Dead in Vineyard Sand

Posted by admin | July 23rd, 2010

From esteemed crime novelist Philip R. Craig comes a scorching new Martha’s Vineyard mystery, the latest in a series renowned not only for its beautiful setting but also for its fine appreciation of an extraordinary island’s rich heritage. It’s a picture-perfect Vineyard summer, and ex-Boston cop J.W. Jackson finds time for lazy afternoons at the beach with his wife, Zee, and the kids. Nothing could be better, but of course not everything is peaceful, even on this idyllic island. A teenage girl has already drowned in an early-summer tragedy. The more superficial conflict du jour centers on a group of cyclists, led by irascible environmentalist Henry Highsmith, who fervently oppose new construction, including plans for a luxurious new golf course. J.W. is not part of the golf course battle, at least not until he and a bad-tempered Highsmith come to blows at the local fish shop. The dispute is not over fish. J.W. parked his vehicle too close to Highsmith’s fancy bike, an unpardonable offense. Is there more to the J.W.-Highsmith feud than seems to be the case? Some people think so, especially when an SUV suspiciously like J.W.’s forces Highsmith’s wife, Abigail, off her bicycle, sending her to the emergency room. When J.W.’s rich businessman friend Glen Norton invites him to join a golfing foursome at Waterwoods, the island’s prettiest club, he’s happy to accept. At least he’s certain not to run into Highsmith on the manicured greens. J.W. is not much of a golfer, but Zee hopes he’ll get some exercise and stay out of trouble. Wrong. Trouble is waiting for J.W. in the sand trap at the fourth hole — the sand trap with the human hand protruding from below. The hand is connected to a body, and it’s clearly a case of murder. With circumstantial evidence pointing to J.W., he must act fast, peeling back layers of deceit surrounding old Vineyard families in his search for a killer. Alive with the sights, smells, and tastes of Philip R. Craig’s beloved island, Dead in Vineyard Sand includes three classic recipes, featuring the decadent Lobsters, Croissants, and Champagne. Just in time for summer reading, this appealing blend of Vineyard ambiance and intrigue will thrill both beachgoers and city dwellers looking for vicarious pleasure.

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Natural Golf Swing System

Posted by admin | July 22nd, 2010

A great new way to learn the best swing in golf! As Seen On The Golf Channel The new Natural Golf Swing System is the most innovative golf instructional package ever produced. It’s like a Golf School In a Box! These new videos are more interactive to help you get the feel of the grip and understand the simplicity of the setup and swing. Whether you are new to Natural Golf or have previously viewed the original Natural Golf videotapes, you will want to try this revolutionary new learning system. The Natural Golf Swing System package provides everything that you will need to learn the most repeatable swing in the game of golf. The package includes: * The Natural Golf Swing System Book with over 120 full color photos. * The Natural Golf Setup Video that introduces the principals of the Natural Golf swing plane and teaches the easy-to-learn setup fundamentals. * Natural Golf Swing Video puts the swing in motion, using a computer-generated Natural Golf model to help the student learn the Natural Golf swing. * Natural Golf Training Grip that is non- tapered, enabling the person to practice the Natural Golf grip and swing motion along with the video. ****Bonus Video–Natural Golf Shot Game Video– Available on DVD or VHS. The DVD version contains bonus material allowing golfers who are left-handed to view the entire teaching process in a left-handed format. If you have any questions about this product, please give our professionals a call at 307-690-6009. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Kung Fu Golf Swing.

Posted by admin | July 22nd, 2010


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    Golf Fitness Experts.

    Posted by admin | July 21st, 2010


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      SwingSong – The Concept

      Posted by admin | July 20th, 2010

      SwingSong – The Concept — Click Here For A Preview Is your golf swing’ 1. Inconsistent in swing speed? 2. Unpredictable under pressure? 3. Too fast. Too slow? SwingSong the Concept is a DVD and audio CD package. This new and unique performance aid is designed to solve one of the biggest problems in golf…inconsistent swing speed. On the DVD, watch Master PGA teaching professional, Dr. Gary Wiren swing to specially written music in three tempos, Slower, Medium and Faster. This will allow the golfer to choose which tempo best suits their pace. There is an instructional movie on the DVD that teaches the golfer how to follow their SwingSong. The audio CD contains the same music found on the DVD. The golfer can play this disc in any CD player before practice or play. A powerful golf teaching and training aid, SwingSong helps improve accuracy and predictability of the golf swing through consistent Rythm, Tempo, and Timing or RTT. This is achieved through the use of special movies and music. Video-taped at the beautiful PGA National Resort and Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, SwingSong presents Dr. Gary Wiren performing three different golf swing tempos: Slower, Medium, & Faster. Using patented CAMM technology, a special blend of music and video was created. Each golf tempo movie has an original SwingSong musical composition as accompaniment. After viewing the DVD’s instructional movie, “Methodology”, watch Master PGA teaching professional, Dr. Gary Wiren on the DVD as he demonstrates three different golf swing tempos in perfect sync with the SwingSong music. You then choose the SwingSong that most closely fits your natural tempo. Listen to the music CD to reiforce the songs rhythm and tempo over and over again on your way to the course or practice range. With SwingSong you can focus on the RTT of your swing rather than the mechanics. Watch and listen… Lock It In! Advantages * Gives the golfer a true and logical way to be consistent in their golf swing tempo. * Medical Science has proven that music serves as one of the best memory and learning aids. * Very user friendly product. * All viewers will benefit from the fluid, classic, rhythmic swing of Dr. Wiren. * Having a mental tool under pressure is a definite edge. * This product works side by side with almost all of the mechanical golf training aids available today. FAQ Q: Is SwingSong the Concept for just certain skill level of golfer? A: SwingSong the Concept is for ALL golfers; men, women and children of all skills. Consistent Rhythm,Tempo and Timing (RTT) improves everyone’s game! Q: Why will ‘SwingSong the Concept’ work better than a metronome? A: A metronome has no melody to follow or to commit to memory. When associated with musical notes and a rhythmic beat, the tempo becomes easy and accurate to recall and follow. Q: What do golf instructors think of SwingSong the Concept?

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      Mulligan

      Posted by admin | July 19th, 2010

      At any given moment in time, as the world turns, millions of men and women are hacking, duffing, topping and shanking golf balls on resort courses and goat tracks from Pebble Beach to Pratt’s Bottom. Mulligan documents a single, glorious spring week in the golfing lives of three such hacks in their quest for the inaugural Coolum Cup on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. Long-term mates and the keepers of each other’s most intimate secrets, they pick and plod their way across numerous courses during their annual ‘away’ tour, carrying the heavy bag towards mid-life and an uncertain future.Who will lift the dung-shaped cup? Will Farquharson utilise his famous stroke-reducing pencil on his scorecard? Will the tech-savvy Dog stay off his mobile phone long enough to hit the longest drive in history? And who, in a threesome built on trust and old fashioned Australian mateship, will sneak the first mulligan? For the first time Mulligan takes you into the inner-sanctum of hackdom, reveals what is really spoken inside the mannered citadel of the golf course, and exposes the often hilarious, often heartbreakingly sad architecture of ordinary lives on the brink of change.

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      Frommer’s® Bahamas 2007

      Posted by admin | July 19th, 2010

      You’ll never fall into tourist traps when you travel with Frommer’s. It’s like having a friend show you around, taking you to the places locals like best. Our expert authors have already gone everywhere you might go ? they’ve done the legwork for you, and they’re not afraid to tell it like it is, saving you time and money. No other series offers candid reviews of so many hotels and restaurants in all price ranges. Every Frommer’s Travel Guide inlcudes prices for everything, dozens of color maps, and exciting coverage of sports, shopping, and nightlife. You’d be lost without us! Completely updated every year (unlike most of the competition), Frommer’s Bahamas 2007 features gorgeous color photos of the magnificent pink-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and island experiences that await you. Inside you’ll get complete details on the major resort areas of Nassau, Cable Beach, Paradise Island, and Freeport/Lucaya, with candid reviews of the best resorts, restaurants, casinos, and attractions. Then we’ll take you to the Out Islands, where you can find the perfect place to get away from it all on a your own stretch of secluded white sand. In every destination, you’ll find complete details on beaches, snorkeling, diving, deep-sea fishing, golf, and other active adventures–plus the best beach bars and the top restaurants for authentic, spicy island cuisine. Whether you want an elegant honeymoon hideaway or an affordable family resort, Frommer’s Bahamas 2006 can help you plan the island getaway that’s right for you. You’ll even get a color fold-out map, a complete cruise guide, and tips on find the best package deals.

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      Frommer’s® Arizona 2004

      Posted by admin | July 18th, 2010

      You’ll never fall into the tourist traps when you travel with Frommer’s. It’s like having a friend show you around, taking you to the places locals like best. Our expert authors have already gone everywhere you might go-they’ve done the legwork for you, and they’re not afraid to tell it like it is, saving you time and money. No other series offers candid reviews of so many hotels and restaurants in all price ranges. Every Frommer’s Travel Guide is up-to-date, with exact prices for everything, dozens of color maps, and exciting coverage of sports, shopping, and nightlife. You’d be lost without us! Completely updated every year (unlike most of the competition), Frommer’s Arizona 2004 features gorgeous color photos of the state’s spectacular scenery. Extremely detailed and personally researched, this is the most reliable and in-depth guide you can buy for an Arizona adventure. From world-class golf resorts to authentic dude ranches, from stunning Southwestern-style B to rustic lodges and secluded campgrounds, our authors have chosen the very best places to stay throughout the state, in all price ranges. They’ll show you the most scenic drives, and take you outdoors for desert hikes, superb golf, thrilling white-water rafting, horseback riding, and more. Serious shoppers will appreciate our insider advice on finding the best of local art galleries and the most intriguing regional crafts, rugs, and pottery. And of course, you’ll discover where to find the best Mexican and Southwestern dining, from elegant resort restaurants to roadside joints that offer great regional specialties and a mean margarita. With Frommer’s in hand, you’ll see all the highlights, from glorious vistas of the Grand Canyon to the fanciful red-rock formations of Sedona, from the eerie monoliths of Monument Valley to the silent splendors of the desert. You’ll even get a free color fold-out map and an online directory that makes trip-planning a snap.

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      The Breakout Principle

      Posted by admin | July 17th, 2010

      Would it surprise you to learn that to solve a seemingly unsolvable problem, you need to get up and leave the room? A walk in the woods will help you finish your novel? Humming can make you a better tennis player? Or completely giving up is the way to succeed? In The Breakout Principle, the bestselling author of The Relaxation Response delivers the ultimate self-help principle — simple instructions to activate a powerful biological trigger that converts conflict and confusion into clarity and extraordinary performance, a state athletes refer to as “the zone.” More than three decades ago, Dr. Herbert Benson of the Harvard Medical School began research into why some people are devastated by stress while others thrive, turning it into brilliant achievement. Now The Breakout Principle reports the discovery of an easy-to-access inner switch that increases mental function, enhances creativity and productivity, maximizes athletic performance, and enriches spiritual life. The same internal mechanism that improves a tennis serve or golf putt strengthens your speaking skills, makes you a better negotiator, and fosters inner peace and belief. Dr. Benson and coauthor William Proctor explain the cutting-edge science behind the phenomenon in accessible language, clearly describe the four distinct phases of the Breakout, and provide simple, step-by-step instructions on how to activate the Breakout “trigger.” Compelling case histories and information on how to incorporate Breakouts into daily life are woven throughout the book. Dr. Benson’s previous discoveries have helped millions reduce the harmful effects of stress. The Breakout Principle now reveals how to maximize your untapped abilities and powers.

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      Breakthrough Golf!

      Posted by admin | July 16th, 2010


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