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I don't believe that the body was meant to be used this way.

Just do a web search for Jesper Parnevik's spine injury, and how about 22 year old Rory McIlroy already having major back problems at his young age. Will Rickie Fowler be next?

Before we look at grip size, we should fix the problem you allude to at the very end of the video.

If a golfer is holding the top hand across at an angle and addresses the ball with very high hands, then we have to fix that first.

They have to hold the grip with top hand as if it is an umbrella( ...

Hey JKP, I wanted to check in on you. I've seen your tour striker videos, and the reason I'm commenting here is that while you may feel like you are flipping the club head, there are some great feet together swings going on here.

For instance, when I stop at the 49 sec. mark, you take a practice ...

Yes, much envy!! Dec. 5, London, ON and it's RAINING.

Truly timeless. This part of K-Country holds a special place in my heart.

Last time there in winter, an April, '86 visit, when everyone was just starting to skate, we skated the loop in 10cm of new snow. Talk about stubborn! But what a gas.

Thanks for sharing this, Bob.

Thank you for this. I haven't seen Moraine Lake road in almost 30 years, and I grinned for the full 4 minutes while watching you glide down it.

I just recently discovered your blog and enjoy it very much. You have a great community of skiers.

Wow, another fantastic version of one of my Ron Sexsmith favourites. Thanks for posting!

@bighank99 Thanks for letting me know that it was also published on the Home in Halifax recording, which I have yet to hear.

@MustangTE30 , I don't believe that he was murdered. I just finished reading Jon Krakauer's book.

The doctor who first saw the body thought that only an M16 could fire such rounds, so to find 3 had hit so close could make one think of execution. But the SAW gun, which Alder was using, also fire...

The song is by Ron Sexsmith, "Imaginary Friends"

@helmertyee In his recent Autobiography "The Long Trail", Ian claims that this song "Summer Wages" was inspired by his summers working for Brewster in Banff, Alberta. They played blackjack while waited to get trips for the taxis and buses.

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Michael said that he made a mistake. It's obvious.

He meant to say that the certain Gibsons (and others) that had been glued with TITEBOND had the bridges creep.

Hide glue does not creep.

Thanks for posting this one.

Do you happen to have "Lookout Hill" ?

Theo Jansen's work is truly inspirational.

A group of students has built a Seqway using Jansen's leg mechanism.

Google for 'Cajun Crawler Exhibition 08' or, 'Theo Jansen Segway'.

I'll never forget being seated 6 feet in front of Tanglefoot in Chaucers Pub on a couple of occasions. And paddle dancing to them playing at The Battle of Georgian Bay. Just fantastic.

Search youtube for Traighli Bay to find a great quality video with better audio.

It appears to be Corey Pavin in my estimation.

This and the Nile piece are very good. It's awesome that you've found a way to express your soul through music! The sky's the limit.

HL