bamarep

This week's rain washed away the wood chip mulch I put on all of my tomatoes and peppers. 5.5 inches of rain in 4 hours will do that. I was worried about my beans/peas because I had just cultivated them. Looks like I may be able to salvage them.

Wrecked my driveway too, took me two afternoons on the tractor to fix that.

We needed the ran badly but DAMN.

There isn't a simple answer to a complex question.

The biggest problem is that PPVs happened. Also, America's prime athletes gravitated to the stick and ball sports. The advent of robust amateur leagues for the stick and ball sports got athletes out o0f gyms in the other sports "off months" so the pipeline of younger talent took a hit.

There's also the issue of the best not fighting the best. In US boxing's hayday 1980s-2000s you didn't have to beg the best to fight the best. They were lining up to fight each other.

Corrupt sanctioning bodies haven't helped but they were corrupt back then too.

I'm a massive boxing fan and do not think that MMA had a lot to do with boxing's decline at all. They are different sports with different fan bases.

But boxing is far from dead as many would like to claim.

Inoue/Nakatani just filled a 55K seat stadium and US fans were up at daylight to watch the fight.

Haney/Garcia II will fill up any arena it's staged in.

Benavidez/Canelo or Benavidez/Bivol will do huge numbers

As a previous posted mentioned, boxing being on free TV again would go a long way to building it back up because fans could watch fighters grow and become more invested.

Also, fighters today seem to lack charisma. Suger Ray, Hearns, RJJ, Ali, Foreman, and ODH were household names with huge endorsement deals. Even casuals knew who they were.

There are very few (especially US) fighters with marketable charisma and appeal. Garcia has it but he needs to not act like a wack job half of the time.

Does any of this affect the "super safety" mechanisms?

Asking for a friend.

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I wish my wife would can this stuff.

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Do it yourself baw. I inherited my grandmothers and mothers canning equipment because my sister didn't want it. I've actually enjoyed learning how do can different things.

We bought a new (to us) place last summer. When I expand my shop I'm actually going to use some of that space as my "canning kitchen" so I don't destroy the one in the house when I can stuff.

We're at 3.5 inches so far in the gump.

last inch was a slow all nighter.

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O’Reilly race is really good.

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First one i've watched in a long long time. It was VERY entertaining.

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Is Nascar trying to destroy what remaining fans they have? Are they paying attention to F1 killing that sport with electrics?

Lets kill the one series gaining audience business plan.

No one hates Nascar more than their execs.

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I'm not sure what is driving racing execs across the globe to dive into this electric bullshite but it damn sure isn't "data."

Not only do racing fans want NOTHING to do with electric vehicles, but neither do consumers. Outside of Tesla, ALL of the manufacturers are pulling back on their investments into electric. ALL of them.

Why? Because the narrative that built the push to go 'green" was complete and utter bullshite dreamed up by Washington and London "think tanks."

It's complete drivel that isn't supported by FACTS.

We aren't running out of oil

There's more ice at the poles than there was 50 years ago

The oceans aren't rising

My F350 isn't driving the speckled pecker salamander into extinction


IT'S ALL NONSENSE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Give me my V8 racing or go the frick away

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My conspiracy is Nascar wants Bubba to win so badly they gave Toyota an advantage. But he’s not winning. Reddick is running circles around him. They have the same equipment and engines. One was a great hire the other a DEI hire.

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Although I agree with your premise that Bubba and Radja get more attention than they deserve it's hard to believe that they would give Toyota an advantage after the way MJ dunked on them in court.

That's literally going to cost them BILLIONS.

My heart is hurt baw.

More information about what type of system you have would be helpful. First solution to try is to raise your temp a few degrees. The colder the air is the more humidity it will carry. Is this a whole building issue or isolated to a few offices?

Does your system used chilled water or is it strictly refrigerant based?

Make sure your supply ducts are insulated properly. Warm air in your plenum space will cause condensation on your ducts if they aren't properly insulated.

Your vendor is correct. Adding dehumidification equipment on a system not originally designed for it is hella expensive.

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Make drivers have to drive.

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Your proposed changes do not do this.


You want to minimize fuel mileage races?

1) Raise the front air dam

2) Lower the rear spoiler

3) Soften the tires

4) Increase HP

This is the one I use.

Takes a little time to make but will last forever.