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Balboa Golf Course Proposed Changes
March 16, 2013 — abBalboa Park Golf Course – San Diego’s other municipal golf course just a 5 minute cab drive from downtown hotels, the San Diego Convention & Visitor Center, Little Italy and San Diego’s Gas Lamp District. Balboa Park Golf Course is a beautiful, traditional and challenging golf course with great views of the San Diego skyline, Balboa Park and Pt. Loma with Pacific Ocean San Diego Harbor in the distant background.
The Balboa Park Municipal Golf Course offers 18 holes of great golf and 9-hole executive golf course too. It is a local favorite due to the quality of the course and the inexpensive green fees.
Here are some of the proposed changes to the course.
- New clubhouse
- Club drop off area
- New parking area
- Revised 9 holes course
NASA “No-Fly” Zone on the Moon
November 10, 2011 — abBrilliant idea! When tourism hits the moon and all the lookie loo’s head to space and beyond, NASA will need to “protect” their landing areas.
The space agency released guidelines this summer on how they would “protect” the lunar landing sites and artifacts. They call for a 1,200-acre “no-fly” zone around the first landing site by Apollo 11 and the final one by Apollo 17. Under those guidelines, tourists could only walk within 82 yards of the Apollo 11 landing site where Neil Armstrong first took “one small step for man,” on July 20, 1969.
Seriously?! Are there going to be moon rangers up there handing out tickets? 82 yards and not a yard closer!
via NASA Moon Landing Sites .
Sign of the Times
July 12, 2011 — abI was sent this photo, I had to share.
The “economic downturn” people of our fine state can’t afford exorbitant pricing from worst buy retailers or dork squad wannabes, (who haven’t the experience or clue how to provide quality end user support. Only what makes them a buck)
But they certainly can’t afford this stupidity either:
Rainbows Wallpaper Collection
June 11, 2011 — abBrighten up your desktop and day by adding a natural burst of color from the Rainbows Wallpaper collection.
via How-To Geek
