After another disappointing weekend on one of the game s biggest stages, world No. 1 Tiger Woods is again forced to face questions about his majorless drought, which has now stretched to 17 starts. According to CBS and Golf Channel analyst David Feherty, though, it s only a matter of time before Woods is once again hoisting a 15th career major trophy. The next one that he wins is going to be the most important one of his career, and I think he will …

Tuesday, March 12th, 2013at 1:28 pm Have you seen the 100% commission programs that are popping up all over the place these days. Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock for the past 18 months, chances are you have been approached (bombarded might be a better word) with sales letters screaming about a 100% commission program. Today I want to give you a few reasons for considering these programs and share with you the programs I have chosen to use in …

Muhlenberg County website Sarah Hansen The U.S. Supreme Court will hear an appeal in a Kentucky death penalty case before the year is out. The justices set a Dec. 11 hearing date for the case of 39-year-old Robert Keith Woodall. The high court will decide if an error in jury instructions means Woodall should get a second chance to spare his life. Kentucky prosecutors are seeking to reinstate the death sentence for Woodall,who pleaded guilty in 1998 …

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David Woods “Helping widows and orphans in poor countries is very uplifting and rewarding. It changes your heart when you spend time around an 8-year-old without parents, siblings or relatives — nowhere to go but the streets.”— David Woods enjoys routine. Every weekday morning, he gets up before 6 a.m. to do a little exercise, spend 30 minutes with God, and have a hot breakfast with his wife Donna. “The most important part of my day is usually before …

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Click photo to enlarge David Leonard Wood sits in court during a hearing in 2011 with visiting Judge Bert Richardson is to determine whether Wood is mentally retarded and should therefore be spared the death penalty. Wood will remain on death row if the Robertson agrees with the state s proposed order filed in the 171st District Court. Convicted serial killer David Leonard Wood will remain on death row if the judge presiding over his post-conviction …

Wednesday, July 24, 2013 at 8:43AM In the Wood That Works history (here) we relate the story of Marji s exploration of wooden machines in college. The favorite sculpture created was her oversized (yet operational) wooden bicycle chain and gear assembly. It was her initial interest that started me exploring the realm of kinetic sculpture. I wanted her sculptures to move independently. She suggested I give it a try. It took me a couple of years but …

Place of birth and birthday? Sutton 21.2.44. What is your favourite book? Goodnight Mister Tom/Tom s Midnight Garden. What is your favourite song? Anything by Buddy Holly. What is your favourite film? Groundhog Day. What is your most treasured possession? Tilly the Tortoise (aged approx 90). When did you start writing? Aged 10 - plays for my puppet theatre. Where do your ideas and inspiration come from? Having a deadline to work to! Can you give three …

A physicist, engineer and administrator, David Woodall liked nothing better than to meet students for coffee and find out what was on their minds. Dr. Woodall, president of the Lake Washington Institute of Technology, died Monday (Sept. 3) of an apparent heart attack. He was 67. He was hired in January 2011 as an interim president of the public two-year college in Kirkland. He was given the job of transforming Lake Washington from a technical school …