Keith McCready Alive and Kickin'

THX. “Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe" - Albert Einstein, German-born, American, theoretical physicist, March 14, 1879 - April 18, 1955
no way did einstein say that. that's another thing attributed to him he never could have said.

he believed the universe was static not infinite.

Pool Ball Collecting.

I have 6 sets of Dynospheres and not one of them is within 1.5 grams as stated on the box.
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Prime lithium. 2.1 gr
Cobalt elemental. 2.6 gr
Vanadium. 1.8 gr
Rhodium. 1.7 gr
Tungsten. 2.7 gr
Platinum. 1.9 gr

All within reason in my book, just saying they shouldn't make that claim!!
Do you think they'll send me some new sets if I complain? 😳
You never know. Mine were pretty tight when I weighed them.

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Ronnie doing Ronnie Things - Highest Break Ever

Un-nooh shoots fast and furious and raced to the finish line in record time. What a great win! I'm bummed out that Ronnie got so close and lost. But it will only hurt a little bit, I guess. :)

yea i don't think ronnie takes that loss bad. literally nothing he could do there, and it was over in no time

thepchaya always had promise, but unfulfilled. he has slowed down a second or two but still plays very fast

How High Or Low Do You Cue For Maximum Spin And Had Dr. Dave Ever Studied This?

How high or low do you cue the ball when attempting maximum spin?

The golfer in me knows that for maximum backspin, you want a downward strike. It would seem to me that physics would say the same would be true in pool, which would mean a slightly elevated butt.

Does that mean we should strike slightly upwards for maximum follow? I know that many instructors tell us the cue should finish on the felt for all shots, but this seems counterintuitive to me.

I also wonder if Dr. Dave has done a study on this.

Thanks in advance!
Yes. Dr. Dave has a LOT of information on tip offset. You can google his pages and enjoy a lot of light (or math intense) reading as well as high speed and normal speed videos.

-td

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