TommyBuoy

Haven't paid for TV since TWC gave me a sweet 1 year deal like 15 yrs ago. Cancelled after it expired. I have basic Road Runner for Internet (which is now the same speed as standard was when I signed up way back when). If you have a digital signal (ie: RR) coming into your house and you have a TV that has a QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation) tuner -- nearly all new TVs do -- you can get all of your local stations for free at cable or HD quality. I also get some from adjacent cities due to my location -- often redundant, but sometimes different. I'm pretty sure this is controlled by Federal Law -- cable companies can't scrambled what is offered OTA. From TWC: http://www.timewarnercable.com/sandiego-desertcities/site.faqs/DigitalCab/HDTV/HDTVSet-to/My-TV-has-a-built-in-digital-T This might help out some of you folks in areas with crappy OTA reception. I also have a Netflix account and stream a lot to the TV. Basic RR has been fine for this, but I'm not a big pixel snob Tommy

Yeah, I like it too. Spin a ball, mark the equator, put it back in with equator line vertical and it will spin out back to horizontal where you originally marked it. That seems pretty scientifically sound to me. I enlarged the marker hole in mine to accept off-the-shelf markers. Sharpies don't work well, but Bic makes a soft tip marker that does. Erik -- you also have the option of just putting a dot on the axis of the ball instead of a big, ugly line on the equator.

A Burma-Shave themed campaign could be the ticket: If your driver comes up short, try our ball, don't quit the sport. Bridgestone. If your long irons all do slice, about your ball you make think twice. Bridgestone. If your wedge shots just don't spin, you'll need a lot of help to win. Bridgestone. If you have spin control lust, all the others eat our dust. Bridgestone. If your putting's not to blame, maybe it's your distance game. Bridgestone. ;-) Tommy