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Forever Yesterday LyricsArtist: The Barclay James HarvestAlbum: Caught In The Light When someone grabbed me by the arm, a man I did not know He said he'd been a drover, a member of the clan With runrig in his very soul and nowhere left to stand Now me I'm just a highland boy and cottar was my trade He'd seen me at Kildoanan when the black-face came to stay He'd oatcakes and he'd whisky and one foot in the grave For us it's over Bitter tears began to fall as whisky tore away the years From the straths and the braes Forever yesterday The royal George it was that brought the Countess to our door She wanted us to leave the hills for crofts upon the moor She took our piece of paradise and left us on the shore For us it's over Bitter tears began to fall as whisky tore away the years From the straths and the braes Forever yesterday They cleared the clans from Strathnavar, the heart of Sutherland They cleared us from our highland homes by ship to foreign glens There's Linton and there's Cheviot and red deer on the bens For us it's over, over, over, my friend
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This paper proposes an innovative statistical matching method to combine the advantages of large national surveys and time diary data. We use data from two UK datasets that share stylised time-use information, crucial for the matching process. In particular, time-diary information of an individual from the Home On-line Study, our donor data set, is imputed to a similar individual from the British Household Panel Survey, our recipient dataset. Propensity score methods are used in conjunction with Mahalanobis matching to increase matching quality.
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- Title
- Calibrating Time-Use Estimates for the British Household Panel Survey
- Journal
Social Indicators Research
Volume 114, Issue 3 , pp 1211-1224
- Cover Date
- 2013-12-01
- 10.1007/s11205-012-0198-2
- Print ISSN
- 0303-8300
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- 1573-0921
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- Springer Netherlands
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- Statistical matching
- Propensity score
- Mahalanobis distance
- Childcare time
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- Cristina Borra (1)
- Almudena Sevilla (2)
- Jonathan Gershuny (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Economics and Ec. History, Universtity of Seville, Campus Ramón y Cajal, 41018, Sevilla, Spain
- 2. School of Business and Management, Queen Mary, University of London, Francis Bancroft Building, Mile End Road, London, E1 4NS, UK
- 3. Deparment of Sociology, Centre for Time-Use Research, University of Oxford, Manor Road Building, Manor Road, Oxford, OX1 3UQ, UK


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JM: It's a good feeling but like you said, all of our focus is on the Baltimore Ravens. They have a great team - this is probably the best team we've played all year. It's a tough task for us and hopefully we'll get it done.
Q: You go up against
JM: He can do it all - he can block, he's a big target, his catch radius is huge so it's difficult. I don't know how people try to stop him or anything like that but he gives us a good look each and every week.


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Hey everyone...if you haven't made plans for this Friday evening yet, why not come on down to Noodles & Company to hang out with your Scrabble friends and play some games! We decided to try to squeeze in an extra Scrabble night and we'd love it if everyone could come out. We'll be meeting again at Noodles in Pentagon Row this time (although the next one will be back in DC on a weekday for those of you who can't make Fridays or NoVa.) Usual start time of 6pm and as always, if you're a little late you may have to wait for a new game to begin. But, that will leave time to eat, drink and get to know your fellow Scrabblers. If you have a board and/or dictionary and/or cheat sheet, please bring those along. Hope to see you there. Hmm...maybe I'll bring some Halloween candy to get us in the mood for the weekend! Directions from Metro: Come up into the Pentagon City Fashion Center from the Metro (that's a left turn once you come through the turnstiles). Once you go through Fashion Center doors and up the escalator, keep heading straight, towards the parking garage. (You'll pass a Chevy Chase Bank on your left, food court on the right). Go through the garage, turn left when you can't walk anymore, go up the stairs and cross over into Pentagon Row
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Phoenix vs. Real Flight 6
My input on this subject, having just gone through the decision process recently, is that for helicopters, both are great however Phoenix has Blade helicopters available which are very popular purchases, whereas Real Flight does not. Had I realized this prior to purchase, I would have gone with Phoenix. Nothing wrong with the birds in RF however they are not the same ones I did, and most likely will continue to, purchase.
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Another simulator to add to the list in the first post...
PRE-Flight RC Simulator for Planes, Helicopters, Blade/Walkera/Trex
(Upon further inspection the site is confusing. Either packages are not currently for sale or prospective buyers must belong to its Google Group. The sites last news update was January 20, 2012) |
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Sep 09, 2012, 03:21 PM | |
Please update the first page w/ a new link to FS One V2 here:
http://www.fsone.com/fs-one-v2/ Thanks. ps Price is now $129. |
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I didn't see this simulator in the list. It's from IKARUS and is called easyFly4. They are also the maker of the popular "AeroFly" sim.
It not only appears to be a great basic sim, but there's a $39.90 and $99 version, both of which include the transmitter. There's a non-transmitter version also. This sim is Windows-based only. (I emailed Ikarus yesterday asking about a Mac version. They advised there are no plans to make a native Mac OS X version.) USA info link: http://www.ikarus.net/index.php/en/f.../easyfly4.html USA order link: http://shop.ikarus-usa.com/easyfly-4/ Video review:
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Thanks, Frank |
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I want to learn how to fly a quadcopter and have never flown an rc model before.. jumping in at the deepend I spent a couple of days looking at some of the flight sims on offer and eventually went for Heli-X as this had a few quads to choose from but mainly because it had some training courses like popping balloons and moving balls between baskets. This made learning to fly on the pc a bit more interesting and the price is very reasonable 49 euro. I am using the e-sky control with it.
The ones I tried: Heli-X - has training, multiple quads, auto levelling on quad ClearView - lack of training exercises, no quad, liked the damage to models FMS - gets boring, no training and very basic FlightGear - no quads R/C Desk Pilot - no quad I was only looking at the ones that had demos so I could try and didn't want to spend too much |
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Hey everyone. I bought the 2.4 Ghz version of the Dynam Hawk Sky from Nitroplanes.com (http://www.nitroplanes.com/60a-dy892...y-rtf-24g.html)
On the transmitter, there are two ports on each side. One looks like a charger port, and the other looks like a simulator port. Does anyone know if a simulator works with this, and if I can get the cable and download the software? Thanks |
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Australia has 10-speed economy: Clyne
PUBLISHED: 31 Jul 2012 14:53:00 | UPDATED: 02 Aug 2012 00:45:14PUBLISHED: 31 Jul 2012 PRINT EDITION: 01 Aug 2012NAB chief executive Cameron Clyne says talk about the Australian economy having two speeds is damaging. Photo: Erin Jonasson
Andrew Cornell
The head of Australia's biggest business lender, National Australia Bank, has urged the productivity debate to broaden beyond calls for winding back Labor's Fair Work Act.
He also said Australia had to accept that some firms and industries would disappear while the economy restructured.
Cameron Clyne said it was incumbent upon he and his fellow business leaders to "broaden the debate" on productivity away from vested interests, and what could be interpreted as rent-seeking. "We are always going to look at things through our own lenses so if you are impacted by a particular issue, that issue tends to dominate how you look at the world," he told a business lunch on Tuesday.
"We are the largest business bank in Australia, we touch a lot of businesses, so we have an obligation to take a broader frame.
"I am not suggesting by any means that some form of industrial relations reform is not required. But it is fair to say productivity has declined over the last three or four IR regimes, so it is not just industrial relations. Productivity is a much broader issue."
Mr Clyne was critical of how the political debate had been swayed by calls for industry protection from some industries – a strategy he likened to blacksmiths seeking bans on the auto industry.
He said a simplistic debate, as exemplified by talk of a "two-speed" economy, both over-simplified the challenges and obscured the opportunities for companies able to restructure, or new start-ups. "It is important to talk up the economy and how it is going to transition, in terms of 'these are the industries you should be involved in," he said. "There needs to be a much broader debate. It gets down again to the need for a bit of nuance in this debate, black and white doesn't tell the story. We could change the IR regime [but] it is clear the story is much broader than that."
Mr Clyne said Australia was more akin to a 10-speed economy and the simplistic two-speed talk actually damaged confidence. "Part of the problem with this constant reference to two speeds is that people feel that if they are not in the express lane, they're going backwards, which is not the case," he said.
That was critical because confidence, rather than interest rates held the key to the economy. It was easy to forget, given the past two decades of relative stability, that radical change to the economy had happened many times in the past and would happen many times in the future.
Mr Clyne said while in Europe and the US recently, he couldn't help but notice the number of Australians he saw. Clearly the lack of confidence did not extend to holidays.
The Australian Financial Review
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Topics | Economy /Fiscal Policy , Employment & Industrial Relations |


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COURSE BEGUN MAY NOT HELP CAUSE OF RACE IN THE NEAR FUTURE AN EDITORIAL DllIe",nces, whIch mlghl ha"e been tr:ughtened out. and circumstanees, which might not ha\ e p re\"3iled two years hcn~. have not been ad"sneed Slllce Th Le' d r we It to pre« !:lst week. On th .. results 01 Ihe Board 01 Educalion race, the Lead r said last week: "When th .. final "Oles were t-oUnled III lhe rd of Educallon race Wedn ay mormng. It \\-:t$ lound that nNther o( th two eolored eandidat Mrs. Horten. e Young nor J ... H. Lawrenee, wa' eleeted. It was thought lhat out of h'o candl' --doles at least e one o( the lwo had a good chanN.' lu be amonR the three new members to be eleeted out o( a fi .. ld 01 13 "C,rcumslances .. ntered Inlo Ihe campaum durmg Ihl' 1", I hours on Tuesday, electi .. )n day, which nlttu~ated 8J:1:aln.-l (In(' or bolb ot the candId les. \\ hi,·h ma,· be brou~ht out m a fUlure ISSue or issues o( The Leader....,ircumstances separate and aparl ~:~ocl:.:.,~~~h~~~dr;;:~;!" ;;:d;;,a;~C;:d~~' those who "l'", ""t1 ========================================= R Although "''' made the abo,·e slatement, II "'as our hOIX MAKE MOVE TO that it would not be neeessary lor us 10 make public clIcum· . . sta.,ces which entert'\i into the Board of EdueatHln lal"'e t-U. v: \\". Spradling. 12,;0.00. 'ew y(JrJ~. :-;H\ 21 Th(: 1:111: I at:ement to th.t" rl hll.ln Municipal College" and the election of ~ Negro as a member of .0. Dri\(~' unnowlccd thro hits r: : ~ 1.56-1.59; IV. Rt,\" St. h- ted ~at;r~r.:) Gent·ral A~embly I f"'~I~rn: or rn)~ I .• k..1Wt .m". the Kentucky LeglSlature, and other thIngs wh!..ch h.a~·e <: me to Secret~ry, Ch~r1cs T St~l~ that I' v R "', 350.0u, rrllscd .. 3."";":!~3"l: last wee't ~d p~r-d uy ncclalr.a- (hJhculllt;~ tur tile .\ "J \.";-Ino-pass through the high purpose sound thmkmg and militant ~C'~n) . .. ' , . . the . . '.~ . ~ d tlon an Ee:ypt1~.n 1J1'UPO~31 to!. Ed!'u 10 say a good word lor the pub. emments to intensIfy lhel1' strue-. Education ::sm:;gu: ~n e;92~, :n oOff~e:rme~:ti:n~ and e in r:ali~Y s~pport of 1\1-s. Hortcns: Young I put the drave o,'er wit.h a bang. \;'11kerstln, SlOO.OO. raiM!d S~4 70; Iisher of The Leader. while in t gle against the remnants of ras-I if i t 15 IitOI~g Il~. woule ~1-reItr.1nen to some measure out of politics, the task is a greater one. But HIS ~'a5 ~ most splendld frOT! It IS. impossible. to th~k each \ II. Mr-:. G~La Ran .... om. 5000. that city conducting a. meeting I cism ~tnd. finally, will call upon t e organl"'::Jt'''n art,a "'Jd r t.,;llte progress has been made and it might have been an accomplish.! ~es.Plle the. 3cknowl<;dged dc~, ":dl\'ldual lor h,s serVICes, bUI raL Iri"rd. which a lellow has. gives I position taken by Mrs. Hortense Young, in her column o( last double-crossing on. the part 01 loward makln~ our ~'Ol1lmun~IY ~ Fields, Chrurma~ puotaSl50.oo I him Ihe inspiralion to conquer 1 0 MNS BIAS week, were broad·gauged and exemplified fine sportsm3nship, ? ne.o( the Iead<:rs m the. o~!!an. bette~ pl:l~. m w~K:h to lI\'e: I raIsed SI21.74. ",pec,al gl(ts and. all Ihe de\ils on earth 'and in I C NDE intelligence and understanding, which might have helped in Izahon, lor 30 pIeces 01 slh cr. FI\ e d:' ~:ons exceeded their I donatio';'" accounted tor the bal', hell. who would place a maliei. • bringing things around for or by 1948. I ~~~~a~I\':;~~ ~. q~o~' ot;~~~: I :i::."""ed by the 1.'aTlOus dl\' l- ous lie a-,:ai~s, hi~ and would , :;;;;~~:a~~e!:~:L~rt~:~~~r~i:~~FE~n~~u~~~2~:IWOMAN FAVORED . , FORMER LOUISYILLIAN DIES IN , deslro Y hIm II the~ could. IN CHURCHES ~~~:~:~;~t~~::=:Z?~I;::~~e~i~;:~~d~:EI OEMS; ARRESTED DETROIT; ESTATE HALF MILLlON ,HOUSING UNITS ship on the Louisville Board of Education in either 1948 or 1950.' The Republicans not only . , . . I READY FOR VETS Des Momes, Nov. 21.-A ~on-I 6. Cbmch action to :II!II8t ~ . . II swept e ... ery1hing belore them I DetroIt. "'0" . 21-One of the porter o( heavywel/:ht champIon I __ demnatoon of ,,"clal di>CTlmlna- roled people ond £o''OUrngr Th~ ne\\~s~aper ~mu~tlons are s~temen~ a~ referred to In the re<"enl city and county country's best-known !'po'-'~Y('n Joe ~uiA I Nichols H. Dosker, chairman of tion in churches \vas contained others to remain on the &aDd to above m addlhon to plckelmg 01 MemOrial Auditorium as a pro- lect' b I f th . t and most ardent back rs of Joe I Friends (rom all parts I)f Ihe C . m reports filed with the Na- check lfIe increase ir. farm mi~ against th~, segregation ot Ne~r~. at the perronnan~e of ~ar~~:' \\'~~e :';Ugh~I~~~~ e: Louis, Thomas Jeffen:on "R~st- country attended the last rites thOem~~~:;s ';;~er~~~~n~o:u~~~ tional Convocation on th~ c:rants and "imminent" n;."Cur~ee Carmen Jones, an all.Ne!l"ro sho"" Friday and Saturday nIghts colored woman Democrdt. who IS er" Hammonds. died Friday. 01 the nabonally known per..on- that 44 h .t I Bo .: Church in Town and Country at of unemployment and depr .... (Conhnued on page 4) I attedcro to have attempted to Nov. 8. ,n Grace H.05l>JWl here a1i~Y. '. 'I man Field~u.:Jr:g r~~~; :nd t~:t i final cc;essiOD Thursday. sl(ln~'" • show (.n.-orillSm to the "'lowly" alter ~ pr~longed Illness. FU-l Editor s Not~ . Hammonds. \\ hose: "eterans a5signed to them 5.h utd The reports. presented a.-'~ ------ COURT UPHOLDS I Democrats. Mrs.. Ella Harris, of neral n'lC'eS were held last" estate IS ~~unated a t more than make immeodiate arrangements. statempnts of poliCY by convoca- 1200 Garland. was held to the Wednesday (ro,:" the Ebene7..er, a half.mllllo." I"ft more thall : aL Slgned 20 UnIts at 38th and ror their adoption or rejection by • (ering ""th the • 'o"ember 5, ace A. \\ hlte, offic13l1ng. Hammond. and s~ster. M:s:.Mary. Grdnc!. ,hould "alt un II they the body as a whole. AT CALVARY PRESS FR EEDOM ~le<"tlOn whf"n-he WaS arriJlgncd II The deceased is survived by a I Patterson, here In LoUIS\ IIle, I reet-Ive nntlfication lh .... t the ~CC;l::~~:J~~: a:~~~~~~p ;'(' !~~::o C;e ~:r,":";:n,:<:k h1~;~, ~~(~~~~~""~lIM:7 ~~:7:~~; ~~~ I ~'~"I' on:nl~8;~e :~~d~.~:~e "~~ Federal CounCIl (·f Churchb on Economic qUegtir.,,~ of the \ ~ei~n ()"~~~':;YlhVeO ;:1 i~·IO~: i~ :dm:~~~~.r-~nL~a~;f 1>~';. ~~~; TWO IN Tf GR AT ED .1 ~:~~~~~, .:~:~ 2~(~~~:~~~~i II~~ ;'~:.'t:'~~:'J~~~:c~ hl~;'~'~~~;~~~ ~~~n S~~;';~;;;h~'" r..- d,. --------- ICnfl";IMl Co".1!" RC'ptJh;c;,~ \\'IL- Slrf:et. "here .Ir HammC'nds, AT FORT OIX s.cn 12th_ bttWH'n Ccd"r :l!1r. sc:h()nls, h:wpnal .• ad h()~~. Th<- F.p.i1 n 5i -' Ct (''''Opt r of Litt~~ Rock, Ark, No\,. 21-A t.1C adm.l': tr;'l.tl(ln (. 1 lW:.tl(:- r.("-.!-'>(. ~ II cd'M • no. Harr's~ I Il\·eel. I ,Jclfers.,n ~h{.ulrl 0..:. rl"<:ldy b~' 2. Prnm(ltl(JO (·r In erdcn()ml- the Phi 1"1 Slgmd F":'"alernll.1. signal victory ,for {rN'"dqm (f the ,.t-.,.. urt fUrtt.( r held hat r ilC In::: \I bwf'tty ,I :m ofTlC'("r Born in LoU~\'lne, Ky .. :\Ir __ \1:trch 1 n~lh(.nal C('H1per:)ho~1 by natl~nal :11 spu.' r t.h IT annual "BI _ Negro pr~ 10 th South ~"aS th re IS "nn rule ut law ~rn It- At !).lS.S. 12 h pla('Ni he f!ep"JL- H.)mrron~i:o came t , Detrt.i! Furt UI.-. ~. J .... ·0\ :!1-TwIJ I Acc( rdm" to :'Ir .. l.t..r. the de:nommah(lOal ffH. ,O!I Uo;:lrds, rand BPttt"l'" B 'C'in,--~'" p,.-n-woo at Little Rock. Ark., No- . , ~ {.( ntl'ncc ;u-.d court finC3 1"C';:1.~. anti Dt.."1t'HX",r lC ,"oten: In thlrty-the yeaT' ago. Uurmg the I Xc~,.o . t.'rgea.nt~ rccc,·tly a~l~n- I rent (,f tht' ."n! ' (r It.e cuj.~"t"; a~d an nd to ~hs'dlZ'dTlon of I~.- ,..-ramat Cal\'d ry BaOtL'l Church vember 11 when the State Su- Mcrely Ut.'-'C.l:we a n wlOp::tpot.!' :--t'p. 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Acllf.n by th" tede~al Gov- ho III appo:ar on the n. r .. • publishers of the w~eJdy n "5- Sco . - t Y 1 Th Thr<'<" oth.er wor~e~, R~(e the Metropolitan Funeral svc:- , the- separ:JtlOn o( personnel from water ht"allng and coolong. enlment toward remo\: mg the are, Samuel Placo. 4 no:..lrman. paper, The Arkansas tale PTe"" . .f AC~nha:r~:~u~t=~nse~ carr; Thomp· ,n 1026 z.'Ule .. Willi terns, an assocIate 01 . I~~' lthe Army. lights, water and icebo".",. Rent American ~ndlan (rom thc latus "B,,~ger ond Bet.... AII r of e'tlensl\·., al 631 E. Caldwell Street. Lou - ~nit becau.«; the :'eg. ro veterans dlurch o( ,grK:ulu'lre C'O.ope.ra- ~rce: Mrs. Murray 'all .. pr ..... their account of a tnke at the dlSOrd ·rly conduct ch3rg , al estate holdlOgs, an officer Ul the "ilIe, Ky., a ,'eteran o( 40 In these Units w.n have to pay UV . l
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Title | The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, November 23, 1946. |
Volume/Issue | Vol. 29. No. 46. |
Contributors | Cole, I. Willis (publisher) |
Description | The Louisville Leader was an African-American newspaper published from 1917 to 1950 by I. Willis Cole in Louisville, Kentucky. This issue says Vol. 29. No. 44. but is actually Vol. 29. No. 46. This issue is four pages. |
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Date Original | 1946-11-23 |
Object Type | Newspapers |
Source | Issue on Reel 6 of microfilmed Louisville Leader Collection. Item Number ULUA Leader 19461123 in the Louisville Leader Collection, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center. |
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Martin Adams' bid to lift the BDO World Championship title for a fourth time in eight years began in stunning fashion on Tuesday.
Adams, champion in 2007, 2010 and 2011, could hardly have had a tougher first-round opponent than three-time runner-up Tony O'Shea at Frimley Green but he brushed aside the challenge of the third seed in emphatic fashion, needing just 23 minutes to win all nine legs, sealing a 3-0 whitewash win.
O'Shea had reached the final in the last two editions as well as five years ago - losing each time to Ted Hankey (2009), Christian Kist (2012) and Scott Waites (2013) - but he will not even be gracing the second round this time.
Also on Tuesday afternoon at the Lakeside Country Club, top seed and title favourite Stephen Bunting safely progressed through with a 3-1 win over Jim Widmayer.
The other match in the session saw Scott Mitchell defeat Paul Hogan 3-2.
In the evening session, second seed James Wilson secured his spot in the next round after recovering from a set down to beat 2012 champion Kist 3-1.
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It is the New Year's resolution you hear every January, more often than not from the same people as the previous year.
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Posted: October 30, 2012
Acushnet Company, which manufactures the Titleist and FootJoy brands, and Rory McIlroy, jointly announced today that McIlroy's relationship with Acushnet will not extend beyond December 31, 2012. McIlroy has trusted Titleist and FootJoy equipment throughout his professional career that commenced as an 18-year old in September 2007.
"Our goal has been to provide Rory with the best equipment and service that would help him be the best player he could possibly be," said Wally Uihlein, Chief Executive Officer, Acushnet Company. "He has been a great ambassador for the Titleist and FootJoy brands, and in turn, we are proud of how our equipment has contributed to his success. We wish Rory all the best, both personally and professionally, going forward."
"I would like to thank Wally Uihlein and all of the tour staff and employees at Titleist and FootJoy for everything they have done for me since I turned professional in 2007," said McIlroy. "I have enjoyed five very exciting and successful years with the company and I will always appreciate the contribution Titleist has made in helping me become the player I am today."
Posted: October 1, 2012
FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (Sept. 25, 2012) – Golf's leading health, fitness and coaching experts from around the world will gather next month in Orlando, Fla., for the fourth biennial World Golf Fitness Summit hosted by the Titleist Performance Institute.The World Golf Fitness Summit (WGFS), taking place Oct. 11-13 at the JW Marriott Orlando Hotel Grande Lakes, is a three-day educational conference that provides an exclusive opportunity for those training, healing and coaching golfers to learn about the trends, technologies and techniques that are shaping golf's future.Hosting the event are Dr. Greg Rose and Dave Phillips, co-founders of the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI). Since the doors opened in 2003, Rose and Phillips have developed TPI into the leader in elite player development by combining Titleist's fitting expertise with groundbreaking health and fitness programs to help all players achieve their specific goals. Rose and Phillips also host the television program "Golf Fitness Academy," which has run on Golf Channel for eight seasons."Now more than ever, golf fitness and health are being talked about in golf circles. While you don't have to be fit to play golf, it certainly sets the bar for how good you can become," said Phillips."The World Golf Fitness Summit brings together the best trainers, instructors and health professionals to discuss practical applications that all golfers can use to enhance their ability to play the game for a lifetime."Complete details and registration info can be found on the TPI website at http://www.mytpi.com/wgfs.More than 500 golf health and fitness professionals from 18 countries attended the last WGFS in 2010. This year's event promises to even bigger, with nearly 50 industry experts scheduled to speak over the three days.TPI-certified instructors Claude Harmon III and Mark Blackburn are amongst the host of world-class presenters that have worked with golfers of all ages and skill levels, from beginners to major champions.Below is a sampling of other presenters and topics that will be covered at the WGFS:• Chris Noss, who has worked as a conditioning coach with professional golfers for over 20 years, will speak on "The Weekly Progression: Training Your Weekend Golfer Like a Pro." Noss, who currently works with such PGA Tour players as Rickie Fowler and Zach Johnson, is the owner of Motion Performance Group, a sports specific testing and conditioning company.• Andrew Fischer, a golf fitness instructor on the PGA Tour who works with Masters champion Bubba Watson, will present the topic "Motivating a Master –Bubba Watson." Fischer, a registered massage therapist, specializes in golf conditioning, injury prevention and soft tissue rehabilitation.• Ben Shear, a golf-specific fitness expert whose clients include PGA Tour players Luke Donald, Webb Simpson, Kyle Stanley and Tim Clark, will host a presentation entitled "TIGHTNESS." Shear is the Director of Performance Training at his own facility (Ben Shear Golf) in New Jersey. He also works on the PGA Tour as Head Strength and Conditioning and Biomechanics expert for Back 9 Tour Services.A full list of presenters and topics can be found at the following link: http://www.mytpi.com/wgfs/speakers.html.DOWNLOAD IMAGES: https://titleist.imagerelay.com/sb/67548d84-27ec-4680-a8de-0e672a60aab8(Photo captions: Dave Phillips, left, and Dr. Greg Rose; Phillips and Rose work with Titleist Brand Ambassador Kyle Stanley on the set of "Golf Fitness Academy.")CONTACT: Eric Soderstrom, Manager of Communications (508.979.3028; firstname.lastname@example.com)
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Faster Face, Better Launch Conditions and SureFit Tour Hosel Technology Provide More Speed, More Distance, More Forgiveness
FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (Aug. 31, 2012) – Designed and built for more speed and more distance, the new Titleist 913 drivers deliver more performance with the most precise fit available to all serious golfers through an unparalleled combination of new innovations and Titleist's industry-leading SureFit Tour hosel technology.
Featuring a high-speed, forged face insert, the new Titleist 913D2 and 913D3 drivers are the fastest, most consistent drivers Titleist has ever designed, delivering maximum ball speeds over a large area of the face.
They are also Titleist's most playable and forgiving drivers, primarily the result of improved launch conditions from a lower, more optimal center of gravity (CG) position, a new rear SureFit Tour weight and the fitting precision provided by the SureFit Tour adjustable hosel.
"The new 913D2 and 913D3 drivers offer the highest performance of any adjustable drivers on the market, particularly when it comes to speed and forgiveness," said Dan Stone, Vice President of Research and Development, Titleist Golf Clubs. "Every serious golfer, from tour players to amateurs of all skill levels, will experience more distance potential and better driving performance with 913."
The 913D2 driver features a 460cc full-pear shaped head designed for maximum forgiveness and a slight draw bias, while the 913D3 has a 445cc classic-pear shape that is forgiving with tour-inspired workability. Unlike the 910 series, both D2 and D3 models now provide the same launch and spin characteristics to provide maximum fitting flexibility.
"Golfers can now choose their 913 model based on size or shape preference, amount of forgiveness or workability, and amount of draw bias," said Stone.
"They can then dial-in their launch and spin settings precisely using the SureFit Tour hosel."
Fourteen players put new 913 drivers into play the first week they were available at the PGA Tour's AT&T Classic in late June. Twenty-six players used 913 drivers about a month later at the PGA Championship – including the winner of the event – and the momentum only continues to build.
"The new 913 drivers further define our commitment and success in providing players with the game's highest performing clubs with preferred looks, sound and feel," said Steve Pelisek, General Manager, Titleist Golf Clubs. "Our previous generation 910 drivers proved to be the most innovative drivers in our history. With 913, we've raised the bar even higher."
MORE SPEED WITH TITLEIST'S FASTEST FACE: The 913D2 and 913D3 drivers deliver faster, more consistent ball speeds across the face due to a new forged, variable thickness face insert, the fastest face insert ever designed by Titleist Golf Club R&D.
The 913's 6-4 Titanium face insert has a central thick portion that mirrors the outer face profile. As you move out from the center, however, the insert is thinner and organically tapered so that it perfectly matches up with the body thickness at the face perimeter. It is also 2 grams lighter than the 910's face insert, allowing that mass to be redistributed to the new SureFit Tour weight low on the clubhead.
"We are always engineering our center face ball speed to the maximum, but the new insert allows for a more consistent deflection across the whole face which gives us more ball speed and more distance across a larger area of the face," Stone said. "The face insert is not a symmetric geometry, it's a complex structure and it required us to really think outside the box. We had to invent a new process just to produce it."
The new insert has increased the maximum ball speed area up to 11 percent from Titleist's previous generation 910 drivers, resulting in upwards of 2 mph of additional ball speed in certain hit locations (which translates to up to 4-6 additional yards).
"It's faster on heel and toe hits, and I think that's something everyone can understand," Pelisek said. "When we first brought these drivers out on tour, that's what we heard back from the players. Even tour players hit it on the heel and toe on occasion and they came back and said 'Wow, I'm getting a lot more distance on those off center hits.' "
MORE DISTANCE THROUGH IMPROVED LAUNCH CONDITIONS: More optimal center of gravity (CG) locations further maximize the distance potential of 913D2 and 913D3 drivers while providing stability and forgiveness.
While past generation D2 and D3 models each featured different launch and spin characteristics, the new 913D2 and 913D3 drivers have equivalent launch and spin because of CG positions that are equally low. To accomplish this, the CG in the 913D2 was lowered to produce similar launch and spin to 913D3.
"You have speed around the face, you have the ability to reduce spin and you have the SureFit Tour hosel to adjust launch – that's a pretty powerful combination to increase distance," Pelisek said.
To help create the 913's more optimal CG, Titleist engineers further improved the casting and polishing process to produce an ultra-thin crown that allowed for more discretionary mass to be redistributed low and deep in the head.
The 913 drivers also feature a lower, flatter sole profile than 910 and a new SureFit Tour weight on the rear sole that further optimizes the CG for speed and forgiveness.
The SureFit Tour weight has a new, flat geometry with a screw that holds the weight in place but does not extend up into the driver head, contributing to a lower overall CG. The standard SureFit Tour weight has increased from 7 grams to 9 grams, taking the 2 grams of weight saved from the new forged face insert and reapplying it in this lower, more optimal position.
913D2 vs. 913D3: The 913D2 driver, with a larger head (460cc) and fuller pear shape, provides maximum forgiveness and has a slight draw bias as a result of its CG being positioned deeper in the head.
The 913D3 driver, with a smaller head (445cc) and traditional pear shape, is a forgiving driver yet provides more workability with no flight bias from its CG that is positioned closer to the face relative to the 913D2.
PRECISION FIT VIA "TOUR VAN-IN-A-HOSEL": The best way to fully experience the technology and total performance of 913 drivers is to be precision fit using Titleist's patented, dual angle, industry-leading SureFit Tour adjustable hosel.
The SureFit Tour hosel, which debuted on Titleist 910 drivers, allows golfers to set loft and lie independently to optimize ball flight – higher or lower, and for more draw or fade for improved shot control and maximum distance.
"We call it 'Tour Van-in a hosel' because that was our inspiration for designing SureFit Tour in that it provides all the power of a tour van – the ability to bend for loft and lie, and interchange shafts – right on the tee at the point of fitting," Stone said.
The dual angle SureFit Tour hosel features a sleeve and ring, each with four settings. The sleeve settings are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and the ring settings are lettered A, B, C, D. In total there are 16 settings, each creating a unique loft and lie combination.
A Titleist authorized fitter will utilize the SureFit Tour hosel, coupled with interchangeable shafts and SureFit Tour weights, to determine a player's optimal setup so they are playing a 913 driver fit precisely to their game.
"We've already seen the fitting effectiveness of the SureFit Tour hosel with the success of 910 metals," Pelisek said. "Tour players on down to players with more moderate swing speeds benefit greatly from a more precise fit."
"HOTTER" SOUND AND FEEL: Golfers will notice immediately the 913's fuller, longer, and more powerful sound at impact, which tour players have described as "hotter."
The sound was acoustically-engineered by an advanced research team to complement the club's fast-face technology.
As sound is a crucial component of feel, one tour player described his first swings with the 913 driver as "exploding off the club face.
913 DRIVERS ON TOUR: The buzz surrounding the new Titleist 913 drivers built quickly, with Titleist's previous generation 910 drivers having earned more wins on the PGA Tour than any other driver since their debut two years ago.The seeding and tour validation process for the 913 drivers began in late June at the PGA Tour's AT&T National event at Congressional Country Club, where 14 players immediately put 913 drivers in play.A couple weeks later, the Titleist 913 drivers recorded their first pair of victories on the same Sunday. Bernd Wiesberger played a 913D3 7.5º driver in winning the European Tour's Lyoness Open, while Ben Kohles played a 913D3 9.5º on his way to the winner's circle at the Web.com Tour's Nationwide Children's Hospital Open, where he was making his professional debut. Remarkably, Kohles notched the 913's third win the following week at the Cox Classic.The momentum continued into the PGA Championship, as 26 players stepped to the first tee at Kiawah Island's Ocean Course with 913 drivers in the bag. That included the winner of the event, who went on to win in record-setting fashion playing a 913D3 8.5º, claiming the first PGA Tour and major victory for the new 913 drivers. The same player went on to win the Deutsche Bank Championship and BMW Championship gaming the 913.Both Kyung-tae Kim (Fujisankei Classic, Japan Tour) and Robert Streb (Mylan Classic, Web.com Tour) have also claimed victories playing 913D3 8.5º models.Among the other players with 913 drivers in their bags are: Steve Stricker, Tim Clark, Bud Cauley, Ben Crane, Geoff Ogilvy, Ben Curtis, Rafael Cabrera Bello, Michael Hoey, Scott Stallings, Kevin Na, George Coetzee, Cameron Tringale, Jimmy Walker, and Jason Bohn.
BOLD LOOKS: The 913's total performance advancements are highlighted with bold new cosmetics. Featuring an improved toe profile, the club head retains its striking, black PVD finish with a new black body paint that provides a sense of confidence and power at address.
IMPRESSIVE STOCK SHAFT MATRIX: The 913's high performance stock shaft matrix features five tour-proven options, including four high-performance aftermarket shafts (two each from Mitsubishi Rayon and Aldila), to fit a wide range of players and swing speeds.
The stock lineup includes the Mitsubishi Diamana +Plus White 72 (low launch) and Mitsubishi Diamana +Plus Blue 62 (mid launch); and Aldila RIP Phenom 70 (low-mid launch) and Aldila RIP Alpha 60 (lower-mid launch). Mitsubishi Rayon and Aldila driver shafts are currently the most played driver shafts on the PGA Tour.
Rounding out the stock shaft matrix is the Mitsubishi Titleist Bassara W 50 (higher launch), the No. 1 sub-60g shaft model on the 2012 PGA Tour and the lightest shaft to ever win on the PGA Tour (Ben Crane, 2011 McGladrey Classic).
In addition, Titleist offers an industry-leading number of custom shaft choices.
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New Titleist 913 Drivers: Product specifications
913D2 Specs• Head volume: 460cc• Lofts: 8.5, 9.5, 10.5, 12 RH & LH; 7.5 RH only• Lie 58.5, Standard Length 45"• Stock grip: Titleist Tour Velvet 360 degree rubber
913D3 Specs• Head volume: 445cc• Lofts: 8.5, 9.5, 10.5 RH & LH; 7.5 RH only• Lie 58.5, Standard Length 45"• Stock grip: Titleist Tour Velvet 360 degree rubber
913 Stock Shafts• Mitsubishi Diamana +Plus White 72• Mitsubishi Diamana +Plus Blue 62• Aldila RIP Phenom 70• Aldila RIP Alpha 60• Mitsubishi Titleist Bassara W 50
Each 913 Driver includes:• 913 Headcover• Ergonomic torque wrench• Foldout instruction booklet with Performance Guide
SureFit Tour Weights Available for Purchase:• Adjust for swingweight and feel preference• SureFit Tour Weight Kit contains 4,7,9,11 and 14g flat weights• Single Weights may also be purchased
PRICE AND AVAILABILITY: The new 913D2 and 913D3 drivers will begin shipping to golf shops on Nov. 1, 2012, with a suggested retail price of $449 (MAP: $399).
Posted: August 23, 2012
FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (Aug. 23, 2012) - How do you mark your Titleist? Golfers that trust their games to the superior performance and consistency of Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls, the most played golf balls on the worldwide professional tours and with golfers around the globe, are answering that question even more personally with unique double-digit play numbers.Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls with double-digit play numbers of 00 or 10-99 are now available by custom order through any Titleist-authorized golf shop.* The minimum purchase is one dozen."Numbers often hold special significance in our lives, and we wanted to provide Titleist loyalists the opportunity to make that connection with their Pro V1 or Pro V1x," said Mary Lou Bohn, Vice President Golf Ball Marketing and Communications. "It's been exciting to hear from Team Titleist members the stories and meanings behind the numbers they've chosen."Popular double-digit play number choices have included lucky or favorite numbers, as well as athlete jersey numbers. Golfers are also using double-digit Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls as gifts to commemorate a birthday, anniversary or other significant date.One member of the Team Titleist community used the double-digit opportunity to set a scoring goal for the season. He ordered Pro V1 golf balls with the play number 75, the score he is trying to break on his home course this summer.Golfers interested in custom ordering Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls with double-digit play numbers should contact their local authorized Titleist golf shop for pricing, availability and other details. To find an authorized Titleist golf shop in your area, please visit www.titleist.com.*Note: Custom orders of Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls with double-digit play numbers are currently only available in the United States and Canada.
Posted: August 20, 2012
Fairhaven, MA (Aug 19, 2012) – From the Masters Tournament to the U.S. Amateur Championship, when a major trophy was on the line this season, the overwhelming majority of players at every level of the game trusted their performance to Titleist golf balls.
At the 2012 U.S. Amateur played last week at Cherry Hills Country Club in Colorado, 258 of the game's top amateurs (over 82 percent of the 312-player field) relied on Titleist Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf balls for their success. That's more than nine times the nearest competitor with 27 and more than four times all competitors combined.
The U.S. Amateur provides further proof that tournament time is Titleist time for professional and amateur golfers alike – from the PGA Tour and worldwide pro tours, to the PGA Professional National Championship and all levels of competitive amateur golf.
At the six USGA Amateur Championships played over the last two months – the boys' and girls' U.S. Juniors, men's and women's U.S. Public Links Championships and men's and women's U.S. Amateurs – a combined total of 879 players chose the unmatched performance and consistency of Titleist golf balls, as compared to 86 for the nearest competitor.
At the U.S. Amateur, in addition to being the top choice in golf balls, Titleist was also the tee-to-green favorite across ever major golf club category, including: drivers (98); fairway metals and hybrids (200); iron sets (116); approach, sand and lob wedges (387); and putters (128).
Below are the Titleist golf ball counts versus the nearest competitor at the last six USGA Amateur Championships, as well as the men's and women's Division I National Championships:


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Rite Aid Corp. has promoted Tony Montini executive vice president of merchandising.
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CAMP HILL, Pa. – Rite Aid Corp. has promoted Tony Montini executive vice president of merchandising.
In addition, Rite Aid said Monday that it has appointed Bryan Shirtliff to the new position of senior vice president of merchandising.
Montini most recently served as senior vice president of category management. In his new post, he will oversee field merchandising and the retailer's new store format development on top of his current responsibilities for category management, according to Rite Aid. He continues to report to chief operating officer Ken Martindale.
Rite Aid's new store formats include wellness stores, value+ stores and co-branded Save-A-Lot/Rite Aid stores.
"Tony has done a terrific job this past year in strengthening our category management department and further building upon our strong relationships with suppliers," Martindale said in a statement. "With his broad-based retail experience and expertise in chain drug merchandising and marketing, he will be a great asset in strengthening our field merchandising capabilities and continuing the development of the new store formats that are part of our segmentation strategy."
Montini joined Rite Aid in February 2010 as senior vice president of category management after serving as executive vice president and COO of the national advertising agency Marc USA, which has been the drug store chain's agency of record since 1979. His prior Rite Aid experience includes serving as senior vice president of category management from 2002 through 2003 and as the retailer's vice president of purchasing from 1987 through 1989.
Montini's retail experience also includes serving as senior vice president and general merchandise manager for the drug store business at K-Mart as well as executive merchandising positions with the former Revco and Reliable drug chains. He also served as senior vice president of sales for the vitamin manufacturer Leiner Health Products.
Meanwhile, Shirtliff, currently senior vice president of business development, now will also be responsible for front-end merchandising, as well as continue his duties overseeing the company's store segmentation initiatives, Rite Aid said. He will report to Montini.
Shirtliff was named senior vice president of business development early last year after having served as senior vice president of category management. In the newly created position, he was charged with developing merchandising initiatives to support Rite Aid's store segmentation strategy, which involves grouping stores with similar characteristics and creating a business plan for each group.