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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- With 25 Nittany Lions on National Football League rosters, Penn State is well represented in the professional ranks. Each week throughout the year, www.GoPSUsports.com will provide updates on the exploits of these former Nittany Lion greats. Top performances from week nine of the 2013 season included Tamba Hali's fumble return for a touchdown and Cameron Wake's game-winning sack for a safety in overtime.
Navorro Bowman (2007-09), LB, San Francisco 49ers
Bowman ranks 13th in the NFL with 69 tackles (55 solo). He's also recorded a pair of sacks and forced fumbles to help lead San Francisco to a 6-2 record.
Levi Brown (2003-06), OT, Pittsburgh Steelers
New England 55, Pittsburgh 31
Brown was placed on the reserve/injured list Oct. 15.
Jack Crawford (2008-11), DE, Oakland Raiders
Philadelphia 49, Oakland 20
Crawford had two tackles (one solo) and one sack against the Eagles.
Robbie Gould (2001-04), K, Chicago Bears
Chicago 27, Green Bay 20
Gould went two-for-two on field goals to help lead the Bears to victory.
Tamba Hali (2002-05), LB, Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City 23, Buffalo 13
Hali returned a fourth-quarter fumble for a touchdown and recorded four tackles (two solo) against the Bills.
Jordan Hill (2009-12), DT, Seattle Seahawks
Seattle 27, Tampa Bay 24 (OT)
Hill collected one tackle against the Buccaneers.
Gerald Hodges (2009-12), LB, Minnesota Vikings
Dallas 27, Minnesota 23
Hodges recorded one tackle on special teams against the Cowboys.
Josh Hull (2006-09), LB, Washington Redskins
Washington 30, San Diego 24 (OT)
Hull collected one special-teams tackle against the Chargers.
Sean Lee (2005-07, 2009), LB, Dallas Cowboys
Dallas 27, Minnesota 23
Lee had a team-high nine tackles (four solo) against the Vikings.
Michael Mauti (2008, 2010-12), LB, Minnesota Vikings
Dallas 27, Minnesota 23
Mauti notched two tackles, including one special-teams stop, against the Cowboys.
Matt McGloin (2010-12), QB, Oakland Raiders
Philadelphia 49, Oakland 20
McGloin saw action for the first time against the Eagles, completing 7-of-15 passes for 87 yards and leading a touchdown drive.
Derek Moye (2008-11), WR, Pittsburgh Steelers
New England 55, Pittsburgh 31
Moye saw action against the Raiders.
Jared Odrick (2006-09), DE, Miami Dolphins
Miami 22, Cincinnati 20 (OT)
Odrick collected one tackle and assisted on one sack against the Bengals.
Rich Ohrnberger (2006-08), OL, San Diego Chargers
Washington 30, San Diego 24 (OT)
Ohrnberger did not play against Washington.
Paul Posluszny (2003-06), LB, Jacksonville Jaguars
Posluszny ranks fourth in the NFL in tackles (63 solo), while also recording two interceptions with one returned for a touchdown.
Andrew Quarless (2006-09), TE, Green Bay Packers
Chicago 27, Green Bay 20
Quarless recorded five catches for 34 yards against the Bears.
Michael Robinson (2002-05), FB, Seattle Seahawks
Seattle 27, Tampa Bay 24 (OT)
Robinson saw action against the Buccaneers.
Evan Royster (2007-10), RB, Washington Redskins
Washington 30, San Diego 24 (OT)
Royster saw action against the Chargers.
A.Q. Shipley (2005-08), C, Baltimore Ravens
Cleveland 24, Baltimore 18
Shipley started at left guard and helped the Ravens gain 278 yards.
Mickey Shuler (2007-09), TE, Atlanta Falcons
Carolina 34, Atlanta 10
Shuler is a member of the Falcons' practice squad.
Devon Still (2009-11), DT, Cincinnati Bengals
Miami 22, Cincinnati 20 (OT)
Still was inactive against the Dolphins.
Nate Stupar (2008-11), LB, Jacksonville Jaguars
Stupar was assigned to the Jaguars off waivers Nov. 4.
Johnnie Troutman (2009-11), OG, San Diego Chargers
Washington 30, San Diego 24 (OT)
Troutman helped the Chargers gain 400 yards against the Redskins.
Cameron Wake (2000, 02-04), DE, Miami Dolphins
Miami 22, Cincinnati 20 (OT)
Wake sealed the Dolphins' victory with a game-winning sack for a safety in overtime. He collected five solo stops, three sacks and one forced fumble in the game.
Stefan Wisniewski (2007-10), OL, Oakland Raiders
Philadelphia 49, Oakland 20
Wisniewski helped the Raiders out gain the Eagles by a 560-542 margin.


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1. Will Patton and I bonded over a fedora. And an off-the-cuff dialogue edit on the set of Steve's movie The Canyon. (He is lovely, by the way.)
2. I curse like Rene Russo in Get Shorty. See thing 3.
3. My Irish gangster grandfather once hid his bookmaking book in my crib. I was in it at the time. He was hiding it from the police who were searching the house. The female officer assigned to keep an eye on my mother and me evidently bought my whole wide-eyed innocence act. After all, you don't expect a toddler to be holding.
4. While Kelly at Celiac Chicks once got on stage at a Chris Isaak concert, I barely escaped fisticuffs at one of Chris Isaak's gigs (see Factoid #2). Steve bought us front row seats for my 50th birthday. The view was serious eye candy. Unfortunately, the drunken buffoon behind me decided to scream Freebird! and Stairway to Heaven! while Chris was performing his acoustic set. When the lout responded to my request to Please! Shut the f*ck up! with Go f*ck yourself! and then poured beer on my jean jacket, things almost got ugly. Almost.
5. Leonard Cohen asked me to dinner and my ridiculous response was, Oh. I'm not dressed for it! (Note to self: When Leonard Cohen asks you to dinner, you say, Yes.)
6. I can quote The Big Lebowski verbatim.
7. When Warren Zevon died I cried for a week.
8. I get sad every winter (from SAD). I am starting to believe I should live in Southern California. (See thing 6.)
If any of you Dear Readers who blog want to join in and post your own 8 Random Facts- don't be shy. We don't stand on ceremony here at Casa Allrich. Kick off your shoes and confess your own juicy tidbits.
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DeForest Carter had a game-high 23 points to go along with nine rebounds and five assists, but Embry-Riddle lost 65-59 at Northwood on Saturday.
WEST PALM BEACH —� DeForest Carter had a game-high 23 points to go along with nine rebounds and five assists, but Embry-Riddle lost 65-59 at Northwood on Saturday.
ERAU, the 21st-ranked team in NAIA Division II, fell to 18-6 overall and 5-5 in The Sun Conference. No. 7 Northwood improved to 21-2 and 8-2.
Free-throw shooting was key to the game, as the Eagles went just 10 of 21 (46 percent). In ERAU's upset of then-No. 1 Northwood on Dec. 1, ERAU made 26 of 28 free throws.
On Saturday, the Eagles trailed by as many as 11 in the second half but cut the lead to two with 21 seconds left. The Seahawks went 4 for 4 from the charity stripe to ice the game.
ERAU's Cesar Pastrana had 14 points and 13 rebounds, even though he played with four fouls in the final 12 minutes.
Ra'Shad James, the leading scorer in the country, scored 22 for the Seahawks, but just six came in the second half. Dan O'Keefe had 16 points and Ty Davis assisted on 12 of his team's 26 field goals.
Northwood led 33-27 at halftime and went up by 11 before a Daniel Mondragon 3-pointer, Carter free throw and Pastrana layup brought the Eagles to within five at 43-38.
ERAU cut into another 11-point deficit with 5:43 remaining, as Carter scored five straight to make the margin five. Jason Powell hit a 3-pointer to bring the Eagles to within four at 58-54.
On the next Seahawks' possession, Patrick Horstmann hit an off-balance 3-pointer as the shot clock expired to give Northwood a 61-54 lead with 1:20 remaining.
Carter scored five points for the Eagles to cut the deficit to two, but Davis and James made both of their free-throw attempts in the final seconds to help the Seahawks to survive.
Besides Carter, Mondragon was the only Eagle in double figures with 12 points. He went 3 for 3 from 3-point range and dished out four assists.
ERAU shot 43 percent (22 of 51) from the field but just 28 percent (5 of 18) from 3-point range. Northwood shot 46 percent (26 of 57), 40 percent (4 of 10) from 3-point range and 58 percent (7 of 12) from the free-throw line.
ERAU next plays at 7 p.m. Friday against visiting Johnson & Wales in the Hall of Fame Night game.
The 2013 Volusia County Teacher of the Year — Emily Edwards of Starke Elementary School in DeLand — will also be recognized at Friday's game.�


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Is This Hamas' Last War?
With nonstop fury, Israel appears intent on battering the militants into submission.
Tel Aviv, Israel — Down in the south there is a feeling of déjà vu: Israeli jets have dropped thousands of tons of bombs on Gaza, hundreds of rockets have been launched into Israel and troops are amassing along the border ahead of a possible ground invasion.
And yet something is very different about this latest go-round of violence between Israel and Hamas. The Palestinian militant group is, in the estimation of Israeli officials, weaker than it has been in memory, and Israel senses the best opportunity it has had in a long time to permanently degrade or even eliminate Hamas as a political factor. It's not just that the Israelis are pounding Hamas from the air and rounding up senior Hamas officials; with help from their de facto ally across the border—Egyptian general-cum-dictator-cum-president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi—they have managed to keep Hamas' supply tunnels to Gaza virtually shut down. Analysts estimate that the roughly $20 million per month that Hamas collected in tax revenues from the tunnels has been reduced almost to zero.
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Based on their public statements, it's clear that at least some Israeli hawks would like to do to Hamas what Sisi has done to the Muslim Brotherhood group from which Hamas once sprung: batter it into submission. Officials in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet have gone further, talking openly of a campaign to eradicate the group. Even Hamas officials admit they are worried. "I would say that, yes, the situation is not ideal," Osama Hamdan, the head of Hamas' foreign relations bureau, told me. "It's certainly not as it was a few years ago."
Indeed, Israel's four-day-old offensive has already surpassed the last war against Hamas—in 2012—in size, with Israeli jets carrying out more than 1,100 airstrikes since Monday night, an average of more than 10 per hour. The word from both sides is that this is only the beginning. Israel's defense minister, Moshe Ya'alon, promised a "lengthy campaign, which will not be completed in a matter of days," and on Thursday night the Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, spoke of a "very long battle."
All this has been triggered by an act that even Israeli security officials believe was probably not approved by top members of Hamas in Gaza or Qatar but was more likely the work of a rogue Hamas branch in Hebron: the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teenagers.
Netanyahu has presented no evidence that indicates Hamas' leadership was involved. Nonetheless, he has launched a massive operation against the militant group, rounding up hundreds of members in the West Bank. The leadership went to ground, its more radical rival Islamic Jihad took advantage of the vacuum to launch more rockets, and Israel eventually struck Hamas, prompting the current conflict. The army has begun gathering troops and tanks along the border, and ministers are speaking openly about a ground invasion.
"The voices in Israel go from, 'Let's create some friction with Hamas, to show we're serious,' to the idea of taking back the Gaza Strip," says Ya'akov Amidror, a retired general who was until recently Netanyahu's national security adviser. "And democratic systems are craziest ones in the international arena, because the leadership has to take into consideration all of these ideas."
It is hard to see an endgame beyond quixotic hopes for the extinction of Hamas. Avigdor Lieberman, the hawkish foreign minister, has called for re-occupying Gaza, a costly and bloody undertaking that's likely to find little popular support. Others have suggested a short-term invasion aimed at crippling Hamas, with the aspirational hope that the Palestinian Authority will somehow regain control over the strip. "Perhaps Abu Mazen's [Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas'] people can take the responsibility for Gaza. Whether they want to or not, I don't know," Amidror said. "But it's true, for today, there is no alternative."
There was no need for an "alternative" in 2012, when Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood-led government played a central role in brokering the cease-fire. But Sisi's military-backed regime, which booted Morsi from office last year, has declared Hamas a terrorist organization, and destroyed most of the smuggling tunnels into Gaza on which the group relied for weapons and tax revenue.
The tunnel closures have brought Hamas to a point of diplomatic and financial isolation, which compelled it to announce a reconciliation deal with Fatah in April, a first step toward ending the seven-year schism between the two groups. The pact was widely seen as a political defeat: Hamas agreed to a "national consensus" government that contained no members of the group. The deal had already begun to flounder before the Israeli military campaign, with both sides arguing over who should control Gaza, and the kidnapping pushed the Hamas-Fatah relationship again to the point of collapse.


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After some time and tests, I know how to hack some of the information of a website. Now, I want to create my own page of the same kind as I found in the example of Havij software at http://www.target.com/index.asp?id=123. How can I make my own page to study penetration testing and hacking of my own information so that I can learn more from it?


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House sharply criticized Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Monday for signing legislation that imposes harsh penalties for homosexuality, calling it a step backward.
The new law strengthened existing punishments for anyone caught having gay sex, imposing jail terms of up to life for "aggravated homosexuality," including sex with a minor or while HIV positive.
"Instead of standing on the side of freedom, justice, and equal rights for its people, today, regrettably, Ugandan President Museveni took Uganda a step backward by signing into law legislation criminalizing homosexuality," White House spokesman Jay Carney said in a statement.
His statement did not say whether U.S. assistance to Uganda would be suspended. An official said last week aid would be reviewed if Museveni signed the law. Washington is one of Uganda's largest foreign donors, with assistance of more than $400 million annually in recent years.
Carney said the law was an affront and a danger to the gay community in Uganda and reflects poorly on the country's commitment to protect the human rights of the Ugandan people.
"We will continue to urge the Ugandan government to repeal this abhorrent law and to advocate for the protection of the universal human rights of LGBT persons in Uganda and around the world," he said.
Reporting By Steve Holland; Editing by Doina Chiacu


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Washington, D.C. (March 2, 2009) – Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) President and CEO Billy Tauzin issued the following statement today on Kathleen Sebelius' selection as incoming Department of Health and Human Services Secretary:
"Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius is a wise choice to guide the President on shaping healthcare reform. Gov. Sebelius combines the vital combination of skills that it will take to accomplish this challenging job: Toughness and an intimate understanding of the healthcare challenges that face our nation in these tough economic times.
"Already, President Obama has signaled the importance of healthcare reform for this new administration. PhRMA, among the attendees at this week's healthcare reform summit, stands ready to work meaningfully with the Administration and Congress on this challenge.
"What's more, America's pharmaceutical research and biotechnology companies – which lead the world in discovering new cures and treatments for patients – welcome the opportunity to make real President Obama's desire to discover a cure for cancer in our lifetime. Healthcare reform will balance the necessity of extending healthcare to all Americans while maintaining an environment conducive to innovation that will lead to cures for cancer and other ailments.
"PhRMA is committed to working with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and will continue to support policies that encourage and strengthen innovation, improve patient access to medicines and expand healthcare coverage for all Americans."
The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) represents the country's leading pharmaceutical research and biotechnology companies, which are devoted to inventing medicines that allow patients to live longer, healthier, and more productive lives. PhRMA companies are leading the way in the search for new cures. PhRMA members alone invested an estimated $50.3 billion in 2008 in discovering and developing new medicines. Industry-wide research and investment reached a record $65.2 billion in 2008.
PhRMA Internet Address: www.phrma.org
For information on how innovative medicines save lives, visit: www.innovation.org
For information on the Partnership for Prescription Assistance, visit: www.pparx.org
For information on the danger of imported drugs, visit: www.buysafedrugs.info


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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The Pro Bowl has become so diluted by player withdrawals, Super Bowl qualifiers and minimal effort that the NFL considered pulling the plug on it.
The future of the annual all-star game will be assessed again this spring, based partly on how Sunday's game turns out, and in the event of a cancellation it's a safe bet that Adrian Peterson won't be the reason. Some of his Minnesota Vikings teammates there this week also bring a perspective that goes beyond the simple pleasure of a free midwinter trip to Hawaii.
Fullback Jerome Felton, who helped pave the way for Peterson's 2,097 yards rushing this season, the second-most in league history, is a first-time selection. Tight end Kyle Rudolph, an injury replacement pick along with linebacker Chad Greenway, is also a Pro Bowl rookie. Defensive end Jared Allen wanted to delay surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder until after the game. Kicker Blair Walsh was so appreciative of the honor he paid for long snapper Cullen Loeffler to join him for the week.
Then there's Peterson, who has never played at any speed other than full throttle. Motivation to play hard so soon after the physically taxing season is often missing for many, but he argues that letting up is more dangerous.
``When you play down, you put yourself in jeopardy of getting hurt going through the motions. So I won't be playing down,'' Peterson said earlier this month. ``I'm going to play hard.''
Another motivating factor is the $50,000 bonus for members of the winning team, twice as much as the losers get.
``We get 50 more racks so we can give it to our mom, our dad, our family, or go buy a car. There's a lot you can do with 50,'' Peterson said.
Walsh could help defray the cost of his generosity. Walsh's base salary in 2012 was $390,000, and as a sixth-round draft pick his signing bonus was a lot less than that. He lobbied for Loeffler to be selected to the NFC squad, but Detroit's Don Muhlbach got the spot instead.
So Walsh is bringing Loeffler with him anyway.
``He's a great guy and obviously has done a tremendous job and is just so thankful for the, I think, transformation that he's made from his senior year in college to now,'' Loeffler said. ``As was our team being doubted before the season, so was he and the selection that they made. ... He's being really appreciative and showing tremendous gratitude toward me and bringing me a lot, too, which I'm thankful for.''
Walsh also told punter Chris Kluwe he'd paid for him to go, but Kluwe and his wife are going on their own dime.
``Just taking in the sun, laughing at Blair while he has to practice, and hanging out with Cullen by the pool,'' Kluwe said Thursday in a phone interview. ``He offered to take me as well, but I told him don't worry about it. If I'm going to make it, I'm going to make it on my own. I did appreciate the offer, but I told him it's OK: `You're still on a rookie salary. You don't have to cover the both of us.' So he has a very vested interest in winning the game.''
Kickers and punters rarely back out of the game, so being named as an alternate doesn't mean much. Kluwe and Loeffler have been trying to soak up the scene, hanging out with their wives and Walsh and his girlfriend during the down time.
``While it may not be the greatest game played because guys obviously don't want to get injured and there's a lot of restrictions on what you can do already, guys are excited to be out here,'' Kluwe said. ``It's a pretty big deal because the ability to say you're a Pro Bowler, to have that tag in front of your name, guys like it a lot.''
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Of & about Letters: Love-letters & Passed Notes & Everyday Declarations of Friendship
A letter is a precious thing, a firsthand account of what a person was trying to express at a given time, a record of correspondence & communication between two people, be they friends or family or outright unknown to each other. Letters come in the mail, plastered with stamps, tattooed with places I have never been: place/date/time. There is some evidence of the exact time when a letter flew through the canceling machine in a given city's post office. Other letters are composed in class, passed from your hand to mine, carried long-term in coat pockets, a reminder of my friend every time my fingers trace the creases and corners. I have mixed feelings about letters that leave through your fingertips, transmitted across state lines, political boundaries and the sea via live wire, only to be fed through a cable and projected onto a screen in front of my face. The words themselves travel well: they do not arrive jetlagged or wrinkled from their high-speed travel across countless time zones, instead standing tall whenever I summon them to present themselves and relay your message. In theory, they could not do a better job, keeping perfect contrast against the bleak backdrop of the screen and recounting every syllable in the exact cadence of your fingers tapping across a keyboard [in an illustration] so far away. [with black around the text] Something is missing. Something is not quite right. I do [illustration] appreciate the convenience: of knowing that seconds after I push a button you could very well be reading my words and smiling to yourself, of a means of communication that is virtually free in the monetary sense, and of being able to say four words ("Those brownies were great.") or forty-six ("Sometimes I just don't know what to say to you, and…") and know you will receive them almost instantaneously. I can't stop feeling like there is something artificial about this kind of communication. I see words, but I can't feel them. If I type what I really mean, no matter how descriptive my vocabulary, no matter the words I place in order ever-so painstakingly, you will not know what I really mean. I have qualms about communication that does not allow for emotion. I balk at the idea of composing anything short of a shopping list in a way that does not allow me to underline, [handwritten] "so I was on the [circled letter] T & I saw this guy on a bike with massive handlebars!!! The wingspan of them things was enormous…" [back to typed] italicize, stylize or mark with an upright happy face to denote preference, scorn, or delight. My grasp of the language can only take me so far. And then there is the matter of permanence: If I am to live a truly happy life, I require documentary evidence, a collection of paper items that, when analyzed and compared as a whole collection, give some sort of outline, framework and timeline of my life and times. I want to remember events and points of view other than my own. I could be happy without these things, I suppose, but I would feel like I lacked a history, like every piece of correspondence served its initial purpose and became useless, cast aside. Sometimes I see letters and thing that maybe these are some kind of literature, that if I have a series of notes my best friend passed me in class for two years of high school, maybe the collection is some kind of insight into the teenage experience or into the mind of the girl herself. I like to think that these things, especially those written in purple felt-tip pen, are worth keeping. I cannot throw away what became history as soon as my letter of response slipped out of my hands and into the mail chute. I cannot say that just because a time has passed, documentation of such lacks value. Sometimes I see collections of correspondence, things written by famous people before they were shining stars, and I think of the shoeboxes full of messages in the upstairs closet. Notions of fame aside, there is something truly valuable about the handwritten word, about candid records of a time and place. I have taken to transferring electronic messages to print form, to sending a signal from my fingertips to a great printer in the basement of technology building, so I can keep your words for more than the time it takes me to reply. This is no substitute for envelopes marked with your location, sheets of stationery with your script scratching across parallel lines, feeling the back of the paper and an embossed pattern in the shape of every character formed (because maybe, like me, you press down with your pen, every letter a deliberate creation), the smell of your house on the paper itself. There is just something sacred about these written words, about the honesty of penmanship and the care in addressing someone something to be sent to another person. If someone has sent you something, some words on paper, a declaration of any kind, do think of it as something special. Think of it as shared secrets and privileged information and a sacred text of some sort. Keep it away from the spying eye of fellow commuters, the hands of small children, and the reach of small animals. If you must read it aloud (to a captive audience), do so with the thought that you are expressing the exact emotions of a person at a given time, in one specific spot. Have some sort of reverence for the written word, with keeping records, with documentary evidence for being here and being alive. Just remember that they could be obsessed with much less charming things, and that should you become famous, they will probably end up writing your biography (or informing those who do).
Marissa Falco. Red-Hooded Sweatshirt, #3. 1999.
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August 29th: Starting signal for the ambitious road-trip of two adventurers riding Peugeot Scooters's Django.
2016, August 29th, Paris – A great adventure is starting today for Samuel Felice and Ambroise Prince. Together, they launch the crazy challenge to reproduce the amazing saga of Serge Gracium and Michel Vaslin: two Petty Officers 3rd class of the French Navy in naval aviation, having traveled Saigon-Paris 60 years ago with their Peugeot Scooters S57. Thus was born the idea of reproduce the raid in the opposite direction, in the same conditions, except that we are in 2016. It is with great pleasure and enthusiasm that Peugeot Scooters has agreed to support them in this adventure, giving them two Django 125cc: the neo retro model of the manufacturer, directly inspired by the S57.
Django Adventure, the remake, 60 years later In 1956, two French soldiers, Serge Gracium and Michel Vaslin, drive more than 17,000 kilometers from Paris to Saigon, riding the famous Peugeot S57.
Respectively from Angers and Le Mans, 22 years both, they end their campaign of stay in Indochina and design the project to return to France on their own, riding their scooters to discover countries and people. This surprising adventure inspired Samuel Felice and Ambroise Prince. These two friends, directors, cameramen and editors, have fed a desire for adventure for a long time. « We always wanted to do a road trip and thanks to research we came across this amazing story realized exactly 60 years ago. It immediately echoes our desire for adventure: what could be more exciting than covering a part of the world on a scooter? Two-wheel is a great way to make a road-trip off the beaten path, meeting people and beautiful scenery. Django Adventure is finally a great tribute to the raid for its 60 years birthday, and a great opportunity to realize our dream », declared the two adventurers.
The pair consolidates its proposal and is approaching Peugeot Scooters last January, in order that the manufacturer supports them in realizing this colossal project. Happy and proud to bring life back to this unexpected adventure, the brand, well surrounded by loyal partners, help design the journey and secure the travel of the two riders. « Of all the projects we receive, this one seems crazy! However, fact that Ambroise and Samuel wish to echo a legendary road trip where two Peugeot scooters were used 60 years ago attracted us. We extensively exchanged with them on their project, which seemed solid and feasible. Their enthusiasm and persuasiveness did the rest! We provide them with two Django scooters (125 cc), our technical capabilities and have brought together our partners Total, Planet Ride, TomTom, April Moto and Dainese to support this great initiative», declares Stefano Grasselli, Head of Brand Strategy at Peugeot Scooters.
12,000 kilometers, fifty cities, and thousands of shared memories
Together, two friends promise, in addition to realize their dream, to live an extraordinary adventure among the most beautiful landscapes in the world. Indeed, it is not less than 12,000 km they are about to go, crossing over a dozen different countries. Thus, to achieve Vietnam from France, they will cross Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Turkey, India, Burma, Thailand and ... Laos, before finally reaching Ho Chi Minh City. Equivalent of fifty cities discovered thanks to Django!
Django, neo retro model of Peugeot Scooters, perfectly celebrates the long history of Peugeot on two wheel universe. Its style, its design, including a distribution of colors which belongs to the historical knowledge of the brand, combined with technological innovation make Django a unique model within its market. For the road trip, the two models in the 125cc class have been specially prepared with more appropriate wheels for long distance and a work on the sealing of the dashboard.
A connected adventure
Throughout the journey, the two friends will feed a virtual diary to share their incredible adventure with the greatest number. Thanks to a dedicated blog and accounts on major social platforms (Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, Snapchat) they will publish photos, videos and exclusive content, to make us live the enthusiasm of the road trip. Enough to help the imagination of future adventurers!
A report that already looks exciting, as the two adventurers, aged 24 and 28, have an almost symbiotic relationship with the image. Editors and broadcast cameramen in their professional life, they will know to honor the exceptional panoramas they are about to cross.
To follow Django Adventure
And dedicated blog www.django-adventure.com which gathers all content
Django Adventure is supported by :
Contacts presse pour toute demande
Annabel Fuder, Sonia Marchal & Sandrine Mahoux
01 84 02 11 29 – moc.pr-negyxo@sretoocs-toeguep
Contact Peugeot Scooters
Monde : Candice Robert
01 40 66 48 49 – email@example.com
A propos de PEUGEOT Scooters
Présente dans près de 70 pays à travers le monde et 3000 points de vente, la marque est aujourd'hui détenue à 51% par le groupe indien Mahindra et 49% par le groupe PSA. Née en 1898, elle revendique le titre de plus ancienne marque de deux-roues motorisés au monde et dispose d'un riche palmarès sportif grâce à de nombreuses victoires dans des épreuves prestigieuses telles que le Bol d'Or et plusieurs records du monde de vitesse. Avec une stratégie orientée vers l'innovation, on lui doit notamment l'invention du scooter à carrosserie plastique en 1982, du scooter électrique zéro émission en 1996 et la généralisation du système de freinage ABS sur les scooters 125 dès 2002 .


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The village of Parbold is in Lancashire in the valley of the River Douglas and with the Leeds Liverpool canal passing close to the town centre. It has in recent years proved popular with those commuters who appreciate the rural aspect of this large village as it is around three miles to the M6 which in turn offers easy access to the major North West economic centres of Liverpool, Manchester and Preston with easy access to the M6 making it a popular location for the commuter. Dominating the area is Parbold Hill where a little below its summit is a monument that was originally erected to commemorate the Reform Bill of 1832 and it is unusual as it is somewhat bottle shaped, known locally as Parbold Bottle. From here though the views are splendid and the more energetic can take advantage of the myriad of pathways and walks that are well signed to appreciate the incredible scenery. Parbold has plenty to offer both the resident and visitor, the canal is popular with anglers and ramblers whilst the village boasts a number of good pubs and local shops with the occasional tea room. With two churches, primary schools and other facilities it is easy to appreciate why Parbold is such a popular location.
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Eagle & Child
Red Lion
Wiggin Tree
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Wayfarer Restaurant
Our Lady & All Saints RC Primary School
Parbold Douglas C of E Primary School
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This week I thought I'd share a few pollen covered tidbits with you; hopefully, they're nothing to sneeze at. Get it? Pollen, sneeze at? I am kicking this off with first class humor folks, let's hope I can sustain it …………… (Oh boy)
This week I thought I'd share a few pollen covered tidbits with you; hopefully, they're nothing to sneeze at. Get it? Pollen, sneeze at? I am kicking this off with first class humor folks, let's hope I can sustain it …………… (Oh boy)
Seriously, how can you not smile when you first see the Music Circus tent up, a sure sign that summer is here. It seems to be a bit of an abbreviated schedule but I want to see Robert Cray and one has to think that the Abba tribute show will be a ton of fun.
· The Tyabetics are going strong. We're still working to put up posters to let people know about the July 12th Jr. Triathlon. Free T-shirts and the chance to win a number of prizes for all the kids who join the team.
· A huge thank you to everyone who has reached out since my last article, especially the Keenan family and the Cohasset Candy Store for offering to help with the prizes for the Tyabetics. Your kind offer brought a smile to my face.
· Coincidently, Tyler's softball team is sponsored by the Cohasset Candy Store. Its businesses like the Cohasset Candy Store that makes a town a community.
· Did you get a chance to read the letter in the Mariner a few weeks back from Paul Lualdi regarding the sewer fees in and around Little Harbor? His point of being fair to those who paid for the sewer construction seemed very reasonable to me.
· To the nice woman who stopped me at CVS last month to compliment my articles, thank you very much. I was a bit preoccupied and I hope I properly conveyed my appreciation.
· To the kids who screeched around the corner in front my house last Saturday, the only thing that that kept you from a lifetime of regret was five minutes. Five minutes earlier the spot that you worked to regain control of your car was full of young kids.
· Father's Day is this weekend; I know an awful lot of great Dads in town.
· About a year and a half ago, long time Cohasset resident Bud Howorth passed away. Bud was a kind quiet gentleman who we had the privilege of living next door to. A few years back he shared with me that during World War II he'd landed on the beaches of Normandy but beyond that he didn't want to talk about it. Last week was the 70th anniversary of D-day and I thought a lot about what Bud and his peers must have endured. Bud Howorth was a hero and we owe him and his entire generation a debt of gratitude. Thank you Bud.
· While on the subject of remembering special neighbors, last November my 'girlfriend' who lived across the street passed away. Claire O'Brien was 93 and she could brighten up anyone's day. I was always incredibly impressed on how well my wife contained her jealousy when I'd go over to visit. Sometime in the next few months, Claire's daughters will put their home up for sale. I'll miss them as much as I miss Claire.
· Have you been to visit the new ice cream stand at the Honstra Farms barn in Norwell? A great experience. My kids suggest you try the Oreo ice cream but you can't go wrong with the Coffee Heath Bar.
· On a gorgeous Saturday last month, 37 percent of Cohasset's resident's turned out to cast their vote in the town election. That's twice the percentage of voters a week earlier for the Selectman's race in Hingham. Well done Cohasset.
· The turnout and the results speak for themselves.
· I guarantee there is no one in town is more anti-gun than I, but I found the whole brouhaha over the editorial comic a few weeks ago silly at best. To be upset about a cartoon set in the Wild West is on par with not wanting your kids to watch Star Wars because they're shooting laser guns. Now if the cartoon depicted Jar Jar Binks, I'd understand the anger.
· Baseball, lacrosse or soccer; you know what spring sport is better? The answer is simple; the one your child enjoys playing.
· This season my son has been playing baseball over at the Beechwood Field. While it's fun to see the kids playing on a bigger field I miss the camaraderie over at the Barnes / Chase fields.
· Speaking of baseball, a special thanks for NESN for keeping Jerry Remy in the booth. As I wrote a few months back, I'm taking a pass on watching the Sox as long as Remy is in the booth and given how poorly the defending champs are playing, I'm not missing much. Remy must have been proud seeing his son's new neo-nazi tattoo as he plead guilty to murder. Glad I'm not selling NESN advertising.
· I receive all sorts of emails or Facebook comments from various folks. One person in particular who'd chime in with a supporting comment from time to time was Alison Callahan. I never met Alison, but her comments were always appreciated. Earlier this week, Alison lost her battle with cancer. Please allow me to extend my sincerest and warmest thoughts and wishes to her family.
· There are some really special people throughout town battling different forms of cancer – some battles are pretty serious. If you know someone, take the time to drop them a note, pick up the phone or reach out and offer to help with a task. A simple gesture means so much.
· Two businesses you have to check out in the Old Colony Square Plaza. The Work Station is amazing; a professional and relaxed place to get out of the house to get work done. The Olympus Grille is a pleasant addition to Cohasset's food scene. Steve and Mike at Olympus are extremely nice and the kids really like their pizza while I'm a fan of the kabobs and humus.
· Did anyone notice that in April Cohasset Imports on Rt. 3A had a DeLorean on the lot? I can't but help wonder if it came with a flux capacitor or if that was extra.
· Best of luck to the graduating class, especially Christopher Lund who's promised me that he'll come back from college to help me with the driveway when it snows.
· The other night when I had to do the middle of the night blood test for my sleeping daughter there was a note next to her asking me not to prick certain fingers that were hurting her from all the needles. No child should have to go to bed with that concern.
· Drop me an email if you'd like a 'Tyabetics' wristband. We're aiming for 25 kids to join the team and to raise $5,000. We'd be honored to have your support – simply Google "Tyabetics" to learn how.
As always, thanks for reading.
John McSheffrey has been part of the Cohasset community since 2007 and can be reached at email@example.com


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In the mobile space, there has been much debate about mobile site structure: the costs and benefits of using multiple URLs or one URL to represent the mobile version of an existing page template.
My original stance was that the best option is to use one URL and multiple style sheets to control the rendering of the mobile content. As is always the case, that solution really didn't suit everyone.
Developers, especially in the entertainment space, pointed out that the solution was only good for websites that focused on text; it wasn't as good for media-rich, experiential websites.
Designers, especially those who were already getting into mobile app design, felt cramped by the conventions of traditional web layouts, and understood that mobile users related and responded to different design cues, that actually make information architecture and page organization easier on the smaller screen.
Despite the objections (whining?), I was an SEO at heart, and knew the value of an optimized URL, that had history and links already indexed in the search engines. So I stuck by my position, as much as I could, frequently suggesting server settings changes and DNS architecture to overcome most of the objections.
I still believe that "one URL" is the best-case scenario for mobile search results in many cases. Bing has recently stated publicly that they agree.
The biggest problem that my clients and I always faced in mobile SEO was that their desktop pages would almost always out-rank their mobile pages, especially in smartphone search. This was because the desktop pages were older, and had more links and more search engine credibility than the new mobile pages. Using one URL eliminated that problem.
Most of my clients however, had already built mobile content on a mobile subdomain (m.)or subdirectior (./m), so we had to set up user-agent detection and redirection on all desktop pages, and then work with canonical tags to ensure that the search engines understood that the two URLs represented essentially the same content.
In December, Google introduced the smartphone crawler (User agent string: Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/532.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0.5 Mobile/8B117 Safari/6531.22.7 (compatible; Googlebot-Mobile/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html), which made the life a mobile SEO a lot easier! The Smartphone crawler does what many of us have been instructing clients do with redirection or canonical tags for a couple years – but does it automatically!
The new crawler:
- Associates desktop pages on a website with their mobile counterparts (halle-freaken-lujah!)
- Records the mobile redirects that it finds from desktop to mobile pages
- Seamlessly serves the target of the redirect (the mobile page) when a smartphone requested the desktop page from a smartphone search result.
It even does this without hitting your server for the redirect, because it (presumably) caches the two pages together, and does the disambiguation on its own.
While in some ways this seems like a fancy technical workaround by Google, because the problem could have also been handled algorithmically, it is still a great stride forward. This change is much better than some of the other paths Google could have followed, and allows mobile sites to have the best of both worlds (mobile and desktop designs) without forcing them into a one-URL-strategy.
While there still are some risks of mis-indexing or technical difficulty, this does potentially make mobile SEO a lot easier. Now, mobile pages will actually get the traffic they deserve, and servers will not be over-taxed with mobile redirection.
So now, if you are like most companies, and have built separate mobile pages, all you have to do is make sure that the smartphone bot is effectively triggering and crawling the redirects, (or if you are other companies, just check that the redirects are working properly in the first place!). If you don't have redirects in place, and are relying on users to click over to the mobile content, or are using a JavaScript take-over to suggest people click to go to the other content, then you aren't going to benefit from this new smartphone crawler.
Potential problems with the smartphone crawler enter the picture when you have done things in your robots.txt file to change how bots might index or approach your mobile content, or when you are using a system that generates temporary urls on the fly, rather than relying on a static mobile url to do the job. (This means look very closely at your setup if you are using a transcoding engine to generate your page – They commonly rely on temporary mobile urls which could cause problems for the smartphone crawler).
The other common issue that will hopefully be sorted out quickly by Google will be when desktop pages have more than one alternative mobile page; for instance one on the 'm.' for phones and another on a 't.' for tablets. Google has yet to introduce a tablet crawler, so the best way to deal with this will really depend on testing.
Check that your desktop search results are redirecting appropriately across a number of phones, then see what happens when you do the same search, but click through from a tablet. It might work, and send you to the tablet-specific page, but if not, you might have to set up tablet user-agent detection and redirection from the mobile page that the smartphone bot has indexed to get visitors to the tablet pages. (If you need assistance with this, this mobile redirection script generator can help you create the exact code that you need to add to your site to make it happen).
The launch of the new Google smartphone crawler is interesting, and certainly bringing more needed attention to mobile SEO. The full impact of this new technology will vary depending on how your mobile content is set up, and what you have already done to optimize the user experience for your mobile site visitors.
Time will tell whether this will be a permanent mobile indexing strategy, or just another flash in the pan that Google only half-heartedly supports and eventually flames out. Hopefully it is a good sign of things to come in the world of mobile SEO and transparency from the Google mobile teams!
Related reading
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What can we learn from voice search in 2018?
A study by HigherVisibility on voice search over the past few years has revealed some interesting trends in the industry.
Google Ads 2019: What to look out for
2018 was an eventful year for Google Ads, and 2019 looks to bring even more changes. Here are the key things to expect this year.
Mobile search and video in 2019: How visible are you?
Most of our search activity is mobile now and most of our video viewing is too. How should this affect the way we approach SEO for our video content?


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SSi is an excellent way to build confidence. It gets you speaking and really works! I'm very grateful to them.
Leanne Wood
Plaid Cymru AM for the Rhondda
I'm on a four-month trip to Central America and about 95% of the Spanish I'm using here came from SSi.
Rachel Healy
San José
Costa Rica
The SSi approach flies in the face of established language learning theory and method - and yet, it works!
Professor Tess Fitzpatrick
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Cardiff University
If you want to learn more about the HILT method, these books and articles are a great place to start.The HILT Approach (e-book)


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England's schools 'letting future maths stars down'
England is neglecting its brightest children, leaving them lagging far behind their peers overseas in top level maths scores, a report says.
The Sutton Trust study shows teenagers in England are half as likely as those in the average developed nation to reach higher levels in maths.
Brighter pupils are more likely to go to private or grammar schools rather than other state schools, it adds.
The government said it wanted to "restore academic rigour" to schools.
Researchers at the Centre for Education and Employment Research at Buckingham University examined the proportions of pupils achieving the highest levels in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) tests.
'Deeply troubling'
The PISA tests (Programme for International Student Assessment) compare the performance of pupils in different countries in subjects such as reading and maths. The latest results date back to 2009.
The report found that just 1.7% of England's 15-year-olds reached the highest level, Level 6, in maths, compared with an OECD average of 3.1%.
In Switzerland and Korea, 7.8% of pupils reached this level.
Overall, England ranked 26th out of 34 OECD countries for the proportion of pupils reaching the top level in maths, behind other nations like Slovenia (3.9%), the Slovak Republic (3.6%) France (3.3%) and the Czech Republic (3.2%), which were among those scoring around the OECD average.
The report adds that the situation looks worse for England when a wider global comparison is used.
Singapore, which is not part of the OECD table analysed, saw 15.6% of its students score the top level, while in Hong Kong and Shanghai, which were also not part of the OECD table, 10.8% and 26.6% respectively got the top level.
Sutton Trust chairman Sir Peter Lampl said: "This is a deeply troubling picture for any us who care about our brightest pupils from non-privileged backgrounds."
The study also suggests that comparing the maths results of 18-year-olds would be even more stark because 90% of English pupils drop the subject after GCSE.
Whereas in many other countries, maths is compulsory up to the age of 18.
The report argues that England is falling down international tables because of successive failures to help the most able pupils.
It calls for bright children to be identified at the end of primary school, with their achievements and progress tracked from then on.
'Profound concerns'
It says there should also be tougher questions in exams to allow bright youngsters to stretch themselves and show their abilities.
Sir Peter said: "These are shocking findings that raise profound concerns about how well we support our most academically-able pupils, from non-privileged backgrounds.
"Excellence in maths is crucial in so many areas such as science, engineering, IT, economics and finance. These figures show that few bright non-privileged students reach their academic potential - which is unfair and a tragedy for them and the country as a whole."
Report author Prof Alan Smithers said recent education policy for the brightest had been a mess.
"The government should signal to schools the importance of educating the brightest through how it holds the schools to account.
"At present the accountability measures are pitched at the weakest and middling performers," he added.
Education Secretary Michael Gove added: "We already knew that under Labour we plummeted down the international league tables in maths.
"Now we see further evidence that they betrayed bright children from poor backgrounds and - worst of all - that their policies drove talented children from disadvantaged backgrounds away from the subjects that employers and universities value most."
Shadow Education Secretary Stephen Twigg said: "Results for all pupils, including the brightest, improved under Labour.
"While there are always improvements that could be made, gifted and talented pupils were stretched through a National Academy, targeted scholarships and a new A* grade at A-level.
"While we want to see bright pupils stretched, this can't be at the expense of leaving some behind. Michael Gove's plans will create a two tier exam system, which will do nothing to help all pupils make the most of their potential."
Nasuwt teaching union head Chris Keates said the tests used to draw the comparisons, and the way children prepare for them, differed between countries.
"Their conclusions raise more questions than they answer. They are not comparing like with like.
"The education systems are different. The pupils taking the tests are selected differently. Some countries do nothing but prepare for the tests for months. Some, like Shanghai may not enter a pupil sample generally reflective of the student population and use crammer sessions to prepare."


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Rockies undone by grand slam in homer-filled loss
DENVER -- Hector Sanchez entered Coors Field on Wednesday with a .120 batting average and left a Giants bopper.
Sanchez hit two of the Giants' six and the teams' combined nine homers. The second was an 11th-inning, two-out grand slam off Chad Bettis that gave his team a 12-10 victory over the Rockies. The Giants, who also had two homers from Michael Morse, avoided being swept in a competitive three-game series.View Full Game Coverage
DENVER -- Hector Sanchez entered Coors Field on Wednesday with a .120 batting average and left a Giants bopper.
Sanchez hit two of the Giants' six and the teams' combined nine homers. The second was an 11th-inning, two-out grand slam off Chad Bettis that gave his team a 12-10 victory over the Rockies. The Giants, who also had two homers from Michael Morse, avoided being swept in a competitive three-game series.View Full Game Coverage
"The ball looked like it was going pretty good early on," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said. "You never know what's going to happen but it was one of those days where the ball was flying."
In the 11th, Bettis (0-1) gave up a leadoff Hunter Pence single and walked two, including Joaquin Arias intentionally to load the bases with two out. Sanchez, who homered off Matt Belisle to open the eighth inning, worked Bettis' count full and fouled off offerings until he homered on Bettis' 10th-pitch fastball.
"I put myself in a bad spot and I got hurt for it," Bettis said.
The Rockies (12-11) head out to face two more National League West rivals, the Dodgers and the D-backs, after a 4-2 homestand that saw the Rockies score 44 runs. They gave up 27, but 22 of them came in the two losses.
Those games had Weiss juggling the bullpen. Righty Adam Ottavino, one of the key relievers, was unavailable Wednesday because he had pitched in the last three games.
The homers were Sanchez's first two of the year. The slam was a career first, and it made a winner of Jean Machi (4-0).
"It's a lot of feeling in that situation," Sanchez said, "because everybody wants to be the hero. In this field the ball flies. I hit it well, and right at the moment that I hit it, I knew that was out of the park."
The Rockies' Justin Morneau hit a two-run shot in the bottom of the 11th off Sergio Romo to halve the final deficit.
The Giants (12-10) scored as many runs Wednesday as they had the previous seven games combined.
Pitchers throughout, starting with the Giants' Matt Cain and the Rockies' Tyler Chatwood, were unwilling co-stars in the teams' homer highlight clips.
Troy Tulowitzki had a two-run shot off Cain in the first, but Morse answered in the second for the first of his two homers to cut the difference to 2-1. The Rockies strung together three runs on four hits and a Brandon Belt error in the second.
Chatwood's 5-2 lead wasn't anything close to safe. Brandon Hicks led off the third with a homer that kept carrying to right, and with two down, Morse added a three-run blast to center to tie the game.
Charlie Blackmon knocked his team-high fifth homer with one out in the fourth. However, Belt swatted a left-on-left two-run shot off the Rockies' Rex Brothers for a 7-6 Giants lead in the seventh.
Although he gave up the three homers and five runs in six innings, Chatwood left in position to win, mainly because he escaped a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the fifth.
"I really made two mistakes," Chatwood said. "I walked four guys, but two mistakes. I hung a slider to Morse and threw a fastball up and away to Morse and he hit it out.
"It's just one of those things. The ball was really carrying today, but those two mistakes cost me four runs. You could tell by the flags, how they were blowing out, that it was going to be one of those days. But you don't really focus on that. You focus on your pitches. We didn't execute many pitches."
Nolan Arenado's double off Cain in the seventh created a tie that lasted until Sanchez's first-pitch homer in the eighth off Belisle. Cain gave up seven runs and 10 hits in six innings plus three batters of the seventh but, incredibly, kept the Giants close.
Blackmon tied it with his second RBI in the eighth. DJ LeMahieu walked, advanced on Charlie Culberson's bunt, took another base when third-base umpire Bob Davidson called a balk on Santiago Casilla, and scored on Blackmon's fielder's choice grounder.
Casilla escaped with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth when LeMahieu flied to deep right field.
Thomas Harding is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @harding_at_mlb.


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Needles: US8 /5.00 mm needle or size to obtain the gauge. Gauge is not important for this project.
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We've been enjoying Halo: Spartan Assault on both Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 the past few weeks. How about you? We're a handful of weeks away from the first update to the title that will bring support for 512MB devices on Windows Phone. If you're on Windows 8 playing the game you'll be using your Xbox 360 controller then. We also suspect either new levels or more game modes. Of course we'll let you know when the update hits. In the meantime, here's the answer to a question I know every single one of you has been wondering. What's powering the AI?
Havok, as you may know, is a physics engine used by many video games. Depending on the game, a studio can use different tools from within the Havok portfolio. There's Havok Physics, Animation Studio, Cloth, Destruction, AI, Script, and Vision Engine. Developers may only need to use one particular product (or all) within the Havok product range. Halo 2, 3, ODST, and 4 have used Havok Physics and Animation in the past, with Halo 4 also using the Havok AI. What's Halo: Spartan Assault using? Havok AI.
When Halo: Spartan Assault launched two weeks ago it became one of the first games on both Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 to be powered by Havok. We last touched on Havok coming to Windows Phone back in late April, when we sat down with Microsoft's Larry Lieberman and Casey McGee to talk game engines. And Havok was announced for Windows Phone way back last October at Build 2012.
Here's what Dan Ayoub, Executive Producer at343 Industries has to say about Spartan Assault and Havok:
Since the series began in 2001, the Halo universe has been populated by a variety of powerful and cunning enemy combatants, and Havok is the perfect partner to provide the smarts that control these dangerous foes. The AI is an important ingredient in what makes the world of Halo so lively and thrilling, our collaboration with Havok and Vanguard Games has helped bring that giant expanding universe to smartphone screens.
We can't wait to see more advanced games come to Windows Phone and Windows 8. Havok will help game developers on that journey. Be sure to visit the Havok website if you're a game developer and want to learn more about using Havok in your next Windows or Windows Phone game.
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Whining serial commentard bemoans Reg bullying
'Do not harrass me online'
It appears serial commentard Aaron Kempf doesn't much like the taste of his own bitter medicine, and has written to "request that you do not harrass [sic] me online".
It was a crisp October morn last year when Kempf savagely laid into Reg hack Chris "Fucking pansy" Williams with a couple of unholy turdspurts about this piece on counter-terror databases.
Kempf's splendid outbursts included this fairly representative rant:
Run away you little pansy, the databases are coming, the databases are coming!!!
No wonder you guys are no longer a super-power. Super-Powers aren't scared of a fucking database.
After that, we kind of hoped he'd spontaneously combusted or something, but sadly not. Sure enough, he was soon off again about Sarah Palin, suggesting:
screw you for using your media to talk shit about palin, I would rather have a woman than a muslim-- any day of the week. Why don't your stick your attitude problem back in a time machine and go back to the revolutionary war and fuck yourself again.
Lovely. Well, it appears Kempf didn't much like the way in which we reported his outbursts, and yesterday (belatedly) dispatched an email which began: "I'm going to request that you do not harrass me online."
A promising start, but it didn't last long. Kempf continued:
It's ridiculous that you guys are scared of databases-- oh my god are people actually keeping track of you?
but either way-- you don't need to harrass me online
Well, Kempfy me old mate, we'll do a deal: You eff off back to your databases and never darken our inboxes again and we'll forget all about you. Sorted. ®
Yup, it's got to be said: "As ye sow, so shall ye reap," and so forth...


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Many prominent golf companies, players and PGA instructors regularly take to Twitter to talk about their equipment and other aspects of their game. Here is a round-up of some of the most interesting golf-related Twitter entries from the week of March 28-April 3, featuring Graeme McDowell, Jeehae Lee, Hank Haney and more:
Callaway News
@CallawayTourSpy Phil's winning bag in Houston: RAZR Hawk Driver 9.5º, BB Diablo 15º Fwy, RAZR X muscle back irons, X-Forged 3& 4-iron #WinnersPlayCallaway
Click here to use the PGA.com Value Guide to find out the trade-in value of your used clubs and turn them into cash or credit toward the new clubs you want now.
Your golf game is more fun when you share it with your friends -- and with us! So follow us on Twitter and interact with us on Facebook.
What do you think about your golf equipment? Rate and review your clubs in the PGA.com Equipment Section, where you also can see what's in the bags of tournament winners, check out new equipment photo galleries and even catch up on the latest tweets from tour players and equipment companies.
What's new in golf equipment right now? Plenty! Take a look at the latest and greatest golf gear in our exclusive PGA.com photo galleries, where you can see the newest drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, putters and more.
@jenny_suh "I just learned that staff bags are REALLY heavy when you have to carry them yourself...and I only walked from the parking lot to the range!" -- LPGA Tour player Jenny Suh
We've combed through thousands of golf equipment-related tweets from your favorite tour players, PGA teaching professionals and golf equipment companies, and collected the best photos from the past week. Be sure to check them out in our gallery of Top 10 Golf Equipment Photos from March 28-April 3. And be sure to check out all of our exclusive 2011 equipment photo galleries for the latest in drivers, irons, putters and more
@CallawayTourSpy He also had JAWS 52, 60 & 64º wedges, Odyssey WH XG #9 Putter & Tour i(z) ball as well as Callaway apparel & footwear #WinnersPlayCallaway
Luke Donald
@Luke_Donald A nice mixture of colours from RL for Augusta. Very excited for the first major of the year //twitpic.com/4gq0lt
Nike Golf
@nikegolf Check out the custom swag the Nike Athletes are receiving to wear off the links during #Masters week! //plixi.com/p/89281422
@nikegolf Check out the customization on the back of the N98 jackets for the Nike Athletes competing at The #Masters //plixi.com/p/89321413
John Graham, PGA
@JohnGrahamGolf What's in the bag.....you'd never know I was missing a 7 iron //twitpic.com/4gj3u0
Sofie Andersson
@sofieandersson There are a few clubs in my golf bag that I'm not sure will fit in my travel cover or under weight restrictions. #fairwaysandgreensright?
Graeme McDowell
@Graeme_McDowell Packing for Augusta. Getting excited. Some nice shirt colours for the week. Always pack a couple extra #indecisive //yfrog.com/h0222gyj
Stephanie Connelly
@S_L_Connelly Outfit today from @TraceyLynnGolf twitpic.com/4ghmer
Hank Haney, PGA
@HankDHaney All great but i like VR split and AP2 RT @TJG_343: 6 hdc, what's the best iron... Titleist AP2, Titleist 731pm, Nike Vr split cavity????
@HankDHaney 48, 53, 58 RT @sladerade12: Hank what lofts do you use on your wedges?
@HankDHaney Single digit but even then nothing wrong w cast clubs RT @jesus67: what HC would you recommend before buying forged irons
@HankDHaney 52, 56 with 14 degrees bounce RT @Peacock1: @HankDHaney 20 hcp. What wedges should I have in my bag?
@HankDHaney Get an adjustable driver RT @JoshuaCPearson: - hit irons and driver with a slight fade, both hybrids hook. Perhaps need a stronger shaft?
@HankDHaney VR Pro Cavity RT @wmperk88: what are the best Nike irons for a mid-high hndcp player? Starting playing a few months ago
@HankDHaney Nike VR but both good RT @gpattersn: new driver, Titleist D10 or Nike VR Pro? What would you get?
Ian Poulter
@IanJamesPoulter This might make a Thursday appearance at the Masters I like this outfit. #TwitPict //twitpic.com/4gahob
@IanJamesPoulter Should this be my Sunday Masters Outfit. it's got a big chance. #TwitPict //twitpic.com/4g9ut9
Nike Golf
@nikegolf Yes Jan 2012 but maybe sooner! RT @Golfchops: Will the flat bill style hat AK is wearing be available to the public any time soon?
Jeehae Lee
@jeehaeda Best picture of the week. Scotty(my caddy), Cameron(my head cover), and camels in the background at the course. yfrog.com/gy1pzmnj
@jeehaeda And no, I did not name my head cover Cameron because I have a caddy named scotty. Purely a coincidence!
Whitlam Golf
@WhitlamGolfUSA Finished Angela Oh's wedges yesterday. As you can tell, she doesn't have a favorite color. Lol. twitpic.com/4g4y0r twitpic.com/4g4y0l
Cindy LaCrosse
@CindyLaCrosse Brand new pro v range balls!!! Avila country club, you complete me. //plixi.com/p/88943385
Hank Haney, PGA
@HankDHaney 52, 56 or 53, 58 or 54, 60 RT @Chornstarr: what degree wedges should be carried with you?
@HankDHaney Switch golf balls RT @harlequintusk: 15 hdcp cant get irons to stay on green. Feels like good strike, any practice tips 4 range 4 more spin?
@HankDHaney No go 56 RT @EdManChew: I always flub my chip shots from the rough. Should I be using my 60 deg?
@HankDHaney Try swinging a weighted club RT @SeanyBurns1990: what drill would u practice to get a better tempo in your swing??
@HankDHaney Either would do personal preference RT @fester_54: would you suggest 7-wood or 3-hybrid?
@HankDHaney VR Pro Cavity RT @wmperk88: what are the best Nike irons for a mid-high hndcp player? Starting playing a few months ago
@HankDHaney Nike VR but both good RT @gpattersn: new driver, Titleist D10 or Nike VR Pro? What would you get?
Jeehae Lee
@jeehaeda Oops. "I had a bad hole" is an understatement. yfrog.com/h08gojhpj
Francesco Molinari
@F_Molinari This is what I am going to wear in Augusta! Ecco come sarò vestito ad Augusta! plixi.com/p/88697806"
Billy Horschel
@BillyHo_Golf Wearing all black day. Feeling like Johnny Cash.... Wearing the RLX Tuxedo pants. yfrog.com/h3kogjxj yfrog.com/h25lbhnj
Crystal Golf
@CrystalGolf_FL This little box of goodies is on it's way to DUBAI! Soon there will little balls of color all over! Happy! //twitpic.com/4fom0n
TaylorMade Golf Europe
@TaylorMadeTour TaylorMade were the no.1 driver, fairway wood and hybrid brand this week in Morocco with the R11 no.1 driver model. Roll on Augusta!
Hank Haney, PGA
@HankDHaney Yes stiff shaft RT @bigpoppadoc88: I have a regular shaft w/ a swing speed around 100-102 but my drives tend to carry abt 260 stiff shaft?
@HankDHaney Wind direction RT @steve6402: hank hope this isnt a dumb question... What do u use a compass for while playing golf ??
@HankDHaney Nike Method is a great putter but his Scotty won 14 majors RT @SwingProfessors: What is your take on all of Tiger's putter changes ?
Nike Golf
@nikegolf Curious to see what the Nike Athletes are wearing at The #Masters? Guess who will be sporting these //yfrog.com/h467otyj
@nikegolf Great guess! The Georgia Tech colored polo was a good clue! RT @mak_krulatz: @nikegolf Stewart Cink! //yfrog.com/h4dataij
@nikegolf Wondering what Nike Athlete @TigerWoods will be wearing at The #Masters? Check it out! //yfrog.com/h83ebcaj
@nikegolf Which Nike Athlete do you think might rock the thermal sleeves if the weather is chilly? //yfrog.com/gzkmlpsj
@nikegolf Right! It is Nike Athlete @Paul_Casey who often sports thermal sleeves or a Nike Pro baselayer! //yfrog.com/h828681687j
@nikegolf The Nike Athlete making his 1st #Masters debut will be wearing these next week, guess who!? //yfrog.com/gy5ovlnj
@nikegolf So many correct guesses! Yes Nike Athlete @JhonattanVegas will be rockin' these looks at Augusta! //plixi.com/p/88711655
@nikegolf The Nike Athlete who owns these looks at the #Masters is ranked in the Top 20 in the world rankings. Who is it? //plixi.com/p/88685852
@nikegolf Nice guess @lefty4life! These looks belong to 15th in the world @F_Molinari. Good luck Fran! //plixi.com/p/88697806
@nikegolf Which Nike Golf young gun will be wearing these outfits at The #Masters? //yfrog.com/h8vdmtej
@nikegolf These outfits belong to Nike Athlete Anthony Kim! Let's see if he rocks them with his new hat! //plixi.com/p/88673455
Srixon Golf
@SrixonGolf For those asking, Rollins is playing the new XV this week. Playing it well, too. Just one shot off the lead!
Kris Tamulis
@kktamulis Look! Our Oakley rep left me some colorful pieces so I could beautify all my pretty sunglasses, cool huh??!! twitpic.com/4fhzwm
@kktamulis Driver behaved verrry badly today. Hit some immediately after n going back after lunch to polish it up some more. Not a happy camper.
Hunter Mahan
@HunterMahan: Fear the Beard!! Opening day, Go Giants!! yfrog.com/h2k7hkrj
Stuart Appleby
@StuartAppleby Found this fella on the way to the tee. yfrog.com/h0a40qsj
Srixon Golf
@SrixonGolf For those asking about the ZTX2 Irons that @Graeme_McDowell is playing... Look for them in stores in June!
Dale Marmion
@dalemarmion Got my R11 fitted today 9degree on neutral- Aldila NV Protoype 60x/voodoo protopype 60x!got some decent readings and some extra yardage :)
Crystal Golf
@CrystalGolf_FL I hold in my hand the new Crystal Peach! Isn't it stunning @JonnyFairplay @TheGolfChick twitpic.com/4fen4l
Todd Bailey
@ToddABailey Wheee! New Driver!! How long before I'm able to hit it? Hoping for the weekend....
Simon Wilson
@pgatourshaftrep "@tarkers11: @pgatourshaftrep What is the best shaft for a lower ball flight, got DG Stiff and still flies high." PX 6.5 will work!
Club Glove
@ClubGloveUSA Our Microfiber Caddy Towel now comes with the gift of a free matching pocket towel to go with it. - //bit.ly/fe9Opr
Blake Graham, PGA
@BlakeGrahamPGA Is this why you don't let people hit your driver? //plixi.com/p/88427668
Kelly Tidy
@kellylouise92 Thank you @TitleistEurope :) yfrog.com/gzw97glj
Karen Stupples
@Kstupples on the advice of a very smart man my @RIFEPUTTERS is back in my bag :-)
Nike Golf
@nikegolf Why script our athlete's apparel for the majors? Our apparel director Doug fills you in. 'To the most prepared' Blog: //bit.ly/dI0vvw
Bruno Buccolo
@brunobuccolo Getting the new irons decked out yfrog.com/h415mpwj
Michael Johnson
@PirettiGolf Roger Maltbie rolling his new Piretti Potenza. //plixi.com/p/88220070
Sligo Wear
@sligowear //yfrog.com/h3xqtatgj
Cobra Golf
@cobragolf setting up for a photo shoot / golf cart race at The Palms in LaQuinta with @jasongore59 #TwitPict //twitpic.com/4f37q6
@PlayersTowel Dustin Johnson showing off his Players Towel at Bay Hill. PLAY WEL !!... on Twitpic twitpic.com/4f1qe0 via @AddThis
@PlayersTowel Steve Marino riding his NUUN Hydration Players Towel at Bay H... on Twitpic twitpic.com/4f1p5m via @AddThis
E.J. Pfister, PGA
@EJPfisterGolf Stacy P preparing for this weeks event on LPGA tour by doing the ladder chipping drill. yfrog.com/h3xibinj
Ping Golf
@PingTour Looks as though PING Pro @WestwoodLee might unleash his Scottsdale Wolverine Putter out into the wild this week //twitpic.com/4f1hlh
Ian Poulter
@IanJamesPoulter The limited edition putter cover has come out great. comes with green velvet bag as well. #TwitPict //twitpic.com/4f18k3
Nike Golf
@nikegolf Hope these help you go low Eric! RT @erickoston: Thanks for the new clubs @nikegolf! //twitpic.com/4f0oub //twitpic.com/4f0otu
Keegan Bradley
@Keegan_Bradley Can u find the ball you play??? Pile of range balls at the shell Houston open. yfrog.com/h3y83fej
Lyle and Scott
@Lyle_and_Scott We are shooting our autumn 2011 range today, check out the big spooky house! //yfrog.com/h2h3eikj
@Lyle_and_Scott 2 more photos from our cold and wet Autumn photo shoot //yfrog.com/h753386378j & //yfrog.com/gznndjnj
@Lyle_and_Scott Autumn 2011 photo shoot continues, how glam is this? (not) //yfrog.com/h3mf2mgqj #whatwedotobringyougreatclothes
@Lyle_and_Scott Introducing the new Lyle & Scott sportswear range; perfect for a collegiate-cool look on laid back weekends. //bit.ly/i5TrAj
Kris Lim
@KrisLim Just made my 2nd Hole-in-1 since I switched to @bridgestonegolf there's something to this ball! Last month shot 64 in an event!
Wilson Golf
@WilsonGolf A job well done! RT@DougieDWright The launch of @WilsonGolf new tour truck at the london amer HQ with #anthonywall //yfrog.com/hs735uvj
Mark Ramsdale
@MarkRamsdale What a brilliant driver!! @TaylorMadeTour still own the driver and wood count! Not surprising! //twitpic.com/4exqgk
TaylorMade Golf Europe
@TaylorMadeTour Richard Bland on the range with his MB irons. //twitpic.com/4ez8ev
Hank Haney, PGA
@HankDHaney 3 and 4 RT @sllidtim: @HankDHaney what hybrids/woods should the average player carry? RT?
@HankDHaney Great clubs RT @woody0315: Hank, thoughts on the new adjustable drivers for the amateur hack golfer?
@HankDHaney Lower kick point shaft w higher spin ball RT @RLC49er:Hank, what's a good ball and shaft to hit it higher? Answer me and Ill follow u.
@HankDHaney Adjustable driver RT @ShawnGolf: Strengthened my grip to fight a fade. Hitting the irons beautifully, but still fading the driver too much.
@HankDHaney AP2 RT @Titleist_12: Hank, I am going to buy a new set of irons and I am stuck between Titleist Ap1 and Ap2. I am a 15 handicap. Thanks!
@HankDHaney Yes very good training aid RT @KMarcelissen: Is Tour Striker a useful tool for improving contact?
@HankDHaney Try an adjustable driver RT @RMB_09:trouble turning over my drives. Missing high and right by 15yds, I hit slight draws with irons/fw. tips?
@HankDHaney 52/10 58/14 RT @Herm33:PW is 47*.play in all turf conditions on a bent grass course. What loft/bounce to fill my gaps
@HankDHaney Great putters RT @Leo204: @HankDHaney What do you think of Odyssey putters? I bought one on impulse, Now I Notice them quite a bit.
@HankDHaney Nike Vapor Speed RT @sjharris13: @Brysie7 what ball to you recommend for players that are in the 90s?
@HankDHaney Only powerful tour pros RT @MN_Peter: @HankDHaney for who would you recommend blades over cavity backs, 5s and under?
@HankDHaney U don't RT @Brysie7: @HankDHaney how do you get backspin with a top flite?
@HankDHaney Yes and yes RT @legendary_____: Has iron technology really improved over the last 20 years? Could a PGA player use 80's blades and win?
@HankDHaney Nike cavity back RT @sdarby1989: @HankDHaney You left my question blank earlier? What clubs are in your bag ?
@HankDHaney Great ball RT @boski02: @HankDHaney how do like the new 20xi ball from Nike?
@HankDHaney Better swing real fast, todays drivers have more loft RT @BigBama74: any thoughts on useing a 7deg driver anymore?
Steven Jablonowski, PGA
@Steven_Jablo Baseball season must be close :) yfrog.com/h83wzhej
Jane Frost, PGA
@JaneFrostGolf There is talk: Should the #bellyputter be outlawed. Give me a BREAK! Let's make the ball square and then success will certainly be thwarted.
Graeme McDowell
@Graeme_McDowell Jumping on our #Marquisjet back to Orlando. What you guys make of my #Srixon Tour Yellow carry bag??? Great for a few holes late evening!!
@Graeme_McDowell Ooooops got all ahead of myself and forgot to attach the photo. Sorry Tweeps. Here it is. //yfrog.com/h3y7jirj
Nike Golf
@nikegolf Check out the custom Nike swag made for @themichellewie for the LPGA's first Major of the 2011 season //plixi.com/p/87860666
@nikegolf The Nike Athletes have matching N98 jackets & custom shoes to sport off-course this week at Kraft Nabisco Champ //plixi.com/p/87910234
Dave Horsey
@DaveHorsey Feels like the amateur days again...bringin the clubs back 2 the room at night //yfrog.com/h88nqefj
Jenny Suh
@jenny_suh I just learned that staff bags are REALLY heavy when you have to carry them yourself...and I only walked from the parking lot to the range!
Simon Wilson
@pgatourshaftrep @TaylorMadeTour not using R11 graphics on 3 woods over there?
TaylorMade Golf Europe
@TaylorMadeTour @pgatourshaftrep still waiting for stock in R11 graphics so using what we have at HQ.
@TaylorMadeTour New R11 f'way for Simon Khan this week - 14 degree, ASP on O and FCT on N. //twitpic.com/4ep6vv
Ping Golf
@PingTour Today on the @PingTour Truck we built PING Pro Angel Cabrera 4 new Tour-S wedges that should be very helpful around the greens at Augusta!
@PingTour PING Pro Louis Oosthuizen arrived today in Houston with a new PING belly putter that he bought @ Augusta National //twitpic.com/4eppe0
Vokey Wedges
@VokeyWedges Busy day for the Voke today...he's been down in the Tour Dept this afternoon dialing some wedges for his guys: //ow.ly/i/9I2K
@VokeyWedges Making sure the profile is just right for Strick: //ow.ly/i/9I2Z
TaylorMade Golf
@taylormadegc Martin Laird on #Burner S'Fast 2.0 driver "TaylorMade pushed me to try this new one & I'm glad they did because this thing is unbelievable."
Rife Putters
@RIFEPUTTERS RIFE Rep, Jim Barfield, is set up and ready to help the Pro's at Fallen Oak. //twitpic.com/4enl2l
Brandon Richardson, PGA
@GolfwithFreedom Demo-ing New Nike combo irons that will soon find a home in my bag! yfrog.com/h3agjvyj
Jacob A. Spott, PGA
@JacobSpott At Titleist fitting workshop learning how to fit my students with better golf equipment for their games! //yfrog.com/hs52qznj
Tin Cup
@TinCupMarker You asked for it, so we did it! We are asked every day for College Tin Cups. They arrive Thursday, 3/31. Enjoy! //twitpic.com/4eo4bu
Callaway Golf
@CallawayTourSpy Cambo's (Michael Campbell) driver. RAZR Hawk Tour 9.5deg with Graphite Design Aura Gold 65g X shaft //twitpic.com/4endao
@CallawayTourSpy #Odyssey. On Tour. Every Tour. //twitpic.com/4en0st
@CallawayTourSpy Did you know?...Young #Callaway Staffer Danny Lee is leading the Nationwide Tour in Greens in Regulation with an average of 83.3%?!
Hank Haney, PGA
@HankDHaney Just make sure u r fit properlyRT @WonderBot32: so I was wondering if there are specific lady clubs that u would recommend for a beginner
@HankDHaney I have a great one coming out called the Plane Finder RT @stampsfaninsask: what are the best training aids?
@HankDHaney Everyone should have a few RT @DarinPicorella: Your feelings are hybrids hank? I get more control with irons but less distance...
@HankDHaney Get clubs fitted RT @widwilcox: improve swing then get fitted for clubs or vise versa?
@HankDHaney About 30-40 yards RT @MasonAG23: what should be the yardage difference be between a driver and 3 wood?
TaylorMade Golf Europe
@TaylorMadeTour The MC / MB combo sets are proving popular on Tour! //twitpic.com/4elv73
@TaylorMadeTour Office for the week!! //twitpic.com/4ekqe4
Cobra Golf
@cobragolf LET Champion and new Cobra staff member working on S3 Pro irons this aft prepping for the LPGA Kraft #TwitPict //twitpic.com/4efgzf
@cobragolf that champion is South Africa's Lee Ann Pace...ripping S3 Driver on the range today #TwitPict //twitpic.com/4efnj8
Kirk Oguri, PGA
@KIRKOGURI Mad scientist grinding away. Couldn't imagine playing a wedge that isn't designed for your individual game //twitpic.com/4ef3h5
TaylorMade Golf Europe
@TaylorMadeTour Balls, Gloves and R11's have been in customs in Casablanca for last week, being delivered @ 2am, having to stay up so I can sign for boxes!
@TaylorMadeTour 7 out of the Top 10 @ Open de Andalucia used a TaylorMade driver, 5 of which used R11. #thenumbersstackup
Hal Jacobs, PGA
@HalJacobsPGA Merchandise starting to pile in! Demo clubs being unwrapped. Something about brand new golf clubs.
@Titleist Highly unlikely! RT @jbirdie77: @Titleist when are you going to make a orange Pro V1 for @RickieFowlerPGA to play on Sundays? #hi5
@Titleist Titleist Pro V1x players combine for 6-win week across worldwide professional tours: //bit.ly/fUmK8X #teamtitleist
Scott Curry
@golfSKLZ I don't care that he's a PGA Pro, you still couldn't pay me enough: //ow.ly/i/9Ftj
Mark McDonnell
@markmac14 A good few orders taken for the R11 and Burner 2.0 today!! The buzz keeps getting bigger!!
Callaway Golf
@CallawayTourSpy Did you know that this week the longest drivers on both the @European_Tour and @PGATOUR used #Callaway drivers?
@CallawayTourSpy Alvaro Quiros used a #Callaway RAZR Hawk and JB Holmes used an FT Tour. The most accurate driver on @European_Tour also used a RAZR Hawk
Simon Hurd
@druhbelts Buckles and more buckles yfrog.com/h7zjtbj
adidas Golf
@adidasGolfUS Playing adiPURE footwear and FORMOTION apparel, Martin Laird wins the Arnold Palmer Invitational for his 2nd career PGA Tour victory!
Vokey Wedges
@VokeyWedges Another win for Vokey Wedges! That's 3 in a row. Not a bad month of March for Da Voke.
Hank Haney, PGA
@HankDHaney RT @imyourlawyer: I have a 54°vokey & 60° no-name. I need a club for 85yds but use 60 more. Should I get 52or60? Either one is ok
@HankDHaney RT @JusCallMeKO: @HankDHaney I'm 5'10 what length putter should i be using. 33" 34" 35". 34 or 34 1/2
@HankDHaney RT @tweetinomglol: what about lengthening your driver to some absurd length to gain distance? That why there is a limit on length
@HankDHaney All u guys that want to cut your drivers off go ahead but that isnt how the club was designed and it will likely cost u distance
@HankDHaney RT @ekey2010: @HankDHaney ever use the putting arc? Yes it is good
@HankDHaney RT @Rodney_Earl:- How long should a player use game improvement irons before stepping up to the next set? At least til single digit hanicap


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I'm running UP4 & XFCE.
This morning I ran 'Software Manager' and got
W: A error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used. GPG error: http://packages.linuxmint.com debian Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 3EE67F3D0FF405B2 Clement Lefebvre (Linux Mint Package Repository v1) <firstname.lastname@example.com>
W: Failed to fetch http://packages.linuxmint.com/dists/debian/Release
It then informed me that I had 1120 updates !
I'm not very knowledgable on the software update process but obviously this didn't look right.
I had 2 Mint Updates last week - I think one was the 'mint-debian mirrors' TomRoche referred to
(Is there a way of checking what was updated ?)
The list of repositories is
Can someone please tell me what action I should take ?deb http://packages.linuxmint.com/ debian main upstream import
deb-src http://packages.linuxmint.com/ debian main upstream import #Added by software-properties
deb http://debian.linuxmint.com/latest testing main contrib non-free
deb http://debian.linuxmint.com/latest/security testing/updates main contrib non-free
deb http://debian.linuxmint.com/latest/multimedia testing main non-free
deb http://debian.scribus.net/debian/ stable main
deb-src http://debian.scribus.net/debian/ stable main
deb http://debian.wgdd.de/debian squeeze main contrib non-free
deb-src http://debian.wgdd.de/debian squeeze main contrib non-free


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Actress Lucy Lawless has pleaded guilty to trespass following her arrest for staging a demonstration on board an oil ship docked in her native New Zealand.
The former Xena: Warrior Princess star was among a group of Greenpeace campaigners who climbed aboard the vessel in Taranaki in February and chained themselves to the ship's tower to protest against oil drilling in the Arctic.
They spent four days onboard before they were removed by police and subsequently arrested.
Lawless and eight fellow activists appeared in court in New Zealand on Thursday and pleaded guilty to trespassing. Prosecutors had reduced a charge of burglary.
She faces three years in jail when she is sentenced in September.


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From some pretty reliable spoiler information posted on various boards since July 7 it now looks like all TEN teams make it to Huntsville, Alambama (NASA space camp?) at the end of which will be the FIRSTelimination. So that is going to be a douzzy of an opening show on September 27: New York, New Jersey, Washington, DC, South Carolina to Huntsville, Alabama!From the descriptions and other pretty reliable sightings in Toronto and Montreal it looks like the four Godlewski Sisters make it that far (a team of four girls was spotted in downtown Toronoto) and either the Weavers or Bransens also make it to Montreal (team with adult and three children spotted but not further identified.) Also it looks like the Black Family does not make it to the final five (all white familes supposedly spotted.)
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