Everything Must Go
I’ve always wondered what happens when it doesn’t all go. Anyone know?
Everything Must Go
I’ve always wondered what happens when it doesn’t all go. Anyone know?
The Golf Channel created this short film about the 5 European golfers who changed the course of the Ryder Cup at a time when it may have disappeared. It was great to release it this week and it really hyped me up about this year’s Ryder Cup. Check it out before things kick off tomorrow.
I’ve been cleaning up and reorganizing my gym to make room for a second vehicle in the garage. Floor space has become a premium resource, so I built a little rack so these small dumbbells have a place to go. Even better, it uses up what normally would be wasted space under a shelf.

Finished watching the season last week. It was much better than the first season, with several big twists over the last 4 episodes. I really like the new Walker character.
I’ll be watching these videos over and over all week, until the Ryder Cup starts.
My eyes got wet during that walk up the 18th and the tears kept coming for what must have been 30-40 minutes as he made the final put, was interviewed, and accepted the trophy. I don’t ever remember seeing Tiger choked up like that. We witnessed history and one of the greatest comebacks is sports history.
If you’re any kind of sports fan watch Tiger Woods today. Yesterday’s front nine was pure magic, like the Tiger before all of the back surgeries. After shooting the round of the day he holds a three shot lead going into the final round of the Tour Championship. If he gets the job done it’ll be his 80th win and first since the 2013 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. It would complete one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, because a year ago we didn’t know if he’d ever play golf again, let alone on the PGA Tour.


Last night I went to the Food Truck Faceoff and got this awesome dish from YaEatYet?, who ended up winning the competition.
Ever think about how to save time when using your microwave? I do.
Instead of pressing 1-3-0 for a minute and a half, press 9-0 for 90 seconds. This saves a button press for anything between 60 and 100 seconds. Need 1:15? Press 7-5 instead of 1-1-5.
My microwave has a button labeled “Minute Plus,” which I always use when I need one minute instead of programming 1-0-0 or 6-0. If I need 2 minutes I hit that button twice. This button also saves from having to hit the Start button.
Do you have any tricks?