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don’t think they’re looking to allow fans in.
Like I said, this is going to kill GRAs attendance numbers.
don’t think they’re looking to allow fans in.
I think it would increase fan interest.As in a whole bunch of teams using GRA as their "home" stadium? That would certainly bump up the attendance/revenue numbers, although I'm guessing some of the revenue would go to the teams playing each game.
This is an old video, but I thought it was like those rigged carnival games tricks that are virtually impossible to win. You expect the hole to be small, but because they are using dirty ice look at how the puck is jumping all over the place. It needs to be completely flat to get through that slot. Funny too that the presenter girl is more excited than he is.
Last night I watched five of the six episodes. It's very good and I plan on finishing it tonight.Binge watched a few shows over the last few days. Anyone seen Waco, manhunt or containment? All highly recommended.
Waco? It’s really upsetting how they were treated. People should have lost jobs over how that went down. No regard for human life at all.Last night I watched five of the six episodes. It's very good and I plan on finishing it tonight.
I share your thoughts, zero interest in summer hockey in a few Cities without fans. Just call it and come back strong in Oct. Figure out a way to not penalize player's salaries too much and give teams a way to address Cap.It's probably only because I'm a fan of a team that had a 0% chance at qualifying for the playoffs, but I'd rather they just erased the whole season and started fresh next year. Focus on starting on-time, and hopefully having a standard, back to business as usual 20-21 campaign.
And give teams their draft pick back that they sold at the deadline.Figure out a way to not penalize player's salaries too much and give teams a way to address Cap.
I've been a terrible lawn owner. I used to take good care of my lawn and follow the rules. But I did nothing starting last fall. I stopped watering in October and just started again like a week or two ago. I didn't weed and feed. I've been mowing but it's not nice and green and there are many weeds (more than I've ever allowed). Is it even possible to properly weed and feed a lawn when it's 100 degrees outside? Am I beyond the point of no return?
Winter seed and maintain October through May, the rest of the time just turn the water off as there's not much point. The only "grass" that seems to thrive in triple digit temps is also capable of slicing wood so I figure why bother.I've been a terrible lawn owner. I used to take good care of my lawn and follow the rules. But I did nothing starting last fall. I stopped watering in October and just started again like a week or two ago. I didn't weed and feed. I've been mowing but it's not nice and green and there are many weeds (more than I've ever allowed). Is it even possible to properly weed and feed a lawn when it's 100 degrees outside? Am I beyond the point of no return?
I’ve typically done both the winter rye and the summer burmuda. Both on a seasonally appropriate weeding/feeding/watering schedule. This winter I decided to give the winter lawn a “rest”. Which is actually recommended. Having said that, I was too lazy to weed/feed/water to get a proper summer lawn going. Now I think it’s too late. I think a weed and feed will fry it. Burn to crisp.Winter seed and maintain October through May, the rest of the time just turn the water off as there's not much point. The only "grass" that seems to thrive in triple digit temps is also capable of slicing wood so I figure why bother.
It was a couple decades ago but I once owned a detail shop. For cloth we always used reusable baby diapers for cleaning the inside upholstery and Terry cloth for wiping off wax on paint. For the nooks and crannies we used an air compressor with a trigger gun to just blow the cleaning product and dirt out of there. Products to use I have no idea after all these years???Need help from the car guys around here. I want to start doing my own detailing on my vehicle. What are the best products to use for an amateur home detailer? My considerations 1. Preservation of vehicle condition 2. Storage of the items (don’t want them to be huge and want leaving in a million degree garage to be okay 3. Ease of use (so I don’t get lazy and not do it often enough 4. Affordability
I have “auto butler” and I like the way the care looks after it goes through that service but it’s only few times a year. I want the car to look like that always. I also really want really nice small clothes and brushes to keep the little nooks and crannies clear of dust. I have a crappy brush now that leaves fibers. Pointless. Also want a cloth I can safely use on both matte and gloss surface without damaging them. Also the infotainment screen.
Googling this doesn’t help me. I just get a bunch of sponsored content. Amazon is filled with cheap Chinese garbage. I want to know what car enthusiasts who love and baby their cars use to keep them looking brand new forever.
Anyone willing to help point me to legit resources or provide recommendations?
So I took today through Friday off. Work has been killing me. Any suggestions on Netflix or Amazon shows to watch through this? I'm rewatching stranger things, planning on band of brothers rewatch, but new shows would be nice.
So I took today through Friday off. Work has been killing me. Any suggestions on Netflix or Amazon shows to watch through this? I'm rewatching stranger things, planning on band of brothers rewatch, but new shows would be nice.
season 3 of Ozark,
Jason Bateman is completely wrong for that role. Had to stop watching during season 2.