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[nerdie-faerie]

Just when I think the day's going well, I crash a golf cart

[superbattrash]

Haha my chest hurts I am so angry hahaha

My entire family was together today. At the camp site my parents are doing luxury camping at. As in all my siblings were there. Without me. Without asking. Or telling me that they were going

And you know what my sister is going to say when I confront her?

“Oh but you don’t want to be near our older brother.” I could’ve just not talked to him, I have so many friends at the camp site

And

“Oh but you’re not feeling well, you’re on sick leave so I didn’t wanna ask you.” So now that I actually have time to go with you, you won’t ask me “for my sake”

I was considering going to see my parents this week to tell them about my sick leave and work situation because it’d be nice and quiet there but I didn’t want to go without asking her first. Because she feels like I abandon her. But when they ALL FUCKING GO WITHOUT ASKING ME that’s totally fine because I probably wouldn’t wanna go anyway

SAYS WHO? F UCK

[lemonnbug]

Am I allowed to be negative on here about stuff for a minute? Pretty please?

I don't really think that things are gonna change for the better/ get better for me at this point tbh

[freepassbound]

15 questions for 15 people

Tagged by @ya-nahz

Are you named after anyone?

Just the last names.

When was the last time you cried?

Out-and-out bawling... it's been awhile. I get teary fairly frequently, though.

Do you have kids?

Only metaphorically.

Do you use sarcasm a lot?

Noooo... whatever would make anyone think that?

😁

What’s the first thing you notice about people?

Height.

What’s your eye color?

That's actually been a matter of some debate recently. 🤔

Scary movies or happy endings?

Well, I'm not a 'scary movie' person, so happy endings?

Any special talents?

Uh... I'm pretty handy with puzzles, I have an excellent reading voice... I absorb and process information well?

Where were you born?

About 3 miles from where I'm sitting.

What are your hobbies?

Nothing in particular. I read. I internet. Every once in a great long while I write something.

Do you have any pets?

Nope.

What sports do you play/have you played?

It's been awhile - the last few years haven't really been conducive, you know? Formerly: basketball, soccer, golf, tennis, and baseball.

How tall are you?

6'2".

Favorite subject in school?

History! I guess that should have been foreshadowing. 🤔

Dream job?

Already did it.

Tagging: @sunfl0werswitch, @thegirlwiththetwinklyeyes, @rae-being-naughty, @shy-gfd, @christiandomme, @youknowitsworthfightingfor, @skinreflectsthesun, @the-affectionate-boy, @thatsuccubabe, @reddevilgoddess,@k-thursday, @a-prevented-domme-light

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Taking My Drives to New Heights with Flightpath Premium Golf Tees

I've always considered myself a decent golfer,but my drives have ever been a point of frustration.Slices, hooks, and the occasional shank were all too common,leaving me scrambling for par (or worse) on more holes than I'd like to admit.That's why I decided to give Flightpath Premium Golf Tees a try, and let me tell you, they've been a game-changer.

Reduced Spin, Increased Accuracy:

The first thing I noticed about Flightpath tees was their unique design. Unlike traditional tees, they feature a slightly angled head.This, according to Flightpath, is supposed to reduce ball spin at impact.Now, I'm no golf scientist, but after a few rounds with these tees, I can definitely say there's something to it. My drives have become noticeably straighter.The ball seems to come off the tee with a more penetrating flight, reducing that ballooning effect that often led to slices and hooks.

Distance Gains are Real:

But the benefits don't stop at accuracy. I've also seen a measurable increase in distance with Flightpath tees. Again, the reduced spin might be a factor here. Less sidespin on the ball means more energy transferred into forward motion, resulting in longer drives. While I'm not suddenly launching the ball 300 yards down the fairway, I'm consistently finding myself 10-15 yards further out compared to my usual tee. This has made a huge difference in my course management, allowing me to attack more par 4s in two shots and giving me some breathing room on longer holes.

Durability You Can Count On:

One concern I had initially was durability. These tees are made from a high-quality plastic, and while they feel sturdy, I wasn't sure how they'd hold up to repeated use. Happily, my worries were unfounded. After several rounds, the Flightpath tees I'm using show very little wear and tear. They continue to plant firmly in the ground, providing a consistent platform for each swing. Considering the reasonable price point, the longevity of these tees makes them an excellent value.

A Confidence Booster on the Course:

The biggest impact Flightpath tees have had on my game is mental. Knowing that I can trust the tee to deliver a straighter, more penetrating ball flight has given me a newfound confidence off the tee. I'm no longer dreading my driver swing, and instead, I'm stepping up with a positive attitude, ready to unleash a powerful, accurate drive. This mental shift has translated into more consistent scoring and a lower handicap – the ultimate reward for any golfer.

In Conclusion:

If you're looking to elevate your driving game, Flightpath Premium Golf Tees are a fantastic option. Their innovative design promotes straighter, longer drives, while their durability ensures they'll last for many rounds to come. More importantly, they'll give you the confidence you need to attack the course with your driver and unlock your full golfing potential. So, ditch the traditional tees and give Flightpath a try. You won't be disappointed.

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Flightpath Premium Golf Tees

Taking My Drives to New Heights: A Review of Flightpath Premium Golf Tees

For years, I'd been stuck in a golfing rut. My drives lacked distance, and my accuracy was inconsistent. I tried various swing tweaks and coaching tips, but nothing seemed to make a significant difference. Then, on a whim, I decided to try Flightpath Premium Golf Tees, and let me tell you, it was a game-changer.

A Durable and High-Performance Tee

Flightpath Premium Golf Tees aren't your average wooden peg. They're crafted from a high-quality, durable polycarbonate material that can withstand countless drives without splitting or breaking. This not only saves me money on constantly replacing tees, but it also provides peace of mind, knowing I won't have to worry about a broken tee mid-swing. The unique diamond shape of the tee also caught my eye – it promised better performance, and I was eager to put it to the test.

Improved Distance and Accuracy

Since switching to Flightpath Premium Golf Tees, I've noticed a significant improvement in the distance of my drives. The innovative diamond shape seems to reduce friction between the clubface and the tee at impact, allowing for cleaner ball-strikes and a noticeable boost in distance. Additionally, the consistent height provided by the tee seems to promote better clubface contact, leading to more accurate drives that find the fairway more often.

A Confidence Boost on the Tee Box

The combination of increased distance and improved accuracy has done wonders for my confidence on the tee box. Stepping up to the first hole knowing I can launch a longer, straighter drive has taken a lot of pressure off my game. This newfound confidence has translated into better decision-making and overall strategy throughout my round.

Durability You Can Count On

One of the most impressive things about Flightpath Premium Golf Tees is their remarkable durability. Unlike wooden tees that splinter and break easily, these tees can withstand countless powerful drives. I've been using the same set for weeks now, and they show minimal wear and tear. This not only makes them a cost-effective choice but also eliminates the frustration of constantly replacing broken tees.

A Convenient and Eco-Friendly Option

Flightpath Premium Golf Tees come in a convenient pack that easily fits in my golf bag. The lightweight construction makes them easy to carry around the course, and the bright colors make them simple to spot in the grass after each shot. They're also a more eco-friendly alternative to traditional wooden tees, as they are built to last and reduce waste.

A Tee Worthy of Any Golfer's Bag

Overall, Flightpath Premium Golf Tees have become an essential part of my golfing arsenal. Their innovative design, exceptional durability, and positive impact on my game performance have made them a true game-changer. Whether you're a seasoned golfer looking to eke out a few extra yards or a beginner seeking more consistent drives, I highly recommend giving Flightpath Premium Golf Tees a try. They're a worthwhile investment that can elevate your game and boost your confidence on the course.

[dragonspitapothecary]

Golf & Your Diet

When it comes to optimizing your golf swing and improving your overall game, a focus on physical training and technique is essential. However, don’t underestimate the power of proper nutrition. Embracing an organic diet can provide golfers with the fuel they need to enhance their swing, elevate their performance, and unlock their full potential on the course. In this blog post, we’ll explore how…

[dental1231]

Periodontal Treatment: Glenview's Strategy Against Gum Disease   | Best Dentist in Glenview

Combatting gum disease is a critical component of optimal oral health, and in Glenview, the frontline defense is at "The Dentists on Golf," recognized as the best dentist in the area. Our practice takes pride in offering advanced periodontal treatment strategies to address gum disease effectively.

As your trusted dentist near Glenview, we understand the importance of maintaining healthy gums for overall well-being. Gum disease, if left untreated, can lead to serious oral health issues and even impact your systemic health. At "The Dentists on Golf," our experienced team specializes in providing periodontal treatment in Glenview to tackle gum disease at its roots.

Our approach involves thorough assessments, including probing depth measurements and examinations to determine the severity of gum disease. We tailor periodontal treatment plans to each patient's unique needs, offering personalized solutions to restore gum health. Utilizing state-of-the-art technology, "The Dentists on Golf" provides comprehensive periodontal treatments near Glenview, including scaling and root planing, laser therapy, and other advanced techniques. Our commitment to being the best dentist in Glenview extends to ensuring that our patients receive the most effective and comfortable periodontal care available.

Don't let gum disease compromise your oral health. Schedule a consultation with "The Dentists on Golf" today, and let us be your partner in achieving and maintaining healthy gums. Trust in our expertise to deliver the best periodontal treatment in Glenview and keep your smile vibrant and disease-free.

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Discovering a New Path to Fitness: Starting Sports as an Adult

Embracing a Healthy Lifestyle Through Sports If you never had much interest in sports during your younger years, it’s never too late to embark on a journey towards better health and body strength. As you age, taking care of your physical well-being becomes increasingly important. In this article, we’ll explore some sports that you can start with as an adult to kickstart your fitness journey and…

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The Health Benefits of Playing Golf: Why You Should Play More Often at Deer Creek Golf Club

Planning a golf trip in South Florida requires more than just packing your clubs. Ensuring safety on the course is essential, especially if you're unfamiliar with the weather conditions. The Deer Creek Golf Club, Broward County's leading golf course, understands the importance of preparedness. Their golf trip essentials guide emphasizes the need for proper protection from the elements. Bringing plenty of water, sports drinks, and sunscreen helps to stay hydrated and protected from the sun. Wearing appropriate clothing, using a cart or caddie, and taking breaks are also recommended for a safe and enjoyable experience. To improve your game, having the right set of golf clubs, appropriate golf balls, comfortable golf shoes, golfing gloves, and a well-organized golf bag are essential. The Deer Creek Golf Pro Shop offers a wide range of gear and clothing to outfit players with the best essentials for a memorable golf trip in South Florida. Contact their professional team for more information and explore their golfing blog for further insights and tips. To learn more, please visit https://deercreekflorida.com/2023/health-benefits-of-playing-golf.html.

[virtualcoach-blog]

Using Fitness to Gain Focus

To break 90 on my scorecard consistently, I don't need to just hit the driving range. I need to use physical fitness to gain focus.

According to research from Penn State and the University of Maryland, an average person exercises around two hours each week. That is just half how much is recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (Washingtonian) [site source: comfyliving.net] Many of us could use more fitness activity in our lives. That’s pretty much a given. Less than 25% of the US population gets enough…

[undreaming-fanfiction]

I don't even have a clear storyline in mind for this, but I just really, really want to see a modern AU with Eddie as a detective who investigates the Harrington Pharma company. The company is huge and looks clean on paper, but Eddie has a nose for these things, he knows something is wrong. He knows that Richard Harrington ran some sketchy trials and some of Wayne's friends have lifelong health issues, Chief Jim Hopper included.

The company looks almost impenetrable, but Eddie digs. No detail is too small for him. He crosses paths with the owner's son and a board member, Steve Harrington. Eddie despises him. A fucking rich kid, making millions out of other people's misery. His public appearances are well rehearsed, but Eddie knows his type. A shallow, pretty partying douchebag who hasn't had to work a single day in his life. His PR manager Robin Buckley seems way too decent to work with such a bunch of assholes, but Eddie's seen what money can do to people. Either way she's corrupt too.

He meets the younger Harrington several times. The handsome young man is not openly hostile, but he's condescending, bitchy and he looks at Eddie as if he were dirt. "Good luck with your efforts," he sneers when he sees Eddie digging through the public records of Harrington Pharma. "But maybe get a real hobby instead? I hear golf is nice." Eddie wants to murder him.

Eddie cooperates with an investigative journalist, Nancy Wheeler, who keeps all her cards close to her chest, but she still points him in the right direction several times. He collects evidence, partners up with the public prosecutor Joyce Byers. He even meets her son, Jonathan, who is able to get the most damning photographic evidence. No one fully trusts each other, but that's okay. Harrington Pharma is their shared enemy and that's enough.

One day, Eddie makes a mistake. He sneaks into the Harrington Pharma archives and miscalculates the guard shifts. He's stuck hiding under an old desk for hours, he's slowly losing hope, he has no way to contact anyone, his legs are cramping and he's exhausted, but then he hears a familiar voice talking with the guard.

"Hi, Tommy. All good? How's Carol and the kids? That's wonderful to hear. I just need to verify some records for dad, it's not a big deal. Have you had your smoke break yet? You can go, stretch your legs. I'll be here for at least half an hour."

Shit. It's Steve fucking Harrington. Eddie tries to stay still and will his muscles to cooperate, and he thinks he's doing a great job, but then-

"You can come out now. He's gone."

Eddie freezes. How the fuck does he know?

Harrington's voice is quiet, urgent. "Damn it, Munson! You have ten minutes tops before he comes back, so stop playing hide and seek with me!"

He manages to get back on his feet, uncertain and wobbly, and when he sees Harrington leaning over the desk, he's half ready for a fight. But the other man doesn't make a move, doesn't call out to anyone. He just hands Eddie a folder, some of them are the files he selected, but some are new. "I added a few that you missed," hisses Harrington and leans into the corridor. "I'll go first, get Tommy to focus somewhere else. You run to the right and pray to anyone willing to listen. And most importantly," he says, and shit, Steve Harrington can sound serious if he wants to!, "I never saw you here. You heard me come in, used the opportunity and bolted. Clear?"

Eddie just nods. He watches as Steve extends his arm, probably grabbing Tommy by the shoulders and leading him to the other end of the building, he sneaks as far as he can and then he madly dashes for the hole in the fence he made earlier.

The files are it. With all the evidence Nancy, Jonathan and Eddie collected, Joyce can finally take that dark empire down. Eddie is there every day, watches the trial, but then he hears that there are two witnesses for the prosecution from inside the company itself.

It's Steve Harrington and Robin Buckley.

He sees Steve give him a wink from the stand and he wants to kiss the man. Eddie hears all of it in the following days - how Steve used to date Nancy Wheeler, but then her best friend Barb Holland died due to a mishandled drug trial for her condition by Harrington Pharma. How Nancy broke up with Steve, but even with no chance of rekindling their relationship, he vowed to stop his father for good. How he worked in the company for years, climbed the ladder, managed to make enough connections to get his friend Robin Buckley the position of a PR manager. How she helped him to keep up the charade until the very end.

When the Harrington empire finally falls, Eddie watches quietly as Steve embraces Nancy, whispering to her that she did so well, that Barb would be proud. "We finally did it, Nance. We're finally free."

And then, before Eddie can disappear, Harrington is walking towards him, the mask finally off. He looks younger now, his smile is genuine and Eddie can't help it, his traitorous heart is telling him that this is the single part of the Harrington case he'll never leave behind.

"Hi," says Steve. "I...uh. I just wanted to say sorry for all the nasty things I said before. I had to for my cover, but...I just want you to know, I really appreciate what you did."

Eddie just stares at him, blush forming on his cheeks and a crush blooming in his heart. "I'm pretty sure I just butchered your career," he mutters. "And you're thanking me?"

Steve shrugs. "I mean. I'm out of job, I'm a known whistleblower now and my dad's lawyers will probably try to sue me. So that's not great. But if you want to ease your conscience...take me out for a coffee?" Another wink, another squeeze around Eddie's heart.

Eddie fakes a deep sigh and takes Steve by the elbow. "I don't think a single coffee is going to get rid of all my guilt, but it's a start. Maybe a lunch tomorrow would help my healing process?"

Laughing, Steve nudges his side. "Anything for your peace of mind, Eddie."

[headspace-hotel]

Researching herbicide resistance in weeds.

A decade ago, everyone said rotating applications of different herbicides was key to stopping herbicide resistance.

Then, around 2015, evidence from a large study emerged saying that this actually causes weeds to be MORE resistant, so the best thing to do is to spray a combination of multiple herbicides mixed together at once.

Now that is being called into question too. Whoda thunk it...

Herbicide resistance among weeds is only getting stronger. Recently, scientists found an annual bluegrass (Poa annua) on a golf course that was resistant to seven herbicide modes of action at once. Seven. SEVEN. Amaranth plants been found with resistance to six herbicide modes of action at once. Twenty years ago, the narrative was that resistance to glyphosate (Roundup) was unlikely to become widespread; today it's the second-most common type of resistance.

What's more, plants are developing types of herbicide resistance that are effective against multiple herbicides at once and harder to detect. Instead of changing the chemical processes within them that are affected by the herbicides so the herbicides don't work as well, they're changing the way they absorb chemicals in the first place. Resistant plants are producing enzymes that detoxify the herbicides before they even enter the plants' cells.

It took Monsanto ten years to develop crop varieties resistant to Dicamba (after weeds made 'Roundup Ready' crops pointless). Palmer amaranth evolved Dicamba resistance in five years.

So I asked, "Why are all the proposed solutions dependent on using more herbicides, when we know damn well that this is going to do nothing but make the weeds evolve faster?"

The answer is that chemical companies have the world in a death grip. They can't make money off non-chemical solutions, so chemical solutions get all the funding, research, and outreach to farmers.

But why do chemical companies have so much power?

One of the biggest reasons is the U.S. military.

In the Vietnam war, all of Vietnam was sprayed with toxic herbicides like Agent Orange, which was incredibly toxic to humans and affected the Vietnamese population with horrible illnesses and birth defects. Monsanto, the company that made the herbicides, knew that it did this, but didn't tell anyone. The US government didn't admit that they'd poisoned humans on a mass scale until Vietnam veterans started dying and coming down with horrible illnesses, and even then, it took them 40 years. (My Papaw died at 60 because of that stuff.) And the soldiers weren't there for very long. As for the Vietnamese people, the soil and water where they live is contaminated.

Similarly, during the "war on drugs," the US military sprayed Roundup and other chemicals on fields to destroy coca plants and other plants used in the manufacturing of drugs. This killed a lot of crops that farmers needed to live, and caused major health problems in places such as Columbia. The US government said that people getting sick were lying and that Roundup was just as safe as table salt. (A statement that did not age well.)

So chemical companies make money off arming the USA military. The American lawn care industry, and the agricultural system, therefore originates in more than one way from the United States's war-mongering.

The other major way is described in this article (which I highly recommend), which describes how after WW2, chemical plants used for manufacturing explosives were changed into fertilizer producing plants, but chemical companies couldn't market all that fertilizer to farmers, so they invented the lawn care industry. No exaggeration, that's literally what happened.

This really changes my perspective on all the writings about fixing the agricultural system. The resources are biased towards the use of chemicals in agriculture because the companies are so powerful as to make outreach and research for non-chemical methods of agriculture really hard to fund. All the funding is in finding new ways to spray chemicals or spraying slightly different chemicals, because that's what you can actually get ahold of money to look into. It is like the research has to negotiate a truce with the chemical companies, suggesting only solutions that won't cause lower profits.

Meanwhile my respect for Amaranth is skyrocketing.

Who would win: The USA military-industrial complex or one leafy boi