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Available in Titleist trusted retailers worldwide from April 12th, Phantom X replaces the Futura family while advancing Titleist Master Putter Maker Scotty Cameron’s proven multi-material construction methodology of combining 303 stainless steel and 6061 aircraft-grade aluminium for increased MOI, optimal weight distribution, improved sound and responsive feedback.

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U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup recent issued an unprecedented directive to Pacific Gas & Electric: Inspect its entire electric grid in the coming months and turn off power during fire-prone weather if its equipment has not been deemed safe for those conditions.

Byford has assured union leaders that he doesn’t plan to remove drivers from trains. “For a start, we’ve got very long trains, carrying lots of people, going under rivers,” he says. “New York is a major terror target. So I find this very scary.” In any case, walling off every platform in New York would be colossally expensive—perhaps even more expensive than installing C.B.T.C. system-wide, which is the M.T.A.’s plan. It’s currently being installed on the Flushing line, where there have once again been cost overruns and missed deadlines and years of service disruptions. Project managers are now saying that the work will be finished in the fall of 2018. At the current pace, converting the entire subway to C.B.T.C. will take another forty years, barring delays.

1. Half gallon of milk observed with a manufacturer discard date of 11/25/18 in the three-door reach in cooler; five bottles of Boathouse smoothie observed with a manufacturer discard date of 12/10/18 in the open front cooler on inspection date of Dec. 11. Employees discarded the noted foods held past the manufacturer discard date.

Smartphones have revolutionized the way we find information, like monitoring the weather and remotely adjusting your heating and lighting systems. Wouldn’t it be great to add measurement of your crop’s nitrogen needs to the list? This tool could help enable timely decisions about fertilizer needs in production by bypassing the need for lab analysis (which can take up to seven days), all the while saving costs and labor.

The Grand Rapids-based retailer added a drive-through for the pharmacy and a consultation room where people can meet with their pharmacist and get a wellness checkup or a flu shot.

"We really tried to make our menu stand out," he said. "The food and service will be top notch. Everything is homemade and we try to use as much local stuff as possible to keep it in the community."

 With swept-back wings precision milled from 303 stainless steel, this near-face balanced, high-MOI mallet with a single mid-bend shaft employs the continuous alignment features of the Phantom X line’s full leading-edge-to-flange construction – crafted from aircraft grade aluminium, anodised black and accented with neon yellow sight cues.

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7M acres burn each year in the US (ten-year rolling average). That’s 7 times what we estimate the largest timber company in the world plants per year. (Side note: the ten-year rolling average is up from 2.7M burned acres in 1992 which is scary as all f***). Now, it’s a ten-year average of 7M, so consider the swings in supply chain and implications for nurseries: some years we need 5M acres of seedlings, and in some years like 2017, we need 10M acres from nurseries. Wowzer. Nurseries in the supply chain just can’t take that risk and stay in business. At 200-500 trees per acre, we’re talking about 2.5 billion trees that may or may not be needed. Because the trees are small but growing fast, we can’t just hold them for a year as billions of 6-inch trees packed together will become billions of one to two foot tall trees which will kill each other as they compete for light and nutrients.