Center during the legendary Hotel California tour.
The disc features previously unreleased concert performances of "Hotel California," "New Kid In Town," "Take It To The Limit," "One Of These Nights," "Lyin' Eyes," "Rocky Mountain Way," "Best Of My Love," and "Take It Easy."
Co-founding guitarist Bernie Leadon, who'll be back on tour guesting with the Eagles this summer, shed some light on the band's 1975 chart-topper, "One Of These Nights" -- which was among the last songs he recorded with before quitting the band: "Cool song. This was sort of the beginning of the fourth album and the second one that Don Felder was on. Well, the band's new producer, Bill Szymczyk, came out of R&B and had worked with B.B. King and some people. So, his drum sounds were more Philadelphia. The whole attitude was more R&B. And Henley and Frey were starting to lean more in that direction. So, 'One Of These Nights' has that sort of -- well it's not (laughs) disco exactly, but it's edging in that direction, it's edging towards disco."
We asked Timothy B. Schmit if back in 1978 he had any reservations about joining a band in which two of its four original members had quit citing both creative differences and exhaustion: "No. I didn't think 'Oh, what am I getting myself into?' I totally welcomed it. Listen, I knew how strong-headed both Don and Glenn were, and I knew Joe from years ago. And in fact, Joe and I spent a whole night (laughs) together, stayed up carrying on, talking about my new. . . my new position. And we talked a lot about the band and I just kinda said 'Bring it on, I can do this.' There's a reason this band is successful -- this is what I wanna do (laughs)." )
The Eagles have just added eight new September dates to their summer tour. New stops include five Canadian shows in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Winnipeg along with three U.S. concerts in Minneapolis, Chicago, and Auburn Hills, Michigan.
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July 6 - Louisville, KY - KFC Yum! Center
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July 9 - Cleveland, OH - Quicken Loans Arena
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July 16 - Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center
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Thanks for the advice. I'm still torn! My motivation isn't as much the price drop as it is missing out on clubs. I'd hate to get the 712s and realize I like the 714s significantly better. On the other hand, it isn't as though they'll be released to the public in the next couple of months. I recently sold my old iron set (miz) so I am currently iron-less. However, I could borrow my dad's old set (also miz) until this fall/winter so I don't NEED to get new clubs immediately. I'm pretty set on making the jump into Titleist, I guess I just have to figure out when to do it.
Since your still torn I will offer my .02¢
I Believe we are past the days of major improvements. Remember clubs still have to conform to the rules of golf. So I dont think there will be a significant change from the 712 to 714. Most improvements these days are cosmetic and fancy marketing. Im sure there will be changes to the 714 but probably not significant enough for me to wait if I were you. But thats me.
I Think the best improvement anyone can make is to properly get fit to the right equipment. The right shafts, lofts and lie angle can make a world of difference.
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I am in the same boat as i am looking to replace my png s59 blades. I was gonna order some 712 AP2's earlier this spring but some unexpected budget issues have postponed my purchase. Depending on how the next couple off months go i may not have a choice but to wait on the 714's. I do agree that the process of getting new irons is an awesome feeling. My nephew and I spent a lot of time researching irons when he was getting new ones a few years ago. It's a memory we both cherish. Fun Fun.
Good Luck on your decision Jason. I just bought my AP2 712s, 3-pw. I'll play these and pass up the 714s knowing the 716s will get my attention down the road....lol
Go Titleist!!!!
Thanks for everyone giving their opinion. I think I'm going to pull the trigger on them. I'm getting fit this next weekend for the first time (i've always just bought off the shelf) so I'm excited to experience the process. Assuming I like the clubs and hit well with them, there's no reason to wait. Been very impressed with Titleist's customer service and the Titleist community in general (and the fact that there is a community in the first place!) Thanks everyone!
Good for you Jason, you've made a wise choice. Have fun with your new clubs this year, and forget about what may or may not come in the fall. I just happened to stumble onto Team Titleist when I registered my 910D2 & 712AP1's, and I sure have enjoyed the discussions, and friendship from other Titleist owners even though I've never personally met anyone. I haven't checked into it, but to my knowledge, Titleist is the only manufacturer that has a group like this, and it's great that the Titleist Reps. get involved in the discussions also. Can't say enough good about the Titleist Reps. for all the help they give to us. Most (if not all) other manufacturers advertise about their service, but once they get your money their pretty much thru with you, but Titleist will do all they can to help their customers play better. Titleist equipment, and their Reps. are the greatest, and if you'll stay with Titleist, you'll never be sorry, and that's my 2 pennies worth. Enjoy your new clubs, Jason.
Chris; Please tell me just how in the cat hair do you make the "cent sign"? I've been trying to figure that out for a long time now.
If you are not completely in love with the current line up, I would wait. But, depending where you live, waiting might mean only getting a couple rounds in with your new sticks and having to stare at them when the cold temps set in, which is hard to do. I've ran into this before and it's psychological torture.
Man.... I bought the 710 AP2's the beginning of last season. I kinda wish I would have waited for the 712's as I hear there was a major improvement in them. I haven't tried them. I don't know if I want to.... I'm super happy with my 710's and will probably play them until maybe the 714's. I don't know if I'd be down for waiting. We're not pro's here. Go get fitted and buy whats out there. I don't think any of us will see any significant game improvement by purchasing the latest and greatest. Sure we get to show them off.... I say get what's out and enjoy what Titleist has put out. That's my .02
Jason, Come let us know how the fitting went. I go for one next sat. Can't wait.
I would wait until this fall unless you are like me who grows really fast and who's clubs are very small right now
Got fit yesterday. Like most everyone said, it was a great experience. I'm amazed at how quickly the fitter identified some changes in the club that helped me strike the ball a lot cleaner. Obviously it's still up to me to make a good shot but at least this way I'm not trying to change my swing to fit my club but instead the club is changed to fit my swing. Can't see getting any clubs w/o getting fit now that I've done this. The clubs are shipping later this week. I can't wait!
Jason; What clubs do you have coming? Be sure to let us know how they work for you.
I ended up getting AP1s with shafts 1/2 inch shorter than standard. It's weird because I'm fairly tall so I thought if anything I'd need longer clubs but based on the length of my arms and the turn interaction w/ the club, i hit way better with the shorter shafts. With standard length I was subconsciously pulling up in my swing causing thin shots (my main problem!) I'll post again after I actually get a round or two in with the new clubs once they ship.
Jason - Congrats on the new sticks! Your thread has inspired me to go ahead and get fit this Summer when I'm back in the US and purchase one of the 712 models instead of waiting for the 714s to arrive this Fall. I've sold my 710s and the thought of playing with "loaner clubs" for 5 months while waiting for the 714s is unbearable! Let us know how they swing!
Better wait to get fitted on the 914's.


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