The Weekender

By - Tommy Pereira

Were you ever wondering how to actually make paper flowers?

Making or creating paper flowers has been a marvelous hobby of people of all ages from many generations before us, and hopefully many generations to come. There is an element of warmth you get after making a paper flower.

In this fast pace world we live in, taking the little bit of time to actually sit down and make a paper flower is both a stress reliever and a mind defogger. You can leave all your cares and worries from your place of employment behind and do something that is both relaxing and possibly useful for your next party.

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By : Max Johnson - We have all heard during our chipping lessons that you must get the ball rolling on the green as soon as possible. We have heard it from our golfing buddies to our local PGA Professional. Is it always a good idea to get the ball rolling as soon as possible and why is everyone so emphatic that this happens?

Once you have missed the green, you first must decide which type of shot you need to hit. Here are the questions that you need to be asking yourself to get the most from your chipping lesson to determine what type of shot you need to perform:

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By Norman Stanley - If you play golf you will have heard of Titleist, manufacturer of one of the worlds finest golf ball, the Pro V1.

Titleist have been producing golf balls for over thirty years and have a huge list of acheivements to back up their reputation as a leading light in the golfing world.Currently they have six balls in their catalogue so how do you choose the right one for you.
Lets start by looking at the range.

Premium Balls

Pro V1 - Recently revised the Pro V1 is the most durable, Tour proven golf ball in the range. This ball has a soft core encased in Ionomer with a 392 dimpled Urethane Elastomer cover. Great I hear you say but what does it mean?

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By Joseph Gill  

From it’s humble beginnings as a challenge cup the Stanley Cup has been the most coveted trophy in hockey. As that time of year comes to pass, I ponder the meaning of the cup. Unlike the trophies won in other North American Sports the Stanley cup is not a trophy that is replicated every year. The cup has been handed from team to team since 1892.

Though originally it only held the teams name’s and the year they won it now holds the teams name and the names of the players, coaches and management. I can only imagine the honor one must feel to have their name upon what I see as a trophy steeped in tradition and prestige.

They call it the hunt for the cup but I can’t help but feel that the this minimizes the gravity of the competition. When one hunts for the glory of skating around that rink carrying a piece of history.

Joseph Gill - http://www.sportsframer.com

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