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...they feel more like walking sticks found along a country road than tools used to put a little white ball in a little tin cup. ``Can you believe people used to play with those things?'' Golf Augusta pro Bill Kumle says. The cost to take one...
...taboo. Don't smoke cigarettes if you can't roll your own. Want a can of pop? Open it in your tent and pour it into a tin cup. Wood and water is furnished but many people bring their own. A fee of $15 is charged. Some clubs host trail walks...
...Brakeman Paul Parnow and family, each man being a well known passenger train man in Brainerd, walked 75 miles and got four tin cups full of blueberries from patches near Grand Lake. 100 years ago (1900) Anxious Mother: "Has his Lordship established...
...when the adrenaline is used up and it's a job again. No, what matters is where Lemieux is in April, when they put the Tin Cup up for sale again. "My goal is to be the best hockey player in the world," Lemieux said. "I played my whole life...
...It previously was performed in Bangalore and New Delhi, India. "Jellyfish" originally was performed by the Bemidji Tin Cup Players, and was published by International Readers Theatre of Winnipeg, Manitoba. The script has been revised, and...
...Grade-point average: 3.79 Favorite subject: Outdoor Adventure Favorite food: Fettucini alfredo Favorite movie: "Tin Cup" Hobbies: Golf, playing on the water Future plans: Attend University of North Dakota, major in business, play golf...
...in remote campsites within Minnesota's own BWCA. Legislative hearing I have never seen so many people lined up with a tin cup to get their chunk of taxpayers' money for their little vested interests. There is no way the average working stiff can...
...station, about two blocks from the tracks, in search of water. The gas station attendant only gave each of them a half a tin cup of water because he said he had to have his water hauled in and that was all he could spare. Besides thirst, they also...
...season, performs with acoustic and electric guitars, mandolin, banjo and bass, said Miles. He has released a CD, "Tin Cup," and a second is in the works. Frets, a music industry publication, said Cloutier's "playing shows a deft and...
...qualifying school. Twice he missed his card by one shot -- once, in 1996, when rain canceled the final round. His "Tin Cup Dreams" (the title of his newly published autobiography) still unrealized, he pressed on, helped by California businessman...