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From: "Derek Robins" <D.J.Robins@admin.warwick.ac.uk>
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Following the shoddy article some weeks ago which confused disc 
golf and ultimate and basically slagged off discs in parks, Time 
Out has printed a short but positive piece on disc golf.

I have only seen a fax of the article and the graphics are 
indeterminate from that but there is a para which says that dg is 
popular in the states and there is a pro circuit...it's like golf 
in many ways... there are special baskets ... and then contact 
numbers are given for Richard Sampson and myself.

We have already had one promising lead from a PR company that wants 
to involve dg in a project they are running for a client.

Derek