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Strategy rather than power will be the key to victory at this year's Open Championship after changes to the course at Royal Birkdale were unveiled. Keep up to date with who is where in the ongoing race for European and US Ryder Cup places. This week, Ewen Murray reflects on the most emotional of victories for his friend Darren Clarke.
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US Open champion Tiger Woods could miss the Open Championship as he continues his recovery from knee surgery. Woods, 32, made a stunning return after two months out by winning the US Open on Monday, but he struggled physically. And the 14-time major winner will now take stock before deciding whether to play at Royal Birkdale, with this year's Open starting on 17 July.
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Short News submitted before 206 days, 8 hours i 17 minutes from news.bbc.co.uk in Novosti World
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US Open champion Tiger Woods could miss the Open Championship as he continues his recovery from knee surgery. Woods, 32, made a stunning return after two months out by winning the US Open on Monday, but he struggled physically. And the 14-time major winner will now take stock before deciding whether to play at Royal Birkdale, with this year's Open starting on 17 July.
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A blue plaque has been unveiled at the home of late St Trinian's star Alastair Sim. The character actor is best known for his lead roles in 1951 film Scrooge and 1960's School For Scoundrels. He also famously played headmistress Miss Fritton in two St Trinian's comedies in the 1950s. The English Heritage plaque was unveiled at 8 Frognal Gardens in Hampstead by Sim's daughter Merlith McKendrick.
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Short News submitted before 176 days, 13 hours i 3 minutes from www.usatoday.com
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Geoff Ogilvy hits a shot on the 15th hole during the second day of practice gearing up for the British Open at Royal Birkdale in Southport, England. Ogilvy, the 2006 U.S. Open winner, is not alone in saying he is disappointed with the course's renovated 17th hole. BRITISH OPENSite: Southport, England. Schedule: Thursday-Sunday. Course: Royal Birkdale Golf Club (7,173/70). Purse: $8.24 million.
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Several music stars and composers gathered in Brussels on Thursday to campaign against proposed changes to the rules governing music copyright. The European Commission is considering whether to end the monopoly of performing rights societies, which collect royalties for artists. Music stars are worried that changes may mean a reduction in the amount record companies pay to music authors.
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Sold stateside since 2005, the A3 has provided a sporty, upscale, yet practical vehicle to the U.S. lineup. Audi does not currently have photos available of the U.S. version of the five-door, but the European-spec A3 three-door features many of the same styling changes found in the five-door car. The immediately apparent changes are found on the outside of the 2009 Audi A3.
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Lotus today unveiled a new take on an environmentally-friendly car with its Eco Elise demo vehicle. The car, to be unveiled at the British Motor Show later this month, sheds just over 70 lbs of weight compared to a standard Elise S thanks to its use of sustainable materials such as hemp, eco wool and sisal in creating the body panels and trim.
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Retief Goosen, who finished a 1-over-par 71, tees off from the ninth hole on the opening day of the British Open at Royal Birkdale in England. The golfers battled a chilly rain and wind as they played hard by the Irish Sea. SOUTHPORT, England (AP) — Forget the leaderboard. The whipping wind and soaking rain were getting the best of everyone at Royal Birkdale.
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Bee Gees To Be Honoured With Plaque.... The Bee Gees will be recognised for their contribution to the music industry on Saturday (10May08) when a plaque is unveiled in tribute to the band in London. The plaque, being awarded to the singers by the U.K.'s Heritage Foundation and the City of Westminster, will be officially unveiled at the former hea...
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Biologist Saeed Tavazoie (left) and electrical engineer Ilias Tagkopoulos collaborated to show that bacteria anticipate and prepare for coming changes in their environment. Combining lab experiments with computational simulations, their... Click here for more information. Microbes may be smarter than we think.
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A key mechanism by which smoking triggers genetic changes that cause lung cancer has been unravelled. Researchers have shown exposure to cigarette smoke slows production of a protein called FANCD2 in lung cells. This protein plays a key role in repairing damage to DNA, and causing faulty cells to commit suicide before they go on to become cancerous.
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Short News submitted before 206 days, 8 hours i 17 minutes from www.sciencedaily.com in Novosti Medicine
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The potentially fatal heart disease LQT-2, which is characterized by the prolongation of a specific interval of time (known as the QT interval) in the heart's electrical cycle, is caused by mutations in the HERG gene. What triggers the changes in the electrical activity in the heart (and therefore in the beating of the heart) has not been completely determined...
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It seems that as of late there is no shortage of performance electric vehicles. Between the Tesla Roadster and the recently announced SSC Ultimate Aero EV, there should plenty of future options for zero-emissions fun. But add one more EV to the list as the Lightning GT electric vehicle has been unveiled at the London Motor Show. Little details are known about the Lightning GT...
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Sheffield's former world light-heavyweight champion Clinton Woods has changed his gym and trainer in a bid to reignite his career. The 36-year-old lost his IBF crown to American Antonio Tarver in Tampa Florida in April. But Woods told BBC Radio Sheffield he is confident the changes will help him regain his world crown. Following his defeat to Tarver...
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