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DUBLIN, Ohio — The Americans are assured of being in the lead going into the final round of the rain-plagued Presidents Cup.
Zach Johnson holed out from the 15th fairway for eagle to complete a swift turnaround in foursomes and give the Americans yet another point toward winning the Presidents Cup for the fifth straight time.
Johnson and Jason Dufner won six of eight holes to go from 2 down to a 4-and-3 win over Richard Sterne and Marc Leishman. That was the only foursomes match that finished before it became too dark to play Saturday at Muirfield Village.
But this much was clear — the Americans are in control and have been the whole way.
Another rain delay kept the matches from finishing for the second straight day, this time because of the work needed to drain the saturated golf course. The four matches were to resume this morning, followed by an early start to the 12 singles matches because of more rain in the forecast.
The win by Johnson and Dufner gave the Americans an 11½-6½ lead, meaning they were assured at least a one-point lead going into singles. Since the Presidents Cup began in 1994, no team has ever trailed going into singles and won outright. The Americans were three points behind in 2003 and rallied for that infamous tie in South Africa.
"The U.S. has really been unrelenting," International captain Nick Price said. "They have just played superbly the last three days. Any slip from us and we find ourselves one or two down very quickly."
The final hour was another example of that.
Early in the foursomes session, the board was filled with blue International scores on the front nine. Steve Stricker and Bill Haas warmed up their putters and went from 1 down to a 2-up lead through 10 holes. Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley, who rallied earlier in a fourballs match to win, were 3 down through seven holes when Mickelson made two big putts that led to them squaring the match through 14 holes.
Tiger Woods and Matt Kuchar, undefeated in all three matches they have played this week, were 2 down against Ernie Els and Brendon de Jonge through nine holes. Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel were 3 up over Webb Simpson and Brandt Snedeker through 12 holes.
"We're still in pretty good shape," Price said. "If we can turn one of these games around tomorrow, it would make our life a lot easier going into singles."
But not that easy. The Americans have a 5-1-3 advantage in the singles session at the Presidents Cup, the only loss coming in 2007 at Royal Montreal when they started the final round with a seven-point lead.
The International team was doing well to stay in range until one session put it in a big hole.
Woods hit an approach into 5 feet for birdie on the 13th, Kuchar finally made a putt with a 7-foot birdie on the 14th and Woods drilled a fairway metal that landed with a splat on the 15th green just 4 feet below the cup. He crouched and extended his arms as he marched along, another signature shot for him at this event. The conceded eagle completed a stretch that took them from 1 down to 2 up with three holes to play. They closed out Adam Scott and Hideki Matsuyama with Kuchar's birdie on the 18th.
Snedeker and Hunter Mahan held on in a tough match against Oosthuizen and Schwartzel, winning 2 up.
"In the morning, we played exceedingly well," U.S. captain Fred Couples said.
The Americans wound up going 4-1 in the fourballs scheduled for Saturday morning. It was the most lopsided session this week, but it was enough to make the International team face another tough climb if it wants to take home the gold cup it has won only one time — 15 years ago.
"We had close games that went the U.S. way," Price said. "We've still got another 17 points left. That's what I keep telling the guys. They're a little down after what happened this morning."
The lone International win in fourballs came from Day and DeLaet, who gave Stricker and 20-year-old Jordan Spieth their first loss. The American tandem of young and old — Stricker at 46 is the oldest player on either team — fell behind for the first time all week. Stricker's birdie on the 15th tied the match, only for DeLaet to stuff his tee shot into 6 feet for birdie on the 16th for a lead they held.
The rain could cause problems with pairings for both captains. Earlier Saturday as they were making the lineup for Saturday afternoon fourballs, both captains were watching video of matches still being completed. Price might need to load the front of his lineup with some of his strongest players, but some of them have the most holes to complete this morning.
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Volume 87, Issue 15, pages 2757–2762, December 2007
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Rembiałkowska, E. (2007), Quality of plant products from organic agriculture. J. Sci. Food Agric., 87: 2757–2762. doi: 10.1002/jsfa.3000
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Ever since I visited the Netherlands and learned this great Dutch meatball recipe from my reader Reinier, I always stick to it when I make meatballs. Delicious! Delicious! Thank you Reinier for teaching me your traditional meatball recipe!
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Getting the scale of the thing into photos was hard given the closeness of the river and the interstate highway and the rail line. But that's why Taylor built his expanded brewery here, wasn't it. Transportation. Craig and I crawled around the place last evening. We think it is the building to the …
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More books in the mail today. Books on colonial American economics - trade and agriculture. As Craig pointed out the other day, the last third of the 1600s and the first two thirds of the 1700s is the last bit of the story of Albany ale and associated Hudson Valley brewing that we have been … read more »
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North Country Public Radio On NY State Hops
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Before there was a beer nerd in me there was a radio nerd. When we moved to these borderlands at the east end of the Great Lakes, I immediately searched the dial for US public radio stations and, finding three, struck a bargain with NCPR that if they continue to make great local radio I will …
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Rather good of The New York Times to take on the question of "what New York City beer can is considered the most valuable as a collectible?" in today's paper. Results included: • Liebmann's Beer, a flat-top can from the 1930s from Liebmann Breweries in Brooklyn, the brewer of Rheingold Beer. A …
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Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, February 3, 2013 in Albany Ale Project, New York, Ingredients, Techniques and Packaging, Beer History, Lore and Traditions - 7 comments
You ever wonder why the reference you find after two and a half years took two and a half years to find? Look at this: • Their best Liquors are Fiall, Passado, and Madera Wines, the former are sweetish, the latter a palish Claret, very spritely and generous, two shillings a Bottle; their best … read more »
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Last November, I suggested that one intention of the settlement of the Hudson Valley of New York in the first half of the 1600s was to set up an agricultural colony that might supply other colonial efforts with particular products. One of the books I have obtained as part of this idle bit of slow …
New York: Gordon Biersch, Destiny USA, CNY
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I would love to tell you how the beer was at the Gordon Biersch at the mega mall... or is it small city... known as Destiny USA in Syracuse, NY. Because it opens tomorrow apparently. And I was down there today. Squinting through a window I think I learned that beers are four bucks a pint which is …


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[quote:Ranger XRay:MV8yMDE2MTYzXzMzODgzNjc4X0FDRDMwMzAw] Perhaps. However, nothing is as easy as it appears. Especially when a govt as unpredictable as the DPRK is when the possibility of nukes flying might come into play. China's influence on the regime is strong, but not that strong and Russia is looked at with derision. It's no big secret that Russia and China look unfavorably at each other. Alliances of convenience can fall apart at a moments notice. Much hangs in the balance of brinksmanship. A bloody tinderbox it is. [/quote]
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After reading this article and looking into how things on the Korean Peninsula is degenerating, this literal arms race between the North(DPRK) & South(ROK) is about to reach a point of no return. Much like how the Middle East is ready to go boom on a very short fuse that is already lit and primed, I can see the very same thing happening in Korea, but with more devastating results that neither country's could contemplate. Their neighbors in China(PRC), Japan, and Russia are quite worried, to think otherwise is sheer denial on their parts. Lots of diplomatic talk can be a confusing issue. Sorting through the bullshit language can be a tedious issue, but there are underlying worries that are involved here. The DPRK is living insanity on a scale that most people just cannot seem to comprehend, the Stalinst POV is old and dead in the modern age save for the North. It's all they truly know. The defections that we are seeing is only what we are allowed to know. I can only imagine the defections that we are not hearing about, both successful and unsuccessful. The arms race in terms of DPRK's nukes and their capabilities to reach out and touch someone is not something anyone should underestimate. Equally, the ROK's new missile capabilities have grown by leaps and bounds as to reach into the PRC and Russia. They will respond in kind on that matter, but what can anyone do with an untested youngster running one of the most repressive countries in the modern world with the 3rd or fourth largest army in the world? (Someone feel free to check out DPRK's Army rating in terms of numbers/strengths please.)
It would be all too easy for SHTF scenarios to break out over there while things would blow up in the Middle East. With America undergoing a suicidal plunge in downsizing her military forces across the board, that leaves America's enemies to smell her blood and to make bold moves to curtail any influence abroad. Case in point, the Dollar (USD) is going the way of the dinosaur with the recent moves in economic trade by China, Russia, Japan, and the Middle East powers. You all know where this going. It reeks of a setup, yet it continues unabated. How do we deal with it? I do not have that answer. I really wish I could say "doom on you Mr. Tango", but I just do not see that happening with the nuke issues and arms races. Take into account now that the Russian Federation has dropped out of the arms control deal with the U.S. will create major issues in terms of national security. I firmly believe this will embolden other countries to ramp up their weapons because the two largest powers on Earth can't get their shit together. Regardless of how many of you might shit on this article or make fun of it, the fact remains that we as a people on this planet are in very serious trouble. We have not seen a nuke detonated in anger at a country since 1945 and even then Fat Boy and Little Man were crude devices. To think of the capabilities of today's tac nukes and strategic nukes can unleash straight up frightens the hell out of me. To know that nearly all modern countries have such WMD's blows my mind and I'm a Marine Veteran. All the NBC Warfare training in the world could not prepare anyone for the magnitude of just one of those devices going off. It's an unpredictable thing should war break out on the Korean Peninsula or the Middle East. Damn the unseen powers of the NWO/Globalists and their spineless puppets not having the balls to put a stop to the madness. It's in their agenda to make this dream become a reality. My answer to this is simple: Perhaps the People of the World should make their agendas be equally known to too and say enough is enough and enforce the changes they need to ensure that the children of the world have a safe future.
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This is just my opinion GLPers. The saying goes "Opinions are like assholes and that everyone has one and they stink." I hope that mine here doesn't smell to bad. A wake call of epic proportions is en route to the world at large. If, we the the People cannot put a stop to this madness or avert, then we had at least better be getting ready to survive it.
Stay frosty.
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