Golf notebook
One Putt Wedge is hit at spring conference in Florida
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School Notebook – 6-29-11
Celebrate ‘Red, White & Blue’ at the library
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Samsung forced to outsource notebook production
Samsung will have to outsource some of its laptop production with Taiwan’s manufacturers because the outfit’s tight in-house production capacity will not manage its shipment goal for this year.
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Wimbledon notebook: Nadal’s injury not serious
The latest on-court injury drama at Wimbledon from Rafael Nadal, the heel/ankle issue that required him to take a medical timeout just before the first-set tiebreaker against Juan Martin del Potro Monday night, turns out to have been nothing major.
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Area Golf Notebook: Tournament, raffle scheduled to try to save Duval County high school golf
Area golf organizations are banding together to raise enough money to fund public school golf programs in Duval County.
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Minnesota Political Notebook: Mixing politics, social media comes with risks
St. Paul – Twitter and other social media are becoming intertwined with politics.  Talk about this topic
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Notebook: Spears sits down with IU’s Crean
While on an unofficial visit to Indiana University last week, Troy Spears got a chance to sit down and talk with basketball coach Tom Crean. Though Crean made no promises of a scholarship offer, he told the 6-3 Park Tudor High School guard he would continue to track him through July and his upcoming sophomore season.
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ALUMNI NOTEBOOK: Rosen returns to Texas for NCAA golf tournament
Clements High School graduate Portland Rosen has made a name for herself as a youth golfer in Texas. Perhaps its fitting that she’ll have a chance to conclude her freshman season in college not too fa
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Sharks notebook: Jamie Baker ready to give up his place in San Jose team’s history
But for now the most important goal in the Sharks franchise history still belongs to Baker, the one on April 30, 1994, that beat the Red Wings in a Game 7 at Detroit.
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