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Tested: Cabot S103 Limited South Paw
by American Rifleman Staff - Thursday, November 2, 2017
Most modern semi-automatic handgun designs make at least some minor concessions to cater to the left-handed members of the shooting community, whether in the form of a reversible magazine release or bilateral controls. However, the pistol that is 100 percent southpaw-friendly is still a relatively rare thing on the market, and purpose-built left-handed guns—to the point of being designed to the exclusion of the right-handed majority—virtually remain the stuff of legend.
That makes the S103 Limited South Paw, from Pennsylvania-based custom M1911 maker Cabot Guns, something of a unicorn in a world of horses. A true left-hand, Commander-size M1911, the S103 Limited South Paw was built from the ground up to be a mirror image of Colt's venerable carry gun, with its operating controls located on the right side of the frame and its ejection port expelling spent cases to the left.
Our test gun included an adjustable, low-profile rear sight and a reverse-dovetailed gold bead front sight. However, befitting of Cabot's status as a custom gun maker, many other options are available.
Accomplishing this feat required Cabot to re-engineer 10 components in reverse—the frame, slide, slide stop, thumb safety, grip safety, sear spring, magazine release, magazine, ejector and extractor—all of which are manufactured in-house by the company. Beyond its left-hand format, the Limited South Paw offers everything that might be expected of a product from a high-end custom shop whose "entry-level" offerings begin at $4,000 and go up sharply from there—minute tolerances, superb mechanical accuracy, lavish adornments, and pristine fit and finish. While Cabot offers models in a variety of chamberings, the company's South Paw variants are available only in .45 ACP.
Cabot CNC machines its frames and slides, as well as many of the gun's small parts, from billet stainless steel, a method that is structurally superior to—but more expensive to produce than—forgings, castings or metal injection molding. As a Commander-pattern M1911, the S103 employs a shortened slide assembly, with a 4.25" barrel, atop a full-size frame. Where it differs from a standard Commander is in that the gun features what Cabot calls its Full-Cycle Technology, which means it retains the longer slide rails and cycle length of the Government-size M1911. The result is a compact gun with the feel, timing and reliability of a full-size.
The pistol uses Series 70 lockwork, which means it lacks a passive firing pin safety mechanism. The Limited South Paw also makes use of a traditional removable barrel bushing and recoil spring plug assembly, paired with a steel, full-length guide rod and a flat-wire recoil spring. The linked barrel is crowned and flush-fit to its bushing, and a polished feed ramp helps facilitate feeding. Spent cases are pulled from the chamber via an internal extractor and then expelled from the pistol's lowered and flared ejection port by a frame-mounted ejector. A beveled magazine well aids the shooter during reloading of the gun, and Cabot offers single-stack .45 ACP magazines in three configurations (right-hand-only, left-hand-only and ambidextrous).
With operating controls such as the magazine release, slide lock and thumb safety located on the right side of the frame—as well as utilizing a left-side ejection port—the Cabot S103 Limited South Paw is built from the ground up for left-handed use. Reversing the venerable M1911 for use by southpaws required Cabot to re-engineer 10 of the platforms parts, all of which are manufactured in-house by the Pennsylvania-based company.
The gun comes with a skeletonized hammer and a rounded, aluminum trigger with three stars cut into its sides. An extended beavertail grip safety, right-side-only thumb safety and slide lock are all rendered in black steel, serving as accents against the satin stainless finish of the slide and frame. Both the flat mainspring housing and frontstrap feature 24 l.p.i. diagonal checkering specially engineered to provide superior traction control during recoil. Cabot's trademarked "Trinity Stripe" slide serrations, which consist of three diagonal grooves surrounded by individually milled checkering points, have likewise been engineered for maximum purchase.
Befitting the custom nature of the pistol, our S103 Limited South Paw test gun bore a few features not present on the base model. The standard configuration's G10 stocks, fixed rear sight and white-dot front sight were instead replaced with ebony stocks, an adjustable low-mount rear and a gold bead front, respectively—and many other options exist. Cabot prides itself on building its guns to what the company calls "extreme" tolerances, and our test gun provides a case study in the advantages and disadvantages of such manufacturing precision. Early during the testing protocol it became apparent that the S103 Limited South Paw had a strong preference for being kept meticulously well-maintained, displaying incredible accuracy when clean but then opening up considerably as the round count increased. Because of this we decided to accuracy test the gun in two phases.
We first mounted the gun in a Ransom Rest and tested three ammunition loads through it, cleaning the S103 thoroughly between each five-shot group. Under these circumstances, the gun demonstrated phenomenal accuracy, producing groups between 1/2" and 3/4" at 25 yds. with all three loads tested. This is truly remarkable accuracy for a handgun at this range; some groups were so small as to defy accurate measurement, given the .452" diameter of the projectile.
In order to better gauge the Cabot's practical accuracy, it was then removed from the Ransom Rest and manually shot from a sandbag rest using American Rifleman's standard protocol of five consecutive, five-shot groups at 25 yds. Cleaning only occurred when switching between loads. The resulting groups are tabulated nearby. While still quite good, with an average extreme spread of 2.33", the build-up of fouling from group to group did impact the pistol's lock-up enough to negatively impact accuracy—as the groups could be observed growing progressively wider.
Handling of the Limited South Paw was quite awkward for our right-handed testers due to the reversed controls, and even our left-handed evaluators—after years of acclimating to right-hand M1911s—took a while to adapt to finally having all the controls in the correct places. Shooting of the S103 was quite pleasant, and the single-action trigger broke crisply—after 1/16" of take-up—at 4 lbs., 6 ozs. of pull. The gun fired, fed, extracted and ejected without issue, however, as the gun grew dirtier, the likelihood of the slide locking back on an empty magazine decreased.
A custom M1911-style pistol with controls tailored to accommodate only the approximately 10 percent of shooters who are left-handed, it's hard to imagine a firearm with a smaller target market than the S103 Limited South Paw from Cabot Guns. But for those lefties with plenty of disposable income who are tired of compromising with a right-handed gun, and who are looking for a beautifully crafted pistol, the S103 Limited South Paw stands alone.
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On the second of our special PGA Championship podcasts, hear Secret Golf founder Steve Elkington recount his special major victory in 1995. And find out how the shirt he lifted the Wanamaker trophy in made its way back to his home in Houston after all these years! In addition, this week we're running an amazing giveaway - Diane gives you all the detals on the podcast and you can enter here https://info.secretgolf.com/2018-pga-giveaway
100th PGA Championship Week - Mr Jackie Burke, Jr.
This week sees the fourth and final men's major of 2018 - the 100th PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club. On this podcast, Knoxy joins us from Scotland to introduce the first in our series of Secret Golf PGA Champion podcasts. Steve Elkington sits down for an in-depth, personal chat with golfing legend, and winner of the 1956 PGA Championship, Mr Jackie Burke Jr. Hear Mr Burke talk about the year he won at Blue Hill Country Club, the golfing greats of his time and his swing philosophy. Also, we launch our exclusive 100th PGA Championship giveaway. You could be the proud owner of a Bellerive pin flag signed by our three Secret Golf Champions - Mr Burke, Elk and Jason Dufner. We have three to giveaway along with signed copies of Steve's book "Five Fundamentals" and a Blast Motion Golf Sensor. Full details in the podcast and entry is here: https://info.secretgolf.com/2018-pga-giveaway. Coming up on podcasts later this week, 1995 Champion Steve Elkington and 2013 Champion Jason Dufner on their victories.
PGA Championship & End of the Year Push
The last major championship of 2018 is upon us and this year's PGA Championship has a ton riding on it. With Knoxy on assignment in the UK, this editon of the Secret Golf podcast is hosted by Secret Golf pinch hitter Jay Kaplan. He welcomes Golf News Net's Ryan Ballengee as the two discuss the impact of the WGC Bridgestone and PGA Championships regarding this fall's Ryder Cup and PGA TOUR awards. They also delve into the shifting of the 2019 PGA TOUR schedule, the Tiger/Phil $10 million grudge match in Vegas, and the impact of the new gambling laws on the PGA TOUR.
The 147th Open Championship - The Wrap
The 147th Open Championship had everything we'd expect from the third major of the year. A tremendous victory for Francesco Molinari - the first Italian to win a major - but it was dramatic until the end. On this Secret Golf podcast, Steve Elkington and Ryan Ballengee from Golf News Net look back on an exciting week at Carnoustie, Scotland. Also, Elk tells Ryan how it REALLY feels to win a major...and how it feels to just miss out. Diane was at The Open working for BBC Radio 5 Live - hear how her week went. And after a positive week for Tiger Woods, the team talk about early Ryder Cup team pick predictions.
147th Open Championship - Preview
As the 147th Open Championship gets underway at Carnoustie in Scotland, Elk & Knoxy look at the course, the field and Steve recounts past years playing on British soil. Diane, back in her homeland, is also joined by Digital Editor for Bunkered magazine, Michael McEwan. This week on the PGA TOUR it's the Barbasol Championship and Secret Golf's Brittany Lincicome will be teeing it up alongside the guys. Listen back to Diane chatting to her just after the announcement was made.
Russell Knox's Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Victory
He was on the Secret Golf podcast last week but after a sensational win at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open, PGA TOUR & European Tour player Russell Knox is back! He catches up with his sister, Diane, from another hotel room - this time in his homeland of Scotland ahead of a big two weeks. Firstly it's the ASI Scottish Open and then The Open Championship at Carnoustie. Steve Elkington also talks about Russell's third career victory, Jason Kokrak's T3 finish at the Greenbrier and all the big golf news.
PGA TOUR Players Russell Knox & Bronson Burgoon
On this Secret Golf podcast, Diane's brother PGA TOUR player Russell Knox checks in from his hotel room in Ballyliffin, Ireland ahead of the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open on the European Tour. Russell reflects on his recent upswing of form which resulted in a T2 finish at the French Open last week and, as a result, a place in the upcoming Open Championship on his home turf of Scotland. Secret Golf's Jay Kaplan and Diane also talk to him about his preparation for the 3rd major of 2018 and why turning his focus away from his putter seems to be doing the trick. Also, hear what happened when Elk and Frank Bassett from Golf Talk America caught up with Bronson Burgoon. Last week, Bronson finished T6 at the Quicken Loans National - a result made even sweeter by his final round pairing with Tiger Woods.
KPMG Women's PGA Championship & LPGA Tour Player Gerina Piller
The Majors are coming thick and fast! This week, the KPMG Women's PGA Championship gets underway - the third Major of 2018 for the women. Knoxy is joined by Elk to discuss Kemper Lakes Golf Club, a venue that holds some very special memories for him. They look at the five Secret Golfers in the field and review their recent form. Gerina Piller is also on the phone from her home in Texas (complete with some very cute noises from Baby AJ!). Knoxy catches up with Gerina on motherhood, how her and Martin's lives have changed since welcoming their first child back in April and how she's keeping up with both the LPGA Tour AND the PGA TOUR.
U.S. Open Recap
The day after Brooks Koepka captured his second consecutive U.S. Open, Elk & Knoxy recap the controversial four days at a grueling Shinnecock Hills. Along with Secret Golf's Jay Kaplan, the team break down the big talking points including the course set-up, the champion and, obviously, "Phil-gate".
U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills
This week, it's the 118th U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, New York. On this podcast, we preview the second major of 2018. Knoxy and Elk discuss the typical traits of a U.S. Open course, take a look at our five Secret Golf players in the field and Elk looks back at why this major in particular always imtimiated him more than the others. Jay Kaplan from Secret Golf joins the chat with Golf News Net's Ryan Ballengee to look at the course layout, notable holes and of course break down the favorites.
Women's Golf Day & LPGA Tour Player Brittany Lincicome
Tuesday 5th June was Women's Golf Day - a day dedicated to encouraging more women to pick up a club and give the game a shot. On this Secret Golf podcast, Knoxy talks to a variety of people who bring Women's Golf Day to life. Firstly, she is joined by LPGA Tour player, Brittany Lincicome. Next month, Brittany will become only the 5th female player in history to compete in a PGA TOUR event. Hear how she's feeling about being part of the field in the Barbasol Championship. Knoxy celebrated Women's Golf Day in Jacksonville, FL and spent time at Topgolf, the PGA TOUR Superstore and Vineyard Vines. Take a look back at how the day went. And finally Managing Director of the LPGA Women's Network, Ashleigh McLaughlin, talks about the ethos behind their online community and how they are working to celebrate and enhance participation in many different ways.
The Memorial Tournament and Our Dufner & Nicklaus Toon Giveaway
As the PGA TOUR heads to Muirfield Village for Jack Nicklaus' Memorial Tournament, Elk & Knoxy discuss the G.O.A.T. Elk talks about his golfing idol, recalls stories from his past and explains why Jack is "the most brainiac player". Jason Dufner is back in Ohio to defend his title, and we have a special Secret Golf giveaway to celebrate his 2017 victory. This week, we're giving away TWO exclusive Secret Golf toon posters, designed by Elk and our resident cartoonist, Calder Chism. Each poster features Dufner and Nicklaus and both are SIGNED by the two men. There's only 5 of these in the world and the final two are up for grabs. Knoxy speaks to Calder about his amazing talent and explains what YOU could be winning this week. Full competition details included also.
Ben Hogan and the Fort Worth Invitational at Colonial
This week, the PGA TOUR doesn't have far to travel. From Dallas to Fort Worth, the guys are off to Colonial Country Club for the Fort Worth Invitational. On this podcast, Elk & Knoxy look back at last week's Byron Nelson and the excellent performances from our Secret Golf guys - especially Marc Leishman who finished 2nd. They also preview this week's tournament and remember the legend, Ben Hogan. Perhaps nobody possessed a swing that has been more dissected than Hogan. Hear Elk recount tales of the legacy left behind, and his thoughts on what made The Hawk's swing a prototype.
THE PLAYERS Championship Recap & AT&T Byron Nelson At Trinity Forest Preview
On this podcast, Elk & Knoxy wrap THE PLAYERS Championship - they talk about Webb Simpson's phenomenal victory, Tiger's weekend performance and take a look at Jason Dufner's stats which led to his excellent T5 finish. In addition, the team - including Golf News Net's Ryan Ballengee - preview this week's AT&T Byron Nelson at new course Trinity Forest in Dallas, Texas.
THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass
As THE PLAYERS Championship gets underway, we explore the famous Pete Dye layout that has been the scene of heartache and jubilation over the years. Firstly, Knoxy speaks to Elk to get the past champion's perspective. She's also joined by VP of Rules & Competition for the PGA TOUR, Mark Russell, to discuss his role, how the course is set up for tournament play and the unique playoff format. And finally, with Sunday being Mother's Day, we take a look at the Championship through the eyes of a volunteer - who just so happens to be Knoxy's 'Mum', Val.
Chris Stroud - The PLAYERS Championship
Chris Stroud closed his practice day with a sit-down with Knoxy. They talked about the course set-up, why he thinks this is "arguably the best tournament in the world" and what he needs to do this week to really contend. In addition, Stroud looks back on his efforts to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Marc Leishman - The PLAYERS Championship
He's had five Top 10 finishes this season and Marc Leishman is certainly eyeing that win. Leishman and Knoxy sit down to talk about THE PLAYERS Championship the day before the tournament gets underway. Hear him talk about his strategy for TPC Sawgrass, how he's been working on his alignment and the incredible charity Marc and his wife Audrey have put their hearts into.
Our newest Secret Golf signing is at THE PLAYERS Championship. LPGA Tour star Sandra Gal swung by to see Knoxy (on her birthday!) to talk about her visit to watch the guys at TPC Sawgrass. We find out more about her, her game, her equipment and why she likes to follow the PGA TOUR when she has some time off. Happy Birthday Sandra!
Andrew Landry - The PLAYERS Championship
Winning the Valero Texas Open a few weeks ago secured Andrew Landry's debut appearance at THE PLAYERS Championship, and he couldn't be more excited to be part of the field. Knoxy spoke to Andrew about his strategy for TPC Sawgrass, the holes he wants to really attack and why winning again is top of his agenda.
Patton Kizzire - The PLAYERS Championship
He's won twice on the PGA TOUR this season and Patton Kizzire stopped by to catch up with Knoxy after he played 9 holes at TPC Sawgrass. On this podcast, listen to Patton reflect on the season so far, hear him explain why he's working on a 'one-way miss' with his driver ahead of THE PLAYERS Championship and the guys talk about the recent success of the Auburn Mens Golf Team.
Brian Harman - The PLAYERS Championship
The latest Secret Golf player to stop by and see Knoxy for a chat was Brian Harman. After playing 9 holes at TPC Sawgrass Harman tells us what he's been working on prioir to THE PLAYERS, how he really focuses on the sound of his shots and why his family has a lot to celebrate this weekend - hopefully including a win on Sunday.
PGA TOUR Player - Russell Knox
Siblings reunited! On this Secret Golf podcast, Knoxy sits down with her brother, Russell, to talk about his preparation for THE PLAYERS Championship. Listen to Russell discuss his season so far, his game - especially on the greens - and why he feels he's "right on the doorstep" of playing his best golf.
Steve Elkington - 1997 PLAYERS Championship
This week, the Secret Golf team is at THE PLAYERS Championship. In the second of our special podcasts with Steve Elkington, Knoxy talks to him about his most dominating career victory in 1997 at TPC Sawgrass - a win very different to that of 1991. Hear him describe his adapted putting technique and how he "maxed out" on his golfing ability on the final day.
Jason Kokrak at THE PLAYERS Championship
It's brilliant to catch up with our players at THE PLAYERS Championship. Jason Kokrak took some time away from the range to sit down with Knoxy and talk about his season so far, how he's been preparing for the tournament and, with Mother's Day just around the corner, how his Mom played an active role in his path to the PGA TOUR.
Ryan Palmer at THE PLAYERS Championship
He's one of the biggest hitters on the PGA TOUR, but how does Ryan Palmer navigate around TPC Sawgrass? Knoxy met him for a catch up at THE PLAYERS Championship.
THE PLAYERS Championship - Steve Elkington
This week, Secret Golf is at THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass. Everyday, Knoxy will be doing shows with Golf Talk America, bringing you all the action from Ponte Vedra, Florida. THE PLAYERS is always an exciting tournament on the TOUR schedule but one that means an awful lot to Steve Elkington - Champion in 1991 and 1997. Throughout the week, Knoxy talks to Elk about those wins. They talk about the shots, the stats, the nerves and the big moments that led to the celebrations on the 18th green. On this podcast, Knoxy delves deep into the life-changing win of 1991.
Brittany Lincicome & Insperity Invitational App
This week, Elk & Knoxy talk to our newest LPGA signing, Brittany Lincicome. The Tour is in Dallas, Texas this week and Brittany calls us from the tournament to talk about her season so far (which opened with a win in the Bahamas) and how her game is feeling. She also talks about the latest baby-boom following Stacy Lewis' pregnancy announcement and the arrival of Gerina's son, AJ Piller, and why one of her biggest goals for 2018 involves a rod instead of a club...! Also, find out about our latest collaboration with the Insperity Invitational and how you can get 'inside the ropes' with the brand new app.
Andrew Landry's Victory, Upcoming Zurch Classic, & Russel Knox
Andrew Landry is the newest PGA TOUR Champion. After winning the Valero Texas Open in his home state at the weekend, Andrew calls Elk & Knoxy from the airport to chat about his maiden victory. Hear him talk about how he felt on the back 9 on Sunday, the emotions surrounding this win and why changing his irons was "a gamechanger". The TOUR heads to New Orleans this week for The Zurich Classic at TPC Louisiana. Since Elk helped design and build this course with Pete Dye, listen to some behind-the-scenes tales regarding the construction and find out which holes are ones to watch out for. In the only team event on the PGA TOUR schedule, and for the first time ever, the players have been asked to pick walk-out music for the weekend. Knoxy and Secret Golf's Jay Kaplan speculate over the anthems our Secret Golfers could pick, and they give PGA TOUR player (and Diane's brother!) Russell Knox a surprise call to question his musical taste.
Secrets & Lies - Women on Course
On this podcast, Knoxy is talking to Donna Hoffman, founder of a wonderful organization called Women on Course. This idea grew from a simple happy hour conversation (don't some of the best ideas start with a martini?!). The concept behind Women On Course is connection, and not just to the ball - connection between shared experiences and the social element on 'the 19th hole'. Knoxy spent some time with Donna at one of her annual Women on Course trips to find out more about the 'secret' behind her golfing philosophy and how she is doing her bit to grow the game for ladies.
Secrets on the Road…The RBC Heritage
On this Secret Golf podcast, Knoxy is at the RBC Heritage on Hilton Head Island. With 10 of our Secret Golf players in the field, she headed to South Carolina to cheer them on...and celebrate as the tournament turns 50. Go 'behind the scenes' at this PGA TOUR event as Diane is joined by Tournament Director Steve Wilmot, Frank Bassett from Golf Talk America and PGA TOUR Media Official Doug Milne. Also, being Scottish, Knoxy found out more about the 'plaid' tradition at the RBC Heritage, including the famous winner's jacket.
Masters Recap
On this Secret Golf podcast, Elk & Knoxy are joined by Golf News Net's Ryan Ballengee to look back on The Masters 2018. The team discuss Patrick Reed's incredible win, the golfers who put the pressure on him during that final stretch and the 'showdown' between Reed and McIlroy that didn't live up to the Hazeltine hype. Elk recounts some stories from his week in Augusta, especially one moment of "horror" involving his idol, Jack Nicklaus.
Golf Talk America - Masters
Elk & Knoxy join Frank Bassett from Golf Talk America and veteran golf broadcaster Bob Bupka in Augusta, Georgia on this podcast. Hear them as they all watched the thrilling action unfold at The Masters Par 3 Contest, including Tony Finau's bizarre ankle incident and, of course, the incredible ace from Jack Nicklaus' grandson.
Secrets from…Augusta - The Houses
Masters week is finally here...! Elk & Knoxy are in Augusta, Georgia bringing you news - and the 'secrets' - from The Masters everyday. Did you know that the players, their teams, businesses and the majority of patrons rent houses for the week? The rental market BOOMS at this time of year, as I'm sure you can imagine. It's an extremely lucrative business but doesn't come without a lot of hard work. Knoxy spoke to Augusta resident Chris Dallam about his experience in the rental business, what is expected of him (and his house) and what the patrons should expect of this week when this city comes to life.
Patton Kizzire & Masters
What must it be like to be a rookie in The Masters? Well, in this podcast, we find out! Secret Golf's Patton Kizzire has already had two victories on the PGA TOUR this season and currently sits 2nd in the FedEx Cup rankings. Next week, he'll make the trip to Augusta, Georgia with his family and friends in the hope of adding a green jacket to his closet. Knoxy catches up with Patton from his car as he drives to Augusta National to squeeze in a practice round before the greatest week of his career begins. Hear him talk about how he's been preparing, what he expects from the first major of 2018 and how he felt when the invitation arrived in his mailbox.
As the PGA TOUR descends on Elk's hometown for the Houston Open, Diane catches up with Steve and Secret Golf's Jason Dufner as the guys go about a 'secret mission'. Duf looks back on his recent form at the Dell Technologies Matchplay and tells us how he's preparing for the Masters, specifically working on his backswing. Find out more about the Jason Dufner Foundation, the incredible work they do and the upcoming Celebrity Golf Classic in Auburn, Alabama. Also, between Elk's shoes and Jason's hats, the fashion game is strong! Diane asks Duf about the array of hats he's been wearing on tour and we get an exclusive preview of a hat he's planning to wear this week in Houston, sourced by the one and only Mr Elkington!
Secrets & Lies - LPGA Tour Update With Deb Vangellow
On this Secret Golf podcast, Knoxy is joined by LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow to talk about the latest from the LPGA Tour. As the Tour hits the West coast, Deb spent some time on the range this week at the Kia Classic in Carlsbad and gives her opinion on some of the best players in the field. Also, with the first major of the year next week, who does Deb think could win the ANA Inspiration? In addition, Knoxy and Deb discuss the possibility of a Women's Masters and, with just over a week to go until The Masters, Deb explains why Tiger should maybe dust off his old driver.
Secrets & Lies - Why More Women Should Play Golf
On this Secret Golf Podcast, find out more about Secrets & Lies with Knoxy. Secrets & Lies is our female-targeted monthly newsletter which covers golf instruction, lifestyle, news from the LPGA, fitness and more. Prior to the March edition being published next week, Diane wanted to discuss a recent article she read on 'Reasons Why Women Should Play Golf'. I mean, why should ANYONE play golf?! To explore this topic and examine issues surrounding this Diane is joined by a team of fellow Scots - Michael McEwan, Assistant Editor of Bunkered magazine and Cailin Reid, an 18 year old golf enthusiast who feels very much out-numbered at her club. Also, with the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill this week, hear an unbelievable stat involving two of the biggest names on the PGA TOUR (*clue...one of them won a few weeks ago and one is back with a vengeance...!)
Growing the game, that's what it's really all about! This week at Secret Golf, we announced our exciting new partnership with Youth on Course. Their 30,000 members will receive our Secret Golf instructional content FOR FREE. On the podcast, Knoxy is joined by a whole host of people to celebrate this. She talks to Elk about why Secret Golf wanted to be involved with such an inspirational organization and how much of a difference this would have made to his learning process as a kid growing up in Australia. Kaitlyn Petrando, Marketing Manager from Youth on Course tells us more about the incredible work they do and how our Player Channel content will be used with their members. And finally, Knoxy just HAD to speak to someone who came up through the ranks. Ronnie McDowell Jr (with a special guest appearance from his Mom...!) talks very openly about how Youth on Course changed his whole life.
A Tiger-worthy Performance and Fan Conduct with Ryan Ballengee and Jay Kaplan
On the new Secret Golf podcast, Knoxy has Golf News Net's Ryan Ballengee and Secret Golf's Jay Kaplan back to follow up on last week's podcast. Ryan and Jay are forced to 'eat their words' over the latest turn of events in Tiger's comeback and the guys analyze his performance. Also the issue of fan conduct is once again at the forefront of golf news after Justin Thomas evicted a fan before he went on to lift the trophy at the Honda Classic - was he right to do this? The team make early Masters predictions and, with The Oscars this weekend, Diane reveals the SHOCKING movie she has never seen. Surely she's the only golf fan never to watch this?!
Elk & Knoxy - Ryan Ballengee & Jay Kaplan on "Tigermania"
On this Secret Golf Podcast, Knoxy is joined by Ryan Ballengee from Golf News Net and Secret Golf's Jay Kaplan to preview this week's Honda Classic at PGA National in Palm Beach, FL and discuss Tiger's inclusion in the field. The team talk about how 'Tigermania' has changed since the late 90s/early 00s and the impact it's having on the players, including Woods himself. Also, with the PGA Tour moving from the West to the East, Elk puts his agronomy hat on and explains the differences between the two coasts
Elk & Knoxy - Deb Vangellow & "Secrets & Lies"
On this podcast, Diane chats to LPGA Master Professional and Secret Golf contributor Deb Vangellow. Learn more about Deb and the philosophy behind her student-centered teaching, and hear why she feels this is the most exciting time for woman's golf. Also, as the second edition 'Secrets & Lies' launches, find out more about this new project from Secret Golf.
Brian Harman Player Channel Launch & Genesis Open Preview
On this Secret Golf with Elk & Knoxy, the guys discuss the launch of our brand new EXCLUSIVE Brian Harman Player Channel. All of Brian's Secret Golf instructional videos are now live on our website and, after a fantastic start to the season, Elk explains why Brian is going to be one of our most exciting players on Tour this year. Also, Elk previews this week's Genesis Open at Riviera Country Club, the course that hosted his 1995 PGA Championship win, and explains why Tiger may struggle.
Elk & Knoxy - "Secrets & Lies" and Christina Ricci
This week on Secret Golf with Elk & Knoxy, hear all about our new venture, 'Secrets & Lies'. Knoxy has launched this monthly newsletter aimed at females covering all elements of golf, from instruction and game improvement to fitness, fashion and lifestyle. Really, a little bit of everything! And you can subscribe here... http://info.secretgolf.com/secret-golf-for-women. We're thrilled to be joined by some other amazing females who will also be writing for 'Secrets & Lies', including avid golfer and best-selling author, Christina Ricci. Christina published her first book 'A Girl's On-Course Survival Guide to Golf' in 2008 and never looked back. Along with her books, her popular (and fun!) golf tips are featured on her YouTube Channel. Christina joins Diane on this podcast to tell her story and discuss why she feels it's so important to empower women in golf. With the infamously loud Waste Management Phoenix Open underway, Elk discusses the topical issue of noise on the golf course and looks at all of our Secret Golf players competing this week at TPC Scottsdale. Also, with Super Bowl Sunday just around the corner, find out why Tom Brady will always be an idol in the Elkington household. You can view 'Secrets & Lies|January 2018' here http://email.secretgolf.com/secrets-lies-with-knoxy-january-2018
Elk & Knoxy With Russell Glass
For the first Secret Golf Podcast of 2018, Elk and Knoxy give you an in-depth look at what EXACTLY Secret Golf is and how you can improve your game with personalized golf instruction from our PGA and LPGA Tour players. But how is the content customized just for you? This week, they're joined by one of the tech world's most influential and successful entrepreneurs, Russell Glass. Russell founded the business marketing and data company Bizo which was bought by LinkedIn in 2014 for $175million and is regarded as one of the key experts in the industry. Russell saw five years ago that Elk was ahead of the curve with the Secret Golf concept and now, along with being an investor, he sits on the Secret Golf board. Hear Russell explain how data is gathered and analyzed to bring the unique, incredible knowledge of tour players to life and why he thinks Secret Golf is at the cutting edge of golf instruction.
Our final podcast of 2017! Over the past few weeks, Elk & Knoxy have been giving you a behind-the-scenes look at the shooting of our Player Channels and access to some of our newest Secret Golf signings. This week, Steve tells you exactly what a Player Channel shoot consists of and how our instructional videos will help you improve every aspect of your game. We're joined by Bronson Burgoon as he discusses his recent journey from the Web.com Tour to the PGA Tour. Hear Bronson talk about recovering from injury, the importance of his workout routine and what he hopes to bring to the Secret Golf table. In addition, Elk talks about why Bronson is going to give the big power hitters a run for their money in 2018!
This week, we continue our 'behind the scenes' look at our Secret Golf Player Channels and talk to one of our newest signings, Chris Stroud. We recently shot Chris' Player Channel in Houston and Knoxy caught up with him the following day to find out why he is so excited to be part of the Secret Golf team. Listen to Chris reflect on one of the most important years of his PGA Tour career, which saw him claim his first victory, and hear how Chris is helping those affected by the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.
Elk & Knoxy With Martin Piller - Player Channel Shoot
This month with Elk & Knoxy, we're going behind the scenes on our Secret Golf Player Channel shoots and giving you access to three of our PGA Tour pros - Martin Piller, Chris Stroud and Bronson Burgoon. Over the course of the next three podcasts, you'll find out more about Secret Golf, what actually goes on during our shoots and hear from the players themselves. This week, hear what drove Elk to come up with the Secret Golf concept of golf instruction and we talk to Martin Piller about his day of filming, his game and his very exciting 2018...!
Elk & Knoxy Speak With Bradley Hughes
This week on Secret Golf, the Scot is definitely out-numbered by the Aussies! Elk & Knoxy speak to player-turned-coach, and Elk's 1994 President's Cup team-mate, Bradley Hughes. After playing on the PGA Tour and the PGA Tour of Australia, amongst others, Bradley now works as a highly successful golf coach and is part of our Secret Golf roster, with his instructional videos live now at secretgolf.com. We talk to 'Hugo' about his professional career, his coaching philosophy and the differences in coaching techniques over the years.
Patton Kizzire's Victorky: OHL Classic At Mayakoba
On this Secret Golf Podcast, Elk & Knoxy are joined by the latest PGA Tour Champion, our very own Patton Kizzire. Patton talks us through his maiden victory at the OHL Classic in Mayakoba. Listen to him discuss the strongest part of his game, how he played the final few holes before lifting the trophy and find out why the weather delay on Saturday got him even more fired up!
Gerina Piller Joins Elk & Knoxy
On this week's Secret Golf Podcast, Elk & Knoxy are joined by LPGA star, and 3 time U.S. Solheim Cup member, Gerina Piller. Hear Gerina talk about her journey to professional golf, the importance of family and how she keeps her marriage to PGA Tour Player Martin Piller solid, plus what her hopes are for the final event of the season - the CME Group Tour Championship. Also, find out about Secret Golf's new collaboration with the LPGA Women's Network.
GNN's Ryan Ballengee Joins Elk & Knoxy To Discuss Tiger Woods
This week on Secret Golf with Elk & Knoxy, we discuss Tiger Woods and his latest comeback announcement. After posting three swing videos on Twitter over the past few weeks, the former World Number 1 announced he would make his return to competitive golf at the end of November in the Hero World Challenge. But can Tiger do it again? And what do we really expect from this comeback? Ryan Ballengee from Golf News Net joins Elk & Knoxy to talk all things Tiger.
Elk & Diane Discuss Pat Perez, Winner Of CIMB Classic
On this Secret Golf podcast, Elk & Knoxy talk about Pat Perez and his incredible victory last week at the CIMB Classic in Kuala Lumpur. Elk looks at the strengths of Pat's game, the changes he's made since his shoulder surgery in 2016 and the motivation behind the fantastic finishes he's had over the past year.
Start Of 2017/18 PGA Tour Season
Elk and Knoxy discuss the start of the 2017/18 PGA Tour Season and take a look at all 7 of our Secret Golf players taking part in this week's Safeway Open in Napa, California. Elk also goes behind the scenes and gives exclusive previews of our latest Player Channel shoots with Patton Kizzire and Brian Harman - coming soon!
FedExCup Playoffs - Tour Championship
Elk and Knoxy talk about this week's final round of the FedEx Cup playoffs - the Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta. Secret Golf has three players in the Top 30 - Pat Perez, Brian Harman and Jason Dufner, who just snuck in at No.30. Elk breaks down their styles of play, talks about precision over power and discusses their 2016/17 seasons. Also in this Podcast, we look ahead to our upcoming Player Channel shoots with PGA Tour Players Patton Kizzire and Brian Harman. Elk gives you a behind-the-scenes look at what goes on during these shoots...including a backstage introduction to The Big Show!
Jonathan Dismuke - University Of Houston Director Of Golf
This week on our Secret Golf Podcast, Elk and Knoxy are joined by University of Houston Director of Golf , Jonathan Dismuke to talk about Coaching. Jonathan is also coach of the Men's Team at the university, the team on which Elk's son Sam plays. Hear Elk and 'Dis' discuss old school methods versus the new school coaching tools and technologies as they break down what it takes to be the best.
Ask Elk, Stacy Lewis' victory for Harvey Relief, FedEx Cup, President's Cup
We asked 'Tweeters' to submit questions or points for discussion and Knoxy put them to Elk in this new Secret Golf Podcast. Hear him discuss Stacy Lewis and one of the greatest stories in golf, the FedEx Cup Playoffs and the upcoming President's Cup (in particular a certain Captain's Pick for the US Team...!)
Steve Elkington & Hurricane Harvey, Ethan Tracy & PGA Tour Card, Patton Kizzire & FedEx Cup
Our latest podcast features an update from Elk on the devastation caused in his hometown of Houston by Hurricane Harvey, a chat with Ethan Tracy days after he secured his PGA Tour Card for 2017/2018 and Elk talks to Patton Kizzire who's in Boston playing in the latest round of the FedEx Cup playoffs.
Steve Elkington on 95.7 The Game with Steiny & Guru
Steve Elkington joins 95.7 The Game with Steiny & Guru to talk about his time on the tour, his 17 career victories, Steph Curry playing at TPC Stonebrae in the Safeway Classic, and the current face of golf.
Colt Knost - How Medical Exemption Works & FedEx Cup Playoffs
In this Podcast, Elk catches up with his good friend Colt Knost. Having had surgery early this year, Colt is about to make his return to golf and explains how his major medical exemption works. In addition, with the FedEx Cup Playoffs about to get underway in New York, 'Big Gravy' breaks down the points system and explains how the Web.com Top 25 works.
Gerrod Chadwell - Stacy Lewis' husband & University of Houston Golf Coach
This Solheim Cup Podcast features Gerrod Chadwell, the Head Coach of the University of Houston Women's Golf Team and, more importantly this week, the husband of Stacy Lewis. Elk catches up with Gerrod at Des Moines Golf and Country Club to go behind the scenes with the American team and learn more about the 'pod system' that Juli Inkster has implemented.
Brittany Lang & Gerina Piller - Solheim Cup
Brittany Lang & Gerina Piller join hosts Steve Elkington & Diane Knox to discuss their preparation for the 2017 Solheim Cup.
Martin Piller
Martin Piller discusses his recent (and 6th!) win on the Web.com Tour, what he thinks of Steph Curry's inclusion at the Ellie Mae Classic and a look ahead to wife Gerina's Solheim Cup appearance next week.
Steve Elkington - PGA & PLAYERS Championship
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Ре́йлі () — англомовні прізвища, що в українській транскрипції пишуться однаково. Відомі носії:

 Бен Рейлі (, також відомий як Червоний Павук, Людина-павук та Павук-Карнаж) — вигаданий персонаж Marvel Comics, альтернативна версія Людини-павука.
 Джон Рейлі (; 1965) — американський актор.
 Зек Рейлі (; 1984) — американський яхтсмен, олімпійський медаліст (2008).
 Меггі Рейлі (; 1956) — шотландська співачка.
 Сідней Рейлі (, уроджений Розенблюм; 1873–1925) — британський розвідник, що діяв на території Росії та Близькому Сході у 1910-1920-х роках.

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RE: The tariff classification of a hiking shoe.
In your letter dated March 17, 1997, you requested a classification ruling for a hiking shoe on behalf of your client, Tecnica, USA.
The submitted sample is a hiking shoe with a rubber or plastic sole and an upper of plastic coated leather and textile material. You state that the upper of the shoe is constructed of a combination of a textile fabric and a top layer of plastic coated leather. You also state that the imported footwear will have over 51 percent of the exterior surface area of the upper constructed of this plastic coated leather.
(b) The term "leather" refers to goods of headings 4104 to 4109.
Since the plastic coated leather sample submitted with this ruling request is considered "leather" as referred to in (HTS) headings 4104 to 4109, it is considered "leather" for classification purposes in Chapter 64 (HTS).
(a) The material of the upper shall be taken to be the constituent material having the greatest external surface area, no account being taken of accessories and reinforcements such as ankle patches, edging, ornamentation, buckles, tabs, eyelet stays or similar attachments.
For purposes of this ruling we will consider your statement that leather is the predominant material of the uppers of this shoe to be correct. However, this may be subject to verification at the port of entry at the time of importation.
The applicable subheading for the Tecnica hiking boot, up to and including men's U.S. size 8, will be 6403.91.90, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for footwear with outer soles of rubber or plastic and uppers of leather, covering the ankle, for other persons. The rate of duty will be 10 percent ad valorem. For men's U.S. size 8.5 and larger the applicable subheading will be 6403.91.60, (HTS), which provides for footwear with outer soles of rubber or plastic and uppers of leather, covering the ankle, other, for men, youths and boys. The rate of duty will be 8.5 percent ad valorem.


Orange and Chatham Counties and the surrounding area boast several wonderful natural resources. Jordan Lake to the south is a large state park with multiple access points for boating, fishing and camping.
The Eno River State Park to the north encompasses the beautiful Eno River with hiking trails and access for canoes and rafts.
The local water municipality, OWASA operates two water features: Cane Creek Reservoir and University Lake. Both facilities offer boating and camping.
The Occoneechee Mountain State Natural Area is a quick escape to three miles of trails with picnic sites minutes from downtown Hillsborough.


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"For I envied the arrogant when I saw the prosperity of the wicked. They have no struggles; their bodies are healthy and strong. They are free from the burdens common to man; they are not plagued by human ills" (Psalm 73:3-5).
He put to words the feelings in my heart. And he is spot on, don't you think? I look around and see businessmen who cheat their way to wealth, people who lie without consequence, bosses who treat their subordinates like trash but get promoted anyway. The people who love Jesus seem to get stepped on, ignored, mocked.
I was on an aggrieved soapbox when David got to the part of the psalm that stopped me short: "When my heart was grieved and my spirit embittered, I was senseless and ignorant; I was a brute beast before you" (verses 21,22).
I wanted David to stop preaching it, but he was right. Being jealous of people headed to hell just highlights my ignorance. Envying their temporary wealth just makes me shortsighted. Wishing for a burden-free life shows I still don't grasp how God refines me and draws me close to him.
So I listen as David keeps preaching it: "You guide me with your counsel, and afterward you will take me into glory. Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you" (verses 24,25).


The state of the art, purpose-built studio sits inside 1.5 acres of landscaped gardens, and houses the latest in acoustic treatment and pro-audio equipment. The studio is centred around a Pro-Tools HD3 system and features an SSL AWS 900 desk (one of only a handful in Australia) and a Kawai RX5 Grand Piano. The studio boasts a wide range of classic and high quality microphones for voice and instrument recording (including the Neumann M 149, Neumann U87 and AKG C12). The studio also features numerous Fender, Gibson, Martin and Maton electric and acoustic guitars. The studio is built with flexibility in mind and caters to rock bands, jazz bands, solo artists, classical pianists, ensembles and choirs.


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7 countries that students interested in immigration should watch out for in 2023
Migration is a significant component of the increasing interconnectedness of our globe. It has also become a major matter of debate in many countries, highlighting how important it is to understand the patterns of international migration and how it affects the world economy.
Despite the fact that the pandemic slowed down global mobility, the advantages of immigration as a practise have surpassed the costs due to its advantages for both economies and people (prospective migrants).
We listed down 7 countries that have proven to be immigration-friendly, as compared to other countries. Have a look!
1.Canada
Canada is ranked as having the highest quality of life and the friendliest immigration policies by the United Nations. Canada welcomes immigrants from all over the world. An excellent location for anyone considering relocating to a safe, developed nation with a high standard of living that speaks English.
Additionally, prospective immigrants who finish the required coursework quickly receive permanent residency (PR). The country also provides access to a top-notch education and a timeline for finding a solid career for international students.
2. Germany
The German government encourages immigration to draw people looking for possibilities in business, education, job, and family reunion. It is slowly but surely becoming a favourite of many immigrants. Additionally, these visa holders are given a residence permit (temporary or permanent), which allows them to stay in Germany for a specific amount of time (per permit guidelines).
3. New Zealand
In terms of natural beauty and living standards, New Zealand is one of the most admired nations. Foreign nationals are welcome to work and study in the New Zealand. In comparison to Europe, New Zealand has some higher pay rates and employment prospects. Due to a lack of trained personnel, the country invites people from all over the world for work opportunities.
4. United Kingdom
The United Kingdom is home to world's largest labour market. Because of the high incomes and research-based educational system, UK is a popular destination for immigrants from abroad.
The UK welcomes international candidates to work and study, as it is in need of highly trained individuals. Although periods of tighter controls and limits may affect British policies, immigration will always play a significant role in UK politics and economics.
5. USA
The United States stands out as a global leader in the provision of top-notch education. As the US is an English-speaking nation, a sizable number of individuals from other nations decide to study and work there.
It has several benefits for both professionals and students because it generates the majority of new jobs on a global scale. Foreign nationals are allowed to live and work in the US with their families. Despite the high cost of living, international students can easily live there.
6.Australia
Australia offers easy immigration rules for people seeking permanent citizenship. Australia is a terrific place to start a family since it has a high level of living standards, strong job prospects, and beautiful scenery.
Australia is a great alternative to consider while following the urge to relocate abroad. Explore the wide-open spaces, pleasant climate, magnificent beaches, and breath-taking kangaroo and koala habitat.
7. France
One of the EU's most approachable tech worker visas was launched by the French government in 2017 to support the country's IT sector and give foreigners a rapid path to residency. French tech workers, investors, and entrepreneurs can live and work in France for four years- thanks to one of the longest-lasting visa alternatives in Europe.
Many foreign countries want to become known as welcoming places for immigrants, so they are creating a variety of alluring visa choices to make it easier for them to work, study, and engage in commerce.
The aforementioned nations have a successful history of integrating immigrants, even if there are numerous elements that can affect how well one fits in with the culture, values, and system of the host nation.
To know more about these countries and if you're planning to study abroad in view of immigration, connect with us now!


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House Committee on Energy and Commerce (133)
House Committee on Homeland Security (32)
House Committee on House Administration (47)
House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure (103)
House Committee on Veterans Affairs (66)
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Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources (251)
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H.R. 6497, Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act of 2010
Cost estimate for the bill as introduced on December 7, 2010
S. 2925, Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking Deterrence and Victims Support Act of 2010
Pay-as-you-go estimate for the bill as provided to CBO with Amendments on December 6, 2010
A bill for the relief of Shigeru Yamada
Pay-as-you-go estimate for the bill as provided to CBO with an amendment on December 6, 2010
S. 124, A bill for the relief of Shigeru Yamada
Draft House resolution to modify the current laws that prohibit the sale of certain videos or other items that depict animal cruelty
Pay-as-you-go estimate for the resolution as provided to CBO on November 15, 2010
Draft legislation for the Marine Sergeant Michael H. Ferschke, Jr. Memorial Act, with an Amendment
Pay-as-you-go estimate for the legislation as provided to CBO on November 15, 2010
Draft legislation to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to toll, during active-duty service abroad in the Armed Forces, the periods of time to file a petition and appear for an interview to remove the conditional basis for permanent
Cost estimate for the bill as reported by the Senate Committee on the Judicary on September 22, 2010
S. 1684, Managing Arson Through Criminal History Act of 2010
H.R. 5663, Robert C. Byrd Miner Safety and Health Act of 2010
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Most of us have hobbies we use to pass the time and wind down. If you, like many others, are a sports fan, specifically an NBA fan, then you have probably come across the name Robyn, Gordon Hayward wife. However, you might not know much about this jovial philanthropist besides her affiliation to the NBA. Well, find out what you have been missing about her.
Gordon Hayward wife has been a notable figure in American sports for quite a while. She had a brief stint playing volleyball before bursting into the limelight following her engagement to a famous basketball player. Read on to find out more details about her personal life such as her age, height and married life.
What is perhaps the most common query among the lady's fans is her age. She is currently 25 years old. She was born on April 8, 1994.
Where was Robyn Hayward born?
The lady was born in Indiana to parents who now work in Guatemala. She has an adopted sister with whom she grew up with since her childhood. Her parents are largely involved in philanthropic activities which explain Robyn's love for the same.
How tall is Robyn Hayward?
Another relatively common question among Robyn's followers is in regard to her height. If you follow her on social media accounts, you have probably noticed that she is relatively short, standing at 5 feet and 5 inches. This translates to 1.65 meters.
What sport did Robyn Hayward play?
The lady was a star volleyball player in her high school days. She helped the Bishop Chatard School win the 2012 state volleyball championship. In the same year, she was ranked as the fourth best player. However, she did not pursue volleyball beyond high school despite her defensive prowess in the game.
How rich is Hayward Robyn?
The beautiful woman has transitioned from an active athlete to a full-time mother. She takes care of their two daughters. However, she shares in her husband's fortunes. Gordon Hayward, Robyn's husband, is among the best-earning players with the Boston Celtics. His current net worth is estimated at $185 million.
What team does Gordon play for?
Gordon played for the Butler University basketball team before being drafted in 2010 by the Utah Jazz as the 9th pick. He enjoyed seven years with Utah Jazz before signing with the Boston Celtics in 2017. He has earned several accolades including the 2017 NBA All-Star selection, 2009 Newcomer of the year and the 2010 Horizon League Player of the Year.
Gordon proposed to his girlfriend, Robyn on the Christmas Eve of 2013. The couple had dated for less than half a year. He later married her in a wedding ceremony held at St. Simon the Apostle Church on May 24th 2014. Gordon Hayward wedding was held in Indiana. The couple's followers were treated to some amazing glimpses of the wedding day via social media feeds.
This marked the beginning of a new era in their lives, that of parenthood. In 2015, they welcomed their first child, Bernadette and in 2016 welcomed their second born, Charlotte.
While much of Gordon Hayward wife, Robyn private life remains hidden from the public eye, she is certainly active on the family and career fronts. What did you find most interesting about this former sports personality?


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using System;

namespace Tera.DamageMeter.Annotations
{
    /// <summary>
    ///     ASP.NET MVC attribute. If applied to a parameter, indicates that the parameter is an MVC view.
    ///     If applied to a method, the MVC view name is calculated implicitly from the context.
    ///     Use this attribute for custom wrappers similar to
    ///     <see cref="System.Web.Mvc.Controller.View(object)" />
    /// </summary>
    [AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Parameter | AttributeTargets.Method)]
    public sealed class AspMvcViewAttribute : PathReferenceAttribute
    {
    }
}

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// Copyright 1998-2015 Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

#pragma once

#include "ConsoleSettings.h"
#include "Console.generated.h"

/**
 * Node for storing an auto-complete tree based on each char in the command.
 */
USTRUCT()
struct FAutoCompleteNode
{
	GENERATED_USTRUCT_BODY()

	/** Char for node in the tree */
	UPROPERTY()
	int32 IndexChar;

	/** Indices into AutoCompleteList for commands that match to this level */
	UPROPERTY()
	TArray<int32> AutoCompleteListIndices;

	/** Children for further matching */
	TArray<FAutoCompleteNode*> ChildNodes;

	FAutoCompleteNode()
	{
		IndexChar = INDEX_NONE;
	}

	FAutoCompleteNode(int32 NewChar)
	{
		IndexChar = NewChar;
	}

	~FAutoCompleteNode()
	{
		for (int32 Idx = 0; Idx < ChildNodes.Num(); Idx++)
		{
			FAutoCompleteNode *Node = ChildNodes[Idx];
			delete Node;
		}
		ChildNodes.Empty();
	}
};

/**
 * A basic command line console that accepts most commands.
 */
UCLASS(Within=GameViewportClient, config=Input, transient)
class ENGINE_API UConsole
	: public UObject
	, public FOutputDevice
{
	GENERATED_UCLASS_BODY()

	/** The player which the next console command should be executed in the context of.  If nullptr, execute in the viewport. */
	UPROPERTY()
	class ULocalPlayer* ConsoleTargetPlayer;

	UPROPERTY()
	class UTexture2D* DefaultTexture_Black;

	UPROPERTY()
	class UTexture2D* DefaultTexture_White;

	/** Holds the scrollback buffer */
	TArray<FString> Scrollback;

	/**  Where in the scrollback buffer are we */
	int32 SBHead;

	int32 SBPos;

	/** Max number of command history entries */
	static const int32 MAX_HISTORY_ENTRIES = 50;

	/** Holds the history buffer, order is old to new */
	UPROPERTY(config)
	TArray<FString> HistoryBuffer;

	/** The command the user is currently typing. */
	FString TypedStr;

	int32 TypedStrPos;    //Current position in TypedStr

	/**
	 * Indicates that InputChar events should be captured to prevent them from being passed on to other interactions.  Reset
	 * when the another keydown event is received.
	 */
	uint32 bCaptureKeyInput:1;

	/** True while a control key is pressed. */
	uint32 bCtrl:1;

	/** Full list of auto-complete commands and info */
	TArray<struct FAutoCompleteCommand> AutoCompleteList;

	/** Is the current auto-complete selection locked */
	uint32 bAutoCompleteLocked:1;

	/** Currently selected auto complete index */
	int32 AutoCompleteIndex;

	/** -1: auto complete cursor is not visible, >=0 */
	int32 AutoCompleteCursor;

	/** Do we need to rebuild auto complete? */
	uint32 bIsRuntimeAutoCompleteUpToDate:1;

	// NAME_Typing, NAME_Open or NAME_None
	FName ConsoleState;

	FAutoCompleteNode AutoCompleteTree;

	/** Current list of matching commands for auto-complete, @see UpdateCompleteIndices() */
	TArray<struct FAutoCompleteCommand> AutoComplete;

	~UConsole();

	// UObject Interface
	virtual void PostInitProperties() override;

	/** Set the input to text */
	virtual void SetInputText( const FString& Text );

	/** Set cursor position for typing text */
	virtual void SetCursorPos( int32 Position );

	/**
	 * Executes a console command.
	 * @param Command The command to execute.
	 */
	virtual void ConsoleCommand(const FString& Command);

	/**
	 * Clears the console output buffer.
	 */
	virtual void ClearOutput();

	/**
	 * Prints a (potentially multi-line) FString of text to the console.
	 * The text is split into separate lines and passed to OutputTextLine.
	 *
	 * @param Text Text to display on the console.
	 */
	virtual void OutputText(const FString& Text);

	/**
	 * Opens the typing bar with text already entered.
	 *
	 * @param Text The text to enter in the typing bar.
	 */
	virtual void StartTyping(const FString& Text);

	/**
	 * Clears out all pressed keys from the player's input object.
	 */
	virtual void FlushPlayerInput();

	/** looks for Control key presses and the copy/paste combination that apply to both the console bar and the full open console */
	virtual bool ProcessControlKey(FKey Key, EInputEvent Event);

	/** appends the specified text to the string of typed text */
	virtual void AppendInputText(const FString& Text);

	/** Build the list of auto complete console commands */
	virtual void BuildRuntimeAutoCompleteList(bool bForce = false);

	/** Update the auto complete indices from the typed string */
	virtual void UpdateCompleteIndices();

	/**
	 * Process a character input event (typing) routed through unrealscript from another object. This method is assigned as the value for the
	 * OnRecievedNativeInputKey delegate so that native input events are routed to this unrealscript function.
	 *
	 * @param	ControllerId	the controller that generated this character input event
	 * @param	Unicode			the character that was typed
	 *
	 * @return	True to consume the character, false to pass it on.
	 */
	virtual bool InputChar_Typing( int32 ControllerId, const FString& Unicode );

	/**
	 * perform rendering of the console on the canvas
	 */
	virtual void PostRender_Console_Typing(class UCanvas* Canvas);

	/** Perform actions on transition to Typing state */
	virtual void BeginState_Typing(FName PreviousStateName);

	/** Perform actions on transition from Typing state */
	virtual void EndState_Typing( FName NextStateName );

	/**
	 * This state is used when the console is open.
	 */
	virtual bool InputChar_Open( int32 ControllerId, const FString& Unicode );

	/**
	 * Process an input key event routed through unrealscript from another object. This method is assigned as the value for the
	 * OnRecievedNativeInputKey delegate so that native input events are routed to this unrealscript function.
	 *
	 * @param	ControllerId	the controller that generated this input key event
	 * @param	Key				the name of the key which an event occured for (KEY_Up, KEY_Down, etc.)
	 * @param	EventType		the type of event which occured (pressed, released, etc.)
	 * @param	AmountDepressed	for analog keys, the depression percent.
	 *
	 * @return	true to consume the key event, false to pass it on.
	 */
	virtual bool InputKey_Open( int32 ControllerId, FKey Key, EInputEvent Event, float AmountDepressed = 1.f, bool bGamepad = false );

	/**
	 * perform rendering of the console on the canvas
	 */
	virtual void PostRender_Console_Open(class UCanvas* Canvas);

	/** Perform actions on transition to the Open state */
	virtual void BeginState_Open(FName PreviousStateName);

	virtual bool InputChar(int32 ControllerId, const FString& Unicode);
	virtual bool InputKey(int32 ControllerId, FKey Key, EInputEvent Event, float AmountDepressed=1.f, bool bGamepad=false);
	virtual bool InputAxis(int32 ControllerId, FKey Key, float Delta, float DeltaTime, int32 NumSamples=1, bool bGamepad=false) { return false; };
	virtual bool InputTouch(int32 ControllerId, uint32 Handle, ETouchType::Type Type, const FVector2D& TouchLocation, FDateTime DeviceTimestamp, uint32 TouchpadIndex) { return false; }

	/** render to the canvas based on the console state */
	virtual void PostRender_Console(class UCanvas* Canvas);

	/** controls state transitions for the console */
	virtual void FakeGotoState(FName NextStateName);

	virtual bool ConsoleActive() const;

private:

	bool InputKey_InputLine( int32 ControllerId, FKey Key, EInputEvent Event, float AmountDepressed = 1.f, bool bGamepad = false );

	// interface FOutputDevice
	virtual void Serialize( const TCHAR* V, ELogVerbosity::Type Verbosity, const class FName& Category ) override;
	// expose the base class other Serialize function (clang will give "error : 'UConsole::Serialize' hides overloaded virtual function" without this)
	using UObject::Serialize;

	/**
	 * Prints a single line of text to the console.
	 * @param Text - A line of text to display on the console.
	 */
	void OutputTextLine(const FString& Text);

	void PostRender_InputLine(class UCanvas* Canvas, FIntPoint UserInputLinePos);

	void SetAutoCompleteFromHistory();

	void SetInputLineFromAutoComplete();

	void NormalizeHistoryBuffer();
};


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Air Force Commander's Office under Fire for Sending Email in Support of Operation Christmas Child
Veronica Neffinger | iBelieve Contributor | Thursday, October 22, 2015
The office of an Air Force Lt. Col. is under fire for sending out an email urging participation in Operation Christmas Child.
The Blaze reports that Lt. Col. Donald C. Tasker's office at Dover Air Force Base in Dover, Delaware, sent an email urging individuals to help in Operation Christmas Child's efforts to fill shoeboxes with gifts for children around the world.
However, since Operation Christmas Child is a ministry of Samaritan's Purse, a Christian organization run by Franklin Graham, Military Religious Freedom Foundation president Mikey Weinstein took issue with the email.
Weistein called the email "an absolutely unambiguous endorsement of [Operation Christmas Child]."
When the email was brought to his attention, Tasker claimed that it was not sent out under his authority.
"Recently an email … was forwarded to the entire 436 Force Support Squadron. The invitation included in that email also contained language supporting the Christian faith and encouraged participation in this event as an act of Christian faith. I want to be absolutely clear that the email in question was not sent at my direction and is not endorsed in any way by me or any level of command," Tasker stated.
Weinstein is claiming a victory for his organization due to Tasker's repudiation of the email and his agreement that emails coming from his office "cannot violate the Joint Ethics Regulation, which prohibits the endorsement of non-federal entity or even by a DoD employee in their official capacity."
Some, however, do not consider Tasker's repudiation of the email a victory.
"We should be commending members of the Air Force, not condemning them for wanting to serve orphans," Ron Crews, executive director of the Chaplain Alliance for Religious Liberty, stated. "The e-mail announcing a volunteer opportunity in no way violates any Air Force policy or regulations, especially since the program involved is a federally approved charity."
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ML Muskoka
This Muskoka cottage was redesigned to create a more functional space for family and guests and to improve access and views to the lake. The new design carefully reorients the principal rooms in order to maximize privacy from nearby cottages and to take full advantage of the most scenic views. A breezeway connects the original structure with the addition, which houses the bedrooms, bathroom and a laundry room. The new design provides direct access to the lake from the bedrooms, while the breezeway provides a partition between the communal spaces and the sleeping quarters, improving privacy and noise control. The origami-style roof has multiple slopes. The varied roofline was strategically designed to channel rainfall in specific directions and to maximize views to the outdoors from certain locations in the cottage, while enclosing other rooms for greater privacy and coziness. The bunky also received a makeover and small extension to more comfortably accommodate overnight guests.
Our client came to us with the goal of updating and expanding a classic kit cottage from the 60s. High on the wish list was a space to play ping pong on those rainy cottage days!
The cottage had great bones, but as, cottages often do, suffered from renovations and additions over the years that were cluttered and not well executed. MOSS SUND worked with the client on and off over a number of years looking at options from renovating to starting over and building new. Working with the local zoning by-laws, we arrived at a solution that preserved and added on to the original structure in a way that was both practical and had a bit of whimsy.
A screened porch addition was removed to open up views of the lake. Interior walls were eliminated to provide a more generous living area. A breezeway was built to connect the existing cottage to the addition, which houses the more private areas – the main bedroom, ping pong/guest room and laundry. It also serves as a catch all, with tile floors for wet feet, a raised operable skylight that allows for stack effect cooling, is sealed off from the living areas, providing much needed buffer in mosquito season. (use what we wrote in IG post)
The client engaged a local builder and oversaw construction directly, which proved difficult and time consuming. MOSS SUND provided support when needed to get the project to the finish line.
Sometimes life is a long journey, but the end is worth the wait. For our client, the result is a comfortable, calm space with moments of fun. Just what cottage living should be!
"It's been a wonderful summer for being up here, and I am now so happy that we did this project! It's been a perfect escape from the pandemic constraints of urban life. "
© 2020 Moss Sund Architects.


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