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In April, Agudath Israel of America, a large Orthodox organization of Haredis, passed a court decision forbidding Jews from borrowing from Quicken because it is mostly held by Jews. Judaic laws, known as half-acha, prohibit Jews from paying interest to other Jews. Jews may own mortgages - and loan them to non-Jewish clients - but they may not offer other Jews a 30-year interest fix (or anything else).

This also applies to other types of loans. The Agudath said to Israel: That means that if you are an Orthodox Jew with a Quicken before June 8 loan Quicken mortgages, well, too bad.

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It was Tiger Woods who made his best finals since 2012 for a 4th place on Sunday at the US PGA Quicken Loans National, a new puttingter that revives his play before the British Open. "Felt good. My bad putsts even still had the go-in look," Woods said. "I' m gonna start making some puts.

I' m beginning to make those putsts you're going to make out of 10.15 ft, but I'm also making some from the outside 20," Woods said. "As I said, I didn't do that for most of two month, so it was great to make over 100 foot putti twice this time.

"I see the line again, I roll the bal on my line, I have the velocity and I really like the sweep of this putter," Woods said. "Well, I did a good job rollin' the prom this whole weeks. I start seeing it, start feeling it, and I've had a good tempo all weekend.

"I' ve done a good deal of the putting that I forgot, which doesn't bother me, because I haven't done it in a while, so it was nice." Holz said he will be working on the treatment of Carnoustie's winches that have played with him at the 1999 Open. "It'?s important for me to be able to manoeuvre the green in both directions effectively.

All you have to do is get a good shot at the green." Woods said, "That was laughable, how difficult it was.