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AT THE MASTERS, EVERY SHOT COUNTS WITH TITLEIST.Angel Cabrera Wins First Green Jacket in Three-Way Pro V1x Playoff.
Angel Cabrera
Fairhaven, MA (April 13, 2009) - When the Masters went into a three-way playoff, who would win his first green jacket was still in question. His golf ball was not. Angel Cabrera relied upon the New 2009 Pro V1x to top fellow Titleist loyalists Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell and captured his second career major. In fact, the top four finishers and 10 of the 16 qualifiers for next year's Masters, all trusted their games to Titleist golf balls for their success. The dramatic finish was further proof that when one shot can decide a major championship, the ball you play makes a difference. That's why more players choose the superior performance of Titleist, the #1 ball in golf.
Kenny Perry
- Cabrera and Perry shared the overnight lead, and both players shot 1-under 71 to finish at 12-under 276. Playing a group ahead, Campbell fired a 3-under 69 to finish at 276. Campbell was eliminated on the first extra hole after his six-foot putt for par slid past the right edge. Cabrera won on the second playoff hole, the 10th at Augusta National, with a two-putt par. It marks the second major championship win for Cabrera who captured the 2007 U.S. Open at Oakmont.
- Shingo Katayama (New 2009 Pro V1x) shot a final round 4-under 68 to claim fourth place at 10-under 278, as the top four finishers all relied upon the Titleist Pro V1x golf ball.
- Making his Masters debut, Titleist Brand Ambassador John Merrick fired a final round 6-under 66 to finish as one of four players tied for 6th at 8-under 280, including fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Steve Stricker.
- What's in John Merrick's Bag?: Pro V1x, 907D2 driver (8.5), 906F3 fairway metal (15.0), 909H hybrid (19.0), ZM irons (3-P), Vokey Design sand (54) and lob (60) wedges, Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport putter.
- What's in Steve Stricker's Bag?: Pro V1, 909D3 driver (8.5), 906F2 fairway metal (13.0), 585H utility metal (17.0), 755 irons (3-P), Vokey Design sand (54) and lob (60) wedges.
- Of the players who earned an invitation to next year's Masters based on their Top 16 finish, 10 were Titleist golf ball loyalists. Joining Cabrera, Perry, Campbell, Katayama, Merrick and Stricker are: Hunter Mahan (T10/New 2009 Pro V1x), Camilo Villegas (T13/New 2009 Pro V1), Geoff Ogilvy (T15/New 2009 Pro V1) and Todd Hamilton (T15/New 2009 Pro V1).
Chad Campbell
- Masters Milestone: Titleist Pro V1x loyalist Chad Campbell started the first round with five consecutive birdies, marking the first time that has ever been done.
- Titleist was the most played golf ball at the Masters with 52 players, more than three times the nearest competitor with 13, and more than all other golf balls combined. Titleist was also first in iron sets (21) and sand, lob and approach wedges (63).
- Cabrera's win marks the third straight major title for Titleist golf ball players. He follows Padraig Harrington's consecutive victories at the 2008 British Open and PGA Championship playing the Pro V1x golf ball.
- Cabrera's win marks the second consecutive week that the New Pro V1x golf ball has been the choice of a major winner. Last week, Brittany Lincicome captured her first career major on the LPGA Tour with a win at the Kraft Nabisco Championship playing the New 2009 Pro V1x.
WORLDWIDE WINS: Cabrera's win at the Masters marks the 40th for Titleist golf ball players across the worldwide professional tours, that is more than four times the nearest competitor with 9, and more than all other golf balls combined. It also marks the 9th win on the 2009 PGA TOUR, three times more than the nearest competitor with 3.
TITLEIST TOUR BLOG: For daily inside-the-ropes notes, video, player and equipment information from across the worldwide professional tours, please visit the Titleist Tour Blog at: http://titleistblog.com/
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TITLEIST GOLF CLUB LEADERBOARD: To learn about Titleist's golf club success on the PGA Tour, the PGA Professional National Championship and at major amateur events throughout the year, visit the Titleist Golf Club leaderboard at: http://www.titleist.com/leaderboard/default.asp
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Water bridgeFebruary 25th, 2009 by Gene
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People have been building bridges for thousands of years, but there's never been a bridge quite like a new one in Germany. We'll check it out, today on Engineering Works!
Think about famous bridges and what do you get? The Golden Gate Bridge. The Brooklyn Bridge. Verrazano-Narrows. If you're an engineer, you might come up with the Tacoma Narrows bridge. Some are beautiful. Some cross spaces that are especially wide or deep.
The new bridge in Germany is pretty strange. First, instead of pavement, it carries water — over a river. The Elbe River. And instead of cars and trucks, it carries barges, big cargo barges with loads of anything from fuel oil to gravel or grain. This water bridge connects two important canals in central Germany and it lets the barges avoid having to motor along the Elbe River, which can be slow because parts of the river are pretty shallow. Sometimes the water is too low for the barges to move at all.
Building it was a huge project. It's about half a mile long and deep and wide enough to float barges loaded with 1,500 tons of cargo. Engineers first started thinking about it in 1919. Then World War II and later the Cold War got in the way. But once the German engineers got started, they only spent six years in construction. And $600 million.
Well, our barge is here and it's time to cross our bridge. See you on the other side.
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Students are linked with a member of academic staff–an academic adviser–who provides guidance and support over the course of one semester. In this program we can also connect students to services and networks of support that can continue to assist them throughout their degree program.
Arts on Track program is designed to support students as they deal with any specific difficulties they are experiencing that may be impacting on their academic progress. It will also help students identify strategies that are likely to improve their learning at university, and go on to succeed in their degree programs.
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Reminisce in ActionGraffiti // Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Craig Costello, known by many as Kr, has several photographs hanging at the Moca documenting his late night adventures in the early 90's. Here is a great rare photo of Reminisce painting back then.
Classic S.F.Graffiti // Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Before the endless layers of paint at the San Francisco Muni yards, there was the following Twist and Kr.
Levi's x KR x MOCA Trucker Jacket out June 4Juxtapoz // Thursday, June 02, 2011
Levi's continues their limited edition releases of artist-designed Trucker jackets in conjunction with their partnership with MOCA's "Art In the Streets." On Saturday, June 4, Levi's will release their newest collaborative jacket with NYC-based artist, KR.
Krink Spray Paint the Walls VideoJuxtapoz // Thursday, May 05, 2011
We wrote last month when Craig Costello of KRINK collaborated with G-Shock for a "Spray Paint the Walls" exhibition. Now both entities have released this video of the exhibition, which, watching gallons of paint sprayed on walls by a professional is something that is rather soothing and hypnotic.
Levi's X MOCA Art In the Streets Trucker JacketsStreet Art // Monday, April 18, 2011
To coincide with Levi's Film Workshop inside the Geffen Contemporary where the Art In the Streets exhibition is taken place, Levi's has collaborated with artists in the show to create limited-edition artist designed Trucker Jackets. The series will feature Andre, Chaz Bojorquez, CRASH, Keith Haring, KR, Neckface, Lady Pink, REVOK, Kenny Scharf and Shepard Fairey. More after the jump . . .
KRINK x G-Shock "Spray Paint the Walls" VideoJuxtapoz // Sunday, April 10, 2011
We just saw what Craig Costello has in store for the world at MOCA (you will see soon as well), and here we have what Costello and his KRINK brand did with G-Shock last night (April 9) in Manhattan. HighSnobiety captured photos of the exhibition, titled appropriately, "Spray Paint the Walls." Video and images after the jump . . .
Exit x Krink x Absolut Vodka Video 3 of 3Juxtapoz // Wednesday, December 22, 2010
We finish off the coverage of the Krink x Absolut x Exit Magazine collaboration today, as our NYC Graffiti subscriber cover artist just sent us the last video installment. Check the video after the jump . . .
Exit X Krink X Absolut Vodka Video 2 of 3Juxtapoz // Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Now we view part 2 of 3 of the Krink x Exit x Absolut collaboration, this time looking a little further down the line of the project. The full collaboration is in Exit Magazine this month, but the process behind the scenes is always interesting, especially when watching KR work with his signature product. More after the jump . . .


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Kitty is waiting for his forever home at St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center.
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Meet Kitty
This handsome boy is Kitty. He was surrendered to the shelter well over a year ago and is patiently waiting for the right family to discover him. Kitty always looks so serious but don't let that reserved appearance fool you. He is as sweet as can be and will gladly curl up in your lap with very little coaxing. Kitty is a mature 11 years of age and a member of the shelter's Red Collar Society which qualifies him for a special adoption donation.
Please visit with this handsome kitty and give him a second chance for a forever home.
For more information on Kitty, call St. Hubert's Animal Shelter at 973-377-2295 or visit 7 days a week at 575 Woodland Ave., Madison. Hours: noon to 4 p.m. Sunday to Tuesday and noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday to Saturday.
Meet Mary
Mary is a 9-week-old kitten in foster care. Mary and her brother, Joseph, are super sweet and loving. They were bottle fed since they were found without a mother and love people and other cats. Mary and Joseph love belly rubs, are playful and love to purr up a storm.
To find out more - stop by our pet adoptions or contact Claudine at 973-886-1485 or email@example.com.
Meet Chantilly
This is Chantilly, from Eleventh Hour Rescue, and doesn't she have a pretty face? And a wiggle in her walk too! She is a perfect companion for a single working person or a couple with teenagers. She is affectionate, well-trained, clean, and fully housebroken. Her foster Dad reports that she will always stop whatever she's doing for the chance to share some love and affection. Chantilly is a two-year-old Airedale Terrier/Retriever mix, intelligent, eager to please and train. She's playful, and the volunteers who work with her all fall in love, won't you be next? To read more about Chantilly, to see all of our adoptable pets, or to make a donation, please visit www.ejrdogs.org or call 973-664-0865.
Meet Arla
This cutie pie is Arla! She is 9-10 weeks old & is bursting with affection. She would be a wonderful addition to any home. If you have a furever home for this pet, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com and request an adoption application. www.fhdr.petfinder.com
Meet Smilin' Lucy
Lucy is a 4-year-old Pit Bull mix who is loyal, affectionate and smart. She knows some commands such as sit and down and easily does them for a reward. She is very attentive to her human, loves to be close and often will lay right at her owner's feet. Lucy will come when called and loves to give kisses. Lucy is such a sweet girl who would love to find her new permanent home. She is presently in a foster home so please call before coming to see her. Lucy is spayed and up-to-date on all of her vaccinations.
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Willie Eugene 'Gene' Cox
Services for Mr. Cox will be 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 2, at Sellars Funeral Home in Lebanon with the Rev. Danny Sellars officiating. Interment will be in Vesta Cemetery. Visitation will be noon until the service on Wednesday at the funeral home.
Mr. Cox, 84, died Monday, April 30, 2012. He retired as a Maintenance Supervisor for Cedars of Lebanon State Park.
He was preceded in death by: parents, Willie Otis and Bertha McCrary Cox; wife, Cora Lannom Cox; daughter, Sandra Caulder; brother, Claude Cox; and sister, Earlene Cox.
Survivors include: daughter, Sherry (David) Vaughn; grandchildren, Tracy Ward, Ashley Caulder, Chad Locke, Amber Vaughn and Zack Vaughn; great-grandchildren, Brittany Ward, Jordan Stafford, Brook Douglas and Makayla Thompson; and great great-grandchild, Kyleigh Douglas.
Pallbearers will be James Martin Edwards, Odell Oliver, Keith Morris, Tony Caulder, Mikey McClain and Cain Barrett. Honorary Pallbearers will be Bobby Reynolds, Franklin Christian and Bobby McCrary.
David Lee Mason
A Celebration of Life ceremony for Mr. Mason will be 2 p.m. Saturday, May 5, at Sellars Funeral Home in Lebanon. Visitation will be 10 a.m. until the service on Saturday at the funeral home.
Mr. Mason, 56, died Saturday, April 28, 2012. He was a 1974 graduate of Father Ryan High School and earned degrees in both Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Nashville Technological College. With a career spanning over 38 years, primarily in the automotive manufacturing industry, he last served as the Quality Manager for MSSC, located in Hopkinsville Ky.
He was preceded in death by: mother, Nancy L. Williams; father, George Peyton Mason; and grandmother, Jeanette Lee.
Survivors include: wife of 24 years, Penelope; daughters, Andrea (Nathan) Morris and Paige Mason; siblings, Elaine (Steve) Pedigo, Tommy (Loretta) Mason, Melanie Phillips, Mike (Sheila) Williams, Mark Williams, Lisa (Perry) Bailey and Charlie Williams; and a multitude of loving extended family, coworkers and friends.
The family would like to thank the caring, compassionate professionals at the Cancer Care Center, Tennessee Oncology, and University Medical Center for fighting tirelessly alongside Mr. Mason.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the American Lung Association (One Vantage Way, Suite D-220, Nashville TN 37228) or Relay for Life.


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Brooklyn Historical Society: Lefferts Collection Online ExhibitI had the pleasure of working with Brooklyn Historical Society to create an online exhibition for their collection: "An American Family Grows in Brooklyn." The project showcases the Lefferts Family Papers.
I built this site to include:
- An online image gallery
- Individual item-level views
- Capability to enlarge images to fit screen
- Hi-res collection item download links
- Image filtering and cross-categorizing by tag
- Meta-data displayed for each item
- Ability to add/update site collection items by BHS staff
- An interactive online exhibition with separate navigation
- and more!
"Josh did a fantastic job as designer for BHS's new digital exhibit about the Lefferts family papers. Thanks to his vision, hard work, and creativity, we now have an elegant and usable site to feature our beautiful archival materials and to tell the story of one Brooklyn family's history. I could not have imagined a better outcome. Not only is Josh a remarkably talented designer, he is also a pleasure to work with - responsive, pleasant, and patient. I hope we can work together again!"
Julie Golia
Public Historian, Brooklyn Historical Society
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AntennaPod Is a Free, Feature-Packed Podcast Manager for Android
Android: There's no shortage of great podcast managers for Android, but if you're looking for a solid app that won't cost you a penny, AntennaPod is worth a look. The app packs support for OPML imports and exports, subscriptions via RSS, a homescreen widget player, and more. »


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Jefferson's baseball team found itself in a deep hole Monday.
So, the Bears started climbing.
Erie Mason jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first game of a doubleheader, but Jefferson responded with an eight-run fifth inning to pull out an 8-7 win.
The Bears dominated the second game 15-0.
"I've been telling the guys, 'This team (Mason) is pretty good,'" Jefferson coach Dean Castiglione said. "But I feel like we kind of overlooked them for the first four innings."
Things changed in the fifth when Ryan Bosanac drilled a two-run double and Troy Hart added a two-run single to fuel the rally.
"The kids battled," Castiglione said. "They came off the field in the (top of the) fifth and said, 'It's time, boys. It's time.' My hat is off to them. I told them that's what good teams do. It won't be the last time we have to battle back this season."
Tyler Castiglione had two hits and drove in two runs in the first game. Luke Strazzulla came on in relief and worked out of a bases-loaded jam. He stuck out 10 over the final 3 2/3 innings.
Bosanac tossed a two-hitter in the second game. He struck out seven.
Shawn Voyles, Zach DeSilvis and Travis Lamb had two hits each for the 4-0 Bears.
Peter Trabbic had two hits, three RBI and pitched well in the first game for Mason.
LaRoy throws shutout
OTTAWA LAKE — Gabe LaRoy threw a three-hit shutout as Whiteford opened its season with a 4-0 win over Evergreen (Ohio) Monday.
"He threw real well," Whiteford coach Terry Pant said.
Austin Bischoff and Justin Hughes each went 2-for-3 with an RBI. Joel Crozier doubled.
Defense betrays Carlson
LINCOLN PARK — John Schrieber pitched well for Gibraltar Carlson (0-1), but was the victim of four unearned runs in a 5-2 loss to Lincoln Park Monday.
Schrieber gave up just three hits, did not walk a batter and struck out seven over five innings.
Prep Softball
Whiteford drops opener
WHITEFORD — Whiteford fell short to Evergreen (Ohio) 9-6 during Monday night's season opener.
Gabriella Lanz led the Bobcats with two hits and two RBI. Elizabeth Bond and Bridgette Stone also contributed two RBI.
Bats betray Carlson
LINCOLN PARK — Gibraltar Carlson managed only two hits and lost to Lincoln Park 1-0 in eight innings Monday.
Stephanie Camilleri doubled and Kayla Loving singled for the 1-1 Marauders. Carlson's Alyssa Tsend pitched a great game, allowing four hits.
Prep Tennis
Huron takes fourth
ALLEN PARK — The New Boston Huron girls team took fourth place in the Jaguar Classic Saturday.
Freshman Niki Polce took second place at No. 3 singles. The doubles team of Alex Ciatti and Shannon Straub earned its first win at the varsity level.
"The girls competed very strong and performed better than expected," said Huron coach Corey Chandler.
Assenmacher second
BATTLE CREEK — Hunter Assenmacher of Ida placed second in the recent MYWA State Championships.
He has been invited to participate in the AAU Folkstyle National Tournament and the MYWA Elite Dual Tournament.
Logan Brown and Jonathan Frank of Ida both went 2-2 in the tournament.
Adult Soccer
•.C. Bad triumphs
•.C. Bad took over first place in the Monroe Indoor Adult Coed Soccer League as it triumphed 11-3 over the Misfits Sunday.
Misfits' Brenden Wuebben led with four goals and Matt Johnson added three.
The Pink Ladies (5-2) rolled over Monroe United with Marv Burt scoring three and Amy Groulx adding a goal and an assist for a 10-6 victory.
Prep Soccer
Marauders win on road
DEARBORN – The Gibraltar Carlson girls added another win to their 3-1 record with a 3-1 win over Dearborn Edsel Ford.
Carlson's Kristina Torres and Chelsea Stefanic each added a goal. Sarah Torok also had a goal and an assist.
The Marauders invite Allen Park to Carlson for their home-opener Wednesday.
Prep lacrosse
Bedford rolls
BEDFORD — Bedford's boys triumphed over Romulus 14-1 for their first win of the season.
Aaron Zimmerman led with five goals and Mitch Pawlak added four. Hunter Ringer, Zane Smith, and Grant Meade also played well for the Mules.
It was Coach Brandon White's first career win.
Reserve Soccer
Monroe blanks Bears
Arica Miller and Alex Taylor had a goal and an assist Monday as Monroe blanked Jefferson 6-0.
Sydney Stewart, Grace Stadler, Jaci Morr and Johneisha Alamo also scored and Megan Brady picked up two assists. Amy Smith recorded the shutout and Kara Vensel played solid defense for the Trojans.
Monroe reserve team won 2-0 for its first victory of the season. Meg Martell and Sabrina Sulfaro each added a goal and Jane Patterson recorded her first career-win shutout in goal.
Monroe Titans reign
CANTON, Ohio — The Monroe Titans eighth-grade boys travel team defeated Massillon (Ohio) 58-39 Sunday in the championship game of the Canton Tournament.
Drew Sconochia led with 18 points, Nick Friar scored 12 and Rodney Wendler 10. Brad Shinevarre and Justin Carrabino led the defense.
Mules take two
CANTON — Eric Hotchkiss had four hits and three RBI as Bedford took a doubleheader from Plymouth 9-2 and 6-0 Monday. Jacob Asura pitched a shutout in the nightcap and Derek Shepard drove in three runs with three hits.


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Trooper is unhurt after rollover crash near Issaquah
December 5, 2011
By Warren Kagarise
UPDATED — 10 a.m. Dec. 5, 2011
A state trooper rolled a patrol cruiser on eastbound Interstate 90 early Monday east of Issaquah amid foggy and icy conditions.
The incident occurred at about 3 a.m. as Trooper Casey Myers, 28, neared the end of his shift and hit a patch of black ice. The patrol cruiser veered off the roadway and then rolled into a roadside embankment.
The six-year veteran trooper did not sustain injuries in the crash, but he later checked into Overlake Hospital Medical Center in Bellevue as a precaution.
The state Department of Transportation also treated roads to combat ice, but crews responded to ice-related crashes on Eastside roads.
Officials used the incident as a reminder to motorists to use caution on icy roads.
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Driving too fast for conditions? Destruction of public property? If it was anyone else they'd get the book thrown at them.
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After reading John Knezovichs column (Jobless solutions only feed the wealthiest, Jan. 15) I dont believe Ill be contacting him to do my taxes.
He complained about long-term unemployment benefits not being renewed for 1.3 million people. To Mr. Knezovich, I must ask the question, how long should we pay people not to work? When we first extended unemployment several years ago, the program was sold as a temporary program. As we all know, people were paid up to 99 weeks before their benefits expired. Should we extend the program to 199 weeks? Many people tend to avoid low-paying jobs as long as they are receiving Unemployment Compensation benefits. Research shows that people unemployed longer than six months end up being permanently unemployed.
Mr. Knezovich and others talk about the value of the unemployment checks because the checks are spent locally and they are good for the economy. Well, if that is the case, shouldnt we increase the amount of compensation to, say, $600 per week. That would really spur the economy. If we can give away $6 billion every 3 months, why not $12 billion?
Finally Mr. Knezovich says that Congress should immediately implement a full array of public work projects for civil infrastructure. I seem to remember a trillion-dollar stimulus package known as the Obama stimulus package, which was supposed to rebuild our infrastructure. All it did was increase the debt. And so I ask Mr. Knezovich one final question. Who pays the bill for this program?
The government does not create jobs. The best thing the government can do is make it easier for businesses to get started.
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Upside-down storms can do damage too...
As the Pacific Northwest deals with a stretch of stormy weather this week, I suppose it could be worse.
A frequent blog reader who is living here now but from New Zealand sent me a great article highlighting a storm that rolled into Wellington on March 12.
The photos there are incredible, but check out these videos I found on YouTube documenting the storm as it rolled onshore. (Some of these are sped up in time lapse format):
Wind gusts in the storm were measured at 130 km/hr (about 80 mph), along with 4,300 lightning strikes and about an inch of rain within a few hours.
But what, as the headline alludes, makes this an "upside-down" storm? Well, it's tongue-in-cheek. In the Southern Hemisphere, storms spin clockwise, as opposed to counter-clockwise here due to the reversal of the Coriolis Force. (It's the same reason why toilets flush backwards in Australia, right? Umm, wrong!.)
Plus, since the Southern Hemisphere is inverted from the Northern Hemisphere -- i.e., the north is warm and the south is cold, the storms "appear" on satellite to be upside down to the regular Northern Hemisphere viewer.
Want proof? Here is a recent satellite image showing a storm off the southwest Australian coast. And below that is an image from our storm on Friday. See how it's flipped?
But not matter which way the storm is pointing or spinning, Mother Nature sure can be ornery!


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2 Replies Latest reply: Nov 21, 2012 4:01 AM by Vusi Nkomo
1. Re: Golf analyticsAndy Cotgreave Aug 24, 2012 9:20 AM (in response to Andy Cotgreave)
I added some more analytics. Now I've got a dashboard that shows your "gold" and "brown" rounds - these are traditionally the round you could have played if you take your best score from each hole over the tournament. The brown round is the opposite - how bad could it have been:
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Love this...had a demo with a golf estate a few days ago and just sent them a link to the viz to show what is possible...really cool


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Numpad 1: Unlimited HealthNumpad 2: Unlimited EnergyNumpad 3: Super SpeedNumpad 4: Super JumpNumpad 5: Tactical SynergyNumpad 6: Mega AmmoNumpad 7: No ReloadNumpad 8: InvisibleNumpad 9: Increased AccuracyNumpad 0: Unlimited InventoryNumpad *: Zoom 2 LevelsNumpad -: Save PositionNumpad +: TeleportNumpad .: Undo TeleportNumpad /: ALL OFFF5 Key: 99 Nano Upgrade Points
As has become too common, the developers of this game have addedmultiple scanners to this game to detect if the game has beentampered with. If these scanners detect the trainer manipulatingthe game it will immediately close the game. Therefore, we suggestthat you turn on options only when needed and sparingly. Also, betweenmissions, we suggest you use the ALL OFF option to reset the trainerto ALL OPTIONS OFF.
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The trainer doesnt work when I am in the game. I have to alt-tab so that I am at desktop and press F1 but then game closes directly doesn't matter in which level/mission I am...
Would be best if you could improve the trainer so it doesn't close the game...
Open trainerOpen gameGet to main screen and press F1NothingPress f1 againNothingSlow button mash of f1 (as in prod, wait, prod, wait, prod, wait)General button mash of f1Game crashes'Trainer activated'Face Palm
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Any clues or am I flogging a dead horse?
(if so will sell the horse as beef and make some money :P)
Sadly unless people start telling these company's they don't like this new trend by not handing over their wallets it will continue and in fact get worse.
In the old days you hit the ~ key typed god and your set. Then you had to enabled the console through commands. Then you had to edit ini files. Then you had to get trainers. Then you HAD to pay the company more money. I fear whats next. It's really sad just how much these company's really don't want you to enjoy yourself. If it wasn't for cheathappens i wouldn't even play games any more, honestly. ( love you guys ) Keep up the good fight. I have a feeling the anti cheat checks in single player games will only be getting worse and worse.
And you know whats worse than anything. This trend has one purpose. To make a product that you will not enjoy. But that you will buy just because it's a sequel and the previous title was good. And then make you pay more money to enjoy the product you already paid good money for in the first place. Just like the season pass for dlc i expect extra resource packs or cheat packs soon coming from EA or Activison/Blizzard to a origin/steam near you.That being said trainer works great for me so long as i disable it in-between levels
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Hawaii Pacific University freshman Peter Michnev of the Czech Republic upset No. 5 seed Alex Satschko of Germany to advance in the qualifying draw of the Honolulu Challenger tennis tournament yesterday.
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Memorial Hall, Harvard University
View from southwest showing Annenberg Hall (foreground) and Memorial Transept (right). Sanders Theater is out of view beyond Memorial Transept.
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Memorial Hall, immediately north of Harvard Yard in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is an imposing High Victorian Gothic building honoring the sacrifices made by Harvard men in defense of the Union during the American Civil War—"a symbol of Boston's commitment to the Unionist cause and the abolitionist movement in America."[2]
Built on a former playing field known as the Delta, it was described by Henry James as consisting of
three main divisions: one of them a theater, for academic ceremonies; another a vast refectory, covered with a timbered roof, hung about with portraits and lighted by stained windows, like the halls of the colleges of Oxford; and the third, the most interesting, a chamber high, dim and severe, consecrated to the sons of the university who fell in the long Civil War.[3]
James' "three divisions" are known today as (respectively) Sanders Theater; Annenberg Hall (formerly Alumni Hall or the Great Hall); and Memorial Transept. Beneath Annenberg Hall, Loker Commons offers a number of student facilities.
Conception and construction[edit]
|Memorial Hall is, in the opinion of the President and Fellows, the most valuable gift the University has ever received, with respect alike to cost, daily usefulness, and moral significance.
— President's Report for 1877–78 [4]
|This happy commemorative creation of the Union ... the great bristling brick Valhalla of the early "seventies," that house of honor and of hospitality which [dispenses] laurels to the dead and dinners to the living.
— Henry James (1905) [5]
... a huge Victorian Gothic barn ...
— Life (1941) [6]
Between 1865 and 1868 an alumni "Committee of Fifty" raised $370,000 (equal to one-twelfth of Harvard's entire endowment at the time) toward a new building in memory of Harvard men who had fought for the Union in the American Civil War—a "Hall of Alumni in which students and graduates might be inspired by the pictured and sculpted presence of her founders, benefactors, faculty, presidents, and most distinguished sons." When, about the same time,[7] a $40,000 bequest was received from Charles Sanders (class of 1802) for "a hall or theatre to be used on [any] public occasion connected with the College, whether literary or festive", a vision was formed of a single building containing a large theater as well as a large open hall, and thus meeting both goals.[7]
A site was found on the "Delta", the triangle bounded by Cambridge, Kirkland, and Quincy Streets. (The Delta having been "the college playground ... here the football games took place",[A] Jarvis Field—an area of about five acres (2 ha) south of Everett Street and west of Oxford Street, now occupied largely by Harvard Law and graduate student housing—was purchased in substitution.)[7] On October 6, 1870 the cornerstone was laid,[8] Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. composing a hymn[B] for the occasion.[9]
The Great Hall and Sanders Theatre were ready for use by 1875, and in May 1878 the Committee of Fifty notified the President and Fellows that the project was complete and the premises ready for formal transfer to the university. On July 8 the President and Fellows unanimously voted to "accept with profound gratitude this splendid and precious gift."[4]
Architecture and facilities[edit]
The building's High Victorian Gothic design, by alumni William Robert Ware and Henry Van Brunt, was selected in a blind competition. A 1907 publication gives dimensions of 305 by 113 feet, with a height of 190 feet at the tower;[8] a 2012 source gave a height of 195 feet, making it the ninth-tallest building in Cambridge at that time.[10] Its 1970 National Historic Landmark designation recognized it one of the nation's most dramatic examples of High Victorian Gothic architecture.[11]
A general restoration was carried out between 1987 and 1996;[12][13] the tower (completed 1877 and destroyed by fire in 1956) was rebuilt in 1999.[14]
Annenberg Hall[edit]
What was originally known as Alumni Hall[citation needed]—nine thousand square feet shaped by massive wooden trusses, walnut paneling, and a blue, stenciled ceiling—was dedicated in 1874.
Originally intended for formal occasions such as alumni dinners, it was almost immediately converted to a dining commons, and was for fifty years the college's main dining hall (charging, in 1884, $3.97 for a month's meals).[15] In 1893 the Harvard Graduates Magazine described "the throngs of men who, at one o'clock, are to be seen racing across the yard from Harvard, Boylston, and Sever [Halls], striving to reach [Memorial] Hall ahead of slower competitors for vacant seats at the overtaxed tables".[16] But "as the center of University life moved south toward the Charles, [the dining commons] became less popular and closed in 1925" [17] (see Harvard College § House system) after which Alumni Hall saw mostly light use, typically as a venue for dances, banquets, examinations, and the like.
During World War II the Crimson reported[17] that "the Great Hall" was being used "in winter-time for the 6 o'clock in the morning calisthenics of the [military] Chaplain's School" (though without explaining why Harvard Divinity students had been singled out for this treatment) and intimated that Stevens Laboratory, in the basement, "is doing secret work in acoustics."
After extensive renovations, in 1996 the space was renamed Annenberg Hall and supplanted, as the freshmen dining hall, the Harvard Union, which had performed that function during most of the intervening time.[13]
Memorial Transept[edit]
The Memorial Transept [2,600 square feet (240 m2)] consists of a 60-foot-high (18 m) gothic vault above a marble floor, black walnut paneling and stenciled walls, a large stained-glass over each of two exterior doors, and—commemorating 136 Harvard men who died fighting for the Union—twenty-eight white tablets,
tablets to one after another of the many who thus died—a thrilling list. One sees such old New England names as Peabody, Wadsworth, and Bowditch; one sees the name of Fletcher Webster; one sees that an Edward Revere died at Antietam and a Paul Revere at Gettysburg.[18]
(Confederate deaths are not represented.) Memorial Transept acts as a vestibule for Sanders Theater.
Sanders Theater[edit]
Sanders Theater (substantially completed in 1875) was inspired by Christopher Wren's Sheldonian Theatre. Renowned for its superior acoustics, and with 1166 seats Harvard's largest meeting place,[clarification needed] Sanders is in great demand for lectures, concerts, ceremonies and conferences. Winston Churchill, Theodore Roosevelt, Martin Luther King, Jr, and Mikhail Gorbachev have spoken there.
Sanders features John La Farge's stained-glass window Athena Tying a Mourning Fillet; statues of James Otis (by Thomas Crawford) and Josiah Quincy III (by William Wetmore Story) flank the stage. The exterior gables display busts of great orators: Demosthenes, Cicero, John Chrysostom, Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet, William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, Edmund Burke, and Daniel Webster.[19]
Sanders contributed in an unusual way to the early work of Wallace Sabine, considered the founder of architectural acoustics. In 1895, tasked with improving the dismal acoustical performance of the Fogg Museum's lecture hall, Sabine carried out a series of nocturnal experiments there, using hundreds of seat cushions borrowed from nearby Sanders as sound-absorbent material—each night's work being limited by the requirement that the cushions be back in Sanders before the start of morning lectures. The scientific unit of sound absorption, the sabin, is very close to the absorption provided by one Sanders Theater cushion.[20]
Loker Commons[edit]
Beneath Annenberg Hall, Loker Commons offers a student pub, music practice spaces, and other facilities.
Twenty-two stained-glass windows, installed between 1879 and 1902, include several by John La Farge, Louis Comfort Tiffany Studios, Donald MacDonald, and Sarah Wyman Whitman.[21]
Original backdrop to John Harvard statue[edit]
The John Harvard statue was originally (1884) installed before Memorial Hall's west façade, but in 1924 it was moved to its current location on the west side of University Hall. Memorial Hall being still, at the time, the college dining hall, a Harvard Lampoon cartoon showed "John Harvard" dismounting his plinth, chair in tow, and holding his nose because he "couldn't stand the smell of 'Mem' any longer".[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- List of National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts
- National Register of Historic Places listings in Cambridge, Massachusetts
- ^ "During the nineteenth century, Kirkland street went by the name of 'Professors' Row' ... On the south side of the street was the college playground, the "Delta," so called from its shape being that of the Greek letter, bounded by Kirkland, Cambridge and Quincy streets. Here the football games took place." [8] In the 1960s Kirkland Street was truncated in conjunction with construction of the Science Center, so that the Delta no longer exists as an isolated city block.[citation needed]
- ^ Holmes' hymn:[citation needed]
Not with the anguish of hearts that are breaking / Come we as mourners to weep for our dead;
Grief in our breasts has grown weary with aching, / Green is the turf where our tears we have shed.
While o'er their marbles the mosses are creeping / Stealing each name and its record away.
Give their proud story to memory's keeping, / Shrined in the temple we hallow today.
Hushed are their battlefields, ended their marches. / Deaf are their ears to the drumbeat of mourn--
Rise from the sod ye far columns and arches! / Tell their bright deeds to the ages unborn.
Emblem and legend may fade from the portal, / Keystone may crumble and portal may fall;
They were the builders whose work is immortal, / Crowned with the dome that is over us all.
- ^ Staff (2007-01-23). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ Douglass Shand-Tucci, Richard Cheek. Harvard University: an architectural tour. Princeton Architectural Press (2001)
- ^ Henry James. The Bostonians.
- ^ a b Appendix II: Transfer of Memorial Hall, President's Report for 1877–78, Harvard University, pp. 145–147.
- ^ Henry James, "New England: an Autumn Impression.–III." North American Review, v. 180 n. 6. June, 1905. p.808
- ^ Harvard: America's Great University Now Leads the World Life, vol. 10, no. 18 (May 5, 1941), cover, pp. 22, 89–99 at p. 95.
- ^ a b c d "History of Memorial Hall". Fas.harvard.edu. Retrieved 2015-03-30.
- ^ a b c Hannah Winthrop Chapter, D.A.R. (1907). Historic Guide to Cambridge (Second ed.). p. 163.
- ^ Wilson, Susan (2003). Boston Sites and Insights: An Essential Guide to Historic Landmarks. Boston, MA: Beacon Press. pp. 126–127. ISBN 0-8070-7135-8. Retrieved 11 January 2010.
- ^ "Cambridge's tallest buildings - Top 20". Emporis.com. Retrieved 14 November 2012.
- ^ "NHL nomination for Memorial Hall, Harvard University" (PDF). National Park Service. Retrieved 2015-02-27.
- ^ "December 2011 meeting notes | Boston Society of Architects". Architects.org. 2011-03-09. Retrieved 2012-11-05.
- ^ a b Office for the Arts at Harvard: Annenberg Hall; Aug. 15, 2011 http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~memhall/annenberg.html
- ^ "Restored"; John Harvard's Journal, 1999 http://harvardmagazine.com/1999/03/jhj.restored.html
- ^ "Fact and Rumor", Harvard Crimson, November 15, 1884.
- ^ "The University. The Progress of the Year", Harvard Graduates Magazine I (3), April 1893: 419
- ^ a b Services Use Mem Hall for Cal, Drill, Classes, Movies: 70 Year Old Building Was College Center Harvard Crimson. August 24, 1943. Retrieved November 10, 2012.
- ^ a b Shackleton, Robert. The Book of Boston (1916), p. 235.
- ^ Description of Exterior of Sanders Theater from the Office for the Arts at Harvard
- ^ Smith, David Lee. Environmental Issues for Architecture. (unpaginated)
- ^ Christopher Reed, War and Peace: A stained-glass window in Harvard's Memorial Hall Harvard Magazine, January–February 2010.
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But Bertrand may be the finest of the lot. Though unquestionably committed to his religious beliefs, the creator of Roland March would be bored by a protagonist who lacked human frailties or believed he had all the answers. The character is not even a practicing Christian in the three novels he has appeared in to date. Bertrand is so attracted to antiheroes that, when he lists his favorite British TV detectives on his website, he almost apologizes for including the unambiguous straight-arrow sleuth of Foyle's War.
The first novel in the March series, Back on Murder (2010), begins with the very bloody murder of gang-connected loan shark Octavio Morales, the graphic description of whose body immediately clues in the reader that this isn't a novel likely to have sold to Bethany Fellowship. More reassuring is the summary of the Houston cops as less foul-mouthed than their Dallas counterparts, who star in their own reality show: "And no matter who you are—a shirtless banger with enough ink on your skin to write a circuit court appeal or a corner skank in a skintight halter—we'll address you as sir or ma'am."
However, March adds, "We are polite not because we are polite, but because we want to send you to Huntsville for the balance of your natural life, or even stick you with that needle of fate."
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To his credit, he looks me straight in the eye. Set deep in that uncomplicated face, its perfect symmetry exuding all-American innocence, his gaze seems incongruous, darkened by an unearned seriousness, the sort brought on by books and too many grave conversations. . . . [He] somehow manages to project an old man's world-weariness, an acquaintance with pain that contradicts his unlined skin.
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The Michigan coaching staff got its first shot with Woodbridge (Va.) defensive end DaShawn Hand during the weekend, and the top prospect in the country had an excellent trip to Ann Arbor.
Hand was in town for the first time, along with his high school coach, father, and a few of his coachs friends, who helped with the eight-hour drive from the Washington, D.C., area.
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Michigan already had made the list of Hands top five schools -- along with Alabama, Virginia Tech, Florida and South Carolina, with North Carolina not far behind. He had solid relationships with head coach Brady Hoke and defensive coordinator Greg Mattison before the visit.
Now that hes familiar with Michigan, the Wolverines stand a good chance in Hands recruitment. He plans to return to Ann Arbor for an official visit in the fall.
"I'm not comparing schools right now," Hand said. "I'm just experiencing each one. Once I go to all five schools, then I can compare them. I'm just taking it slow again. I'm not making any sudden moves. I'm going to chill out, focus on school and train."
The 6-foot-4, 245-pounder already has been named a five-star prospect by rivals.com. The Wolverines have one defensive line commitment among their four early pledges: Salt Lake City tackle Bryan Mone.
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