Men's Golf Major Championship results: April: The Masters - Tiger Woods June: US Open - Tiger Woods July: The Open Championship - Ernie Els August: PGA Championship - Rich Beem Tiger Woods is the PGA TOUR's leading money winner for the year with earnings of $6,912,625 in 18 events. Hale Irwin is the leading money winner on the PGA Champions Tour with earnings of $$3,028,304 in 27 events. At The Belfry golf course near Sutton Coldfield, England, the European team defeats the Uni ...

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Men's Golf Major Championship results: April 10-13 - The Masters - Mike Weir. Weir becomes the first Canadian and the first left-handed golfer to win The Masters. He defeats Len Mattiace on the first playoff hole. June 12-15 - US Open - Jim Furyk - takes place at Olympia Fields, Furyk wins his first major by 3 shots. July 17-20- The Open Championship - Ben Curtis, a virtual unknown, shocks the world, posting a -1, a single shot ahead of Thomas Björn and Vijay Singh at the very difficult Royal St Georg ...

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For fuller coverage see 2005 in golf. Major championships 7-10 April: The Masters - Tiger Woods defeated fellow American Chris DiMarco at the first playoff hole to claim his 4th Masters title, and his 9th major. He temporarily returned to Number 1 in the Official World Golf Rankings. 16-19 June: U.S. Open - Michael Campbell came from behind in the fourth round to win his first major with an even par score. He was the first New Zealander to win a major since Bob Charles won the British Open in 1963.< ...

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Ray Martin was appointed the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s North American correspondent in 1969. Over the next 10 years his coverage included race riots, anti-Vietnam War protests, Olympic Games and presidential elections for news and current affairs television and radio, from Four Corners and This Day Tonight to science and religion programs. In 1978 he joined the Nine Network to launch ...

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The government's inability to forestall Poland's economic decline led to waves of strikes across the country in April, May and August 1988. In an attempt to take control of the situation, the government gave de facto recognition to Solidarity, and Interior Minister Kiszczak began talks with Lech Wałęsa on August 31. These talks broke down in October, but a new series of negotiations, the "round-table" talks, began in February 1989. These talks produced an agreement in April for partly-open National Assembly elections. The June elect ...

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In the early 1990s, Poland made great progress towards achieving a fully democratic government and a market economy. In November 1990, Lech Wałęsa was elected President for a 5-year term. Jan Krzysztof Bielecki, at Wałęsa's request, formed a government and served as its Prime Minister until October 1991, introducing world prices and greatly expanding the scope of private enterprise. Poland's first free parliamentary elections were held in 1991. More than 100 parties participated, representing the full spectrum of political views. ...

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Poland's September 2001 parliamentary elections saw the centre-left Alliance of the Democatic Left (SLD—successor to the communist party twice removed), triumph and form a coalition with the Polish Peasant Party (PSL) and leftist Union of Labor (UP), with Leszek Miller as Prime Minister. Together, the parties hold 256 of the 460 seats in the Sejm. The parliamentary election took place on September 25, 2005. Citizen's Platform (Platforma Obywatelska, PO) won 24% and Law and Justice (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, PiS) with 27% emerged as ...

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The committee first met in 1950, it was founded by Tracy Vorhees to promote the plans proposed in NSC 68 by Paul Nitze and Dean Acheson. It lobbied both the government and through a publicity campaign, notably a weekly broadcast on NBC throughout 1951. CPD was abandoned in 1953 when its leaders were offered positions in the Eisenhower administration. It was privately revived in March 1976 to try to influence the presidential candidates and their advisors. After Jimmy Carter won the election, CPD went public again and spent the next fo ...

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"Thirty-three members of CPD received appointments in Reagan's first administration, more than twenty of them in national security posts. They were: Ronald Reagan, president Kenneth L. Adelman, U. S. Deputy Representative to the United Nations Richard V. Allen, assistant to the president for National Security Affairs Martin Anderson, assistant to the president for Policy Affairs James L. Buckley, Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology W. Glenn Campbel ...

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Compared to its recent past, the 1993-2003 period has been one of relative stability for Cambodia. However, political violence continues to be a problem. In 1997, factional fighting between supporters of Prince Norodom Ranariddh and Hun Sen broke out, resulting in more than 100 FUNCINPEC deaths and a few CPP casualties. Some FUNCINPEC leaders were forced to flee the country, and Hun Sen took over as Prime Minister. FUNCINPEC leaders returned to Cambodia shortly before the 1998 National Assembly elections. In those elections, th ...

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"The CPD is a member of the Coalition for Peace Through Strength (CPTS), an ad hoc lobby group of the American Security Council which is modeled after the Emergency Coalition Against Unilateral Disarmament. The Emergency Coalition was set up by the CDM in 1976. CPTS, which has 191 members of Congress in its ranks, serves as a link or umbrella for the New Right, the neoconservatives and the military-industrialists. It is the public face of the American Security Council, a group established in the 1950s by the military-industrial complex to ferret out 'internal subversives.' "Rita E. Hauser of the CPD was c ...

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In June 2004, The Hill reported that a third incarnation of CPD was being planned, to address the War on Terrorism. The head of the 2004 CPD, PR pro and former Reagan adviser Peter Hannaford, explained, "we saw a parallel” between the Soviet threat and the threat from terrorism. The message that CPD will convey through lobbying, media work and conferences is that "the war on terror needs to be won," he said.[1] Members of the 2004 CPD include Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, former CIA director R. James Woolsey, Jr., and Reagan a ...

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"The post Vietnam era, however, saw the reemergence in the American public of anti-interventionist sentiment. In Congress, new policies of detente and arms control reflected a more conciliatory attitude toward East-West relations. Such trends were anathema to the CPD's bipolar view of the world. Led once again by Eugene V. Rostow and Nitze, members of the CPD regrouped for action. "The revitalization of the CPD grew out of an independent group called Team B. Team B was authorized in 1976 by President Gerald R. Ford and organized by th ...

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Nanomachines are largely in the research-and-development phase, but some primitive devices have been tested. An example is a sensor having a switch approximately 1.5 nanometers across, capable of counting specific molecules in a chemical sample. The first useful applications of nanomachines will likely be in medical technology, where they could be used to identify pathogens and toxins from samples of body fluid and destroy them. Another potential application is the detection of toxic chemicals, and the measure ...

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Presenters on CiTV over the years have included: Matthew Kelly (January 1983) Isla St Clair (February 1983) Derek Griffiths (one month[?] in 1983) Tommy Boyd (first time; one month[?] in 1983) Stu Francis (Mid 1980s[?]) Gary Terzza (1987 - 1988) Debbie Shore (1987 - 1988) Mark Granger (1988 - 1989) Andi Peters (Summer 1988) Jeanne Downs (1989 - April 1991) Jerry Foulkes < ...

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Instances of anarchist and anti-authoritarian systems of operation during periods of uprisings and revolts against authoritarian governments. Past and present anarchist communities - Israeli Kibbutz Movement. The Kibbutz movement was an outgrowth out of socialist strands of the Zionist Movement, many of which stressed Arab-Jewish cooperation. The movement revolved around anarchist principles of non-hierarchy, self-management of production, and direct democracy. The early kibbutz collectives could be seen t ...

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In recent history there have been numerous instances of collapse of state authority, sometimes prompted by war but also often due to implosion of the state. In some cases, state collapse is followed by lawlessness, rioting, looting and, if disarray lasts long enough, warlordism. Although such societies are often described as anarchy, they are not organized according to anarchist principles. However, there are instances in which a society peacefully organizes itself without a government or other form of centralized power, along philoso ...

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The college has achieved notable success in competitions in Science and Debating. In 2004, the Pres team won the first Cork Robotics Competition for Schools, which was launched by the Cork Electronics Industry Association (CEIA) at the National Software Centre in Mahon Point. That same year Pres came second in the Cork City Schools competiton, and in 2005 they won the St. Aloysius College First Year competition. The college sport is Rugby Union. The college has won 26 Munster Schools Senior Cups and has produced 22 Irish Rugby Interna ...

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In a typical case, an infant under twelve months of age develops cough, wheeze and shortness of breath over one or two days. The diagnosis is made by clinical examination. Chest X-ray is sometimes useful to exclude pneumonia, but not indicated in routine cases. Testing for RSV by nasopharyngeal aspirate is common, but has little effect on management. The infant may be breathless for several days. After the acute illness, it is common for the airways to remain sensitive for several weeks, leading to recurrent cough and wheeze. There is ...

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The current out-of-vision service is produced by Granada Television, to where it was relocated in early 2005 due to the stripping-down of facilities at Central. There are weekly competitions which go under the title of "Prize Sheep" before the 4.30 programme. Viewers can now get an extra prize if they include the "lucky sheep number" with their answer which is shown on screen before the advert break (or straight after the 4.00 programme). A robot ident is regularly used to introduce shows. Since Thursday 8th December 2005 CiTV began airing between 3.00pm and 5.00pm weekdays on ITV1. Since Tuesday 3rd January 2006 CiTV went back to airing between ...

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Republican President Ronald Reagan's vice-president George H. W. Bush ascended to the presidency, handily defeating Democratic Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis in the 1988 election. History of the United States 1988-present - The End of the Cold War. During the Cold War, the division of the world into two rival blocs had served to legitimize a broad and diffuse alliance not only with the Western European nations of NATO but many countries in the developing world. Starting in the late 1980s, however, ...

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