Some strong guys will even hit a pitching wedge these days".
A14 A Death in Texas A 25-year-old nurse's aide in Fort Worth was charged with murder after officials said she left a 37-year-old homeless man to die over two or three days wedged in her windshield in her garage, where she had driven after striking him on a road.
Rachel Johnson, who has worked with tennis star and Olympics gold-medal winner Serena Williams, says the wedge is "perfect for days when you want to have height but be comfortable, like on shopping days or sightseeing with the kids".
But many rightly see leaving Gaza as the thin edge of a wedge that will one day divide Israel from Palestine.
And she has sidestepped the specter of frumpiness — calling to mind college girls in Birkenstocks and genteel matrons with lifetime subscriptions to The New Yorker — by wearing ankle boots on cool days and wedged platforms on others.
The 2007 champion Zach Johnson, not a long hitter, played the par-5s in 11-under by never varying his strategy of laying up and wedging on all four days of the tournament.
All he can promise Israelis is a slim chance that his plan will win their country diplomatic credit, and the prospect of being able to continue the fight against the intifada from behind shorter lines.Against this, the entire settler movement not just those in Gaza has mobilised against what they see as the thin end of a wedge that could one day prise them from all their sacred lands.
Jake LaMotta was standing in his kitchen on the East Side of Manhattan the other day, wedged in front of his refrigerator, puffing on a Marlboro in the dark.
Savarkar, the chief ideologue of the extreme Hindu nationalism now once more in power in India (and a mentor of Gandhi's assassin), relied on Western ideas absorbed during his student days in England, wedged in alongside Germanic and Wagnerian notions of glorious racial battles.
At García's suggestion, Karlsson spent days hitting 40-yard wedge shots on the practice range while timing himself.
