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and in particular it happens due to this chain of template instantiations:
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That said, the warning here sounds pretty bad. Is it really meant to be happening?
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Only do the c++11 stuff for clang here, since otherwise we get scary warnings with gcc on android.
This compiles locally for me with clang and passes a try push on Android
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Only do the c++11 stuff for clang here, since otherwise we get scary warnings with gcc on android.
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13th June: tour not available as Windsor Castle is closed.
Please note on the following dates the State Apartments are closed at Windsor Castle: 12th & 14th June, 12th July.
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• After our pick ups at Victoria: 9.30am and Earls Court: 9.50am we travel to Windsor.
• On arrival in Windsor, you'll have free time to explore the historic town
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Darn.. I was going for a "Hey homey, what's with the glum face? You glum or somethin, eh glummy?"-kind of joke above... Hopefully my Zoidberg-image next to it will compensate
I have a habit of not knowing what I am going to say until I say it. Hence, the emphasis on whatever words I feel like at the time. Nothing to read between the lines there...
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One of the few spots along the Coast Highway with lots of customers, we knew we were in the right place. We all had different items, all were abundant portions. Anything from a BLT to fish tacos and quesadillas, everything was excellent.
The reviews for the Honey Bistro & Bakery definitely describe an inviting place with great food and service. Unfortunately, the reality of the experience is lacking. The atmosphere is energetic and the location is ideal right down on main street. The service was minimal with tables lacking timely busing and amenities mostly empty. Of the dozen or so available coffee... 更多
I can not visit Cardiff without at least one morning breakfast from Honey's. Hands down the best egg white omelette with fresh veggies, juicy bacon and a deliciously nutritious Acai berry bowl with granola, bee pollen and fresh fruit. My mouth is watering just thinking about how good it is.
If you are hungry this is the place great and plenty omelet varieties they also have a great selection of fresh coffee's they let you help yourself as much as you want
Very tasteful breakfasts specially the farmer's one that I had. The place is always crowded but fast service that makes it running with no waiting. I recommend!!
This is THE spot to go for breakfast in Encinitas. The food is so good with healthy options. Love, love, love the whole grain muffins! We ate here several times on our last trip to the coast and quickly learned that with the generous portions you can easily share. We like the scrambles with fruit and yummy toast, and perhaps... 更多
My sister-in-law and I ate breakfast here and loved it. We both had omelets with fruit and lattes. The portions were huge and we could NOT eat it all, despite desperately wanting to. The omelets were very large and had lots of veggies. The avocado was perfectly ripe, as was the fruit salad. The blackberries were the sweetest, most perfect... 更多
When in Encinitas we always go here because it has the widest variety of food that can satisfy all our different tastes. Everything we have had has been pretty good and the portions are generous! Great coffee selection as well. A little hard to dine here if you have little ones in need of high chairs or strollers because of... 更多
We tried a different place his weekend and was so disappointed. We always have a good meal here and regret it when we go somewhere else. It's busy, but a table always opens up.
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I bought Isabella this unicorn shirt on clearance at Crazy 8 a few weeks ago. I have been having a lot of trouble finding her dresses and skirts that are well made and cute and age appropriate. I am going to miss the little kids sizes a lot! I wander through the department stores here to find things made of cheap material that I don't want to pay for. Or it is all way too scuzzy looking for her sweet self. Anyway, I guess I will be trying to sew for her more often as a result, which is a good thing.
That being, when I brought home the shirt, I looked in my stash until I found some coordinates, then just pieced them together to make this simple tiered skirt. It is long enough to fit for a while, and she likes it. And I used up some smaller pieces from my stash. I haven't been out fabric shopping a lot lately, so I am using the opportunity to really use up some stash stuff and do some projects I have yet to start but want to.
Currently I have a bliss quilt all pinned and ready to be quilted. As well as the quilt from Amanda Jean's last quilt-a-long. I bit the bullet and finished the top to that one. I have no idea how so many things went wrong while putting it together. But I will feel so relieved when I get that one bound and washed. I was having trouble liking it due to my many mistakes, but Bella saw it and liked it, so she will probably use it.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
4 comments:
- Marsha said...
Very cute outfit. I remember myself the inbetween sizes and not being able to find things both for myself when I was growing up and my own children. It is wonderful to have the gift of sewing and you definitely have it.
- January 12, 2011 at 5:40 PM
- Jessica Christensen said...
Yeah, the clothing companies want them to grow up faster than we want them to. I like the skirt, very cute. I recognize that bottom layer from your ORB quilt. (I really need to get that one bound.) :/
- January 13, 2011 at 6:35 AM
- Grandma Goo said...
I almost bought that shirt for Bella for Christmas! The horse and all, was fitting for her! Cute skirt! Tea has a cute new group on line, take a look, love mom
- January 15, 2011 at 12:39 AM
- Christy B said...
I cant wait to see the bloss quilt--that stuff is addicting.
Enjoyed your blog.
- February 12, 2011 at 7:12 PM
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Noir Girl Art
Welcome to my blog! Where I will be posting my work. I'm fascinated by art and music from the 1920's through the early 1960's. My biggest influences range from Mary Blair,Vintage things, Danny Kaye and anything Tiki. I am never more relaxed and at my best then when I am working on a piece of art.
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I'm working on a piece for my daughters. It's not for sale I just wanted to post the progress. I'll be posting more as I go along, my amusement.
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Below are pieces where I first sketched out the idea then worked on them in Photoshop and Illustrator.
Even Pirates Wash Their Booty. Piece for a client.
Even Pirates Wash Their Booty. Piece for a client.
Even Mermaids Wash Their Tales.
The finished piece next to the sketch. A Roman Holiday for kids.
A little girl's Safari Adventure. A client wanted a Mary Blair themed piece for her baby's room.
For a Classy Lady.
Bobblehead Flapper.
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Happy Holidays!
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Christmas Cats!
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Grandmother's Birthday Card
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The clock beneath Old Father Time showed 10 o'clock when another, increasingly haggard, patriarch assembled his team near the Nursery End. An hour before play, the stands remained largely empty, but an incipient sense of history already pervaded the ground.
Ricky Ponting stood in the circle, and urged his men closer. Their spirits were unmistakably high, and the captain's first remarks sent cheerful laughter through the ranks. Then there were solemn faces, and finally applause. As they broke up and headed towards the pavilion, it was not difficult to divine which of these reactions had been prompted by a suggestion that victory still lay within their grasp.
Four hours later, those ambitions were already long interred. A similar smattering of spectators lingered over their picnics. Suddenly, another great Australian cricketer appeared precisely where Ponting had sought to rally his men, and began to follow their footsteps to the pavilion. An excited murmur spread through the stragglers, and soon expanded into cheers and whistles. But this time there was a poignant timbre. Please, Shane, tell us you've got a set of whites in that bag.
For Ponting, the contrast between these tableaux perhaps contains a lesson for the coming days. The way he addresses his men, now, must somehow persuade them that the rough-shod passage of Andrew Flintoff across their hopes had been akin to the tread of the ploughboy – a necessary prelude in the sowing of new seeds for Australian cricket.
In public, certainly, he did not put a syllable wrong. On the podium he spoke generously of a deserved victory. Australia had been "outplayed". Invited to lament a macabre sequence of umpiring errors, he immediately dismissed them as "irrelevant". This won suitable applause from the crowd, who could apparently now afford a magnanimity of their own. Ponting wryly thanked them for their first civility in five days, and they again responded warmly.
For some reason, public and press alike have got it into their heads to treat Ponting as some kind of hypocritical boor. At Cardiff he made a perfectly proportionate response to a question about England's ham-fisted attempts at time-wasting as they clawed back a draw. He has since been sanctimoniously rebuked from every pulpit for his ineligibility to invoke the spirit of the game.
But none, surely, could cavil with his scrupulous decorum yesterday. He well knows that those umpiring errors – all perfectly understandable, but for the failure to refer the catch claimed by Andrew Strauss – were anything but "irrelevant".
True, he also knows that the better you bowl, the luckier you get. Sport, after all, has no better environment than cricket for l'esprit de l'escalier – the perfect rejoinder that only occurs to you too late, when you are halfway down the stairs. In a more familiar idiom, it is the game that allows every beaten side to torment itself with those "woulda, coulda, shoulda" moments. But the fact is that the loss of three of the first four Australian wickets on Sunday could strictly be attributed to official oversight; and that Australia none the less scored more than 400 runs in pursuit of a record giddily without precedent in the annals of the first-class game, never mind Test cricket.
The fourth of those wickets, of course, was Ponting's own. You could see how his obligations gnawed at the captain here. He knows that this team has to grow up around him, and quickly. There was a moment on Sunday when even his most vituperative critics might have shared a frisson of sympathy, after a ball from James Anderson spat into an index finger.
His features curdled as he sought not to betray any suffering, but eventually he removed himself a few paces and took off the glove. It was a moment of vivid solitude, even sadness. Uncharacteristic gaffes in the field had already disclosed the anxieties bequeathed by the loss of Warne and Glenn McGrath, who would surely have turned both matches so far.
This team must instead bear his own imprint, must become his own legacy. Hence, perhaps, his emphasis on dignity here – it is, after all, another name for self-respect. And in their fourth innings, his men had little else to play for. But perhaps what they learned, in the process, is that it will always be the same, for richer, for poorer. Even when Mitchell Johnson was last out, there was little sense that he was bowing to the inevitable. Instead he exuded a miserable certainty that things should have been different.
Starting, of course, with his own bowling. It is not as if Australia got themselves into this pickle without good reason. They have serious problems to redress at Edgbaston. Sometimes it will indeed seem a case of Ricky contra mundum. But here it fell to his heir, Michael Clarke, to show that the very toughest of stands can sometimes come in the guise of a pas seul. And the spirit of cricket is alive and well in this series. Michael Hussey did not betray even the vaguest dismay when given out to a ball he never touched; Paul Collingwood, equally, walked the previous afternoon when nobody asked him to do so.
Ponting is a natural target, because as one of the great batsmen in history he is so obviously the cornerstone. He is a middling captain (unlike his predecessor, Steve Waugh) and no paragon (just like Waugh) but that will not disqualify him as an inspiration to his men. He will have much for their ears in private, as they proceed to Northampton for a tour match, but even the pontiffs should acknowledge that, this time, Ponting was immaculate in public.
Too early to break out the champagne? What to expect from the remaining Tests
By Stephen Brenkley
All attention will now naturally turn to Birmingham. One point above all will give England hope: the deeds of 2005. It was there on a balmy Sunday morning that the home side drew level in the Ashes series, eventually ending an interminably dogged Australian rearguard action to win the match by two runs.
Both sides could do without the tension this time, though England would doubtless settle for the same result. It is certain that Australia will have to play positive cricket for they now have to win two of the remaining matches to be certain of retaining the Ashes.
Of the 12 Test matches between the countries in Birmingham, England have won five compared to Australia's three, not a record which is usual at many grounds. Apart from the win in 2005, there were also within living memory the improbable 1981 victory by 29 runs and the rather more emphatic innings victory in 1985.
Two impressive Australian victories during their pomp in 1993 and 2001 should not be airbrushed from history but nor should too much be made of them.
Edgbaston is a ground on which England like playing, where they can be sure of garnering some of their most fervent support and where there will be a result. It will be either 2-0 or 1-1.
Australia have won eight matches in Leeds, England seven. The last match there in the 2001 series went England's way after a sporting declaration by the tourists' temporary captain, Adam Gilchrist, and the innings of a lifetime by Mark Butcher.
It has tended to go in cycles in Leeds. Australia won the first four victories on the ground and England did not have their first triumph until 1956, but from 1972 won four times in a row before Australia regained the ascendancy. On this basis it could be England's turn to begin another sequence.
There will be a result on a results pitch and it is to be hoped that the most unprepossessing Test ground in England is not a complete building site.
The Oval
Scene of so many stirring occasions in Ashes history: 1926, 1953, 1985, 2005 to name but four. It would be handy from England's viewpoint if the series was decided then and this was nothing more than a victory parade. Do not, however, count on that. And on the other hand there is a reasonable record of England winning there when the Ashes are at stake. They have won 15 times to Australia's six and three times out of the last six. If it gets as far as The Oval, England for the Ashes.
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As a user experience expert at Nielsen Norman Group, Kate Meyer has watched a lot of people use a lot of websites. But her favorite quote comes from a young adult—under 25—talking recently about navigating a flat web design: "I don't [know what's a link]. I just start clicking and praying that it works."
It's a funny and telling comment, and it reveals that a lot of research remains to be done about whether young people intuitively understand flat UI better than their parents—and, even if they do, whether designers should design specifically for young people based on the idea that they're better at navigating flat design. "There's an underlying assumption that flat UIs are targeted at millennials," Meyer writes. "So it's okay if older users don't quite 'get' how to use flat UIs, these designers argue."
Over the past year, Meyer—who teaches conferences about designing for young users—has examined how different users approach flat interfaces, offering a compelling argument against using flat design as a way to appeal to young users. Or, as Nielsen Norman Group's Don Norman and Bruce Tognazzini put it in their screed against Apple's emphasis on flat design and minimalism, "So what if many people can't read the text? It's beautiful."
Testing Flat Design
Flat design generally describes minimalist interfaces that eschew skeuomorphic flourishes: drop shadows, gradients, and the like. Recently, Meyer ran a study that asked young and old users to rate the attractiveness of five fictional websites. Four were "flat," while one was skeuomorphic, rife with drop shadows and signifiers. NNG asked almost 500 users—half between 18 and 25, half over 35—to rate each site aesthetically.
It turned out that younger users liked the flat websites a lot more than their older counterparts—by more than half a point on a 1 to 10 scale. Older users said the flattest website designs were "boring," while younger subjects described them as "professional." Fascinatingly, the youngs rated the skeuomorphic design as just as attractive as their "parents" did, with both age groups describing a shadow-stuffed website for a fictional steak house as "professional" and "trustworthy."
So younger people found flat designs better-looking. Old people didn't like them. That may not surprise you—especially if you've ever watched an older person try to navigate a super-flat website for a few minutes. But whether or not a user likes a design is only half the story. And it turns out, it doesn't have terribly much to do with how well they navigate it.
Liking Something Doesn't Make It Usable
In her past research on flat design, Meyer closely studied how well young adults could navigate flat sites. She observed something odd: While young people seemed faster at navigating the designs, they also indicated they didn't really understand the UI intuitively. In fact, for the most part they seemed to have, uh, pretty much no idea what they were doing.
"It's hard when you think something's a link and it's not. And you have to figure out how to get it another way," one user said. Meyer compares this behavior to lab rats in conditioning studies:
This behavior is analogous to the behavior of laboratory rats in operant-conditioning experiments: If a rat gets a food pellet at random intervals after performing a specific action, the rat will keep doing that action in the hope of getting fed again. Similarly, users have discovered that clicking elements that don't have strong signifiers sometimes works. Like the lab rats, users will stick to random clicking as long as they get rewarded from time to time.
Meyer and her colleagues use a term called "click uncertainty" to describe this confusion over where to click. "We see it manifested in a lot of different ways, and most of the time, users won't even verbally comment on it because they're too busy trying to figure things out," she says. "Often their eyes flick across the page, [or]they might mumble some link labels or hover over things to see if they're actually links."
So young people didn't necessarily "get" flat designs. They were just better at quickly testing where and how to get what they wanted in the face of click uncertainty. That runs counter to the way many designers think of young users—that because they've grown up with contemporary technology, they intuitively understand it when there are fewer affordances. "Please don't think that because your younger users can adapt to poorly designed interfaces you've got a blank check to design careless, signifier-free interfaces," as Meyer wrote a few months ago.
Inclusive UI
Meyer isn't arguing that designers should give up flat design completely, but that good design fundamentals still need to be respected. Users who like a product don't necessarily "get" how to properly use it, and that's a problem. Companies that want to appeal to younger people might end up sacrificing too much by adopting super-flat designs. "How desperately do you want to be perceived as cool?" she writes. "What are you going to sacrifice to achieve it?"
Paying attention to the older users—the ones who don't "like" flat design—might help to solve flat design's usability issues sooner. This insight echoes the ideas of other technology companies moving toward "inclusive design," or the notion that by designing for ignored or underserved users—including the elderly or disabled—products will become better for all. Inclusive design has quietly spurred some of the biggest technological leaps of our time: Cliff Kuang, writing about the evolution of this approach, recently pointed out that the typewriter, email, and even the telephone evolved out of designs for the blind and deaf.
Now, the same idea is being embraced at larger companies including Microsoft and Ford, leading a new wave of inclusive design in technology. Interface design, which is so deeply connected to competition between major operating systems and fashion in general, has been slower to adapt. Yet Meyer's research, along with products Learn To Quit—an app designed alongside psychologists specifically for mentally ill users—show that the same ideas are making their way into UI.
What's more, the scientific process is finally being leveraged by designers to differentiate between what users "like" and what they actually use. The difference, it turns out, is larger than you'd think.


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Hot Herby Mushrooms
|White bread slices
|4 , thin slices, crust removed
|Chestnut mushrooms
|4 Ounce, wiped and sliced (125 Gram)
|Oyster mushrooms
|4 Ounce, wiped (125 Gram)
|1 Clove (5 gm), peeled and crushed
|Dijon mustard
|1 Teaspoon
|Chicken stock
|1⁄2 Milliliter (300 Milliliter)
|To Taste
|Ground black pepper
|To Taste
|Snipped chives
|1 1⁄4 Tablespoon
|Mixed salad leaves
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (To Serve)
1. Preheat the oven to 180°C/ 350°F/Gas Mark 4. With a rolling pin, roll each piece of bread out as thinly as possible.
2. Press each piece of bread into a 10 cm/4 inch tartlet tin. Push each piece firmly down, then bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes.
3. Place the mushrooms in a frying pan with the garlic, mustard and chicken stock and stir-fry over a moderate heat until the mushrooms are tender and the liquid is reduced by half.
4. Carefully remove the mushrooms from the frying pan with a slotted spoon and transfer to a heat-resistant dish. Cover with tinfoil and place in the bottom of the oven to keep the mushrooms warm.
5. Boil the remaining pan juices until reduced to a thick sauce. Season with salt and pepper.
6. Stir the parsley and the chives into the mushroom mixture.
7. Place one bread tartlet case on each plate and divide the mushroom mixture between them.
8. Spoon over the pan juices, garnish with the chives and serve immediately with mixed salad leaves.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 317 Calories from Fat 23
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 2 g2.6%
Saturated Fat 0.15 g0.75%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0.02 mg0.01%
Sodium 857.3 mg35.7%
Total Carbohydrates 58 g19.3%
Dietary Fiber 6.5 g26.1%
Sugars 3.5 g
Protein 14 g28.7%
Vitamin A 17.5% Vitamin C 25.1%
Calcium 3.8% Iron 15.3%
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When sitting in a radio studio talking into a microphone it's sometimes difficult to imagine just how many people are actually listening. We just checked the stats for the last quarter of listening on our podcast site, Audioboom.com, where we archive all of our shows and we're blown away! We know that our audience is Read more about We Are An International Hit![…]
Women We Won't Soon Forget
Gerina Piller After a successful collegiate career at U. of Texas El Paso, Gerina turned Pro in 2007. She may also look familiar from her appearance on the Golf Channel's "Big Break" program. The sight of this beauty crying her eyes out in disappointment after a miserable round on the final day of Olympic competition Read more about Women We Won't Soon Forget[…]
Live From The Legends Championship
LPGA Legends Return To French Lick Once a year, for the past few years, the Golf Guys have made the short trek to French Lick Resort for 3 days of some great golf on the Pete Dye Course. Oh, not us, the LPGA Legends are once again holding their tour championship on Pete Dye's beautiful Read more about Live From The Legends Championship[…]
Yamaha Golf-Car Company has unveiled The Drive2, its next generation of gas and electric golf fleet vehicles, and the company's latest expression of refined, luxurious technology. Building on 10 years' worth of continuous improvements made to the Drive line of cars, Yamaha incorporated significant improvements when designing the Drive2 lineup. The revolutionary automotive dash has Read more about YAMAHA UNVEILS NEW DRIVE2 LINEUP[…]
A Little Open History
On 17 October 1860, eight professionals assembled at Prestwick for a tournament to determine who would be the Champion golfer. The winner was to receive the Challenge Belt, a prize crafted from red Moroccan leather and worth £25. The competitors played three rounds on the then 12-hole links, with Willie Park Sr. beating Old Tom Read more about A Little Open History[…]
Saturday Rewind
With most of the guys off enjoying some summer vacation we ran one of our favorite episodes on Saturday. We call this episode "Stomp Out Illiteracy: Read A Green". Some great info on technique, practice routine and some sneaky equipment all designed to reduce strokes you take on the green.
Sunday At Quail Chase
Come Out And Join Us Sunday, July 10 Those Weekend Golf Guys broadcast live from Quail Chase Golf Course on Copper Chapel Rd. Our show starts at 11 am. We have hats and some Pitchfix Spyder green repair tools we'll be giving away. We'd love to see you whether you'll be there to play or Read more about Sunday At Quail Chase[…]
A Program for Veterans
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PGA Tour Missed A Golden Opportunity
Danny Lee Contributes $2500 Danny Lee Danny Lee was unable to defend his title as champion of the Greenbrier Classic. Because of the serious flooding damage in White Sulphur Springs and other W. Va. towns, the tournament was cancelled this year. Danny vowed to contribute money based on his performance in Ireland this weekend. You Read more about PGA Tour Missed A Golden Opportunity[…]
Will Your Clubs Make It?
On this weekend's show we talk to Aaron Foster from Golf Overnight on the benefits of shipping your clubs to your destination rather than schlepping them on an airplane or using some other shipping service. $44 each way! Guaranteed to be the least expensive. Jeff and John also berate the USGA on many levels about Read more about Will Your Clubs Make It?[…]


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Diagnostics waiting times and activity - December 2012 Data are published on waiting times and activity for 15 key diagnostic tests for the…
Diagnostics waiting times and activity - December 2012
Data are published on waiting times and activity for 15 key diagnostic tests for the month of December 2012. The key points are:
- At the end of December 2012, there were 618,000 patients still waiting for one of 15 key diagnostic tests, and of these 6,827 were waiting 6 weeks or over from referral. The number waiting 6 weeks or longer shows an increase of 2,170 from November 2012, but a decrease of 1,150 from December 2011.
- The 6,827 waiting over 6 weeks or longer represents 1.1% of all patients waiting for a test. This compares to 0.7% at the end of November 2012 and 1.4% at the end of December 2011.
- In total, 1,268,000 of the 15 key diagnostic tests were performed during December 2012, which is an increase of 42,000 on same period last year.
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The PGA Tour is at the King's place this week -- Bay Hill Club and Lodge -- for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, where Matt Every returns as the defending champ.
The field is loaded with stars, headlined by world No. 1 Rory McIlroy, who is looking to get back to his winning ways.
RELATED: Arnold Palmer Invitational tee times | McIlroy seeks Bay Hill bounceback
Two-time Masters champ Bubba Watson is in the field, along with Ernie Els, Adam Scott and more.
Bay Hill is always a stern test -- Palmer makes sure that's the case. So who will come out on top this time around and be shaking hands and sharing a hug with Arnie on the 18th green come Sunday?
Here are the five you'll want to keep an eye on.
5. Henrik Stenson
Best finish in 2014-15 season: Fourth at Valspar Championship
Reason to watch: Stenson -- who finished in the top-8 each of the last two years at Bay Hill -- enters this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational on the strength of a T4 at the WGC-Cadillac Championship two weeks ago and a fourth-place showing at the Valspar Championship just last week. He's on a roll and it's coming at just the right time for the Swede, who is still in search of his first major championship win. The Masters is right around the corner.
4. Keegan Bradley
Best finish in 2014-15 season: T4 Northern Trust Open
Reason to watch: Bradley's T4 at Riviera in February has been his lone bright spot of the season thus far. I anticipate that changing at Bay Hill this week where he was the runner-up a year ago and tied for third in 2013. We all know how fired up Bradley gets on the course. Now, if he could just get some confidence going, I love his chances at Arnie's place.
3. Rickie Fowler
Best finish in 2014-15 season: T3 at WGC-HSBC Champions
Reason to watch: Fowler is always a player I'm excited to watch. But my expectations for him in 2015 after he finished in the top-5 at all four majors (without a win) in 2014. His lone top-10 this season came back in early November in China. His next-best finish came two weeks ago -- a T12 at Doral. I think he's going to bounce back this week from his missed cut at Bay Hill a year ago -- he tied for third there in 2013. After that missed cut at Bay Hill in 2014, Fowler went on to roll off nine of his 10, top-10 finishes for the season. He's going to try and recreate that run a week earlier this time around.
2. Adam Scott
Best finish in 2014-15 season: T4 WGC-Cadillac Championship
Reason to watch: All that promise for Scott with the short putter and a T4 at Doral and then he went and missed the cut last week at Innisbrook. It was his first missed cut on the PGA Tour since the 2012 HP Byron Nelson Championship. So, yeah, don't read too much into it. It's a blip on the radar. Furthermore, Scott finished third at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in 2014, which could have been a win were it not for a crushing final round of 4-over 76 -- the worst final-round score out of any player who finished in the top 15. He's got unfinished business at Bay Hill.
1. Jason Day
Best finish in 2014-15 season: Won the Farmers Insurance Open
Reason to watch: For a long time, we've been waiting for Day to have a breakout season on the PGA Tour. He's been very good for years, but he's one of those players you expect to turn out multiple-win seasons regularly. Well, every time he tees it up now for the rest of this season, he'll have a chance for multiple victories thanks to the win at Torrey Pines in February. Day's track record at Bay Hill is far from sensational -- his best finish there is a T25 -- but he might just be a different, stronger player this year than ever before.
Here's how my five to watch fared at last week's Valspar Championship:
5. Jim Furyk -- T40
4. Luke Donald -- T53
3. Jordan Spieth -- Winner
2. Gary Woodland -- Missed cut
1. Adam Scott -- Missed cut
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For the first time since 1998, Tiger Woods will not be gracing the cover of the wildly popular EA Sports PGA Tour video game.
Instead, the game set to be released in June, will be called, "Rory McIlroy -- PGA Tour."
RELATED: Woods opts to sit-out Bay Hill, still no date set for return
EA and Woods parted ways in 2013 and many wondered what a Woods-less game would look like and what it would be called.
Now we know.
"I'm very proud and humbled to see my face and name on EA Sports Rory McIlroy PGA Tour," McIlroy said in a statement released by EA on Monday.
"This is a great honor, and something I couldn't even dream of growing up playing the sport. I really hope people enjoy the game and I'm very glad I can be a part of it."
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Jeff Bridges' self-titled album -- out today -- was produced by T-Bone Burnett, and Bridges is clearly singing within Burnett's framework.
Which is fine by us. The "Crazy Heart" actor, who sang five tracks on the soundtrack for that film, works well with a backdrop of strong country melodies. The reviews are just beginning to trickle in, but so far there are a lot of people saying, hey, this is decent.
Just like everything else Jeff Bridges does, his singing comes off naturally, unaffected by anything around him. "Everything But Love," a straightforward, sweet melody, shows that when Bridges keeps thing simple -- and relies on the strength of his voice -- he can easily convince us of his talent.
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