There are black men but obviously not in significant number. It will be interesting to see what IBM Woman CEO will do when she is invited to the club.

Augusta National a powerful holdout among men-only clubs By Emanuella Grinberg, CNN CNN) -- Divisions between sexes start with pink and blue clothes for babies, move into dance classes and football practice and later into single-sex book clubs and bowling leagues. Those divisions, for the most part, are accepted and definitely don't make headlines. That's not the case for a renowned golf course in the Deep South that's raising lots of questions about the relevance and fairness of exclusive, male-only clubs in the 21st century. Since opening in 1933, Augusta National Golf Club has not allowed women to join, although women can play as guests of members. But conversation swirled around the men-only membership policy at the prestigious Georgia club as it prepared to open the Masters Tournament on Thursday. IBM sponsors the tournament, and the club has always extended membership to the company's officers. But IBM's new CEO is a woman, Virginia Rometty. Critics have called on Augusta National to offer her its traditional green jacket. Augusta: Membership private matter Eye on McIlroy, Woods at Masters 2002: Martha Burk on Augusta Inside the Masters IBM CEO could challenge male-only status When it comes to the famed club -- and the dwindling number of exclusive men-only social clubs around the country -- it's not about enjoying the company of a single gender, critics say, and it's definitely not about golf. "It really is ultimately about power, and Augusta National is a big symbol of the last bastion of male hegemony over economic issues, the place where big business deals are done among the biggest, most influential corporations in this country," said Gloria Feldt, author of "No Excuses: 9 Ways Women Can Change How We Think About Power." Men and women, boys and girls can still benefit from time apart, some critics say, but not when the separation deprives another group of influence. Click

Is he the same guy that tripped player during Saints game? I can't remember the team they were playing against.

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LOL waryaaya tolka don't all have to agree:D

One wonders if the land was his to begin with. This 'Shiekh' is classical warlord.

Very predictable affair

Calling people quraanjo is offensive-edit your title.

Atheists are fanatical Mullahs with designer glasses and Gucci bags.

lool@MMA glad I could offer some comic relief in what's otherwise sad day. I sympathize with Red though, to him, we are like the drunk uncle he doesn't want others to see:D

It's OK-just say they are not from Somaliland and hope people would know the difference.

Thanks MMA!

^Why do you feel ashamed?

ElPunto;814719 wrote: ^Presumably blowing up women and children epitomizes choosing Somalia the country over towns. Walle nimankaan in xabad xabad loo laayo - xal kale ma jiro. You might not like AS actions but they have goal and to that end, they are united. Same can't be said clan cheerleaders pretending to support TFG and undercutting each other.

Mario B....If anyone of you in here actually agree on something, TFG might have a chance. At the end of the day, TFG supporters stab each other in the back and chose their 'Garowe, Mogadishu or any town Somalia over the country. You are doomed for failure for you can't agree on anything.

You gotta love TFG supporters.

18 Wheelers tossed around like toys. I hope Solers in Dallas Metro area are ok.

XX...enough with misleading titles dee see waaye odagii dhan SOL baa tahay:D

For moment, two of you were in agreement though be it about something you both hate. How about you make up and be nice to each other for day:D

The Arab dude looks like bodyguard about to jump in front of his Prime Minister to shield him from harm-see you could interpret this in many ways. At the end, you are speculating! We can agree they were all terrified.

You read too much into things. They simply got lucky. It wasn't their day.

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Morning y'all, The only time I pay attention to English towards the end of the season. I was hoping Man City would win but their chance is slowly slipping away. On the plus side if Man U does win, it beats Liverpool's record by two.