Zero turns are great for speed but not very versatile. I keep about 5.5 acres of our property cut with a JD 1023 subcompact and 60” deck. It’s not the fastest mow but it cuts really nice. The versatility of the machine more than makes up for the slightly slower mowing. The front end loader is priceless. I have a rear blade for it that I use for snow removal on our drive. It runs a 4’ tiller for our garden with ease. I can drag logs out of the woods with it and it will haul my 16’ utility trailer loaded with firewood and brush with no trouble. Try hauling a loaded trailer that size with a zero turn. Your transmission will just cry tears of sorrow.
Insert a dull butter knife under the membrane and along one of the bones to start prying it up. Grab with paper towels to maintain your grip. In my experience it is very easy to remove on fresh pork. If it is difficult to remove you may have an older chunk of meat.
Any update on Hank Poggi and his job description? It doesn't look like any of you slacker reporters are even trying to get to the real story of the season. Not a single Poggi question asked??? Journalism is definitely in a downward spiral!
The Mgomiller hate power rankings go thusly. 1) Notre Dame - I wish they would never win another football game, or better yet their football program stopped existing altogether. This comes from going to Catholic school until 8th grade. 2) Ohio State - I hope they never win another game except when they play Notre Dame, but I don't want their program to cease existing. I live in Ohio and am surrounded by arrogant cooler poopers every day. 3) Staee - I wish they would lose every game except when playing OSU or ND. I honestly do not know a single MSU fan anymore. I have no problems with them except that I love to disrespekt them.
Pardon me if I am incorrect. I seem to remember quite a bit of research being done around these parts, during the Rodriguez years, about the risk of injury to running quarterbacks. As I recall there was no significant correlation between quarterback runs and injury. In fact, I thought there was a slightly significant correlation that less running may equate more injury.
Those who performed the research hypothesized that a running quarterback may be in better position to take a hit in such a way that it doesn't cause injury because they have their eyes on the large men trying to damage them. A pocket statue is not fusing on the incoming rush and therefore may be less prepared to take the hit.
I still think we start O'Korn, but not because of his risk of injury. I want him to start because, as many others have said, he will open up the playbook with his feet.
Achiote is the best thing for pork ribs period. I spray with apple cider vinegar. Then rub with achiote paste. Then spray again with vinegar and rub a second time with chili powder, cumin, salt, pepper, and a dash of cayenne. Smoke with split maple or white oak logs until internal temperature is 185. I see some love for thermapen in some other comments but I vastly prefer my Comark PDT300. Definitely worth checking out.
Rule #3 is that you keep it unloaded until "ready to use". That is different than "ready to shoot". When carrying a weapon for self-defense purposes, it should be ready to use (loaded) at all times while carrying.
I know the DePriest family personally. It is not outside of the realm of possibility that they could have afforded that car for him.
I knew several middle class families who had kids that got sports scholarships for college. The parents then spent the college account on a new car for the kids.
I love this grill but hate the grates. They rusted through in about a year. I replaced them with Grill Grates and it works awesome. I don't care what kind of grill I get in the future so long as it fits the Grill Grates. They have a website you should check them out.
I have been married for only 5 years, but I think that this is correct. There are responsibilities that are held by each party in the marriage. These responsibilities were traditionally gender defined, but have become more up for negotiation in recent years.
My advice would be to be sure to define those responsibilities before getting married. As with any other endeavor in life, a plan is needed in order to succeed.
Example: My wife is great with finances, but I am horrible with them. I am a very good cook, my wife can only make a few dishes and cannot follow a recipe to save her life. We agreed early on, that she would handle the finances with my consultation and I would handle the cooking with some exceptions. It may seem a small thing, but I know that it has led to a much smoother relationship.
The Beatles sang "All you need is love." They were wrong. You need love, planning, respect, security, mutual interests/commonalities, communication, and so much more.
Regardless of whether Pitino knew about this, it is my understanding that he could still be hit with "lack of institutional control". Does anyone have a better or different understanding?
And excited about Vicious Vic and Brandon Peters? I know exactly what you are saying. I look at all the guys Harbaugh has brought in or is bringing in and see something potentially outstanding players. I keep reigning in my excitement by remembering that not everyone works out like we hope (Mallet, Forcier, Bass, etc...).
I have seen other teams do this but the advantage of it never fully hit me until our team did it last night. I too look forward to the wait, wait, wait, all clear, let's run. Why would anyone not punt like this? It seems like it would be the standard for teaching American punters too.
Good call on Mason Cole. He may well be the next great LT from UM.
I am also excited about seeing Bryan Cole. He may just be a freshman, but if he can improve his run blocking and route running, he may become a legit down field target. His athleticism seems to be off the chart and he has great size for the position.
I just threw it away 2 weeks ago or I would post a pic. The Official 1998 Rose Bowl T shirt was the ugliest piece of clothing I have ever bought. I was 21 and drunk and at the Rose Bowl and I actually purchased the POS.
It had the split block M and lots of overly colorful cluttered BS. It even had what looked like the Official Rose Bowl Logo sewn onto it.
That after a game that great I chose to not wear that ugly ass shirt once in all these years speaks volumes as to how ugly it really was. Although I definitely had an emotional attachment to that shirt that I kept it for this long.
I think that just talking about it with a group of people who would understand is very therapeutic. Thanks.
I have two smokers. Both are the cheap side fire box ones from Lowes but they do a very nice job. I cut trees out of fence rows for local farmers to get the wood I need and want. Then haul it and split it by hand. I have a shed to store the wood while it dries.
My favorite is brisket, but I also do the thanksgiving turkey on a smoker. Ribs, chicken, sausage, mac&cheez and almost anything else goes on the smoker when I fire it up.
The guy was athletic as all get out but just never put it together while at UM. I really think that his coaches struggled to utilize him properly and teach him how to play. Hope he has a long and successful career in the NFL.
Maybe we would be salty or maybe we wouldn't. We will probably never really know how we would feel about it as their conference prohibits them from coming up here. Ha ha!
I don't have any evidence to contradict what you are saying about open receivers and certainly agree that he will likely fail if taken by the Browns or another crappy team. He is, in my opinion, the best QB in this draft if you account for on the field and off the field performance.
I highly recommend reading Chris Brown's piece on Grantland about the top four QBs in the draft. In the article Brown praises Mariotta's ability to find receivers late in the progression and claims that Oregon was running 15-30 pro-style plays per game. The article can be found at https://grantland.com/features/2015-nfl-draft-quarterback-evaluation-fo…
Personally, I would be very interested to see New England take Winston. I don't think he will be around by the time they pick but that would seem to be the organization that could reign him in. Also, I think they still have Mallet behind Brady as their QB of the future.
The Liberty Mutual commercial where the girl talks about her car named Brad is terrible and it seems like it is on during every commercial break that I catch.
For local commercials, there is a car dealership outside of Dayton, Oh called Jeff Schmitt. The owner is in all of his commercials. He makes me want to stuff him in the trunk of one of his crappy used cars and drive it into the river.
The same drug has an annoying commercial with a fungusy toe playing tennis. John McEnroe is the announcer. The commercial is so bad that I hope Mac gets toe fungus for participating in such BS.
I grew up Catholic and attended Catholic schools. My uncle was a big time high school QB and was supposed to play for ND except for some senior year misfortunes. Almost everyone I knew as a kid were ND fans despite the fact I grew up and still live in central Ohio.
The ND game is the biggest game of the year for me. I don't have to deal with Sparties like those of you in Mich. OSU fans are easy for me to ignore and/or outwit. I love my family but they are impossible to be around when the domers win this game. They probably feel the same about my dad and I when UM wins this game.
The ND game is my chance to get bragging rights over the people that I loathe and love the most. I will truly miss this game.
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Zero turns are great for speed but not very versatile. I keep about 5.5 acres of our property cut with a JD 1023 subcompact and 60” deck. It’s not the fastest mow but it cuts really nice. The versatility of the machine more than makes up for the slightly slower mowing. The front end loader is priceless. I have a rear blade for it that I use for snow removal on our drive. It runs a 4’ tiller for our garden with ease. I can drag logs out of the woods with it and it will haul my 16’ utility trailer loaded with firewood and brush with no trouble. Try hauling a loaded trailer that size with a zero turn. Your transmission will just cry tears of sorrow.
1) Notre Dame - I wish they would never win another football game, or better yet their football program stopped existing altogether. This comes from going to Catholic school until 8th grade.
2) Ohio State - I hope they never win another game except when they play Notre Dame, but I don't want their program to cease existing. I live in Ohio and am surrounded by arrogant cooler poopers every day.
3) Staee - I wish they would lose every game except when playing OSU or ND. I honestly do not know a single MSU fan anymore. I have no problems with them except that I love to disrespekt them.
Those who performed the research hypothesized that a running quarterback may be in better position to take a hit in such a way that it doesn't cause injury because they have their eyes on the large men trying to damage them. A pocket statue is not fusing on the incoming rush and therefore may be less prepared to take the hit.
I still think we start O'Korn, but not because of his risk of injury. I want him to start because, as many others have said, he will open up the playbook with his feet.
I see some love for thermapen in some other comments but I vastly prefer my Comark PDT300. Definitely worth checking out.
I knew several middle class families who had kids that got sports scholarships for college. The parents then spent the college account on a new car for the kids.
In case you didn't know.
We will get Asiasi
Harbaugh wins again.
In spectacular fashion
M still won the game.
I have been married for only 5 years, but I think that this is correct. There are responsibilities that are held by each party in the marriage. These responsibilities were traditionally gender defined, but have become more up for negotiation in recent years.
My advice would be to be sure to define those responsibilities before getting married. As with any other endeavor in life, a plan is needed in order to succeed.
Example: My wife is great with finances, but I am horrible with them. I am a very good cook, my wife can only make a few dishes and cannot follow a recipe to save her life. We agreed early on, that she would handle the finances with my consultation and I would handle the cooking with some exceptions. It may seem a small thing, but I know that it has led to a much smoother relationship.
The Beatles sang "All you need is love." They were wrong. You need love, planning, respect, security, mutual interests/commonalities, communication, and so much more.