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Sunday, July 21, 2013

10-12 Business Club Twyford Mixed, The Bird In Hand, Twyford

The 10-12 Business Club is for women and Men in business looking to network with like minded women in a structured environment. As well as open networking we have educational slots and presentations on business issues that may help you in the development of your own business.

Our meetings are held once per month and chaired by Karen Livingstone of Little Acorn Marketing.

We have a full agenda and our open networking starts with 20 minutes of informal but slightly structured networking. At 10.20 we will ask you to take a seat for the main part of the meeting to begin. Below is a brief description of the format for the mornings meeting:

Mornings Agenda

? Business Card Exchange (Bring lots of cards with you)

? Individual personal introduction no more than 40 seconds.

? Informative talk or presentation by a member or guest speaker (10 minutes total)

? Educational Module (10minutes)

? 4xs 10 minute 1-2-1s

? Round up of meeting asking each attendee for any Success Stories, Action Points or Testimonial

? Future Events /Membership

? Close 11.50 to allow time for follow up

We look forward to meeting you at the next 10-12 Business Club Meeting.

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10 to12 Business Club

www.10-12BusinessClub.co.uk

The 10-12 Business Club is for *women in business looking to network with like minded women in a structured environment. As well as open networking we have educational slots and presentations on business issues that may help you in the development of your own business.

Our meetings are held once per month and chaired by:

Reading Group: Issy Wiggins-Turner from Where's Your Web Site

Marlow Group: Karen Livingstone from Little Acorn Marketing

Sunningdale Group: Lucie Robson from Off the Red Tees

Twyford Mixed Group: Karen Livingstone from Little Acorn Marketing

Mornings Agenda

? Business Card Exchange (Bring lots of cards with you)

? Individual personal introduction no more than 40 seconds.

? Informative talk or presentation by a member or guest speaker (10 minutes total)

? Educational Module (10minutes)

? 4xs 10 minute 1-2-1s

? Round up of meeting asking each attendee for any Success Stories, Action Points or Testimonial

? Future Events /Membership

? Close 11.50 to allow time for follow up

We look forward to meeting you at the next 10-12 Business Club Meeting.

*The 10-12 Business Club currently have one mixed group held in Twyford Berkshire the 4th Wednesday of each month.

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Adam Scott collapses again in British Open

GULLANE, Scotland (AP) ? Adam Scott's collapse in the final round at the British Open wasn't nearly as spectacular as it was a year ago.

The end result was still the same.

For the second year in a row Scott held the lead on the back nine; for the second year in a row he left without his name on the claret jug.

Even the green jacket he won in between at the Masters couldn't ease the sting of this one.

"I think the disappointing thing is this one I felt I wasted a little bit," Scott said Sunday. "I would have liked to be in at the end and no one was, actually. It's a shame."

No one was because Phil Mickelson closed so strongly he likely would have won the Open no matter what Scott or any of his fellow competitors did. But three straight bogeys on the back nine sealed the fate of the Masters champion, eliminating him from contention before he even had a shot at making a late run.

"I let a great chance slip, I felt, during the middle of the round and that's disappointing," Scott said. "Had I played a little more solid in the middle of that back nine I could have had a chance coming in."

Playing in the next-to-last group with Tiger Woods, Scott made a run at the lead when he sank a long putt on the eighth hole for birdie, then followed it with a two-putt birdie on the par-5 ninth. When he added yet another birdie on the short par-4 11th he was suddenly in the lead with seven holes to go.

Nothing new there. Last year at the Open at Lytham, Scott had a four-shot lead with four holes to play and all that seemed left to do was prepare his victory speech.

It quickly unraveled, though, with Scott finishing with a string of bogeys in one of the great collapses in golfing history. The image of his knees buckling when he missed a 7-foot putt to force a playoff with Ernie Els lingers still.

Compared to that, Sunday's back nine missteps paled by comparison. Once again, though, Scott began making bogeys and soon someone else was holding the Open trophy.

It began with a bad shot into the grassy dunes right of the 13th green that Scott almost got away with when he hit a great pitch to seven feet. But the putt lipped out, beginning a string of three straight bogeys that took him out of contention.

"I didn't get to the number that Phil finished on, but I was right there," Scott said. "Had I played a little more solid in the middle of that back nine, I could have had a chance coming in."

Scott's disappointment in a wasted opportunity was tempered by the fact Mickelson shot a 5-under 66 to finish the tournament at 3-under-par. But Scott was 2-under himself after the 11th hole, and it wasn't outside the realm of possibility that he might have made a few more birdies coming in.

He wasn't certain where he stood as he made his way into the back nine, though he had an idea Mickelson was making a move.

"The boards weren't working really very good," Scott said. "I had a look a couple of times, but they didn't really seem to make so much sense. I wasn't sure if they had it right. Phil kept moving up."

By the time Scott rolled in a final 20-footer on the last hole for birdie, Mickelson was already doing interviews and signing autographs off the final green. Scott finished four shots back, tied for third with third-round leader Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter.

Scott and Woods had a brief chat as they left the green, both feeling they had let one get away.

"It was just generic stuff," he said. "I think we both just kind of were disappointed with our performance today, to be honest."

That wasn't the case in April when the Australian with the long putter strung together a pair of 69s on the weekend to get into a playoff with Angel Cabrera to win the Masters. It was a breakthrough win for the 32-year-old, and especially satisfying since it came in the wake of his collapse at the British the year before.

After he lost the British last year, Scott said it he would learn from the experience. Despite missing again, he said he did.

"I'm happy with my week, other than I didn't win," he said. "But I lived up to my expectations of putting myself in contention with a chance. And it will just have to go down in the experience book and something to build on again."

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/adam-scott-collapses-again-british-open-183944086.html

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Monday, July 15, 2013

Bill Clinton to visit Puerto Rico talk about renewable energy projects

Soccernet - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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Canada.com - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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USA v Cuba - live

The Guardian - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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Holden gets 1st US start in 3 years vs Cuba

Boston Herald - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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Bill Clinton to visit Puerto Rico talk about renewable energy projects

Canada.com - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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Cricinfo - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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Ariel Castro facing 977 charges for abductions of three women

Middle East Times - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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USA vs Cuba Live Stream Free Soccer Watch Online Gold Cup 2013 CONCACAF Football

Christian Post - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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4 dead 2 injured after bus in Dominican Republic crashes into home

Canada.com - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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RBC Sponsors Dance Bahamas School ?Masters In Dance Series?

Bahama Journal - Saturday 13th July, 2013

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Nagico Insurances Officially Launches In The Bahamas

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