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We've built out a new page that compares the features that vary between Analyzr Pro and Analyzr Student.

The feature comparison list may not be complete but we'll add to it as we think of things.

Essentially, if you're just an average golfer, Student will fit you 99% of the time. If you're an advanced amateur, a pro, or an instructor, Pro is the way to go.

This is interesting: you can scan your signature in Preview using your iSight camera. I'm not sure I'll ever use this feature but it's nifty anyway. 😉

From Finer Things in Mac.

No. I haven't updated the site's banners in YEARS. Might be a few more years until I do.

The entire site's design could stand to be changed, but, well, it works just fine. 😀

I'll eventually look to build this type of thing for putting, as soon as I can figure out how best to make it. I'm thinking that a hula hoop will work use fine.

Since upgrading, I'm pleased with my upload speed:

Oftentimes I'll go back to a site I "designed" or helped to design months later and think "blech, that's terrible."

Not so with DSLRU:

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Now I'm not saying these things are winning any awards or blowing anyone away, but they're well crafted, solid designs that I appreciate to this day.

It'll be a shame when it finally goes away for good.

Does this product exist, and if so, where? What's the best one?

I'd like a pair of webcams that:

• Can connect to a WiFi network.
• Can be plugged in to a standard power outlet.
• Can somehow broadcast or upload video and/or frequent still images somewhere for viewing outside the local network.
• Are reasonably priced.

In other words, I'd like to buy two webcams I can use to check in on a place I will not always be. What's out there?

Born in the USA is not a patriotic song.

The One I Love is not a song you dedicate to someone that you love, and Losing My Relgion has nothing to do with religion.

Add others as you think of them in the comments.

Good advice, all of it.

SEO for Non-Dicks is a good piece summarized by:

create original, relevant content repeatedly … make your site’s content trustworthy, genuine and relevant.

First, why isn't it "Qwixter"?

Second, I get the "price adjustment." It makes sense, and though I've dropped DVDs by mail (regrettably - I simply never had the time to watch them when I had them), I retained the streaming.

The creation of Qwikster virtually guarantees I will not ever sign up for both services again. The separation not only means I can't see which DVDs are available for streaming and vice versa, it completely removes the temptation for me to sign up from within Netflix when I find a movie I really want to watch streaming that's available on DVD. Whether that meant a one-time payment for a single DVD or signing up for a subscription service.

I'm not a market expert, but this just seems dumb, and customers seem to realize that:

The opening of the downtown home for Golf Evolution is getting closer and closer…