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Sunday, 15 February 2004 |
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Robert Bicknell
Source: Vietnam News
Don't try to improve on Nature...
While walking on the golf course the other day, I was enjoying the
sunshine during a brief lull in Hanoi winter and listening to the birds
happily chirping their little beaks off.
That’s when it hit me about how devastating this bird flu could
actually be.
Think about it for a moment…imagine no more chirping birds on golf
courses, no more ducks floating on the lakes and ponds…
That would truly suck.
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Sunday, 08 February 2004 |
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Robert Bicknell
Source: Vietnam News
Tit for Tat
According to an article in Australia’s The Age newspaper,
Australasian PGA Tour chief executive Andrew Georgiou, a man from a legal
background and an outsider to golf, said PGA touring professionals are
boring and need to "sex up" their image to attract new viewers.
Georgiou said "We want to see people wear clothes like Aaron Baddeley
wears. He's got his personality. Everyone (else) wears the Titleist cap or
the Hogan shirt and it's all so homogenous that no one can relate to these
blokes. You watch them on television and you as a person can't relate to
them."
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Sunday, 01 February 2004 |
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Robert Bicknell
Source: Vietnam News
Until Tiger Woods came along, most people falsely believed that golf
was a boring game, played by people with single-digit handicaps,
double-digit IQ’s and six-digit incomes. However, looking back at some of
the comments made by professionals over the years describe something
different…namely that some of the pros back then had single-digit IQ’s as
well.
Golf humour is special because most people can relate to it, even if
they’ve never played the game. There’s something about a game in which
people set out to destroy themselves that brings out the comedian in all
of us.
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Sunday, 18 January 2004 |
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Robert Bicknell
Source: Vietnam News
Well, my short Tet holiday is over and it seems that the Year of the
Monkey is starting off true to form….
Last year, Annika Sorenstam decided to mix it up with the Big Bag Guys,
then 14-year-old Michelle Wie got in on the act and did an impressive job
of it too. Even Phil Mickelson – the king of monkey wrenches – seems
determined to get the monkey off his back by winning his first event of
the year
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Sunday, 11 January 2004 |
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Robert Bicknell
Source: Vietnam News
New year, new look, new feel, new column name, new page…
I’ve gotta say it, even though I knew we were re-designing the look and
feel of the Sunday Vietnam News, the first issue "Rock The Cat Ba"
blew me away. While the new look and feel is a positive step forward in
the development of the paper, the picture they used makes me look like
some kind of maniac or someone who should have numbers across my chest.
Hmm, maybe this explains why they keep making me take off my shoes in
airports.
Appearance is everything.
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