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Tee Box with Green In Backyard


Tee Box with Green In Back
Originally uploaded by John Beagle.

Here is a beautiful 70 yard 2 hole backyard golf hole. Two tee boxes and 3 pin locations. The landscaping is a mix of real plantings and artificial turf green and parts of the tee box.

You hit off a very durable, but grasslike turf tee. No teeing up the ball is necessary. The lie is good and feels like the real thing when you hit it. Will not divot with normal use.

The green is protected by a sand bunker on the right side. The green and the apron are both artificial. Interesting how well they merged the real turf with the artificial. This hole is 5 years old.

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Mike Grehan and Eric Ward at SES San Jose


Mike Grehan and Eric Ward
Originally uploaded by John Beagle.

Eric was interesting and Mike was looking for work.

I am especially interested in Eric Wards ideas regarding text linking, paid vs non paid. I believe that if you are going to pay for a link, it should live on a page that would be relevant to the content of the link.

Well Mike found a job and I read Eric’s blog regularly.
Thanks guys, you were very informative at the SES.

Golf Club Blog from Proshop Warehouse: Adams GT3 10 Club Iron Sets for $149.99

Golf Club Blog from Proshop Warehouse: Adams GT3 10 Club Iron Sets for $149.99

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Medium Range Irons 5,6,7
Short Range Irons 8,9
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Golf Club Blog from Proshop Warehouse: History of Proshop Warehouse

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The Computer Rental Company that Pays you Back

Frequent Rental Points Program From Rentacomputer.com

Cincinnati, OH, September 19, 2006 –(RENTACOMPUTER.COM)–

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A Step Back in Time with Tyre, Bailey, Roberts and Associates

Tyre, Bailey, Roberts and Associates

The fourth, fifth and sixth grade children at Children’s Meeting House Montessori School in Loveland have the rare opportunity to take a step back in “time” thanks to Tyre, Bailey, Roberts and Associates, an estate buying group that has supplied the school with antique time pieces for the children to disassemble, investigate and reassemble.

Tyre, Bailey, Roberts and Associates is based in Cincinnati and travels around the country buying jewelry, watches and coins from the public. The Company has also made a substantial cash donation to Children’s Meeting House to fund programs which encourage young collectors to rediscover the hidden treasures found inside works of art like these time pieces.

Todd Tyra, president of Tyre, Bailey, Roberts and Associates states “watch making is a lost art and it is a worthwhile endeavor to encourage young people to step back and discover the unique hand-made craftsmanship that each piece of art offers”.

The children have linked this opportunity to their history curriculum. Children’s Meeting House Montessori School offers children a hands on approach to learning and offers concrete experiences to abstract concepts, making the opportunity of taking a step back in “time” a reality.

Written by
Karen Kissell
CMH Director