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When the world's at stake, go beyond the headlines.
This episode is about far more than countering drones. It is about how America prepares for and fights its wars. With three leaders from three companies at the forefront of counter-drone solutions (AeroVironment, Epirus, and Hidden Level), the conversation explores how America and its enemies are adapting, how the U.S. military is and isn’t keeping pace, the problems with how America buys things, and more.
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How Clifford Roberts' antique desk found its way to a golf writer
From the archives: This piece was originally published in April 2015. First of all, my antique desk is not for sale. Second of all, it’s not a desk. It’s a three-piece, mahogany Empire sideboard that once belonged to Clifford Roberts, co-founder of the Augusta National Golf Club.
From Uncertain to Whole
From Uncertain to Whole – Runs a River of Gold: Oncology Social Worker Practice and the Alchemy of Healing By John B. Garrity, LMSW Hanging at the transition hallway point between the patient waiting area and the clinical treatment area of the Mollie Wilmot Radiation Oncology Center at Saratoga Hospital in Saratoga Springs, New York, is a painting gifted by the artist Letitia Splain Wyatt, (nee Dayer) titled From Uncertain to Whole – Runs a River of Gold.
Carne Golf Links is a Reminder of Everything That's Great About an Irish Golf Trip Original
“How did you get to be such an Irish golf authority?” I was asked, having just admitted that I have never played Rosapenna, Tralee, Waterville and a dozen other famous Irish courses. “I’m not an Irish golf authority,” I replied. “I’m a Carne Golf Links authority.” It’s a claim I’ve made since 2007, when I rented an apartment at the end of the rainbow to research a book called Ancestral Links: A Golf Obsession Spanning Generations.
Hole No. 5 Remains Augusta's Most Quiet Corner, Which Players Dread But Photographers Love
The par-4 5th hole has had its own recent renovations, and this year it remains a scorecard-wrecker that most fans fail to visit. AUGUSTA, GA. - No one remembers why Augusta National's par-4 fifth hole went into the Federal Witness Protection Program.
Hole No. 5 Remains Augusta's Most Quiet Corner, Which Players Dread But Photographers Love Original
AUGUSTA, GA. — No one remembers why Augusta National’s par-4 fifth hole went into the Federal Witness Protection Program. Under the alias “Magnolia,” the hilltop dogleg made a brief appearance at the 1995 Masters, when 55-year-old Jack Nicklaus holed out for eagle twice in three days. (Unfortunately, neither miracle shot was televised.) Arguably the National’s most difficult hole, No. 5 is paradoxically its most unseen.
Remembering a Meeting With Herbert Warren Wind on the Eve of the Masters Original
AUGUSTA, GA.— I first met Herbert Warren Wind, the legendary author and golf historian, under the big oak tree behind the Augusta National clubhouse. He was an old man in a tweed sports coat, and I was a neophyte golf writer from Kansas City.
Everything Is a Memory in the End: Recalling Moments With Arnold Palmer at the Honda Classic
Longtime Sports Illustrated writer John Garrity is covering this week's final edition of the Honda Classic, which stirred memories of his older brother's PGA Tour career and a memorable round alongside Arnold Palmer in 1960. PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLA.—“You must have some great memories of the Honda Classic,” a tournament volunteer prompted this morning, having overheard that I was a retired sportswriter with roots in Palm Beach County.
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