My Aces, in chronological order:
- Lamar Park, then #1, January 2007, Innova Dragon 150g, witnessed by Vance, Cesar & Matt
- Lamar Park, #4, June 2010, Discraft Flick 171g, witnessed by Morris, King Rat & ???
- Ingleside Red #1, July 2010, Innova Star Teebird 175g, no witnesses
- Lamar Park, #3, July 2010, Discraft Force 174g, witnessed by Morris
- West Guth 14 blue, September 2010, Discraft Z Stalker 174g, no witnesses
- Lamar Park #5, July 31, 2011, Discraft Z Stalker 174g, no witnesses
- West Guth 10 blue, August 3, 2011, Discraft ESP Force 174g, Blurr, Isaac, Smokey, Krazyeye, C4 witnessed
- West Guth 13 red, September 7, 2011, Discraft Flick 171g, Ketchum & Bubba witnessed (secondarily, Blurr, KP, C4 & Smokey)
I guess I like June-July-August-September! The hot months are when the aces come (and 2 aces in 4 days... nice)
July 31st, 2011
I guess I try to learn the bare minimum with CSS but I can't believe after all these years, I failed to understand this:
Scroll about half-way down: http://css-tricks.com/855-specifics-on-css-specificity/
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July 13th, 2011
In my most recent visit to Montana, I played the Diamond X course near Billings, MT.
This is the tee box for Hole 6. Let's just say a strong follow-through is not an excellent idea. However, I deuced it twice leaning back and flinging it with just my arm.
The Diamond X course is a decent course design but it's the rugged terrain that makes it stand out.
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July 12th, 2011
Here's my popular "4th of July Fireworks" audio diary, popular this time of year. Give it a listen, it's really good, if I say so myself...
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June 23rd, 2011
One of the challenges developing in WordPress for me was setting it all up in a "localhost" environment. I went through a few trials with this but in the end, this is the best way that I have found. And it's easy.
If you have copied down a WP install to your development machine, fired up a web server and imported a backup of the database, you might be surprised to find that all of the links take you to the live site. You get it all set up then load http://localhost/, click any link and suddenly you are on the live site (and perhaps wondering "why the $*#%!???" none of the changes you've made are showing up!)
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March 24th, 2011
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