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Nice putts. Wish the second was a bit faster than 57 seconds, though.

Filmed at the new downtown location for Golf Evolution, to open within the month…

Under Lion, what's the best/easiest way to automatically switch your Location (in the Network settings) based on where you are?

AirPortLocation is no longer being updated and while it worked "okay" it over-reached a bit and changed all sorts of stuff.

I may just make an AppleScript to do the two things I need (change desktops, change Network location, and the first is not really a must), but I could swear there was software out there to do this.

Anyone?

Everyone else is sharing their memories, but my memories of the day are fairly limited.

I was in South Florida - Delray Beach - at the time. When I was in college earlier in 2000-2001 I had seen the election with the "hanging chads" on the national news, and now here I was living in the place where terrorists lived and trained. It's an odd thing seeing your neighborhood grocery store on the nightly news, let alone twice in one year.

I remember it was a Tuesday, and since we were paid on the 15th, I stopped going in after that Friday, effectively quitting but having worked through a full work week.

My boss came in to my office, which I shared with Dave and Alison. Alison had family in NYC and she was trying to reach them. He said, after three planes had crashed and we knew full well what was going on, "My family's fine, so yours is too. Get back to work."

I remember working the full day - despite every other business having closed - and driving home. The drive home was the easiest ride home ever because nobody was outside and everybody had been sent home from work.

I went to my neighbor's house and we watched the coverage until 1am or so when we went to bed.

The most haunting image to me was the image of people jumping because they had no other choice.

The world is a very different place now than it was ten years ago.

One of these drills I taught to Mike.

Hint: it's the last one.

James and I filmed this in late March or early April. Brrrrrr.

A classic. The toughest part is getting the second ball to balance on top of the first. The rest is simple physics.

Josh has a nice writeup on why DSLRU failed. The site and all of the code and intellectual property behind it remains available for a sale.

Someone would do well to pick it up fairly inexpensively.

Illustrating the proper use of the pivot for maximum ground force power generation.

Drill illustrating the downswing sequence focusing on the extension, side tilt, and rotation of the torso.