This summer?  

-Wizard World in Chicago
-Work
-Finishing my band's CD
-Playing shows in support of said CD

Quote from: Hung Solow on June 26, 2003, 03:31 PM

I like disc golf.

I assume that's the same thing as "frisbee golf", right David?  If so, that's pretty fun, though I've only played it a couple times...

As for the real golf, Patty and I haven't touched our clubs in well over a year now, but the house that we just bought is in a neighborhood that has a "homeowner's association" (and corresponding monthly fee), but included in that is a 9 hole golf course throughout the area that we get to play for free anytime we want!  It's just a bunch of par 3's, but it's kept up extremely well and will definitely help fine tune our games to the point where we've got enough confidence to head out into public again to do the real thing!  Can't wait to move in!  

Sounds pretty cool!  I have a similar situation.  My dad is retiring, and moving to a community that has a pretty nice course.  I can get something of a deal on greens fees there, and I can stop in at his place for a drink on the course, since right behind his back yard is the 17th tee.  I'm gonna have to visit him a lot.  

WOOHOO!  I just scored a set of these, along with the Droid Army 3-pack, and Destroyer Droid launcher.  I can't wait to get home and open them.

I've been trying to relax in my swing.  Thing I'm doing wrong is  gripping the club too hard.  My right hand is killing me today!

It's a singer-songwriter situation.  Here's our site:  http://www.geocities.com/jeffgaynor/.  We've got some MP3's that you can get to from the site.

I've been listening to rough mixes of my band's upcoming CD.  I'm co-producing the CD, so I've been trying to pinpoint what we can do to polish things.

Sad to say, but most of that info is well known to the people who want to know it already.  Those reports are just illustrating knowledge that's already out there.

You could find out most of the info you cited just by running a google search.  Car thiefs already know what to do.  The smart ones figure things out, while the dumb ones get caught and go to jail.  As for the military's weapons and capabilities...just find a series of books by a company called Jane's.  They have information about the armed forces of most major countries.  Again, not new info.

As for the media reporting on the war...you're way off base.  The media outlets who had reporters embedded with troops had clear guidelines that they had to adhere to.  And they did.  One of the only instances of a violation of the rules of embedment was a report by Geraldo Rivera.  He actually gave out his unit's position, which is a clear violation of the rules.  He was then sent back to Kuwait from his unit, and now Fox reporter was allowed to take his place.