Looking back from the green toward the tee box at the par 3 third hole at the Magnolia Golf Course at Disney World in Florida. This was the longest (6600 yards from the White tees) course I've played and the first time I played a course used for a professional tournament. I was pretty happy with my round having never seen the course before. As you look back from the White tees to the Championship tees you wonder how they ever hit the ball as far as they do. It took a while to figure out the greens the undulations were quite subtle. Score on this hole, par.

Don't know what these flowers are but I found them on the seventh hole at the Magnolia Course at Walt Disney World.

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Spent several days at Disney most of the time spent wondering, when do they mow the lawns? No mater what time you get there all the lawns have a look of being freshly mowed. Never see a lawn mower. Must be a bit of magic involved.

This thing has been a constant companion and almost like an umbilical with its ubiquitous connection to my family, business, and social networks online. It has entertained me in endless airport queues and told me where I was when I hadn't a clue. I have played with it constantly enjoying the smooth, pebble like sensation as I rolled it in my hands almost as if it were worry beads. [Link]

Cell phone manufacturers need to take that to heart. Now if we could get the cell providers to work on the poor receiption and customer service.

World Wide Web? Is there a way to put this just on the American part? Celebrating a long July 4th weekend. Think Winston would have thought of this as truly patriotic. Thanks to Jason for the link.