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Cleveland Golf stirred up buzz this last week in the golf world when they announced they would be brining back their most popular wedge ever. The 588 wedge was first introduces to the golf world over 20 years ago and since then it has accumulated 355 PGA Tour wins, 26 majors, and sold over 3 million worldwide (pretty impressive stats for one little wedge). The 588 wedge design has become the standard for all Cleveland's wedges.
How Cleveland recreated the classic was by adding a few technical innovations. Made from 1025 carbon steel Cleveland has Forged this wedge to create a soft yet solid feeling. Like all Cleveland's current wedges the 588 will come equipped with Tour Zip Grooves and a Laser Milled face.
The shaft was a product of innovation between Cleveland Golf and leading shaft maker True Temper. Together they created a Tour Concept steel shaft that has a unique stiffness profile that features a less active tip. With this distinctive shaft it should help promote penetrating ball flight, increased spin and optimal distance control with a feel like no other wedge before it's time.
Hopefully the new 588 wedges will live up to its predecessor because those are some pretty big shoes to wear. Their new tagline claims they are "Forging For A Better Future" instead of their previous "Year Of The Wedge" they are thinking long term this time. With plenty of options in lofts and bounces they have something for just about everyone and you can choose either a Satin finish or Mirror Chrome. Fans of the original 588 wedges are already waiting with anticipation for its mid-November launch.


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John Mackey played tight end for the Baltimore Colts from 1963-1971 and was a member of the championship team from Super Bowl V. During his time in Baltimore, Mackey revolutionized the tight end position and became one of Johnny Unitas' favorite passing targets. Mackey finished his career with...
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Press Release for Debussy' Paris: Art, Music & Sounds of the City
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DEBUSSY'S PARIS Art, Music, & Sounds of the City
February 3—June 10, 2012
Master paintings, prints, photographs and more drawn largely from the collection of
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Northampton, MA – January 30, 2012: Beginning February 3 and continuing through June 10, visitors to Smith College Museum of Art (SCMA) can explore the "soundscape" of Paris during the lifetime of the French composer Claude Debussy (1862-1918) and discover the affinities between Debussy's music and artistic developments that revolutionized the world of painting in his time. Critics of Debussy's day described his music as "impressionist," and while he never entirely accepted the label, he entertained personal ties with the Parisian artistic community and claimed to love pictures almost as much as music.
Focusing on dance, popular music, the sounds of the city, Impressionism/Neo-Impressionism and Symbolism, the 60 paintings and prints in DEBUSSY'S PARIS are drawn largely from the permanent collection of Smith College Museum of Art. The exhibition is augmented with key loans as well as listening stations.
Included in the exhibition are works by Eugene Atget, Pierre Bonnard, Edgar Degas, Jules Cheret, Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Camille Pissaro, Odilon Redon, Georges Pierre Seurat, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Jacques Villon.
Laura Kalba, assistant professor of art, Smith College, served as consulting curator for the exhibition. DEBUSSY'S PARIS is supported by a gift from the Selma Seltzer estate and the Publications and Research Fund of SCMA.
DEBUSSY'S PARIS is presented in association with the Smith College Music Department's program of events entitled, "Music in Debussy's Paris," March 9–11, 2012, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of the composer. For a complete list of these programs, visit: http://www.smith.edu/music/artsfest/2012/debussy.php
Claude Debussy (1862—1918)
The eldest of five children, Debussy entered the Paris Conservatoire in the fall of 1872 at the age of ten and left twelve years later as an extraordinarily accomplished musician and inventive composer who would go on to have a major impact on the course of 20th-century music.
Debussy's early works of the 1890s include his well-known Clair de lune , for piano, and the orchestralPrelude to the Afternoon of a Faun (Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune, 1894), written as musical response to Stéphane Mallarmé's great, but enigmatic, poem Afternoon of a Faun (1876). His only completed opera, Pelléas and Mélisande (1902), a reworking of Maurice Maeterlinck's play, firmly established his reputation. His later works include the orchestral pieces The Sea (La Mer ) andNocturnes , his Estampes and Préludes for piano, and Games (Jeux ), commissioned by Serge Diaghilev for the Ballets Russes and choreographed as a ballet of the same title by the great Russian dancer Vaslav Nijinsky in 1913. The previous year, Nijinsky created a scandal with the ballet he choreographed to Debussy's Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun.
Like many musicians and artists of his time, Debussy was influenced by the operas of Richard Wagner, around whose work a kind of artistic, cultural, and socio-political cult known as "Wagnerianism" developed in France. Debussy, however, would eventually distance himself from the high emotionalism and drama of Wagner's music to compose in his own original voice.
The Soundscape of Paris
The term "soundscape," coined by the Canadian composer Murray Schaeffer, refers both to sound-as-noise and sound-as-music. In the context of the exhibition, "soundscape" encompasses the music French men and women heard at the opera, ballet, concert halls, and cabarets, as well as the raucous, continuous noise that came to characterize modern Paris. The exhibition is presented in three sections, allowing for the interplay of themes: "Noise and Popular Music," "Correspondences: Art and Music," and "Dance."
Debussy's Paris evokes the acoustic environment of Paris not only through works of art but also through four listening stations provided: one devoted to Debussy's music and three devoted to section themes. While viewing works by Degas, Manet, Monet, Toulouse-Lautrec and others, visitors can listen to selections of Debussy's music, the cries of street vendors, cabaret stars Yvette Guilbert and Aristide Bruant singing popular songs, and the opening and closing stanzas of Stéphane Mallarmé's poem "The Afternoon of a Faun."
Noise and Popular Music
Debussy was an especially keen observer of Parisian street life and the music it fostered. In the exhibition, a picture of the city is conveyed in Pierre Bonnard's prints of bustling street scenes in Paris, with their visually implied sounds of voices, traffic, and eclectic noises. Lithographs of popular entertainers and music halls by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Jules Chéret evoke the boisterous atmosphere and popular songs that were performed in the cabarets and cafés -concerts of Montmartre, where Debussy occasionally played the piano.
The juxtaposition of these and other works in the exhibition point toward a new kind of understanding of the relationship between art and music that had developed in Debussy's Paris. With the expansion of lithographic printing techniques, the domain of graphic arts was expanded to include a broader range of genres, from posters and illustrated sheet music covers to original art prints and illustrated books. Music worthy of listening to moved beyond performances in prestigious concert halls and the salons of the Parisian elite. It now took to the streets to include popular songs sung by cabaret stars Aristide Bruant and Yvette Guilbert, as well as the tuneful cries of Parisian street vendors, which were featured in Gustave Charpentier's box-office hit Louise .
Debussy incorporated certain novel or "exotic" elements into his music, some of them inspired by Javanese gamelan music, which he heard at the 1889 Paris Universal Exposition. But in his own compositions, he remained essentially a purist, fending off the noises of commercial mass culture.
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For complete information about SCMA, as well as the DEBUSSY'S PARIS exhibition website (and related programming), and sample of images from DEBUSSY'S PARIS, visit: www.smith.edu/artmuseum.
For a complete roster of Smith ArtsFest 2012 offerings – including DEBUSSY'S PARIS and "Music in Debussy's Paris" – visit http://www.smith.edu/music/artsfest/2012/debussy.php.
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Many fans would agree that there are few men as physically attractive as David Beckham. Aside from his body double that is.
Eagle-eyed viewers raised concerns Wednesday that the soccer superstar used a stunt double in the new Guy Ritchie-directed short film shot to promote his H&M bodywear line. The doubts arose in relation to Beckham's numerous tattoos - some of which appear to disappear in certain scenes.
In response to the speculation, the global clothing retailer revealed that onscreen Beckham is in fact not not truly the sum of his parts. "David was very involved in the advert including doing most of the stunts," a rep for H&M said in a statement. "Due to his tight schedule a body double was used in smaller parts of the video."
The father of four—who has just found a new home at Paris Saint-Germain football club in France after leaving L.A. Galaxy last year—also confirmed the use of a body double during a H&M Twitter chat Wednesday, telling a fan: "Hi @lizwren yes I did pretty much all my own stunts, was good fun //Beckham."
The film shows an underwear-clad Beckham getting locked out of his house and going on an adventurous chase through his neighborhood in order to regain the bathrobe that was caught in the door of the car presumably ferrying the couple's children off to school.
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Chicago Illinois The Leaf Lounge is a spatial-material installation which claims from the urban realm a small slice of space which becomes an outdoor lounge for the duration of the Biennial to which visitors can retreat for relaxation and social engagement. Made of ordinary materials and employing an economy of means, the leaf lounge adds another spatial layer to the building and blurs the distinction between building and city.
The lounge space is bordered on two sides by a six foot-high, L-shaped wall comprised of welded wire baskets filled with leaves fallen from trees, and on a the other sides by the existing building and stair. The gridded wire structure of the baskets will recede visually as leaves are added to it throughout the three month duration of the Biennial until the wall is completely filled, reintroducing nature to the city in an abstract yet sensuous manner.


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- Military transformation strategies are based on overly optimistic assumptions about future defense budgets. Defense plans should take into account fiscal realities, particularly the deficit and debt outlook and domestic program commitments.


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24-hour effort: Curry, left, and Slonina at the court
Most people would be tired after playing basketball for more than an hour. But for 18-year-old Mike Slonina, an hour was just a fraction of the time he spent on the basketball court at Catholic Memorial High School in West Roxbury on April 9. Slonina was aiming to continuously shoot basketballs for 24 hours to raise support for the MGH Brain Tumor Center.
Slonina's cause was personal. His mother, Betsy Cullen, was diagnosed with a brain tumor in February 2010. The tumor, which is believed to be benign, is too deeply embedded to safely biopsy, so her MGH physicians, Elizabeth Gerstner, MD, and William Curry, MD, both of MGH Neuro-Oncology, are monitoring it.
"I don't have siblings, so it's always been just me and my mom," Slonina says. "She's doing better right now, and her prognosis looks good. This fundraiser is for all of those people whose lives are on the line or who are struggling with the uncertainty that comes with having a brain tumor."
Slonina steadily met his goal and tossed 8,101 shots, making 5,930 baskets from noon on April 9 through noon on April 10. To date, he has raised $12,500, and all of the proceeds support the research lab directed by Curry, who is hoping to find new treatments for both benign and malignant brain tumors.
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Dries Van Noten Spring 2013 Menswear Collection
by Alexander Patino
Gender roles as a theme has been a major story during the menswear shows for the past week and some change. From the mule stomping, headscarf-wearing boys at J.W. Anderson's show in London, to Prada's 'all things considered equal' show, both a men and womenswear outing in Milan, to the alchemical melding of sexes at Raf Simons just a day ago, that ubiquitous question of 'what is masculinity?' should feel like a bore by now. But when you have Dries Van Noten take a whack at that philosophical puzzle, resistance marches along. He used his greatest powers – his masterful eye for color, the adventurous tailoring, to breath new life into one of masculinity's most identifiable symbols – camouflage.
Not a garment was safe of the treatment. Camo pants appeared, naturally, but these were riding pants; it covered an entire dinner jacket in a blown up pixelated print, was barely there in a camo green nylon trench, and one of the best, most structured and colorful pieces, in a camo contrast print on a velcro-snap moto jacket. It was an effective ballast, but there was much more to this collection than the versatility of the camo (Van Noted even created it out of dyed lace – talk about gender bending). The entire effort was a treasure trove of ideas. There was plenty of color-blocking and lots of it with his signature color, which can only be called 'DVN Orange' by this point and he even managed to throw iridescent suits in the mix for good measure.
Protection and penetration was touched upon as well, a beautiful juxtaposition in Van Noten's hands. A heavily structured white velcro jacket was kept unstrapped to reveal a white sheer tuxedo shirt underneath; white quilted jackets and tops were pieced together like space-age cuirasses, often followed by plenty of sheer. Completely see-through silk organza plaids were titillating enough on a long and loose button up with matching shorts, but it reached a climactic point with the pieces done up in intricate lace.
Simons has always excavated the codes of masculinity and he did so again yesterday, Van Noten explored its nooks and crannies through form and color today, and now – just one Belgian left. Your move Ann Demeulemeester.


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So, in the less than a handful of Sims that allow NPCS, why can they not win in combat? I mean, I'm not talking of metered combat here. I'm talking of a roll of a dice, something allowed in most Sims that actually allow NPCS. Is it because there would be a need to monitor the use of the NPCS?
I know that actual male avatars are encouraged and the use of NPCS is for the sake of realism. I also know that people don't do unrealistic things such as taking free women captive over small potatoes if there is a chance they would lose. With a NPC only present, they always win. You might as well auto cap yourself. Having someone to protect your character all the time is an unrealistic demand. I don't even have friends in Gor anymore.
For the disclaimer, I'm not speaking of any particular Sim. As far as I am aware, any Sim that allows NPCS don't allow them to win in a combat situation. It is a common rule and I'm curious.


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Singers Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger Are Separating
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 1113 diseños de 248 diseñadores freelance.
I am the founder and CEO of HabitShaper.com, a site for a SIMPLE self-improvement.
I am also a Physics PhD candidate. I created this system to help my younger brother quit smoking, and it worked. Developed it into software, and now relaunching as a web app.
We are targeting people interested in self-improvement, but who are tired of all the distractions out there (thousands of diet plans, exercise plans/methods, how-to books, etc).
Our audience is looking for a program that is simple, streamlined and distraction free. MINIMALIST.
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Other than that, there are no specifics of age or gender. A middle-aged college professor, a 30-something single mom, a young CompSci undergrad... all would be targeted.
Have a look at http://HabitShaper.com to see our current logo, and a short video of the OLD software.
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Once you've perfected basic techniques like frying an egg and cooking rice, it's time to move on to those things that may have initially scared you off. Every other Monday, chef Camille Becerra is going beyond the basics to help us tackle even the scariest cooking techniques.
Today: Homemade pasta that tastes like the sea.
Everyone seems to love squid ink pasta for its shocking color and extra dimension of flavor; the squid ink adds salty, ocean-y notes to fresh pasta. While it's normally found in restaurants, this is a dish that is simple enough to make at home. You just need a little extra time, and one special ingredient.
Homemade pasta is great to make when you're home all day on a weekend and you can leisurely spend the day in the kitchen. Pour yourself a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, and enjoy the process of pasta making.
To start, measure out 3 cups of flour on your counter or tabletop. If you're not using squid ink, add 3 pinches of salt.
Make a well. Crack four eggs into the well followed by 3 tablespoons of squid ink. With a fork, beat the eggs until smooth. Little by little, add the flour into your egg-ink mixture, making sure that the flour is absorbed before you add more. Do this until you find you no longer need the fork -- this is when you want to begin kneading.
If you find that the dough is forming and you have an excess amount of flour, move the dough off to the side, adding flour only as needed. Keep kneading until a beautiful, smooth dough has formed.
Wrap dough in plastic wrap, then let it rest for at least 2 hours: one in the fridge and one on the counter. This dough can be made up to a day before, and kept in the fridge. Remove from the fridge an hour before you plan on rolling it out.
Cut the dough into quarters, and as you roll out each piece, keep the others covered. When rolling pasta with a rolling pin, be prepared to use a good amount of flour to prevent sticking.
Fold the pasta over itself a few times, and then cut it to your desired width. (Folding it first ensures uniform size.) Let it rest on clean kitchen towels while you prepare to cook it.
Cook in a large pot of sea-salty water until al dente. I like to serve it simply with fresh chili, chili oil, lemon, and grated parmesan.
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Former UFC heavyweight champion Junior dos Santos (15-2 MMA, 9-1 UFC) readily admits Cain Velasquez (11-1 MMA, 9-1 UFC) was the better man at UFC 155. That said, the Brazilian slugger wants another chance to prove he's a better fighter than what he showed in the decision loss.
"I was very disappointed with myself because I couldn't follow my strategy and do what I used to do," dos Santos told MMAjunkie.com Radio. "All the time, I attack. All my fights, I hurt my hands. This fight I got my face hurt. That's very different, but it's part of the sport.
"I can't wait to come back and fight again. I want to fight with him again. I won a fight. He won the other one. Now we have to have the third fight, the rematch. I'm sure everybody wants to know who is the real best. For now, he is the best, but I know people will want to see this fight again, and I can't wait."
Velasquez and dos Santos first met in November 2011, when the Brazilian needed just 64 seconds to score a knockout finish and claim the UFC's heavyweight title. However, in the rematch this past weekend, Velasquez turned in one of the most impressive performances of his career as he dominated dos Santos for 25 minutes en route to landing an incredible 210 strikes and attempting 33 takedowns, according to a FightMetric report.
The former champ admits it was a heartbreaking evening but one that provided valuable lessons in terms of mental focus and opening up with an aggressive attack.
"I'm feeling way better, but I can tell you I'm really sad," dos Santos admitted. "I can't wait to fight him. I know I have a lot more to show for the fans, and I think the fans know that.
"I didn't fight. I don't know why. If you watch the fight – I've watched the fight three times already – I didn't fight. I just defended myself. I don't know why. I don't know what happened to me. For sure, it was a learning experience."
Following the loss, a dejected dos Santos was taken to a local hospital to examine his badly swollen face. He was quickly released when it was determined there were no serious injuries, and he now wants to get back in the cage as quickly as possible.
"I had no injuries," dos Santos said. "For sure, I got my face swollen a lot, but I didn't get injured. I was feeling OK. What I got hurt was my heart. I was feeling very sad because I couldn't show what I was prepared to show.
"I think the fans would love to see this rematch right now. I would love to have this rematch right now. I don't know if it's possible or if Cain Velasquez is going to accept it, but I would love it."
At UFC 155's post-event press conference, UFC President Dana White suggested that wasn't likely and instead said that Alistair Overeem was likely next for Velasquez if the "Demolition Main" defeats Antonio Silva at February's UFC 156 event. Dos Santos said he understands if he has to wait his turn, but he'd prefer the UFC book the rubber match right away.
"I can't wait," dos Santos said. "I was ready for this fight, but something was wrong with my mentality. It was very hard for me, so I can't wait.
"I know this rematch is going to happen. But if it happens as soon as possible, that's better. I know they have Alistair Overeem in line, so I don't know what's going to happen, but I'm here."
At just 28 years old, dos Santos and the 30-year-old Velasquez appear destined for multiple clashes. A trilogy fight seems nearly inevitable at this point, and as the apparent class of the heavyweight division, the two could perhaps eventually have a four- or even five-bout series.
In short, the Brazilian and the Mexican could eventually provide one of the sport's most historic rivalries.
"For sure, I think we can be like Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier and all those guys; I really think we can have a lot of fights," dos Santos said. "Cain Velasquez right now is I think a really, really tough guy in the division.
"I know I have a lot more to show for you guys. Every day I'm training and learning more. I'm getting more prepared for the fight. My development is getting better every day. I think Cain Velasquez and me are going to have great fights for the fans."
But for now, it's not about building the demand for a third fight to cash in on a potential blockbuster event. A stadium show in Brazil or Mexico would be incredible, but dos Santos isn't concerned about those details. This about setting right what went wrong at UFC 155, and the sooner, the better.
"The most important thing for me right now is to fight with him again," dos Santos said. "It's not about money. I want to get this fight again to prove I'm better than I showed in this fight. I'm a better fighter than this. I want this opportunity."
John Morgan writes for MMAJunkie.com, a USA TODAY Sports Media property.


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