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Board at its meeting of 12 May 2017 decided that the University of Greenwich’s Postgraduate Diploma in Architectural Practice should continue to be prescribed for the period from 30 September 2017 until 30 September 2020 under section 4(1)(a) of the Architects Act 1997 for the purposes of entry onto the United Kingdom Register of Architects.

Prescription of the qualification is subject to the standard conditions set out in Section 9.0 of the Board’s procedures, namely:

  1. The period of prescription shall commence on 30 September 2017 (and expire on 30 September 2020).
  2. Prescription of the qualification shall be by reference to the programme specification, submitted with the application of 20 November 2016, for the University of Greenwich’s Postgraduate Diploma in Architectural Practice. No change may be made to the title of any course or qualification or substantial change to the content so defined within that programme specification (allowing for a normal course development) without first obtaining the written permission of the Board.
  3. Annually by 31 March each year, commencing on 31 March 2018, the institution is required to provide the Board with information of the nature set out in Appendix 2 of its procedures to enable the Board to see that i. all its criteria and the relevant requirements set out in Article 46 (or Article 47) of the Mutual Recognition of Professional Qualifications Directive [2005/36/EC] are being attained by students who have been awarded the qualification prescribed; ii adequate systems are in place to ensure that all the Board’s criteria will be met by students/candidates for the period of prescription; iii. that the institution’s resources remain as set out in its application and are adequate; and iv. all of the factors referred to at paragraphs 6.6 and 6.7 of the procedures continue to be demonstrated; and
  4. The Institution will ensure that appropriate procedures will be maintained so that all students undertaking a prescribed qualification are fully informed of the extent of the application of that qualification to entitlement to registration as an architect in circumstances in which the student/candidate lacks a required antecedent qualification e.g. Part 2 without Part 1.

The Board was confident that:

  1. All students who had been awarded the qualification since the prescription of the qualification was last renewed had met all the Criteria;
  2. the institution had adequate systems in place to ensure that candidates awarded the qualification met all the Criteria; and
  3. the institution should be able to maintain its ability to ensure that all candidates awarded the qualification meet all the Criteria.

The Board noted, however, that since prescription of the qualifications was last renewed, the institution’s annual monitoring submissions had been submitted after the relevant deadline on two occasions.  On each occasion the institution had been reminded that it was a standard condition of prescription that annual monitoring submissions should be made on time.

In line with the letter issued to all institutions on 1 July 2016 and as raised at SCHOSA’s summer meetings in July 2016 the Board agreed that the period of prescription should be reduced by one year given the two successively late annual monitoring submissions.

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Bihar: Tantrik seeks permission to sacrifice ‘Engineer’ son, writes letter to authorities

Begusarai (Bihar): Bizarre rituals have always been existing in India but an occultist recently has shocked the authorities after he formally sought permission for human sacrifice to propitiate his deity.

Shockingly the occultist sought permission to sacrifice his own son who is an engineer, News18 reports.

The occultist identified Surendra Prasad Singh a resident of Mohanpur Pahadpur village falling under Mofussil Police Station area sent an application to Sub Divisional Officer (Sadar), Begusarai on January 29 making the weird request claiming human sacrifice is not a crime.

The screenshots of the purported letter from the occultist have gone viral on social media, but the SDO Sanjiv Kumar Chaudhary said he had not received it.

“This is a serious matter. Human sacrifice is illegal. We have launched a hunt for the letter as well as the tantrik. Appropriate action will be taken,” he said.

“Bindu Maa Manav Kalyan Sanstha” states the letterhead of the application which Singh claims to be the head. He said it was registered under the Societies Registration Act.

“Human sacrifice is not a crime. I have been ordered to perform the same by Goddess Kamakhya. And the first person I shall be sacrificing my son, an engineer by profession, who refuses to give financial aid to my temple. He is like Ravana,” Singh is shown as saying in the video which went viral.

According to the village residents, Singh is known as “Pagla baba” (crazy godman) because of his peculiar behaviour which includes often walking around naked or carrying a human skull in his hand.

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Employing proper business branding strategies could spell the success for your business. Although it might be an intangible aspect of your business, it is basically what convinces people to buy or avail of your products or services. And when you garner enough sales, then only then can your business thrive.

What is a Branding Strategy?

A brand is not just a logo or a name, it represents your business identity. Therefore, it is a crucial part of the startup process for any business. Branding strategies are employed to provide the fundamental steps and recognize the valuable tools that will help create a strong business brand. In general terms, a strong brand is one that people recognize and believe to deliver good quality. Have you ever found yourself at the grocery choosing one product over the other because it is the more recognized or trusted brand?

It is therefore a branding strategy’s objective to recognize what could turn your business into a trusted brand name. How can you make people trust your brand and its reputation? What should you do to communicate the objective and mission of your company? What is the message you are trying to send out to produce loyal customers? A sound business branding strategy will aim to find answers to these questions before you can establish a brand for your company that would excel in the market.

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Coming up with a name for your business goes hand in hand with creating a logo that will identify your company. When it comes to logos, always opt for something unique. Logos will be utilized in your advertising and marketing campaigns, so it must be well-recognized.

For beginners, think of a logo that will readily hint consumers about the nature of your business ???¦?? such as whether you are in the food, automotive, or telecommunications business. Hence, choose images that are associated with the nature of your business and the products they will be used to represent.

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As with logos, colors and images can be used to establish the identity of your business. Colors depict a corresponding set of emotions as well. Therefore, you need to carefully pick out exactly what type of color you are going to use in your logo in accordance with the image and personality of your business. Try to conduct a little bit of research about the different qualities of color types so you can determine exactly what best to use for your company.

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What next for Art Draw Paint?

Over the last few years I have been running Art Draw Paint as a vehicle for my classes, blogs about materials connected painting, drawing, and exhibitions. Occasionally I have mentioned other artists and other things going on.

All this is going to continue – so what is new?

Classes are going to continue but under the banner of HAMPSHIRE ART studio. There are going to be more classes with some new tutors, classes at new sites, sculpture, a look at art and wellbeing, and masterclasses.

If you go to the website you can see classes for this coming term. Shortly there will be classes added for the Spring term, and occasional pop-up classes. I think it is very exciting.

Art Draw Paint will continue with posts about my classes and as my blog. It will be a personal view with my suggestions. I will be teaching classes with HAMPSHIRE ART studio.

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Jackson’s Art are an excellent online shop for art materials. Their site is the closest thing to an online sweet shop that I know. In addition they have a regular blog covering a variety of subjects of interest to artists.

This borrowed blog is about being a model. If it whets your appetite have a look at the autumn courses for 5 new life classes at Hampshire Art studio.

How many of you have stepped foot in a life drawing class? Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a life model? After years of interviewing artists for the Jackson’s Art Blog, I thought it was high time I interview one of London’s best life models. Dominic Blake has posed in most of the UK’s art colleges as well as in many of London’s major art galleries and museums. These include the Royal Academy, The National Gallery, The Courtauld Institute of Arts, The Wallace Collection and the Art Academy. Here’s our interview with Dominic Blake – an insight into life as an artist’s model.

Lisa Takahashi has been a contributor to the Jackson’s Art Blog for the past 7 years, writing artist interviews, and features on oil, watercolour and print. Alongside this she has worked as a painter and printmaker, exhibiting her work regularly at the Mall Galleries and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. In 2018 she reached the semi-final of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year.

Dominic Blake posing at the National Gallery in 2017 (photo by Karly Allen)

Lisa: How did you first get into life modelling?

Dominic Blake: I was always interested in figurative art. I fell in love with portraiture and sculpture when I was very young. Trips to London’s galleries and museums and my Great Uncle’s work as a portrait painter made a re impression on me.

I later built a career as an Administrator and Press Office Assistant at the V&A, British Museum and Royal Museums Greenwich. These roles placed me in close proximity to some of my favourite works of art, including Rodin’s, Giambologna’s and the Parthenon sculptures.

Although I didn’t have any plans to become a Life Model, I longed to find work that was meaningful. I wanted to find work where I could express myself creatively and also offer inspiration for other people to produce works of art.

About three years ago a friend asked me to pose nude for a painting she hoped to make. I initially rejected the idea, telling her that she was crazy. When I finally decided to work with her my life profoundly changed; I discovered a way of being that possessed great emotional meaning, through which results were tangible and immediate (in the form of drawings, paintings or sculptures).

I learnt quickly that I was quite flexible and could create complex and dynamic gestural poses that were interesting to draw and fun to improvise. And I realised I could sustain them for extended periods of time.

At a point pretty early on in my journey as a Life Model, I realised I loved my work with all my heart. I decided to dedicate my life to it. I now work with almost all art colleges and many galleries, museums and Life Drawing groups in London and beyond.

In the Life Room at The Royal Academy (photo by Mary Ealden)

Lisa: Do you study a lot of paintings to get inspiration for your poses? If so are there any painters out there who are the greatest source of inspiration?

Dominic Blake: My inspiration for poses is filtered through myriad sources including, but not restricted to, painting. I take inspiration from all forms of figurative and abstract art. There’s inspiration to be found in the urban and natural world too: the buildings I walk past on my way to studios, music, literature, the branches in the trees. Pretty much anything can inspire a pose!

If I am booked to undertake classical poses within an atelier, I will usually think about the work of Michelangelo, Da Vinci or of Ancient Greek and Roman sculpture. However, where my poses are influenced by painting it tends to be the colours and geometric forms that excite me. Kandinsky’s work makes me think of complex and dynamic, often strange and beautiful poses that are interesting to draw.

Beyond painting, I am influenced directly by the energy of the studio itself. Studios are charged with an infinitely positive creative energy, limited only by the imaginations of those people who inhabit them.

Finally, I am constantly inspired by some of the other truly incredible Life Models working in London and beyond.

Two minute pose inspired by Kandinsky’s Composition VIII, at Hampstead School of Art 2017 (Photo by Derek Ogbourne)

Lisa: What makes a good pose?

In essence, a good pose is one that is interesting to draw. It needs to make sense within the context of the class, session or artist’s studio you are working within. However, that probably means as many things to as many different people out there drawing from life! So there are certain rules that I think about when creating a pose:

Ideally, a pose will take into consideration negative spaces, light and shade, and twists that accentuate the body’s musculature structure. More often than not artists in classes will be arranged in a either a 180 or 360 degree circle around the life model. So it’s very important to consider how a pose would look in the round, from every viewing position.

I most enjoy improvising short, dynamic gestural poses. Moving organically from one pose to the next, with each pose influencing the one that follows it, and never knowing quite where you will end up can be really exciting.

A room of Dominics!

Lisa: Are you ever surprised by the work that is made in response to your modelling? If so what’s been the biggest surprise?

Dominic: I’m often pleasantly surprised by the work made in response to my modelling. There are as many different approaches to drawing from Life as there people out there! Since no two drawings, paintings or sculptures will ever look the same, I find the way people interpret me endlessly fascinating. Wandering around an art class viewing students’ work is one of the greatest pleasures I know as a Life Model.

Knowing that I am inspiring artists to create works of art is an amazing feeling. I feel that my work is symbiotic in nature; I engage in a creative and collaborative exchange with the artists who draw, sculpt and paint me every day.

Posing in front of Caravaggio’s ‘Salome with the Head of John the Baptist’ at The National Gallery, 2017 (photo by Karly Allen)

Lisa: Where has been the most enjoyable place to pose as a life model?

Dominic: I am fortunate enough to have Life Modelled in some incredible places. I’ve modelled in front of a Caravaggio at The National Gallery as well as next to some of Henry Moore’s sculptures at The Courtauld Institute.

My favourite place to pose, however, will always remain the Life Room at the Royal Academy.

The RA’s historic Life Room dates back over 250 years. Constable, Reynolds, Stubbs and Turner all sat at the benches there. The seats are arranged on three levels in concentric semi-circular arcs, surrounded by original study objects on shelves including busts, statues and even a flayed horse.

The Life Drawing workshops and courses are delivered at the Royal Academy via the Academic Programmes department. I’ve worked within courses focusing on Anatomy, Historical Approaches to Life Drawing and Digital Drawing, among others. Mary Ealden, the RA’s Academic Programmes Manager, curates all the RA’s Life Drawing events. She has an enviable reputation within the London art community for delivering visionary and exciting journeys through drawing.

There is something magical about the RA’s Life Room; every time I work within it I feel that I’m contributing in some small way to the space’s cultural memory and history.

I also love working within the studios at The Art Academy, Hampstead School of Art (HSOA) and Putney School of Art and Design (PSAD). The Art Academy is an inspiring place to Life Model. I have worked there within courses led by artists including Tai Shan Shierenberg, Robin Lee Hall (RP), David Caldwell (RP), Andrew James (RP), Susanne Du Toit and many other artists.

There are countless amazing Life Drawing groups in London; I really enjoy working within figurative artist Dan Whiteson’s epic ‘Freeform Life Drawing’ classes. Also the events staged by Art Macabre, ‘Drawing the Star’, run by Catherine Hall and the Hesketh Hubbard Society at the Mall Galleries’.

At the famous Life Room at The Royal Academy of Arts

At the famous Life Room at The Royal Academy of Arts

Lisa: Why do you think drawing and painting from life models continues to be so important to artists?

Dominic: I can’t think of another subject as endlessly complex, fascinating and interesting to draw than the human form. I think artists will always seek to draw from life in order to hone their observational drawing skills.

Drawing from life is a uniquely human experience. Beyond the form itself, which is of course of central importance, it’s also interesting to appreciate that Life Models are emotional beings. At their best a Life Class can explore the human condition as much as the human form. There is no other more intimate and beautiful artistic context than the Life Class.

‘Caroline Wong’s blind contour drawing of me through which she channeled the energy of Frank Auerbach. This work emerged within a class at The Art Academy in 2018’

Lisa: You must have listened to so many life drawing lessons! What’s the best advice you’ve heard given in an art class?

Dominic: The best advice I have heard in an art class is ‘… Let go of your preconceived notions of what a hand, foot, arm, look like. Draw shape, not subject’. It’s often too easy to draw what we ‘think’ we are looking at, rather than the thing itself. You think you know what a hand looks like. But you don’t really, unless you really, really look!

Seven minute pose at Village Underground, Shoreditch, 2017 within Dan Whiteson’s Freeform Life Drawing session (Photo by Didier Cuzzolin)

Lisa: For anyone considering trying out life modelling, what advice would you give?

Dominic: Life Modelling is the most rewarding career imaginable.. You will work with interesting people and be able to challenge yourself creatively every day. However, I think there are some important points to consider before you start Life Modelling.

You should actively want to learn your craft, which could become a lifelong process. In that way think its really useful to attend a life drawing classes as an artist, to experience things from the other side of the easel. By doing that, you can quickly find out what kinds of poses artists enjoy sketching, and also you might spot ways that you can improve as a model.

Life Modelling is also physically very demanding, so I would also recommend models take up yoga, or learn some good stretching exercises. These are useful before, during and after sessions, to minimise chances of injury.

Finally, don’t give up, and enjoy your journey!

‘One of my favourite interpretations of one of my poses, by figurative artist Dan Whiteson’

Lisa: What plans do you have coming up?

Dominic: I will continue Life Modelling in many of London’s art colleges, galleries and museums throughout the year. Fortunately 2018 has been great so far –  in April I worked in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Paris. In June I was really lucky to have the opportunity to work with Maggi Hambling at Morley College.

Dominic Blake by Gina Tawn. Gina is a student of Sam Dalby’s

Lisa: If people want to find out more about your work or how to book you, how should they contact you?

Dominic: If you want to learn more about my work, or contact me, you can check out my website www.dominicblakelifemodel.co.uk and Instagram. These present portfolios of my work to date as a Life and Portrait Model.

You can also find me in the recently published ‘From Life’ book, accompanying the Royal Academy’s exhibition of the same name, as well as in the ‘A Little History of The Royal Academy‘ book.

‘This painting is by Royal Society of Portrait Painters artist Sam Dalby (RP) for demonstration purposes for his students. He painted it really quickly, which kind of blew everyone away… I spent the weekend working with him in his beautiful home and studio in Settle, North Yorkshire, a couple of weeks ago’


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The Most Common Problems With Electric Golf Carts

In This Article, We Are Going To Discuss The Most Common Problems With Electric Golf Carts

You might be the type of person that is conscious about the environment and will want to reduce the carbon footprint whenever you get the opportunity to do so. One of the ways of doing so is by investing in an electric golf cart. They’re generally less noisy than their gasoline counterparts and you get to reduce carbon emissions. Electric golf carts are not without problems. It is important that you’re aware of the common challenges if you intend to buy one. This will make maintenance a breeze.

The Most Common Problems With Electric Golf Carts

Here are some of the common problems you’re likely to experience with your electric golf cart.

Batteries Breaking Down or Losing Charge

If the cart won’t start, the first thing you’d want to check is the battery as that could be the cause of the problem. The batteries will require to be charged and water added on a regular basis for the electric golf cart to run efficiently. If you bought a preowned golf cart, it is not only the different types of seat cover material that you should be looking at but also the general state of the battery. Make sure to ask about this information before making the purchasing decision.

Ignition Problems

This particular problem will come about because of wear and tear and you’re likely to experience it sooner rather than later when you buy a used golf cart. The solution could require a full replacement. Reach out to a qualified technician so that there is a permanent fix to the problem.

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Solenoid Breakdown

This is the wire coil that is responsible for carrying electric current. The sound you hear when you turn on your golf cart is because of the solenoid. You’re also likely to hear it when you step on the acceleration pedal. It could be a simple fix because of loose wires but you shouldn’t take any chances as it could get out of hand. If you’re sure that the solenoids are the issue, you should already be searching for a repair technician.

Most Common Problems With Electric Golf Carts

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Speed Acceleration

There could be an underlying problem with the golf cart if it can’t keep up with the acceleration. The controller is likely to be blamed and it is crucial to get to the bottom of the problem so that you’re not having issues with the quality of the ride. The golf cart will not be fun to drive if you can’t accelerate when there is a need to. Such a problem could be challenging to diagnose and repair on your own and that is why it is usually recommended that you’re getting in touch with an expert.

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Direction Switch

The direction switch will let you control the golf cart whether you want to go forward or backward. It is one of the most used parts in a golf cart and that means that it will be subject to wear and tear. You will know what is the issue if the switch is acting up. There is a high chance that it will need to be replaced. It is therefore important that you’re doing it as soon as possible to avoid the problem interfering with other mechanical components of the golf car.

Getting the Right Technician

Once you’ve established there is an issue with your electric golf cart, you might attempt to do the repairs on your own or get a technician that is experienced. You don’t want to make the problems worse simply because you want to save on a few bucks. Working with an experienced technician will ensure that the problem is being diagnosed and fixed so that you don’t have to worry about the golf cart breaking down.

There are DIY tutorials out there that can be used for troubleshooting but when it comes to the real repair work, you’ll be better off leaving it to a professional. This is to ensure that everything is done correctly and in a professional manner.

Owning an electric golf cart will only be fun up to the moment it breaks down. There should be regular maintenance in place so that potential problems can be discovered early before getting out of hand. Make sure that you’re going through the owner’s manual so that you can know what is expected in terms of servicing and maintenance. You should also find someone that is reliable and experienced so that you have somewhere to go to in case there are some repairs that need to be done.

We Have Successfully Discuss The Most Common Problems With Electric Golf Carts In This Article.

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Tips and tricks to get a better nights rest.

1. Keep your room dark: Use blackout shades or dark curtains. This will prevent you from seeing lights from cars driving by or street lamps that could potentially keep you up at night.

2. Temperature: Keep your room between 66 and 69 degrees Fahrenheit. Even if you sleep hot or cold this is the perfect temperature to snuggle under warm blankets.

3. White noise machine: Use a white noise machine to prevent you from hearing outside noises and distract you from your daily thoughts that might keep you up at night.

4. Recommendations for picking a mattress:

A. Side sleepers typically need a soft mattress to relieve the pressure on the hips and shoulders when lying down. Just ensure that there is still enough support to keep your spine in alignment.

B. Back sleepers typically need a more medium-firm mattress because the weight is more evenly distributed on your back.

 C. Stomach sleepers typically need a firm mattress to help prevent your stomach from bowing and keeping your back in alignment.

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As per Secretary Napolitano's direction, the Coast Guard day training at the PDI will focus on the 2011 audit and the effort that it will take to achieving a “Qualified Opinion” on the DHS Balance Sheet. The training will detail communication strategies and workflows that every CG unit and staff must prepare for and respond to auditor requests.  The training will detail responsibilities for making certain that proper financial documentation for current and prior year transactions is in place and correct, and for providing documentation to our external auditors on short notice in response to requests they will be generated in the audit cycle.

Wednesday, June 1, 2011 –  Service Day

0700-0800           Continental Breakfast
0800-0915            Opening Ceremony – The Honorable Robert F. Hale
                                Undersecretary of Defense (Comptroller) and Chief Financial Officer
0915-0930            Break

 Remainder of Day is Devoted to Service-Specific Workshops and Presentations

0930-0945            USCG Welcome—RDML Keith A. Taylor
                                 Assistance Commandant for Resources and Chief Financial Officer

0945-1030            VADM Sally Brice-O’Hara
                                Vice Commandant

1030-1115            Ms. Peggy Sherry
                                Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Department of Homeland Security

1115-1130            CFO Award presentations – RDML Keith A. Taylor, Chief Financial Officer
                                Mr. Martin Rajk, Deputy Chief Financial Officer

1130-1145            Break

1145-1330            Luncheon—Author Curtis Zimmerman, “Living Life at Performance Level® Interactive”

1330-1345            Break

1345-1445            State of Coast Guard Financial Management–RDML Keith A. Taylor

1445-1530            Audit Readiness—Ms. Margo Sheridan
                                Director of Financial Operations and Comptroller

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1545-1630            Workshop: Financial Management Workforce Development
                                Facilitators:  Martin Rajk, Deputy Chief Financial Officer
                                Stacy Spadafora, CG-8R

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0700-0800            Coast Guard Workshop – Selected Topics on Audit Readiness
                                CDR Jim Passarelli

Friday, 3 June 2011

0700-0800            Met the New USCG CFO – RDML Stephen Metruck

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“I Think My Girlfriends Pregnant”

Finding out that your girlfriend, partner or friend could be unexpectedly pregnant with your child can be scary. You likely have so many thoughts running through your mind and many emotions surrounding the situation. Perhaps you’re looking for advice, or what role you play in the decision-making process, or just someone to talk to. No matter what you need, the staff at Aspire Together are here for you.

Below, you will find information on how to support your partner throughout this journey and what part you play in this unplanned pregnancy.

What To Do Vs. What Not To Do

First of all, your partner is just as scared as you are. You both are part of this outcome, but she has to bear the physical changes that pregnancy brings with it. The good news is that you don’t have to go through this alone – you have each other. Once you confirm that she is actually pregnant, by taking a pregnancy test and having an ultrasound performed, you are now ready to begin discussing your options. It’s important to note that while it’s her body and her ultimate decision, your input and support are extremely important.

Here is a list of things you should and should not do during the decision-making process.

What To Do

  • Support her
  • Talk to her about her feelings and your feelings
  • Be open to her opinions in regards to the outcome of this pregnancy
  • Be open with your opinion in regards to the outcome of this pregnancy
  • Be honest with her
  • If she wants to, come to her appointments with her

What Not To Do

  • Leave her
  • Ignore her or her feelings
  • Force her into making a decision
  • Shame her or put her down

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As mentioned before, we are here to support you both! No one should have to go through unplanned pregnancy alone and that includes guys, too. If you are looking for a safe place to talk about what’s going on and how you’re feeling, we are waiting for you. Aspire Together serves as a safe place for you to get your questions answered and discuss your concerns with a trusted member of our staff. We also offer confidential limited STD testing free of charge for guys as well. If you’re sexually active, you owe it to yourself to get tested!

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Who Is Associated Pathologists, P.A?

We are a physician-owned group practice providing professional diagnostic laboratory interpretive testing services for all St. Joseph’s/Baptist Hospitals. Our group pathologists are all board certified in many areas of sub-specialty expertise.

What Services Do You Offer?

We provide anatomic pathology testing services to the patients of St. Joseph’s/Baptist Hospitals and various Tampa Bay area physicians, ambulatory surgery centers, endoscopy centers, and multi-specialty clinics.

What Is a Pathologist?

This is a doctor who specializes in providing a medical diagnosis interpreting the changes in body fluids and changes in tissue caused by disease.

Will I Receive a Bill From the Pathologist for Blood & Urine Tests?

Yes, you will receive generally two bills, one from us for the professional services performing the test and one from the hospital for the technical services in performing the test. Many insurance reimbursement arrangements with pathologists allow for professional component billing of clinical laboratory tests. While there may be exceptions you should contact your insurance carrier for guidance.

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We will work with you to optimise your business processes and create a system to help you run your business smarter and efficiently.

As a small business owner you may not have any processes. Or are you running into the same problems over and over again, always fighting fires, spending too much time on repetitive actions or is your entire business in your head?  Then you need to look at your business processes.

We will work with you to get your business running as smoothly and simply as possible. To every client we take a logical and common-sense approach. We also know that every business is different.

How will we work?

  • First, we will get to know your business by talking to you and your team to get to know what they go through. We don’t presume to know anything about your business.
  • We research the problems that are highlighted and find solutions to cut out wasted time as well as better ways of organising work.
  • Then we will provide our solutions to you with the benefits of each approach. You can then choose what to concentrate on.
  • Then our services don’t stop, we can provide practical help by project manage your implementation, develop your business processes or by advising your in-house team to make sure you get the results you want.
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Funding needs to more than double to adequately maintain the Small Craft Harbours program.

This was the main recommendation from the report, Ensuring the Sustainability of the Small Craft Harbours (SCH) Program, tabled in Parliament by the House of Commons Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans on Feb. 28.

“The Committee stresses that, to maintain SCH infrastructure, adequate and sustainable resources must be invested in the SCH program,” concludes the report.

“This investment should be made in a manner that develops capacity for HAs (Harbour Authorities) and provides a proper accountability mechanism. It is imperative that DFO regularly and meaningfully engage HAs and interested parties in this process.”

The study makes 14 recommendations, including doubling the annual A-base funding for the Small Craft Harbours program, which has stood at $92 million since 2009 and creating an additional envelope of A-base funding just for maintenance dredging projects to assist the department with better long-term planning on dredging projects.

Major funding shortfalls, overcrowding, long-term planning challenges, safety and communication issues, the evolving use of small craft harbours and the impact of climate change on infrastructure are among the issues discussed in the report.

“DFO noted that climate change is leading both to greater demands for dredging, but also the extent of repairs required in the wake of intense storms,” states the report, recommending “given the impact of climate change and the severity of storms, accelerating the degradation of facilities, as well as growing demand, the Government of Canada double the amount of A-base budget available for the Small Craft Harbours program.”

Although numerous “B-base funding investments” have been made over the past 10 years including $250 million over two years in Budget 2018 for small craft harbour improvements, “there remains a significant funding gap impacting long-term planning,” reads the report.

“In fact, B-base funding cannot be used for projects that require medium and long-term planning. The Committee heard that B-base funding is an appreciated infusion of funds, but it must be spent before the end of the fiscal year, which can be a very short amount of time, making it difficult to use funding strategically.”

The report states that the Committee “was informed by the National Harbour Advisory Committee that according to a DFO study based on life cycle management principles, the annual funding required to keep all core fishing harbours in good working condition is estimated at over $150 million, but the average A-base annual budget remains at approximately $75‑85 million, excluding salaries and overhead. The National Harbour Authority Advisory Committee also pointed out that DFO’s SCH program does not have dedicated funding for the maintenance, repair and divestiture of non‑core and recreational harbours. Consequently, this reduces the funding that can be used for capital investments and maintenance of core fishing harbours, and increases DFO’s legal liabilities for non-core harbours because the department is responsible for ensuring public safety at all its harbours, including non-core harbours.”

Developing long-term business and/or capital plans for core fishing harbours, improving consultation and communication with harbour authorities and users, building the capacity of the harbour authorities’ volunteer workforce and boards of directors, developing a consistent, common policy as it relates to maintenance for which harbour authorities are responsible and establishing clear protocols and lines of jurisdictional authority to address challenges harbour authorities face in dealing with delinquent tenants and unsafe or abandoned vessels are among the other recommendations in the report.

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Dazzling Dating Profile Examples to Inspire Yours

Creating a dating profile should take time and consideration. If you’re just posting photos of yourself and leaving out your bio, you’re less likely to be getting matches, especially if you identify on the app as male. But having a bio doesn’t mean that you’re automatically going to get an influx of new matches. Here are some of the best dating profile examples to inspire your new one.

Going for subtly funny

Who doesn’t like dating a partner that can make them laugh? Having a joke or two in your bio can make you stand out. Leave the sarcasm or cynical jokes out of it though, it’s so easy for this to get misconstrued!

Ed, 24

“Target taste on a Goodwill budget. Disneyland AP and AMC Stubs A-List. Will try anything twice.”

Shiv, 26

“Very good at carrying your bags. Very bad at remembering where I put them. Let’s find them together!”

Dana, 27

“Raised in the exotic land of Canada. Yes, I have the accent to prove it. Yes, that means I’m nice enough to take home to your parents.”

Chris, 26

“Looking for someone to steal my sweatshirts and my fries.”

Mike, 30

“Looking for someone who looks at me like my friend’s dog looks at me. Might not be possible, but I gotta have hope.”

Honesty is the best policy

It’s refreshing to see someone on a dating app that’s blatantly honest about what they want. It’s strangely very comforting to see someone flat out say that they’re looking for a relationship, no playing around and beating around the bush.

Eric, 31

“Looking for someone who would like to cuddle, watch The Office, and become good friends. And I’d love for something more to come of it if we really connect.”

Beth, 23

“2020 resolution: stop being so shy and actually go out with my Tinder matches. Looking for genuine connections and dates that can turn into more.”

Ellie, 29

“Moved to NYC to start residency. Living in midtown Manhattan. Have time for fun and exploring new things. Believe that couples should be honest and open to each other.”

Ryan, 30

“Hello to the beautiful person reading this. It’s my first time on a dating app so bear with me if I mess up the bio. I am a pulmonary physician working in Brooklyn. I’m half American, half Spanish. Here to find a meaningful connection with someone whom I share interests with. It could be friendship, it could be something more, I like going with the flow. If you like cinema, travel, music, documentaries, philosophy, politics, science, dogs, fitness, we’d get along well.”

Include a conversation starter

A lot of people turn to games like “two truths and a lie” or toss in a riddle to increase the likelihood of getting someone to message first. It’s not a bad method to kickstart a conversation. Just be sure you have other things in your bio as well to keep the conversation going.

Roger, 31

“What you may find in my apt: vinyl, musical instruments, books, art, full bar, espresso machine, power tools. Drove to 14 states, flew to more. 7 countries visited. Owned a cafe/bar so can make you your favorite drink or meal. Riddle? Grew up poor, now wealthy, never worked. How?”

Ben, 29

“Two truths and a lie: my name is in the opening credits of a movie, my first beer was one I stole from a couple of UFC fighters, and in one night I met a judge and a senator. I’m afraid of heights so I decided to jump out of a plane. I am a nerd and I look like Tom Holland so clearly I’m Spider-Man.”

Shasti, 31

“Massachusetts born and raised. Studying finance, trying to become an analyst. Would you rather have a pet panda, fox, or a bulldog?”

Give insight into you

A joke or pick-up line alone isn’t going to start a conversation, but shared interests will. So make sure your bio tells at least a little about you. There’s something to be said for leaving a little mystery, but there should be enough there for your match to know enough about you to talk to you about mutual interests.

Dan, 35

“Airline manager and commercial pilot. Can be your tour guide in all 50 states and 47 different countries. Just moved to TX! NY -> OH -> MO -> CA -> TX. Which means I’m in the middle of the country and can meet you anywhere. Always planning my next adventure around the world! Want to join? Coming to a city near you.”

Dylan, 26

“Jersey boy living the Hawai’i life for a while (yeah I have the accent)! One time I got into an uber and it had a karaoke machine in it, and if that isn’t destiny telling me to become a singer I don’t know what is. I’ve finished the first lesson for 5 different languages on Duolingo. Big into reading, check out my Goodreads account! Other big interests: craft beer, Broadway musicals, Jack in the Box Munchie Meals, and Hawaiian history. I’ve been to 8 countries and 27 states, hoping to add many more!”

Troy, 25

“I’m an open book. I love the beach, I like to hike, I like to golf, but I’m not very good (yet). I like to play pool and throw darts. I’m a nerd for Marvel and Star Wars. I love hockey (NYR), baseball (NYY), I can’t say I love football anymore since the Giants have been terrible.”

Andrew, 28

“Well, to most friends I would probably be described as a tall loving goof ball that knows how to make people smile and laugh. Very happy-go-lucky most of the time. But of course, straightforward and blunt when I need to be. Extremely artistic and love it, huge on movies and comics. BIG nerd here. Fairly optimistic individual since this world is so negative. So if my profile floats your boat, you think I’m cute, and wanna know more, send me a hey!”

Ultimately, choosing what you include in your bio is up to you. As these dating profile examples show, there are a number of ways to craft something great. However you choose to spin it, make sure it’s authentic and gives any potential partner a quick insight into who you are. Good luck and have fun!


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Spark Networks Services GmbH, operator of the Website and other websites owned by Spark Networks Services GmbH, (“we” or “Spark”) respects your privacy and has developed this Privacy Policy to illustrate how we are committed to the protection of your privacy and how we use any data and information we collect, with whom we share it and how we safeguard it. We encourage you to read this Privacy Policy carefully when using our websites or services.

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We monitor visits to our website, principally so that we can make sure that it is easy to navigate, identify the areas that are of particular interest to visitors and generally improve the site and our services.

The information that we collect in this process will not identify you as an individual. We do not seek to identify individual visitors unless they volunteer their contact details through one of the contact features on the site. In some circumstances, our records will identify organizations visiting our site and we may use that information in managing our relationships with those organizations – for example, in considering how to develop the services that we offer them.

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The protection of your personal data is very important to us. We comply with the strict provisions of German and European data protection law.

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If you visit our website, we only need and collect your so-called log files.

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This data is evaluated for statistical purposes only in order to optimize our offer. This data is not used to identify you.

This website contains links to our various websites which we own and operate. The linked sites have different privacy policies than that of this website, and we recommend that before you provide any personal information, you review the privacy policy associated with the site where you will be submitting your information.

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We use Google Analytics (including the feature Universal Analytics), a web analytics service provided by Google Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA (“Google”), but with the extension “_anonymize Ip ()”. This way only data that excludes direct reference to individuals is processed. The information generated by the cookie about your use of the website will be transmitted to a Google server in the USA and stored there. Google will use this information to evaluate your use of the website, compiling reports on website activity for website operators and providing others with website and internet related services. Reports created by Google contain demographic and interests data that have been based on your interaction with advertisements, or your visits to sites of advertisements. Google may also transfer this information to third parties unless required by law or where such third parties process the information on Google’s behalf. Google will not associate your IP address with any other data held by Google. You may refuse the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings on your browser. We point out, however, that you may not be able to use all features of this website in this case. You can object to the collection and analysis of your use of the Service Google Universal Analytics. Please use the browser add-on to disable Google Universal Analytics.
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Frank Brangwyn featured at ILLUSTRATION ART blog

January 19, 2010

David Apatoff has one of the best and most visited blogs going now a day

recently featured my limited portfolio of Frank Brangwyn’s interpretation of The Way of the Cross. On his blog, David shares a few golden nuggets on Frank Brangwyn, the artist. It is well worth reading.

FRANK BRANGWYN (1867-1956)

Frank Brangwyn had a special talent for depicting grand structures such as cathedrals, bridges and ships.

He drew individual human beings the same way, as if they were monumental structures. He posed and rendered them with the kind of weight, grandeur and dignity he would have applied to a cathedral:

Brangwyn had an excellent eye for the glories of the secular world; he was able to show the magnificence– and even the divinity– of laborers working in a shipyard. That’s part of what made his work so appealing to the public. However, he did not lead a particularly religious life.

Then, while he was still at he peak of his powers, Brangwyn became more interested in formal religion, and from the 1930’s on, “devoted himself to religious art.”

Biographer Libby Horner offered one explanation for Brangwyn’s transformation:

As the artist grew older and faced mortality he produced more religious works in which he frequently included his own image as if he feared retribition for having been a “bad lot” and, in his own superstitous manner, was hoping to redeem himself.

I was reminded of Brangwyn when I received the new portfolio of his illustrations of the Stations of the Cross from Auad Publishing (the publisher responsible for the forthcoming book on the illustrator Robert Fawcett).

As you can see from the drawings in the Auad portfolio, Brangwyn never lost his gift for classical staging of figures:

The newly religious Brangwyn drew himself into a number of these drawings. Clearly he was wrestling with a lot of issues.

Brangwyn was internationally famous during his lifetime, but as he aged, the modern art world passed him by. Scholars will tell you that modern artists and writers became embittered by the horrors of World War I and the hard lesson that modern science would not necessarily be a tool for progress. Brangwyn’s triumphal style gave way to abstraction and art that questioned fundamental principles of western civilization.

The once gregarious artist, who had found such glory in the secular world, led an increasingly reclusive and superstitious life and died in 1956.

January 1, 2010

So, there goes another year. Is it just me or are the years whizzing by faster with each year? It seems like only yesterday when I could hardly wait to be old enough so I could do all the things I wasn’t allowed to do. Now it feels like being on board a runaway train…going downhill, at that!

The arrival of a New Year is the occasion of assessments and for New Year’s resolutions.

With a list in hand we promise ourselves to try and keep the promises we made last year, and the year before that, and…So many of them have gone to the wayside; To quit smoking, exercise more, lose weight, take up yoga, read the classics, learn another language, resolve the conflict in the middle east and so on.

Many years ago I came across this simple maxim. Reading it every New Year’s Eve, I ask myself, “Could there be a better New Year’s resolution?” Think about it.

In closing, I would like to thank all those who have already bought the limited portfolio on” The Way of the Cross” by Sir Frank Brangwyn and for their kind words they expressed upon receiving their copy.


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The F-2352SC is a 2-way, flush-mounted ceiling speaker that offers a full frequency range and high-quality sound output. Use of optional mounting hardware permits versatile mounting to match a wide range of applications and installation locations. The F-2352SC rear-open type 2-way speaker system employs a speaker element that is designed to provide a wide frequency range. The wide-dispersion flush-mount ceiling speaker design uses unique acoustic construction to realize a wide area of coverage. Uniform sound output levels are achievable not only directly under the speaker, but also over a wide radius. Because the speaker provides both low- and high-impedance operating capability, it can be used in many different applications. A front panel-mounted input selector switch permits easy verification and change of current impedance/power settings, even after installation. It can be quickly and accurately mounted to ceilings and the rotating front grille can be installed/removed quickly and easily. An attractive exterior design specially created by an interior designer blends naturally with any architectural space. Use of the optional HY-BC1 Back Can permits exposed speaker installation.

  • 6W/70V, 18W/8ohms
  • Excellent sound quality
  • Co-axial: 5″ cone driver and dome tweeter
  • Wide-dispersion: 155° conical (1-4k Hz avg.)
  • Special diffuser provides wide off-axis high frequency response
  • Fast and easy installation with included hardware


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The topics of hearing loss and hearing aids are already confusing enough for many individuals.  Adding to the confusion is a great deal of misinformation about hearing loss and hearing aids.  To help you to begin to understand it all, here are a few facts about hearing loss and hearing aids.

  1. It isn’t just older individuals who are hearing impaired. According to the Better Hearing Institute, the majority (65%) of people with hearing loss are younger than age 65. An estimated 1 in 14 Generation X´ers has hearing loss, and at least 1.4 million children have hearing problems.
  2. Only about 10% of hearing losses can be helped by surgery or other medical treatment.
  3. Some things that can cause hearing loss are preventable.  Exposure to excessive amounts of noise is one of those things.  Thirty million Americans are exposed to dangerous noise levels every day.
  4. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always take years and years of exposure to loud noise to cause a hearing loss. A shotgun blast or an explosion, depending on your proximity to the sound, could permanently damage your hearing after a single exposure.
  5. Only 16% of physicians routinely screen for hearing loss.  Your family physician may not realize you have a problem hearing.
  6. Hearing loss has been linked to a variety of medical, social, and cognitive ills. A study led by a Johns Hopkins researcher Frank Lin suggests that hearing loss may also be a risk factor for another huge public health problem: falls. The study linked hearing loss to a three-fold risk of falling.
  7. Evidence is mounting that hearing loss in older patients is not just a relatively benign condition that, at its worst, leads to frustrated family members who can’t make themselves heard. Research by at least two independent groups has shown a strong association between hearing loss and cognitive decline.
  8. You might have a hearing loss and not even know it.  The fact is you may think that your ability to hear falls within normal limits, and it might. But your hearing can diminish gradually, without you noticing. So if your friends and family frequently complain that they have to repeat everything they say or if you find yourself continually saying ‘excuse me,’ or you find it hard to distinguish one voice in a crowded room, it‘s time to get your hearing checked.
  9. One hearing aid will not resolve your hearing problem if you have an aidable hearing loss in both ears.  The human body doesn’t come with spare parts.  Having two of something does not make one an extra.  Try walking with one leg, or seeing with one eye.  Is it possible?  Of course, it’s possible.  Is it easy?  No.  More importantly, it isn’t necessary.  If you’re choosing to solve your problem, half a solution is not the answer.
  10. Approximately 36 million people in the United States have a hearing loss; you may be one of them.

We hope this information has been helpful.  If you or someone you know is struggling to hear or exhibiting signs of a hearing loss, call us today, we can help.


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Business Spotlight – SKILLFUL PAWS

AMC: Your business is SKILLFUL PAWS, so you are around animals all the time. How many pets do you have personally? And tell us a little about how you came into this line of work.

Christine/Skillful Paws:I have two dogs. A 7 year old Boxer named Tigger and a 2 year old Lab/Dachshund mix named Louie. Tigger came from Austin Boxer Rescue and Louie was a severe abuse case that I worked with (Bodywork does wonders for PTSD in animals) who ended up staying forever.

We moved here from Denmark 13 years ago and I was a human massage therapist back there. Moving here I would have to redo all my training and as it happened our Labrador at the time got injured. I started working with her and she got so much better, so I looked into schools for animal massage and went to Colorado to get certified in massage and acupressure for small and large animals. I work with horses, dogs, and cats – I have even worked on goats and Guinea Pigs.

AMC: A lot of people give pets as gifts to their children and/or spouses. What would Skillful Paws offer or suggest to help animals AND people during this transition?

Christine/Skillful Paws:When getting an animal from the shelter, a lot of times they come from a stressful environment and settling in can take time. Be patient and know they are trying their best to figure it all out. Don’t have expectations as to how this is all going to play out and instead embrace the journey of getting to know your new family member on their terms. I am also a certified aromatherapist and make a calming blend called My Peaceful Paws which is made with calming essential oils diluted in Organic Safflower oil. It is a topical application and can help everyone settle in better and can be used for separation anxiety, daily stress, fear of storms/thunder, and fireworks. It is a great tool for the upcoming holidays and is sold locally in stores in Austin or online on Amazon.

AMC: Would you say your services are most beneficial during any specific stage in a pets life?

Christine/Skillful Paws:Bodywork can help with anxiety, injuries, arthritis and mobility, and end of life. The majority of animals I see are in their later stages of life when they are struggling a bit more mobility. Massage and acupressure work wonders on achy muscles that are overcompensating for arthritic joints. When the animal isn’t able to get around, circulation slows down and muscles get stiff. It always amazes me how much massage improves their quality of life.

AMC: Most people don’t think to offer their furry family wellness tools like acupressure and massage. What would you say is the #1 piece of advice you give to your first time clients and/or to first time pet owners?

Christine/Skillful Paws:Dogs carry 60% of their bodyweight on their front, 40% on the hind legs. It doesn’t take a lot to shift that and create an imbalance in movement. Animals are stoic and by the time you see them limp (unless it is an injury) there has usually been a problem for a while. They hide it as long as they can. If you have a dog that is super active then getting bodywork done on a maintenance schedule every month can help prevent injuries. Getting bodywork for an aging animal increases their circulation, boosts their immune system and helps keep them healthy into their senior years. It is also a great aid for separation anxiety, as it gently helps the dog be comfortable in their own body and feel safe.

AMC: Are you taking new clients and how do people book an appointment?

Christine/Skillful Paws:Yes, I am taking new patients. Texas state law requires animal bodyworkers to be under general supervision by a veterinarian. That means there is a supervision form that needs to be signed prior to your animal’s first session. The form can be found on my website under “Required Forms” . I don’t have online scheduling as I am mobile and see patients in the comfort of their own home so it depends on what part of town I am in on a given day. Anyone interested in learning more or wanting to schedule an appointment can either reach out via email on or call 512.922.1664 . I am also on social media on the following platforms – Instagram:  Facebook:  Facebook:

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The Cat Blog Diaries… Aragorn’s Bio

The Cat Blog Diaries is a fun and entertaining picture book for children and cat lovers of all ages. In Book One, Aragorn talks about cats, computing and blogging from a very personal perspective and in a most informative and cat-like manner.

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You can expect more books from The Cat Blog Diaries this year. In Book One, Aragorn sets the stage and the introduction. Rico and other cats will get their say in some of the upcoming books for this series as they endeavour to mark their territories in the publishing world. 🙂

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Best Mallet Putters In 2020 – Reviews & Buyer’s Guide

In A Hurry? Our Top 3 Picks To Buy

1. Odyssey White Hot Pro – Best OverAll

Odyssey White Hot Pro 2.0 Putter

2. Odyssey Stroke Lab – Best For Technology

Odyssey Stroke Lab Putter

3. TaylorMade Spider – Best For Value

TaylorMade Spider Tour

Your decision to choose the right and ideal putter may give a new direction to your game. The ideal putter should take your game to the height you used to think about.

Most golfers often neglect to pay attention to details when selecting putters and therefore end their progress in the game. When choosing an ideal putter, you need to consider the stroke style that suits you the most.

For example, if your preferred style is straight-back-straight-through putting stroke, then you should consider the choice of a mallet putter, which is normally balanced.

So today, we are going to give information about some mallet putters that will help you in your game and provide a balanced and right direction to your game.

We’ve prepared a list of Best Mallet Putters based on Golfer Reviews and our Market Research.

We highly recommend you to read our buying located towards the bottom of this post.

Top 10 Mallet Putters

Golf PuttersHand AvailabilityHead Weight
Odyssey White Pro L/RH343g
Odyssey Stroke Lab L/RH360g
TaylorMade Spider Tour RH350g
TaylorMade Spider X L/RH355g
Cleveland Huntington Beach L/RH370g
Ray Cook-SR500 RH360g
Bloodline Stand Up RH395g
Orlimar Tangent T1 RH335g
Rife Two Bar Hybrid RH320g
Pinemeadow PGX SL RH340g

Which Are The 10 Best Mallet Putters In 2020?

1. Odyssey White Hot Pro 2.0 Putter

Odyssey White Hot Pro 2.0 Putter

The new White Hot Pro 2.0 puters have an entry that has won on consecutive tours, and this putter has been engineered to meet the performance demands of the world’s best players. It is designed for better sound, feels, and performance on the face.

Its mirror based system helps you select the appropriate head size for the ball based on your setup. The closer you are to the ball, the more likely you will come back straight through the arc.

Designed to meet the performance demands of the world’s most serious golfers, this timeless blade putter incorporates a re-purposed white face designed to improve the sound, feel, and performance. The heel/toe weight placement Odyssey combines with the White Warm Pro 2.0 black pewter with a full-shaft offset and cranks neck hosel to maximize feel, alignment, and accuracy.

  • It is a gift for the best golfers in the world.
  • Its white-hot insert produces better sound, feel, and overall performance.
  • Its laser milling insert cutting process achieves tight tolerance for consistent performance.
  • Heel/toe weight placement increases forgiveness and accountability on face attacks.
  • This improves accuracy and stroke stability.
  • It also has a triple track pointer for right direction.

What We Didn’t Like

  • There is no negative aspect to it.

2. Odyssey Stroke Lab Versa Putter

Odyssey Stroke Lab Putter

The feeling and sound of the Odyssey Stroke Lab may seem to vary slightly between each head, so making the right selection here can lead to a bit of trial and error. There is a wide range of options available depending on whether you are a mallet or a person with a blade, so there should be something for everyone.

The feeling of the stroke lab shaft did not differ from a normal steel shaft, so you are getting the benefit of counterbalancing in a pretty standard set. You notice the extra weight in the grip end of the club, and you take the same sensation of the head towards the target as you would with an unbalanced potter.

There are so many different configurations in this putter that we cannot test and analyze each one of them. But from what we have seen, it is hard to imagine that any of them would be hopeless.

  • It has added a unique new method of weight distribution.
  • Its tip-heavy graphite and steel shaft saves up to 40 grams in weight.
  • It is a well-balanced putter.
  • It provides smooth roll and rapid distance control.

What We Didn’t Like

  • It doesn’t come with SuperStroke grips.

3. TaylorMade Golf Spider Tour Platinum Putter

TaylorMade Spider Tour

This Tour putter a simpler version of the most popular mallet putter line, as the flat stick features pure roll inserts, multiple hosel options, and perimeter weighting heads.

The putter’s head in this is filled with a soaking foam that allows for a better feel and a more solid sound in effect. The square shape of the Spider Tour head helps with alignment, especially when used uniformly with a single line that is behind the center of the face.

A light aluminum body buoyed by a stainless steel frame, the TaylorMade putter is considered reliable by some of the world’s finest golfers, and for a very affordable price, Weekend Warriors is one of the best putters on the market.

  • It has a lightweight aluminum core.
  • Its vibration-damping PU foam enhances the sound and feel.
  • Its unique square shape and a single alignment line make the shot easy.
  • Its double bend design is balanced with a 350-gram weight of head.

What We Didn’t Like

  • Some players say that it lacks the reactivity of the soft face.
  • Its head design is not traditional like other mallet putters and may take some time to use.

4. TaylorMade Spider X Putter

TaylorMade Spider X Putter

The Spider X Putters are built with an extended fixture that you can see. This design is completely re-engineered into the clubhead extensively to maximize stability and forgiveness.

A heavy 320-gram steel frame has been combined with a 15-gram carbon composite core to force the majority of the weight in the club’s circumference to optimize stability. The new True Path Alignment System improves accuracy making it easier to visualize the intended target line.

Finally, inserting a thicker net roll improves the sound and feel while providing a more accurate roll. Its heavy 320-gram frame improves stability by maximizing circumference. Also, the 30% heavy head uses a steel frame with a lightweight carbon composite core. The Thick 5mm Pure Roll Insert improves sound, feel, and roll characteristics for more thick and accurate performance.

  • It has improved the level of stability.
  • It has a wider and more forgiving sweet spot.
  • The weight can be adjusted easily.

What We Didn’t Like

  • High price tag.

5. Cleveland Golf Huntington Beach SOFT Putter #11

Cleveland Golf Huntington Beach Putter

Cleveland is considered the grate producer on the market today, and their mallet putters are one of the best. Their its line was very well received, and if you are interested in a center connection with the shaft, their # 11 Soft Mallet Putter would be the best option for you.

Its best feature is facial milling. The unique revolving design of precision milling on the face promotes a feeling that few other mallet putters can rival. If you look at the face even closer, you can tell that the center is designated with additional milling to give more grip to the milled face.

The golfer’s center has been redistributed to the Cleveland Mallet Putter to aid in the golfer’s feel and stability during the stroke. Innovation helps golfers stretch their putts and is far more consistent than an unbalanced malt putter.

  • It provides incredible feel through the innovative milling process.
  • It gives a good forward roll externally with exceptional distance control.
  • This places us directly on the target line.
  • Its speed optimized face tech also creates distance on mishits.
  • Its diamond CNC milling pattern provides a soft feel.
  • It provides amazing feel and stability.

What We Didn’t Like

  • This is not an appropriate choice for golfers with a hard solid feel at impact.

6. Ray Cook Silver Ray SR500 Putter

Ray Cook Silver Ray SR500 Putter

The Ray Cook Silver Ray SR500 is a premium and a premium putter at an affordable price that will improve your gameplay. It has the latest technology that will help keep alignment during the stroke. The design is also admirable and classy.

It has a charcoal gray finish, which you will definitely like. It is also non-dazzling, so you can play without being distracted. The alignment of lines and undertakings will be improved. You will have an accurate shot with this putter.

Its head is slightly heavier, which will also help in keeping stability and accuracy to your stroke. Poorly played shots with this putter in your hands will also provide direction. Apart from this, its soft mid-size paddle-style grip will make your game comfortable and fun. This allows you to have a good grasp on the putter and have complete control over your shot.

The goal of the putter maker is to help you achieve the best performance in every game. Ideally, it was designed for newbies as well as experienced golfers.

  • It comes at an affordable price.
  • It has a good design.
  • It has a comfortable grip.
  • This improves your accuracy.

What We Didn’t Like

  • Its color disappears quickly.Its front and rear wings could be too large for some players.

7. Bloodline Stand Up Putter

Bloodline Stand Up Putter

The Bloodline Stand Up is one of the attractive puters that are developing their identity in the traditional putter market through very interesting design features.

Its head is made of aluminum molten CNC and has stainless steel sole plates, integrated hosel, shaft, and built-in grip. All of this enables Bloodline’s Stand Up to stand on its own.

The combination of a heavy head, shaft, and grip gives the Bloodline Putters their unique balance that performs their work through the stroke. The stand-up feature has the same view of the club, ball, line, and hole lining. This will allow for a more accurate line-up and vision of the target line.

  • It has a unique stand up features.
  • This is the only tour quality putter that stands alone.
  • It improves performance with its performance groove face technology.
  • Its ultra-low balance point delivers feel and stability.
  • It comes with triple track for accuracy.

What We Didn’t Like

  • This pricing is at the top end of the scale.
  • Its stand-up facility is unlikely to be beneficial in windy conditions.

8. Orlimar Tangent T1 Putter

Orlimar Tangent T1 Putter

This T1 Putter includes all the features. Features include a plumber’s neck hosel, a soft TPU face insert, and a bi-color visual line that helps the golfer find the center of the face at the address.

When you catch this putter, you will not experience a heavy malt. Instead, it is lighter. Most high handicappers respond well to a heavy mallet putter for stability and stability, which may not be the right choice for high handicappers.

If you are thinking of an alignment line, the tangent T1 has a large bi-color line that flows radially towards the back of the putter head. If you are in the market for a budget putter that performs admirably without the more expensive malt bells and whistles, the Orlimer Tangent T1 Putter is a worthwhile choice.

  • It has a high MOI design for extra forgiveness.
  • Its Plumber’s neck hosel improves hand stability.
  • It contrasts the two-color viewline for easy to align.
  • It comes with free headcover.
  • It is quite low in price.

What We Didn’t Like

  • Its light club-head can cause discomfort for the high-handicappers.

9. Rife Two Bar Hybrid Putter

Rife Two Bar Hybrid Putter

The Rife Two Bar Hybrid Mallet is an option that you can use to improve your game. Known as the world’s first hybrid putter, it gives you excellent balance and also creates perfect alignment. It will help you putt the ball easily where you want to putt it.

You can personalize the putter based on the velocity of the greens through the removable cylinder on the back twice. You can gain control and eventually take charge of your game. The two straps are hollow, and the weight space helps to generate high-speed inertia, which gives you more stability.

If you hit the ball for the first time, it is impossible to remember that you are in the correct position from behind the two bars directly on both sides of the ball’s impact area before you hit. Embedded in this is also a technique that catches the ball – instead of the chip – and is released in an immediate forward roll, essentially using less loft.

  • It performs with Rollgroove Technology (TM).
  • This moves the ball in the right direction.
  • It has twice removable cylinders on the putter twice.
  • This allows the golfer to customize his putter based on the speed of the greens.
  • This is one of the easiest putters.
  • This produces a great moment of high stability.

What We Didn’t Like

  • Not an option for left-handed players.

10. Pinemeadow PGX SL Putter

Pinemeadow PGX SL Putter

This putter from the Pinemeadow PGX has an eye-catching contrast with the golf ball, a well-designed alignment tool above the head, and a soft insert that improves the roll compared to other similar models.

It has an offset hosel that provides a clear line of sight to the golf ball. The “plumber neck” that helps in alignment and accuracy. When the top of the head is coupled with alignment art, the golfer should have no problem finding the center of the face. Designed to minimize impact and promote a smooth roll on the face, this is a feature we did not expect would work on medium put from 10-15 feet.

If you are searching for a budget-level mallet putter with a strong contrast to the golf ball at the address and a soft roll after impact, you can do a lot worse than the Pinemeadow PGX SL malt putter.

  • It has a high definition alignment.
  • It is well balanced.
  • It has given correct weight for responsive swings.
  • It keeps the position of hands and eyes better.
  • It has excellent weight control.
  • It comes with a beautiful white finish.
  • It has a soft and light base.

What We Didn’t Like

  • It is designed for right-handed golfers only.

How To Choose The Best Mallet Putters?

Best Mallet Putters

When we are rolling a ball along with the greens, it may seem simple to look at but is confusingly complex. One of the problems that we face when placing is the difficulty of rolling the ball quickly. For this, there are some unique things in the choosing of Putter, which is very important to keep in mind. There is not much experience in seeing the difference between traditional putters and mallets in the game of golf. The best mallet putter is much farther back than a blade putter. This extra space accomplishes some things that are impossible with very small traditional flat sticks. Here are some facts of mallets that need to be seen. Let’s see –

When we talk about the value of the putter, we are specifically referring to its performance against the cost of the club. Famous golf equipment companies are known to charge far more than smaller companies, but many golfers ask themselves if the extra cost is worth it in the long term. So we have included some products in this article that are suitable for golfers who do not want to put too much burden on their pockets.

Putters are not made the same by all companies when it comes to forgiveness. When we look at this specific criterion, we want to put the putter through a test that looks at how the club responds when the putt does not hit with the center. It is very important that your putter not show the correct response to the wrong hits. We all understand that we can perfect every shot, but it never happens. Like an iron shot or drive, which gets the clubface more towards the toe and loses accuracy and distance. Anytime your shot may hit away from the center of the clubface, you may have to lose speed and your target line as well. Therefore, whenever you choose a putter, keep in mind his forgiveness.

The feel of a putter is another factor, which reflects the assurances and dependencies you have given. We all know that golf is a mental game. When buying a putter, keep in mind that your putter is well constructed and can work to reduce your score. When we discuss feeling in our reviews, we are talking about everything that happens after your hands touch the first putter. Now you can buy the products given here without any dispute because all these meet your demands.

However, this assumption may not be correct to you, but if a putter is oddly shaped or has a different shape, it can certainly be distracting. It may eventually lead to a club that you lose faith in on the green. When we take a look at the presence of a putter, we want to note how it looks on your bag as well as the address. The better the presentation, the more confidence you will have in sinking that important put.

Roll Quality

This factor is one of the most important criteria that we observe when looking at putters. The roll quality of a putter is critical to getting the ball along the goal line with minimal skidding and hopping. Golfers want to get the ball out of the clubface and start the roll as soon as possible. Bad putters will increase this reduction, while first-rate putters will reduce bad effects to provide a more pure roll that you can count on when faced with significant put.

Final Verdict

Mallet putters are options that can help your golf ball roll better. In today’s time, golfers of every skill level are embracing Mallet. The only reason for this is to use mallets science and engineering to eradicate the adverse effects of harmful attacks. Which means less put in the jaw and more of the tingling in the bottom of the cup. If you are not using a mallet, then you are adding pressure to your short game, whether you can afford it or not. Our advice will be for you that you have chosen a better option and ordered it so that you do not be left behind in the game.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are Mallet Putters Better?

Most players traditionally start with blade putters in their bags, with mallet putters gaining popularity with advances in control and stability through the stroke. Players with a heel stroke perform better with the blade due to the distribution of weight between the heel and the toe.

2. Do Mallet Putters Provide More Forgiveness?

Many golfers have cited the advantages of mallet putter as improved stability, straighter put stroke, and better performance over longer put. Mallet putters also provide a little more forgiveness on direction and roll due to their unique weight distribution. That is, they are better for forgiveness.

3. What Putter Length Is Right for Me?

Most putters range from about 32 to 52 inches, and they are designed to keep your eyes on the ball. When you are in the address position, the shaft of your putter should fall neatly to your fore-arm. It is common for golfers to choose a putter too late for their game.

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