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I'm a TV producer for  a sports network in Belgium. Specifically the dutch speaking part, Flanders.
Our main interests are soccer, cycling and, in general, all Belgian athletes .

My day to day job is producing our sports news, every Sunday. We have a little more than 1 million viewers.
I guess that's not much from your perspective but for us that's a market share of about 45%. So not so bad after all :-)

In July, I'm in France, for the Tour. Long days, hard work, but very satisfaying.

Unfortunately not much interest for golf. But I'm trying to change that ;-)

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I'm an independent technical consultant.  My clients are typically manufacturing companies installing new ERP systems.  A very fun and interesting job - I am constantly meeting new people, learning about new businesses and, my favorite thing, programming.

I'm just doing this for now until I go out on tour.   


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Just taking a leave of absence from professional golf... to teach it instead

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Automotive State Inspector 

Driver - Nike Vapor Speed adjustable 
Irons - Ping i3+ orange dot 2-PW
Hybrid - Nike Vrs Covert Tour adjustable 
Woods - Titleist 910fd 3, 5 adjustable 
Wedges - Titleist Vokey 50, 54, 56, 58 
Putter - Nike Method Concept


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At the moment I m a parts manager at a equipment/truck shop. I am also a licence heavy duty mechanic, certified turf grass equipment mechanic & have a diploma in tufgrass management. 


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Decision Maker

Retired and now must make the decision whether or not I'll play a round of golf today

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I am a Portuguese Language Resource in Accenture.  I work with our Brazilian clients and my job is to liaise with the client and ensure our team in India is able to communicate and also when the training is going on to ensure that the team learns the job well.

What's in the bag

  • Taylor Made r5 dual Draw 9.5* (stiff)
  • Cobra Baffler 4H (stiff)
  • Taylor Made RAC OS 6-9,P,S (regular)
  • Golden Bear LD5.0 60* (regular)
  • Aidia Z-009 Putter
  • Inesis Tour 900 golf ball
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Aloha, 

new to site but am glad for what I read so far. My work has been as a Captain, recently changed careers, now I teach high school. Good move.

cheers,

iSank

Hi, I live on a small island in the Pacific Ocean.

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I help self employed business owners and professionals organize their finances so that they can retire on time. aka coordinate your financial plan with your taxes and investments. 

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I'm in computer graphics. I work for one of the biggest book component manufacturers in the world. I do 90% of the retouching and color correction done at the facility. Don't trust anything you see in print. Grass isn't that green. Water and skies aren't that blue. People aren't that good looking. LOL


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I have been retired from the environmental consulting business for 15 years.


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