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This is a very good driver. The only problem with the the club is that the club is too long.. This is a driver for amateur, especially catered for seniors (which is why it is called "Prime.") The long club length made it difficult for most senior players to handle. If we swing at top speed, we have no control and accuracy. If we swing slowly, then we have no distance. The long length of the club is destroying both control and distance. I think a senior player can play with more accuracy and distance with this driver if the club shaft's length is 2 to 3 inch shorter.

Great Product
This is an awesome shoes after wearing for a couple of month no Issue or tear off from this shoe for sunday player like me and take 3 hours of play each times this shoe condition still looks like the same as brand new shoes only the comfort is getting better and better. Very Solid buil. Very Light but still can throw a powerfull or curve shoot, this shoes is better than Nike Vapor or Adidad F50 series, The leather feels great the touch of the ball is amazing. I Think the only shoes can compare the comfort and the light of this shoes is only Mizuno morelia neo, above this grade is Mizuno Basara 001 leather. This Shoes is one of the best.

Comfortable and High Quality
Very Clear and correct. The product is discounted very much, but it is very appropriate to play badminton, and feel soft and fit for a muscle player.

【Rock Music's Finest!!!!】 A little over a half century ago, hailing from the banks of the River Erne in Ballyshannon, Ireland, came a lad that would conceivably become the most underrated guitarist and songwriter of all time, Rory Gallagher. His talents stretch far beyond the skills of the commonplace player, which is quite obvious when listening to his use of his electric guitar and the occasional partnering of harmonica and mandolin. There is no mistaking a Rory Gallagher riff or lead solo. His manner of play is sometimes aggressive, sometimes mild, sometimes moderate, but always meaningful, melodic & enthusiastic.☆☆☆☆☆ His career lasted over 30 years, and there is no question that he was an all around player. He was like a crusader for the long haired blues movement that was peaking in the 60's. Rory was right there in the midst of it all. While other players, like Alvin Lee, Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck were getting the lion's share of the spotlight, Rory Gallagher was without a doubt in the same, if not better, league as them. In that era in Rock music, it was truly only Rory Gallagher, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix and Fleetwood Mac's, Peter Green, that could play with real blues authenticity. Cream is often credited for being the first "power trio" in rock music, but the true fact is, Taste was born before Cream. Its one of his most cheery recordings of all. Perhaps the lack of recognition comes from his anti-conforming image that was sported by his old guitar, flannel shirt, old blue jeans and a pint of whiskey or scotch. Whatever the reasons and excuses are for keeping him out of music's notable limelight is beyond me, but one thing for certain, those reasons & excuses need hard re-evaluation and serious reconsideration to give him the higher musical status that he is owed. As long as there is room for guitar legends in music, then there is more than enough room for Rory Gallagher.*****

【Don't Be Cruel !!!!】 Teens, when I grew up and even today from what I've seen, intentionally taunt one another, especially when they want something from someone else. Sometimes, they'll even play games with adults this way. But in all my life, I've never met anyone as cruelly manipulative as the step-brother/sister team that comprise the central characters of this movie. Cruel Intentions is a movie that a lot of people seem to hate, but I think those looking too deeply into it are completely missing the point. This isn't a movie that claims to be "Academy Award" material, nor does it boldly go where no movie has gone before. It is simply an entertaining movie that is meant for just that; entertainment. The story takes place in the uppercrust of Manhattan, and centers around two conniving rich step-siblings, Sebastian and Kathryn. Bored by their unexciting lives, they indulge in a web of sex, lies, and deception in an effort to spice things up a bit.!! Sebastian is the typical player, promising girls the world in order to get them into bed, and Kathryn is a manipulative girl who poses as the responsible Student Body President of her prep-school, while secretly plotting to destroy people's lives and reputations for her own amusement. The soundtrack and art direction are equally delicious, with a careful use of classical music and modern pop that give this an edge, and interior shots that reek of money. Little twists are there too, with cameos by Swoozy Kurtz and Tara Reid. The DVD has alternate language soundtracks and subtitles, behind the scenes looks, and a selection of deleted scenes introduced by the director. Overall, the film is a good production piece, but you have to allow YOURSELF to be manipulated before you'll accept some of the things these teens do to others. Otherwise, all other intentions aside, this film could be regarded as just plain cruel. Happily recommended for when you are in a wicked mood.*****

【Steal this if you have to...】 This album is a great follow up to her previous album, the Miles Davis tribute "Traveling Miles." Her sound has been stripped down to mostly acoustic guitars and percussion. The sounds of her influences and ancestors, both familial and musical, are all over this classic. Well, not really. It's just another parade," or life's rich pageant, if you will. Cassandra reminds us to look at all the good in one's life. Wilson and Arie's voices play call and response and blend seamlessly. This is one of the best jazz vocal albums to come out in the last decade, in my totally non-humble opinion. It's also classed as experimental, although I don't know why. The fact that she covers old an old Monkees tune AND Hank Williams Sr. on the same disk may have something to do with it. The lady has an eclectic taste in material, and also wrote a good portion of the disk herself. That isn't something female vocalists did often in the past, although it may be changing. I wish I could say which track on this album is my favorite, but it's hard to choose. The old chestnut, Skylark, wakes up and actually sounds interesting for once. Neil Young's Harvest Moon becomes silky smooth when she does it, unlike Neil's version which I also love. She also dares to tackle "Strange Fruit"; it's very different from Billie's original, but unfortunately it's still current. Her own contribution "Solomon Sang" is beautiful, like the original story, and the original Song Of you-know-who. The album also manages to be fairly erotic without straying out of a PG rating. There are rather few people who can manage that.★★★★★ Over all, I'd say put this in the CD player once, and it might not make it back off for a few weeks!! As a matter of fact, this entire album is delightful fun. People who lament the current state of jazz singing should pick this one up. Heck, EVERYONE should pick this one up!! Ms. Wilson has done it again!!!!