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For outdoors lovers, Palin puts real life in the campaign

August 31, 2008

There had to be screams of joy coming from the woods, the hunting camps, the duck blinds and the fishing boats out on Lake Erie. An announcement on Friday gave outdoors lovers something to really get excited about. Sarah Palin is a candidate for vice president of the United States of America. Hunters and fishermen might have never had a better friend on the national political scene. John McCain could not have made a better choice. Besides serving as the governor of Alaska, where a lot of outdoors dreams become reality, Palin is a tough, straight-talking and not afraid to take on the big boys. Her background just about says it all. Born in Idaho, Palin’s family moved to Alaska when she was an infant. Living in union with the outdoors is the only life she has known. In her youth, Palin used to get up at 3 a.m. and go moose hunting with her dad before school. She enjoys ice fishing, and her husband worked for a long time as a commercial fisherman.

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The perfect ending to a round of golf — a short one, too

August 31, 2008

I am often asked when I do something noteworthy on the golf course if I am going to write about it. I prefer not to write about myself, and to that end I have been purposely trying to miss the three on par-3 holes, lest I should score a hole-in-one.

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Phelps, Bolt, The Cube and smog ruled Beijing for 2 weeks

August 27, 2008

The closing ceremony is over, the flame has been extinguished, and London officially has been tabbed as host of the next Olympic Summer Games in 2012.

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Beijing Olympics offered glitz, glory and empty seats

August 18, 2008

With the closing ceremonies days away, the International Olympic Committee has proclaimed the most expensive Olympic Games in history an official success despite mounting controversies, propaganda and logistical snafus.

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Exotic invaders a serious threat to balance in outdoors world

August 18, 2008

There are a lot of advantages to this era we live in, where you can jump continents in a few hours, and in a day’s time be treated to the goods and foods of faraway cultures.

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Lady keglers take to the links in Tiffin

August 18, 2008

Some bowlers who also golf were in our fair city a few days ago. Or was it golfers who also bowl? Whatever the case, the Ohio Women’s Inter City Bowling Tournament Golf Day took place in Tiffin.

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