In golf you often find that the ball travels in an opposite way from that which you intended. It is therefore important to appreciate how to apply the clubface in a way with is congruent with your intent. When you focus your mind clearly with the help of golf hypnosis you will find that the game of golf becomes one of congruence instead of a game of opposites.
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If you've never bought a golf putter before, you'll be amazed at the sheer number of different putters available on the market. Each type and style differs and caters for a variety of different golfers based on their needs and circumstances; in fact there's more putters on the market than any other type of golf club or piece of golf equipment.
Yep, the big game is this afternoon, and we're not talking about another Super Bowl without the Lions. Michigan State hosts Michigan and tries to avenge the January loss at Ann Arbor. Actually, the Wolverines are trying to beat MSU for the fourth straight time — which would match the Spartans' winning streak over them in football. 1 p.m., CBS.
They have been together for five years, but it was announced recently that the PGA Grand Slam of Golf and Bermuda are breaking up. Although the divorce papers have not been signed yet, the PGA Grand Slam of Golf will likely be leaving Prot Royal Golf Course in Bermuda for greener…
Gone are the days when the Super Bowl commercials were merely filler between plays on the field. If you need to run to the restroom during the game or have to venture to the pantry for some more snacks, then you’re better off turning away from the television on a first down then during a commercial break. After all, the ads are now the focus before the game, during the broadcast and for several days after the winning team lifts the trophy.
In 2012, many of the companies running ads during the Super Bowl chose to release their commercials well before the New York Giants and New England Patriots kicked off at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Among the ads that were released early were Honda’s ode to “Ferris Bueller’s Day Of” and Volkswagen’s latest nod to “Star Wars.” Despite getting a sneak peak at several ads, Super Bowl viewers will be eagerly turning their attention toward the television at each stoppage in play to see what else is heading our way.
Here’s something we haven’t seen from Kevin Love — a possible dirty play. In the middle of Minnesota’s 100-91 win over Houston on Saturday night — in which Love had 25 points and 18 rebounds — the T-Wolves’ star and Rockets forward Luis Scola got tangled up underneath the basket. Scola hit the ground hard as Ricky Rubio grabbed the defensive rebound. Love stepped over Scola before jogging back on offense, err, maybe I should say stepped on.
Love appeared to stomp on Scola’s face and the refs somehow didn’t call a foul.
Rockets.com reporter Jason Friedman reported that Love went into the Rockets locker room after the game and personally apologized to Scola. He also denied stepping on Scola on purpose, saying “I fell down, he was kind of right there, I got size 19 feet, he just happened to be there.”
As football season comes to a close, it would not be a bad idea for certain teams to think about “painting their dreams.” If we think about it, football is like a work of art.
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This is a teen-written article from our friends at Youth Communication, a nonprofit organization that helps marginalized youth develop their full potential through reading and writing.
I stood in the darkness of my room, my bloody hands quivering to the same beat as my legs. Sweat rushed out of my pores as I looked around to see if any of my family members had witnessed my sinful act. I tilted my head to look down at the wooden floor where my momâs pale white corpse was lying with multiple stab wounds and bloodstains all over her nightgown. I just stared with eyes wide open as the thought ran through my head over and over again: âMurderer! Murderer! Murderer!â
This wasnât reality. I never killed anyone. Nor was it part of a script for some new horror film. It was all just a terrible dream. At least, thatâs what everyone said to me, and I wanted to believe them. But as hard as I tried, my mind and body wouldnât let go of this nightmare that I had in April 2010. It marked the start of a severe, two-week panic attack.
INDIANAPOLIS — Overwhelming “human gridlock” in Indianapolis’ Super Bowl Village was causing police to rethink crowd control Saturday on the eve of the big game.
Eleven people were injured Friday night as an estimated 50,000 people flooded downtown streets for a free outdoor concert by the band LMFAO. Two other people were injured Friday separate from the concert-going group. Indianapolis Public Safety Director Frank Straub said none of the injuries were serious, most involving shortness of breath or scraped knees.
INDIANAPOLIS — Trying to do his best “Tebowing,” Alec Baldwin got a bit of help on stage.
The host of “NFL Honors” on NBC was kneeling down when Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow stepped up and showed Baldwin how it’s really done.
LAS VEGAS — Newt Gingrich’s increasingly quixotic quest for the Republican presidential nomination will go on, even after he received a drubbing in Saturday night’s Nevada caucuses.
The former House speaker sought to dispel rumors that he would be dropping out of the race in a press conference that, befitting its location — the Palazzo hotel on the Las Vegas strip — was heavy on pompousness and show.
“Every primary day or caucus day,” a defiant Gingrich declared, “the Romney headquarters in Boston sends out the rumor that they believe I will withdraw, which is of course their greatest fantasy.”
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This week, America’s poor, a group largely neglected by politicians, was front and center in the national conversation. On the one hand, we had President Obama speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast, invoking “the biblical call to care for… those at the margins of our society” and paraphrasing Luke in support of tax hikes on the wealthy (Question: Why would the Good Book have something relevant to say about taxes only now, but not when the president extended tax cuts for those “to whom much is given”?). On the same day as the Prayer Breakfast, Mitt Romney was accepting the endorsement of the gold-plated Donald Trump — only one day after saying he was “not concerned about the very poor.” Could you be more politically tone-deaf? They probably bonded over their mutual love of pink slips: Mitt: I like being able to fire people! Donald: I tried to trademark “You’re fired!” Mitt: Glad you couldn’t — I would have owed you a lot of royalties!
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