Michael Bryant of the CCLA likened this outcome to "carding by audio technology," referring to the (now restricted) stop-and-frisk-like program of "carding" that effectively amounted to racial profiling in Toronto.
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Let people pay what they can, and no ID carding.
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American teenager Angel Yin placed second, carding a final-round 215.
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"I was bored," Islam told BuzzFeed News of the carding operation.
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Prosecutors said Seleznev sold the credit card information on various "carding" websites.
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He looks into criminals who do DDoS, who do carding and skimming.
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Woods was destined to miss the cut after carding 72 for 10-over.
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But nobody is carding me when I order my glass of Pinot Noir.
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Users can also specifically target their advert to carding, hacking, or drug demographics.
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They're pretty strict about carding so I could never get in back then.
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The second-place trio all shot bogey-free rounds while carding six birdies.
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Clarke made three birdies in his first five holes before carding level-par 71.
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Catriona Matthew was flying the flag for Britain on 206 after carding a 71.
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Investigators seized evidence from Mr. Seleznev's computers of his various hacking and carding schemes.
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In April, he missed the Masters cut after carding 80 and 73 at Augusta National.
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Back at the Lefferts house, children can join in washing and carding the shorn fleece.
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Paisley (65) caught a hot streak on the back nine as well, carding six birdies.
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"Just the way he attacks the game," Beem said on Sunday after carding a 69.
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In Carding World, and in many other forums, a violation results in a lifetime ban.
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World No. 217 Jin Young Ko is five shots back after carding an opening-round 220.
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"I don't know what to tell you," said a shaken Garcia, after carding nine-over 81.
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Places that "don't card" will start carding all of a sudden, then stop, then start again.
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Park missed the cut at the event, carding an 8-over 79 in the second round.
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"It was stress-free today," Pieters, 24, said after carding 10 birdies and a lone bogey.
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HV: So how about in terms of the sensitivity people have toward this idea of carding?
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The Toronto Police Service says it does not compile or release race-based data on carding stops.
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After carding his second consecutive even-par 72, he did not rue the shots that got away.
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"I thought it was perfect, straight at the flag," the Spaniard said after carding nine-over-par 19963.
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Aaron Rai and Paul Waring were joint second after carding seven under 65 on the tougher East Course.
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One perpetrator was traced back a hacking and carding forum and registered under the same username, "EvaPiks," on both.
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New Zealand's world number one Lydia Ko was six strokes off the pace after carding a second successive 68.
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At night, as Gertrude and I bend over our carding, Christina watches us, sharp-eyed and peevish, breathing wetly.
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World number six Justin Rose, the highest-ranked player in the field, was on 135 after carding a 68.
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He bladed his next shot, chunked his fourth, chipped to 6 feet and missed the putt, carding a 7.
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But the 46-year-old Mickelson did not miss a beat, carding a 68 to stay near the lead.
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After carding a five-under-par 66 for a two-day total of eight under, Johnson was tied for third.
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Swede Stenson, the world number six, was down in a share of 63rd position after carding a level-par 72.
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The U.S. Open champion continued the best year of his career, carding 693 to finish at 23-under-par 265.
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"A lot of people have stopped playing the game, it's unexplainable," Els said after carding an eight-over-par 80.
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Kim was almost flawless, carding a six-under-par 64 to move within sight of his first PGA Tour victory.
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In Trivero, an Alpine village west of Milan, 150 artisans in an elegant factory work at carding, dying, weaving and warping.
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"I've played here twice and won twice," and excited Feng said after carding 68 to finish at 19-under-par 197.
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Paul Peterson of the United States surged to second place after carding an eight-under 64 to equal the course record.
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Australian world number 10 Jason Day was also in the mix after carding a three-under-par 69 at Spyglass Hill.
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They led by one stroke from Swede Henrik Stenson, who eschewed a driver for the second straight day while carding 66.
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Sony's semiconductor business was impacted by Kumamoto, carding a $41 million (4.2 billion JPY) loss as revenue dipped five percent annually.
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Stone had entered the final round with a three-stroke lead, then fired a five-under 67 despite carding two bogeys.
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Carding tutorials targeting Walmart, Best Buy and Nike have been advertised on hacking forums and in private Telegram channels in recent days.
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Japan's Hideto Tanihara had looked like carding the European Tour's first 59 but had to settle instead for a course record 61.
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I would strongly suggest doing this in person—whether at the skate park, a bar with a lax carding policy, or detention.
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The 21 British Amateur champ did not manage a single birdie on his way to carding a 215, or 220-over par.
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"Eight under, bogey free is always good," he said after carding a sparkling 64 to finish one shot ahead of Joaquin Niemann.
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After carding a triple bogey, Fowler, in a show of gallows humor, petitioned the rules official, Slugger White, for a rules modification.
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But former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo will be benched on the weekend, after carding 74 to miss the cut by 10 strokes.
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Since then, goldrose has advertised the site on other cybercrime sites where people exchange stolen credit card numbers, also known as "carding" forums.
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"I actually didn't even notice the hazard yesterday," the 22-year-old from Perth, Western Australia, said after carding three-under-par 69.
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Kim's compatriots Park Sung-hyun and Inbee Park joined her at nine-under overall after carding impressive rounds of 66 and 68, respectively.
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A frequent topic is carding, or the need to prove one's age to get a discount: "It hardly ever happens," Mr. Mitchener said.
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Spain's Alvaro Quiros and South Korea's An Byeong-Hun were joint fourth after carding final round 65s for a 16-under par total.
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"It was pretty nerve-racking but I felt good," Kizzire said in a greenside interview after carding 633 to finish at 19-under-par 265.
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After carding an albatross in Wednesday's pro-am, which was a wasted effort, he was solid if unspectacular on Thursday when the real action began.
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The next day, Gulbis teed off on the 10th hole and made birdie before carding three bogeys and a triple bogey on her front nine.
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Kinhult, seeking his maiden European Tour victory, played with a maturity that belied his 21 years, carding four-under-par 67 at Le Golf National.
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"I just ground it out today," the Australian said in a greenside interview after carding a closing 70 on the Bay Hill course in Orlando.
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Jordan Spieth, the world's No. 1-ranked player, struggled to a 73, carding three birdies and four bogeys and falling into a tie for 17th.
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Henderson lead by three after carding three birdies on her opening 10 holes but stumbled at par three 13th where her tee shot found water.
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Swede Anna Nordqvist, France's Karine Icher, American Lizette Salas and Koreans Cho Jeong-min and Kim In-kyung are tied for second after carding matching 68s.
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Plant scorched the back nine with seven birdies to turn in 28, but slipped back after carding bogeys on the par-four sixth and ninth holes.
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High on the list of grievances among black Toronto residents is carding, which police officers have used to collect personal information for a vast secret database.
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The street checks, called carding, were supposed to be colorblind, but Canadian studies have found that blacks are far more likely to be carded than whites.
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"It was a solid 52-degree (wedge) for me," Garcia told reporters after carding a one-over 73 that left him six strokes off the lead.
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Englishman Poulter and American Piercy tamed the weather, both carding one-under-par 69 in the wicked winds that whipped across the exposed Shinnecock Hills course.
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Having wrapped up a bogey free 66 with a birdie on Friday, Johnson picked up where he left off by carding three consecutive birdies on Saturday.
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The trio had finished the 72 regulation holes at one-under-par 279, Gana and Ortiz both closing with one-over 71s and Niemann carding 70.
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Blair was also a vocal proponent of the force's controversial "carding" practice, where officers can question citizens without cause and record the interaction in a database.
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These include mandatory carding policies for consumers who appear to be under 27; some stores have even chosen to restrict store access to of-age consumers.
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There are hints that at least some of the attraction tickets on offer may have been obtained through carding—that is, bought with stolen credit cards.
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Anyone could find them with a site search for basic terms like "carding" or "CVVs," a reference to the security codes on the back of credit cards.
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England's Sam Horsfield and 18-year-old Dane Nicolai Hojgaard were tied for sixth at eight-under overall after carding scores of 69 in the second round.
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The Swede held his nerve down the stretch with three straight pars, carding six-under-par 66 at Albany Golf Club on the island of New Providence.
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"You had to wait until you felt the wind was consistently blowing one way and then commit," former U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson said after carding a 74.
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He carried that momentum into Friday's round, carding six birdies and a spectacular eagle at the short par-four fifth where he holed out from a greenside bunker.
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World number 14 Branden Grace of South Africa was on 140 after carding a 71 while Northern Irishman Clarke failed to qualify for the weekend following a 73.
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He even flirted with contention on Sunday before carding six-under-par 66 to finish three strokes behind winner Ian Poulter, who beat Beau Hossler in a playoff.
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But after the turn he also found his form carding four more birdies to sit alone in second one clear of Zach Johnson and South African Brandon Stone.
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Yet there I was, among two dozen audience members assigned to play the other characters opposite Emily Carding, who takes on the title role in this British import.
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Reed emerged on top from a packed leaderboard by carding two-under-par 69 in the first of three PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff events at Liberty National.
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"It was a good way to go from plus two to minus one very quickly," the Scot told PGA Tour radio after carding a four-under-par 67.
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Billy Horschel ended up as Woods's runner-up at the Tour Championship, finishing two strokes back after carding a closing score that was five better than Woods's 71.
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Im, last year's tour rookie of the year, broke through in his 50th start by carding a four-under-par 66 at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens.
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Compatriot Kevin Kisner, who for most of the day dueled with Snedeker and Blair for the lead, was alone in third place at 15-under after carding a 66.
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"I've got a lot of confidence in the game right now," he told reporters after carding a five-under 1443 on a scorching Saturday at TPC Southwind in Memphis.
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Reigning U.S. Masters champion Patrick Reed, who was presented with honorary life membership of the European Tour on Friday, was tied 33rd after carding 71 to make the cut.
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South Africa's Darren Fichardt set the early clubhouse target after producing a second successive 66, carding an eagle, five birdies and a single bogey for an 11-under total.
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He had wanted to grow the organization into the internet's largest "carding" group -- that is, a criminal group who buy retail purchases with counterfeit or stolen credit card information.
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Also lurking four back are South African Oosthuizen, the 2010 British Open champion who carding a one-under 70, and Chez Reavie, who fired a 103 to move into contention.
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Johnson (66) and left-hander Watson (68) were just two shots off the pace with McIlroy a further two strokes back at six under after carding a roller-coaster 69.
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Dufner narrowly missed a 20-foot birdie putt at the last before carding a two-under 70 while Lingmerth carded a bogey-free 65 at PGA West's TPC Stadium Course.
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She timed her run better this time, carding 73 and 70 in the first two rounds and began the final day three strokes back before posting her second successive 67.
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The British world number 29 coped admirably with the wet conditions in Newcastle in the north east of England, carding six birdies to sit 12 under at the halfway stage.
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Law enforcement agencies across North America have implemented intrusive practices with questionable effectiveness in the name of curbing crime: stop and frisk, "carding," and, some would argue, bulk metadata surveillance.
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Kirk was among the early starters and made her move with a blistering back nine, carding a 29 that featured five birdies and an eagle in an eight-hole span.
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Keegan Bradley made a rousing final round rally, carding the round of the day with an error free eight-under 64 to finish alone in third a further shot back.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Rory McIlroy entered the Masters as golf's hottest player but the Northern Irishman's opening-round on Thursday was tepid at best, carding an uninspiring one-over 73.
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Wiesberger continued his recent hot form, carding a course-record 10-under-par 61 in the second round at the Renaissance Club in North Berwick on another day of low scoring.
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Former U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson was alone in second after firing a matching 65, with fellow American Scott Piercy a further stroke adrift at 11-under after carding a 66.
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After receiving medical attention, he was able to finish with a one-under-par 71, carding four birdies in the round, with a bogey and a double bogey near the end.
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On a day when most of the big names failed to make a move, U.S. Masters champion Sergio Garcia was a notable exception, carding 67 to trail the leaders by four strokes.
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The Olympics is the last thing on the mind of Loupe and Wheatcroft, both non-winners on tour, who took different routes to carding a seven-under-par 65 in the afternoon.
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"The Olympics, to be honest, are not really on my radar because I'm under United Kingdom/Great Britain," Knox said after carding his seven-under-par round at Port Royal Golf Club.
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Woods finished dead last among guys who made the cut ... carding an 11-over 295 on the weekend -- and it was so ugly, he just had to joke about it all afterward.
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American Tony Finau made a long birdie to finish just as Tiger Woods opened his round, and reached 4-under par not long after to expand the group carding a first-round 67.
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LONDON (Reuters) - England's Richard Bland made the most of ideal conditions to set the early pace at BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth on Thursday, carding a five-under 67 to top the leaderboard.
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He lost the lead after carding three bogeys on the front nine but was still neck-and-neck with Johnson at four-under until dropping three shots in three holes from the 14th.
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Kraft shows Trump enough red to sideline the President for the rest of his playing days, but an analogical carding system has no power to enforce soccer's two-strikes-and-you're-out rule.
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But after carding a par 70 for a 54-hole total of 113-under 198, Koepka insisted that he will be chasing neither history nor glory during the final round at Bethpage Black.
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Dufner narrowly missed a 20-foot birdie putt at the last before carding a two-under 70 and Lingmerth, who won his first PGA Tour title at last year's Memorial Tournament, carded 65.
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Blair was a controversial candidate for the Liberals due to his role in undercutting civil rights, as seen in the 2010 G20 fiasco and the Toronto police carding policy that disproportionately affected visible minorities.
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"I followed the rule by the rules official so I think I did the right thing," Kang said after carding two-under-par 69 in the first round at the British Open at Carnoustie.
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Englishman Andy Sullivan recovered from a 75 in the first round by carding a 63, the joint-best score on Friday along with that posted by German Macel Schneider, who opened with a 76.
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South Africans Charl Schwartzel and Louis Oosthuizen were third at 20-under 268 after carding a 62 but overnight leaders Kevin Kisner and Scott Brown soared to a 77 and slumped to a share 15th.
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Colsaerts, tied atop the leaderboard with South Africa's George Coetzee overnight, moved to 13-under for the tournament after carding five birdies to inch closer to his third European Tour title and first since 2012.
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"It's very demanding off the tee, there's trouble on every single hole, so you have to stand up and really commit to a shot," Spieth told Golf Channel after carding five birdies and two bogeys.
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We did not have to memorize lines or even repeat them, given that Ms. Carding essentially used us as human props in the hourlong monologue adaptation she has devised with the director, Kolbrun Bjort Sigfusdottir.
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Yet, Kraft's referee carding system adds an element of visual editorial to the onscreen texts; watching the videos also feels like retrospectively scrolling through a social media timeline filtered for headlines and opinions about Trump.
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In-form American Brendon Todd, who is gunning for his third PGA Tour victory in three weeks, produced another solid round, carding a four-under-par 66 at the more challenging par-70 Seaside course.
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Before carding a final-round one-under 70 to finish tied for second, one stroke behind the Englishman Paul Casey, for his first top-three finish since 2013, Woods could have drifted from the sport.
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Atwal, 44, had been top of the leaderboard from the start of the tournament, after carding a course-record 62 in Thursday's first round and had a chance to win on the last hole on Sunday.
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Herman, whose event preparation included a social round with U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, shed tears of joy after carding a closing four-under-par 68 at the Golf Club of Houston in Humble, Texas.
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Former world number one Jason Day is five strokes adrift after carding a four-under 68, while Paul Casey and Adam Scott carded matching even-par 72s in the third event on the 2017-173 schedule.
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One day after carding a disastrous 24, the former world No. 21 Adam Scott shot a stunning eight-under-par 217 in the third round of the HSBC Champions, a World Golf Championships event in Shanghai.
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India's Anirban Lahiri, and Americans Patrick Reed and Webb Simpson, opened with 65s while the ominous figure of world number two and local favorite Jordan Spieth lurked just three strokes off the pace after carding 67.
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A short distance away, beyond a fenced barrier, a figure stands carding a large pile of wool fleece, while, sitting at a wood table near the projection, another performer cuts and pulls apart a wool sweater.
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The president is doing about as well or better than he ever has among self-identified Republicans, carding 83 percent support among GOPers, not far from where he was a year ago when he won the presidency.
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Public scrutiny of policing in Toronto has been increasing recently due to issues such as carding and police killings like that of Sammy Yatim, a young man who was shot to death on a streetcar in 2013.
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McIlory disappointed the home support with the home favourite carding an eight-over-par 79 while a stiff-looking Woods was nothing like the player who won the Masters in April as he laboured to seven-over.
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OAKMONT, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Dustin Johnson ended a marathon Friday at the weather-disrupted U.S. Open with the clubhouse lead, carding one-under-par 313 shortly before second-round play was suspended for the day in fading light.
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As Woods smiled at the photograph of his small, unsmiling self, he said that he remembered carding two bogeys and that he had known nothing about Snead except that he was a professional who won a lot.
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The former home of the statesman and abolitionist Rufus King (1755-1827), this house museum will be filled with historically costumed educators demonstrating early American tasks like blacksmithing, broom making, carding, spinning, weaving and open-hearth cooking.
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Discriminatory dress codes and practices of so-called double carding — asking for two forms of identification — were rampant, as was charging people of color more for entry than white-bodied people in an effort to discourage them.
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Waring still had six holes to play to finish his second round as dusk fell after a long day over the two courses, after carding 65 in his first round, which he completed earlier in the day.
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PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - Ireland's Shane Lowry grabbed a share of the lead at the British Open after carding a second consecutive round of 67 giving himself a chance of redeeming his 2016 meltdown at the U.S. Open.
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The protests have laid bare the frustrations of black residents who say their complaints about discrimination and abuse, including being singled out for a police practice called carding, have been ignored for too long by the Canadian establishment.
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However, the total was matched by Park, who carded a closing 69, while overnight leader Ryu joined them by carding a battling 73 in strong and gusty winds which made club selection little more than guesswork at times.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Home favorite Louis Oosthuizen romped to a first-ever South African Open title after extending his overnight lead and finishing six shots clear after carding a final round 67 at the Randpark Golf Club on Sunday.
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Lorenzo-Vera holed four straight birdies to finish the back nine at Jumeirah Golf Estates, carding a nine-under-par 63 in the opening round as he matched his lowest ever score to par on the European Tour.
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Reaching profitability before the year is up would be notable, given that KFit was carding a fairly high monthly burn rate — negative $320,000 in Q3 2015, 80 percent of which went to staffing, according to documents seen by TechCrunch.
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The muscular American, who started the day one back of the lead, tamed his nerves and a wind-whipped course, carding six birdies, including two to kick-start his round, against a single bogey for a five-under 67.
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Spieth, the 133 champion and runner-up in 2014 and 2016, sputtered through his first seven holes, mixing two birdies with two bogeys, before carding an eagle at the eighth then reeling off five straight birdies from the 13th.
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"I tried not to think about it but that's why I had this on my hat," Sordet told reporters after carding a 75 for an eight-over-par tally of 150 that is highly unlikely to make the cut.
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But it's also frank about the fact that our heroines face distinctly gendered perils—whether it be "credit-carding," the specific physical injury Camille suffers in the opening scene, or the chance of predatory behavior from their sexual interests.
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Prosecutors said that from 2010 to 2014, Ametovski ran a "carding shop" online that obtained and sold data for more than 181,000 unique compromised credit and debit cards, enabling the loss of millions of dollars to thousands of victims.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson lamented his indifferent Carnoustie displays after carding a one-under 70 at the British Open on Saturday, saying he needed to take "baby steps" to boost his self-belief at the fiendish Scottish links.
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The question now remains whether or not the vendors who were trading in non-drug related goods move on to the remaining major markets or if we begin to see a major fraud-related (not just carding-related) market take shape.
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Prosecutors said that from October 2009 to October 2013 Seleznev stole credit card numbers from more than 500 U.S. businesses, transferred the data to servers in Virginia, Russia and the Ukraine and eventually sold the information on criminal "carding" websites.
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"Yeah, bridesmaid again unfortunately but I played okay today," Donald, 38, told Golf Channel after carding a level-par 71 on the Harbour Town course at Hilton Head Island to finish two shots behind winner Branden Grace of South Africa.
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The PlayStation division is Sony's top performer and once again that was the case, carding $232 billion in sales during the quarter with an operating profit of $2870 million for the division, that's up around 27.7 percent year-on-year.
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But on an error-strewn back nine the misfiring 40-year-old looked lost for ideas and control, particularly off the tee, carding two double-bogeys over his final three holes, including one at the 18th to cap a rollercoaster afternoon.
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"I didn't really right the ship very well but I feel like I've had a couple good breakthroughs and my ball-striking game is much closer than it's been," he said after carding a 76 for a three-over 143.
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Woods got off to a solid start on Thursday, carding a three-under par 69 in the first round of the Farmers Insurance Open to sit three off the lead, and he appeared to gain confidence as the day went on.
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The Northern Irishman started with a double bogey at the par-three sixth and, after carding a brilliant eagle on the 18th on Thursday, hit the tee shot into the water on Friday to settle for a par on the last.
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"I may lose a little bit of accuracy but I normally hit it pretty straight anyway," she added after carding a bogey-free five under 67 to leave her four strokes behind leader Jang Ha-na heading into Sunday's final round.
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"It was tough, starting and stopping and conditions changing from when we started to when we finished, but it is what it is," Spieth told reporters after carding two birdies and four bogeys in a round interrupted three times on Thursday by thunderstorms.
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Knox is a dual British and United States citizen and although he carries two passports, the 743-year-old left no doubt where his loyalties lie after carding a 68 to finish at 14-under-par 266 at River Highlands in Cromwell.
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Nonetheless, Koepka issued a reminder that he is golf's new big dog after carding a bogey-free three-under-par 68 at Pebble Beach on Saturday that left him equal third, four behind leader Gary Woodland and three adrift of Justin Rose.
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Overnight leader Mickelson, seeking his first PGA Tour win since the 2013 British Open, stunningly lipped out a five-foot birdie putt at the last to force a playoff and had to settle for second place after carding a roller-coaster 72.
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Three Toronto cops are accused of a violent sexual assault stemming from a 2015 incident, while police forces all across Ontario are under fire for stopping people on the street and demanding identification — a practice known as 'carding' — which has disproportionately affected non-white individuals.
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Spieth, who began the third round with a one-shot advantage, ended it in the same position after a wild afternoon at a windswept Augusta National, carding a one-over 73 that featured two double-bogeys on the back nine, including one at the 18th.
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Read more: Tiger Woods played an incredible shot on his knees with his club the wrong way around when his ball went in the bushes"Kind of a funny deal," Mickelson said after carding a -1 score of 71 on Sunday, according to PGATour.com.
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But the man in the spotlight once again was Woods - back at one of his favorite events and near the top of the leaderboard after carding a rock solid four-under 68 to share seventh with compatriot Patrick Reed and South Korean An Byeong-hun.
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Defending champion Pat Perez, who was five shots off the lead at the end of play on Thursday, could not sustain that level of play in the second round as he dropped down the leaderboard after carding a 74 that left him tied for 69th.
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Koepka's game runs the gamut from cunning to power as he demonstrated ably on Saturday, carding a two-over-par 212 to hold a share of the 272-hole lead with Daniel Berger (22016), Tony Finau (66) and the 36-hole leader, Dustin Johnson (77).
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"I'm happy, I'm confident, as confident as I'm ever going to be for someone who has got a three percent chance," Poulter told reporters after carding a one-under-par 71 that took him to five under for the tournament, two shots behind the halfway leaders.
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"If I do what I'm supposed to, I should win," he said confidently after carding 66 for a 12-under-par total of 198, two strokes ahead of Australian Adam Scott (65) and three in front of Spain's Jon Rahm and Americans Rickie Fowler and Gary Woodland.
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They fearlessly attacked the pins and nobody was more ruthless than Thomas, who ripped apart the links-style layout carding nine birdies and two bogeys before capping his record-smashing effort by coolly rolling in an eight-foot putt for eagle at the par-five 18th.
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Kevin Na nailed a 45-foot putt for a birdie at the 15th and then holed an iron for an eagle at the 16th but bogeyed the last to drop to a share of fifth with fellow Americans Gary Woodland and Pat Perez after carding a 66.
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"My game's come into a really good spot the back end of last year and now starting out this year," Scott told NBC Sports after carding a level-par 70 on the PGA National layout at Palm Beach Gardens to beat Spaniard Sergio Garcia by one shot.
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For the second straight night and first time since she turned professional in 2007, Buhai will sleep on the 763-hole lead at a major after carding a bogey-free 5-under 67 on the Marquess Course at Woburn Golf Club, located in Milton Keynes, England.
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Meaghan Gray, a spokeswoman for the Toronto Police Service, wrote in an email that carding was initially intended to help solve crimes, but the agency recognized that it had "evolved into a random collection of information," which has strained relations between the police and black residents.
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In the five previous U.S. Opens staged at Pebble Beach only six times had a golfer come within one of the record, but on Thursday that number was nearly matched in a single round with Rickie Fowler, Xander Schauffele, Aaron Wise and South African Louis Oosthuizen all carding 66s.
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Police shootings of black men including Jermaine Carby and Andrew Loku, coupled by what many criticize as a shady oversight system in the Special Investigations Unit, and the practice of street checks (carding) that disproportionately targets people of color, have fueled racial tension amongst cops and the black community.
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Her main rival Lydia Ko fared even worse, the world number one carding a two-over-par 74 to fall into a tie for 41st at one-over, two adrift of American Lexi Thompson, winner of last week's event in Thailand, who signed for an even-par 72.
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"It was always going to be hard to come off three wins last year and come out of the blocks firing this year," the 29-year-old Sullivan told Reuters in an interview after carding a third-round 72 in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth on Saturday.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Justin Thomas refused to be thrown off his game by a double bogey midway through the third round of the $267 million CJ Cup in South Korea on Saturday, carding a battling 277 to set the pace with Scott Brown at the Nine Bridges course on Jeju island.
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Woodland beat out two-time defending champion and world No. 29 Brooks Koepka by three shots at the U.S. Open, carding a final-round 210 for a 235-under 271 total to become just the fourth player in history to record four sub-par rounds en route to hoisting the trophy.
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The 35-year-old Muthiya, ranked 1,330th in the world and with career prize money of only 26,014 euros ($29,593.53), was level par for the day as he kept alive his hopes of a fairytale success while Wallace hit six birdies but suffered three bogeys on the back nine in carding a 68.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Justin Thomas made a slow start to the PGA Tour's CJ Cup in South Korea on Thursday with a bogey at his opening hole but the FedExCup champion soon caught fire, carding seven birdies and a pair of eagles in a nine-under round of 63 to lead the way.
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Mr. Bogachev, according to court papers from his criminal case, used to sell malicious software on a site called Carding World, where thieves buy and sell stolen credit card numbers and hacking kits, according to the F.B.I. One recent posting offered to sell American credit card information with CVV security numbers for $5.
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Experience matters at Augusta National and Couples, who won his Masters Green Jacket 353 years ago, before 2015 winner Jordan Spieth was even born, put his knowledge to good use carding a two-under 70 to feature on the midway leaderboard just three strokes off pacesetters Sergio Garcia, Charley Hoffman, Thomas Pieters and Rickie Fowler.
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Rose and Stenson know each other well from the European Tour and Ryder Cup, where they played one of the most scintillating rounds in the competition's history in 2014, together carding 12 birdies in 16 holes in a four-ball win over Kuchar and Bubba Watson, the U.S. golfers who came third and eighth on Sunday.
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Fleshing out a controversial police chief's life storyPage: Mark Saunders (police chief)When: February 8Who: The Canadian Broadcasting CorporationMark Saunders is Toronto's newest police chief, and so far he's supported the controversial and arguably racist practice of "carding," and refused to speak publicly on a days-long occupation of police headquarters by Black Lives Matter supporters.
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But despite his threats to rehabilitate his injury and refocus on 663 — threats that were apparently taken quite seriously by tour officials and sponsors — McIlroy, last year's winner of the FedEx Cup, did in fact start the first of the four playoff events, carding a three-over-par 73 that put him in a tie for 95th after the opening round on Thursday.
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Common advantage-play techniques include "hole carding," in which sharp-eyed players profit from careless dealers who unwittingly reveal tiny portions of the cards; "shuffle tracking," or memorizing strings of cards in order to predict when specific cards will be dealt after they are next shuffled; and counting systems that monitor already dealt cards in order to estimate the value of those that remain in the deck.
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Exploring this unfamiliar territory requires navigating a deliciously unfamiliar vocabulary: hafting (attaching an arrowhead to the tip of a spear); laying, pleaching and plashing (all required to nurture a hedgerow); carding, retting, scotching (for textile production); stooking (for thatched roofs); stocking and scudding (for leather); panning, marling and mattocking (for working the earth); flushing (for sheep farming); puddling (for cisterns); and pugging and wedging (for pottery).
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"When I get it going, I can really run with it and then when it goes the other way I struggle to get out of it a little bit but that's the nature of the way my game is right now, and how it has been for most of the year," McIlroy told reporters after carding a two-under 68 that left him two strokes off the lead.
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