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3.03/5 rDev -7.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
An average hop-less IPA from a value-based brewer
Appearance: Light copper with minimal head
Smell: Faint malty...hops?
Taste: Sweet malty; can't taste the hops
Mouthfeel: Way too much carbonation, masks the flavors; bitter in the beginning with smoother finish
Drinkability: An OK beer but nothing special
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Develops a nice head upon pouring which dissaptes quickly leaving a thin layer of foam. The beer is a clear amber color.
Smells lightly hoppy, and not a whole lot else.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Arrowhead Stadium is once again the loudest stadium in the NFL. This time, it's official.
The Kansas City Chiefs broke the world record for an outdoor sports stadium in their 24-7 win over Oakland on Sunday when they reached 137.5 decibels in the closing minutes.
An official from Guinness World Records told The Associated Press confirmed that Chiefs fans broke the record of 136.6 set by Seahawks fans during a game against San Francisco earlier this year.
To put that in perspective, a jet engine at 100 feet is about 140 decibels.
"I had people who'd been coming to Chiefs games for decades come up to me and say, `I've never heard it that loud,"' said Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt, whose family's franchise has long claimed that Arrowhead Stadium is the loudest in the league. "It's very difficult for a team to play in that."
That may be an understatement.
The Raiders struggled with the reverberating sound all afternoon, and where whistled for 11 penalties — several of them were false starts and for delay of game, simply because nobody in the visiting huddle could hear each other talking.
"It was a tough environment," Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor acknowledged.
The record-setting attempt was planned by Chiefs fans but had support of the organization, which paid $7,500 to fly an adjudicator from Guinness to Kansas City to document the effort. It turned out to be Philip Robertson, who also was on hand when the Seahawks set their mark.
"They destroyed any Premier League hopes of attaining this record, I can tell you that, and I'm a Brit that loves the Premier League," Robertson said. "It was extraordinary."
Robertson said that the sustained level of noise inside Arrowhead Stadium was greater than at CenturyLink Field, when Seattle set the record. But all that matters for the record books is the peak volume, and it appeared as if the Chiefs were going to come up short as the game wound down.
"In the fourth quarter, they got to 135.4, and that's where we thought they were going to finish," Robertson said. "Heads dropped, but then the fans really started working together."
The result was a record-setting din that shook the stadium's press box.
"We were really trying hard to get our calls to each other on defense. It was really tough," Chiefs safety Eric Berry said. "I had to actually go up to some of my teammates and yell in their ear what the calls were. But we love it, man. That's a great feeling."
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" One could only hope that for just one sunday during the season that the nfl implements the "Silent Sunday Rule",, You know ? just like some soccer leagues have. And also I would implement a special day where they do not hit each other sooooo hard,, that looks loke it hurts,,,jeezzee "
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Los Alamos Co-op Market, 95 Entrada Dr. Date inspected: Feb. 19 Violations: None. Status of Establishment: Approved. No follow up required. Santa Fe Subway, 554 Guadalupe St. Date inspected: Feb. 5 Violations: Three high-risk violations. Food temperatures in danger zone. Drain line to floor has a leak in prep area. Employee drinks could cross-contaminate food prep area. Four moderate-risk violations. Top of food equipment has food and dust build up. Improper use of three-compartment sink. One low-risk violation. Employees have no hair restraints, nets or hats. Status of Establishment: Approved. Follow up inspection Feb. 12.
Concert spotlights young musicians The Santa Fe Youth Symphony Association presents the eighth Annual "Spotlight on Young Musicians" concert, 7 p.m. March 15 at the Scottish Rite Temple in Santa Fe. Special guest, music educator and 12 Grammy Award winning composer David Grusin, will perform pieces during the evening. The concert will feature outstanding young musicians from northern New Mexico who auditioned to participate. Winners will perform selections from Broadway to Bach, and jazz to pop. Proceeds from the concert will support music education for youth. Tickets for the Spotlight Concert are $10 for adults, $5 for students, and children 5 and under will be admitted free. Tickets will be available at the door, or in advance by calling the Santa Fe Youth Symphony offices at 467-3770. Call or visit sfys.org for additional information.
Time to break away in Taos For less than the cost of two roundtrip airline tickets to a crowded beach destination, spring break in Taos, is an attractive option with numerous outdoor and cultural activities including a "Spectacular Spring Break" concert Saturday, featuring music by Taos singer/songwriter Max Gomez and alternative band from Austin, Texas, Alpha Rev.
The next Los Alamos Historical Society Lecture will feature "Globetrotters, Border Crossers, and the Tangled Tales of U.S.-Mexico Borderlands History," by Dr. Samuel Truett. The lecture begins at 7:30 p.m. March 11 at Fuller Lodge. Set sail with two enigmatic globetrotters for the U.S.-Mexico borderlands. One was a former English adventurer who fought pirates and sailed opium clippers. The other was a Cossack warrior who became an Indian fighter, border guard and spy. Their stories connect the U.S.-Mexico borderlands to world history in unexpected ways. Truett is an associate professor in the Department of History at the University of New Mexico, where he teaches borderlands history. He is author of several publications, including "Fugitive Landscapes: The Forgotten History of the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands," selected as an Outstanding Academic Title for 2007 by Choice Magazine. He was selected "Top Young Historian" by HNN History News Network in April 2008.
Hear the story of species of beetle, its introduction into the United States and eventual migration into New Mexico. Dr. Carol A. Sutherland, an extension entomologist at New Mexico State University and also State Entomologist for the New Mexico Department of Agriculture, will give a presentation, 7 p.m. March 11 at the Pajarito Environmental Education Center. The program is free, and no advance registration is necessary. Since its introduction into the U.S. nearly 200 years ago, saltcedar has demonstrated it can out-compete native vegetation for available water, causing serious economic and environmental problems as this noxious weed has spread throughout the West. While saltcedar can be controlled with burning, herbicides, goats and mechanical means, these methods are temporary and expensive. Since no effective natural enemies of saltcedar occurred in the U.S., scientists spent many years screening various natural enemies of saltcedar in Eurasia and North Africa.
Learn/Practice ART in a relaxed atmosphere. The Fuller Lodge Art Center offers many classes this spring. The art workshops are both multi-week and one day workshops. There are three that will begin this first week in March that still have space for students to register. • Watercolor Introduced with Jacob Spill. Experience the world of water color painting! Learn and try a variety of techniques and subject matter. Students will work on both studies and finished artwork. See the instructor's work at: Visual Arts by Jacob Spill. Classes are 6-8 p.m. Mondays, through March 31. $100 plus a supply list. • Drawn In with Ken Nebel. Get into the Zen of drawing, learn to see things differently, and help your hands draw what you see. Students will learn to look at the negative space around an object, work with the whole canvas and work large. Take on a variety of subject matters and mark making mediums. Classes are 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, through April 1. $100 plus supply list.
Registration opened for Y summer programs this week. Camp registrations completed through April 30 save a $25 registration fee. Summer options for teens and elementary-school aged youth are available. The Y has two camp choices for youth in kindergarten through seventh grade. Y Camp offers a traditional day "camp" experience for elementary age youth featuring arts and crafts, drama, sports, assembly, swimming, hikes, field trips and the opportunity to create friendships with other kids in one's own age group. It includes fun, hands-on science projects, and a Camp Readers program. Y Camp will have a Dr. Seuss-book weekly theme at Barranca Elementary School. The also has an outdoor-based camp, iCARE Adventures on the Pajarito Plateau, which focuses on hands-on, nature and play-based environmental education. Barranca Elementary is the point for drop-off, pick up and inclement weather, but this camp is held at area trails and canyons. Additionally, during the two days before school starts, iCARE Day Camp will hold a garden-themed outdoor-based camp. Several sports-themed day camps are also being offered with dates to be announced.
Wow, it is finally over. The 2013-2014 Los Alamos Hilltopper wrestling season has come to an end. As the mother of a senior, 145-pounder Chandler Lauritzen, this season end has particular meaning and a sense of melancholy that I assume is practice for graduation day itself. It started our with P-Knut, aka John Michael Romero who signed my oldest son's name on the line as someone interested in finding out about the Los Alamos Middle School wrestling team. Our family didn't know a thing about wrestling, except what we saw on television, but with the youth advice of John Gibson and the adult assurance of Lee Gibson, he would give it a try. Then comes a time when we meet Coach Ben Salas and Coach David Rendell, they taught the basics and began to train the seventh grade boy that would spend the next six years, pursuing a passion, striving for a goal. I've said it before, but this may be the last time I'll say it, that the sport of wrestling makes the man. The setbacks and pitfalls may not be able to be overcome, but the process teaches skills that build life long lessons. The sport creates a sense of family because it doesn't just become about how good my child does, but I equally cheer for your child, because I want them to be successful too.
The last time the Pajarito Environmental Education Center offered a trip lead by local Geologist Patrick Rowe to Shark's Tooth Ridge, the trip filled up with a waiting list. So, back by popular demand, PEEC is again offering the trip to this aptly named site near Cabezon, where participants of all ages can expect to find samples of Cretaceous Period sharks' teeth. The day trip will be March 15. It's hard to imagine New Mexico was once under the sea, but during the Cretaceous Period, between 145.5 and 65.5 million years ago, much of the state was. Because of this, remains of sharks' teeth can be found at the site named Shark's Tooth Ridge, less than two hours from Los Alamos. Participants on the trip will look for the five different species of shark's teeth that can be found at this location. In addition, they will look for septarian nodules, which are also known as "dragon stones," due to their sometimes-scaly appearance. The nodules in this area often contain open pockets with beautiful calcite and barite crystals, making them special samples to take home. Participants of all ages are welcome to join, and the inevitability of finding samples makes this an excellent trip for kids.
The Los Alamos Animal Shelter, 226 East Road, 662-8179, has a great selection of adoptable pets just waiting for their forever home! Dogs and cats are great at chasing away the blues on cold nights, so come adopt a new friend today! Be sure to check out the Petfinder website for pictures of all adorable adoptable animals:
SHELTER HOURS: Noon to 6 p.m. Monday – Friday and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. weekends.
Thank you Los Alamos for visiting the shelter and giving the adoptable animals their forever homes!
Also, be sure to check out the website at lafos.org, to get more information about volunteering, adopting and donating, as well as read up on favorite animals and learn more about special needs animals, or cats and dogs currently in foster care.
All adoptable pets are microchipped, spayed or neutered, and up-to-date on vaccinations.
Kudos to community for supporting waffle breakfast
Boy Scout Troop 222 would like to thank the Pajarito Masonic Lodge No. 66 and the community for supporting their waffle breakfast on Feb. 1. The 17 boy scouts who participated in the event sold 325 tickets and worked a total of 73 hours cooking and serving breakfast. An additional 73 hours were also put in from other volunteers, parents, siblings and the Masonic Lodge members to make this fundraiser for summer camp and Philimont a huge success.
Los Alamos Blue Window Bistro and Catering, 812 Central Ave. Date inspected: Jan. 28 Violations: One high-risk violation. Ice scoop laying on top of ice machine, which was corrected at time of inspection. Two moderate-risk violations. Need thermometer inside refrigerators. One low-risk violation. Bottle of chemicals laying on top of prep refrigerator, which was corrected at time of inspection. Status of Establishment: Approved. No follow up required.
Morning Glory, 1377 Diamond Dr. Date inspected: Jan. 29 Violations: None. Status of Establishment: Approved. No follow up required.
Origami Japanese Restaurant, 182 Central Park Square Date inspected: Jan. 29 Violations: Two low-risk violations. Food handlers must wear caps or hair nets. Wall behind stove needs to be repaired, must be smoothed and cleanable. Status of Establishment: Approved. No follow up required.
The Southwest Chocolate and Coffee Fest returns to Albuquerque for its fourth year from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. March 22-23. There will be exhibitors, demonstrations, competitions and other surprises at the Expo New Mexico Fairgrounds as the event promises more chocolate, more coffee and more space than ever before. The SW Chocolate and Coffee Festival is the place to join those flavors with a great time of learning, enjoying live entertainment for the whole family. In addition to more than 100 exhibitors — all eager to share their products and expertise — there will be Guttard Chocolate baking competitions with great cash prizes — including a competition for "Best Young Baker" that nets the winner $75 and a professional baking class at The Specialty Shop. Professional cooking demonstrations by the Southwest Dairy Farmers and the Santa Fe Culinary Institute will be around to show the community how to try new things in their own kitchen. The public can also enjoy live cow milking demonstrations, family-friendly live music, a chocolate sculpture contest and more than 16,000 chocolate and coffee lovers expected to attend. A new feature is an entire area dedicated to family fun with kid-friendly entertainment and special activities.
Saddle up for the last two weekends of the New Mexico History Museum's exhibit, Cowboys Real and Imagined, closing March 16. Besides learning about more about 400 years of cowboying in the Land of Enchantment, there are free, family-friendly activities. The schedule: The Cowboy Hoedown in from 1-4 p.m. March 9 with music, dancing and crafts. Dance to the western music of Holy Water and Whiskey in the lobby and as a bonus, there will be free dance lessons by folks in threads inspired by 19th-century cowboys. Bring the kids to the classroom to craft a take-home collage of cowboy lingo and words of wisdom. Head upstairs for hat-fitting demonstrations by J.D. Noble of the Hatsmith of Santa Fe will be offering hat-fitting demonstrations. Holy Water and Whiskey is an Albuquerque trio performing traditional cowboy, bluegrass and miscellaneous whiskey tunes. Maggie Washburne plays bass, Scott Altenbach, guitar, and Bruce Washburne, guitar and banjo. The next weekend features "Billy the Kid in the Movies," 2 p.m. March 16. A lecture with film clips by historian Baldwin G. Burr. How was a relatively minor participant in the Lincoln County War transformed into the legendary outlaw?
Santa Fe Gallery Association announces Art Matters. The third installment of the series is "Sustenance," which runs through March 14-23. The series will be presented in Santa Fe galleries, museums and other locations to be announced separately. Sustenance can be anything that keeps someone alive by providing nourishment and strength. Therefore, the cornerstone of this event will be the unique exhibitions and discussions in the member galleries and museums that nourish the body, mind and soul with both food and art. These events will range from exhibitions and critical discussions with artists, critics and historians over a meal in the gallery to thematic exhibitions around food and its roll in art and culture. Throughout Art Matters — Sustenance, SFGA member galleries and museums will partner with Santa Fe's celebrated chefs to host important art exhibitions and conversations with a world-class culinary presentation in their respective galleries and venues. The exhibitions will cover a wide range of art, historical periods and related topics. Most in-gallery events are ticketed as the event is a fundraiser for Art Matters to create a lecture series and support educational and marketing efforts by SFGA.
The Los Alamos Community Winds presents its mid-winter concert "Wagner and the Movies" at 7 p.m. Saturday at Crossroads Bible Church. The performance will honor the work of composer Richard Wagner. The program is part of worldwide series of performances and events during the 2013-2014 concert season commemorating the bicentenary of Wagner's birth. Wagner (1813-1883) is one of the most controversial figures the history of music. "The Guinness Book of World Records" estimates that there are no less than 10,000 books or articles written about him. His operas or "music dramas" as he preferred to call them, broke all the conventional rules of harmony and theory and in many ways launched music into the wide spectrum of styles that has made up the music of the 20th century and today. "Concert bands are no stranger to Wagner's music," says LACW musical director, Ted Vives. "In many ways, the orchestra that Wagner used in most of his works was the forerunner of today's modern concert band."
Bob Dryja has been volunteering at the Pajarito Environmental Education Center for the past 12 years, first with some of the children's programs, and more recently as a board member. He still finds time to help out with field trips. Many volunteers said that he always has a smile on his face, a joke to tell and he is always willing to lend a hand. Dryja began his work with PEEC when fellow volunteer, Michele Altherr was looking for people to help with the Living Earth Adventure Program (LEAP) and Nature Odyssey Day Camp Programs. "I responded because I thought it would be fun to help with Nature Odyssey — it would be cool to be stuck in the Valle Grande for a week!" Dryja said. "I like the idea of getting kids outdoors into the high country of the Valle Grande or the Rio Grande valley for daily field trips. Over time, the programs have evolved and now its with another generation of parents," he said. He makes frequent trips to the Valles Caldera. He said he enjoys working with school age children and looks forward to showing them that there is more to life than cell phones, text messaging and video games.
The Search is on for New Mexico's Outstanding Senior Volunteer. Every day, New Mexico senior volunteers generously give their time and service to help others. Now here's a chance to give back by nominating a deserving older adult in the community for his or her outstanding service through the Salute to Senior Service program. Sponsored by Home Instead, Inc., the franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care® network, Salute to Senior Service recognizes the invaluable contributions of adults age 65 and older who give at least 15 hours a month of volunteer service to their favorite causes. "Seniors have so much to give and make a positive impact on our communities daily," said Chico Marquez, owner of the Home Instead Senior Care office, serving Santa Fe, Los Alamos and Española. "Senior volunteerism not only benefits others, but also helps seniors stay active and socially engaged in their communities — important elements of healthy aging." Members of the community are asked to nominate and vote for these everyday heroes through Saturday at SalutetoSeniorService.com. State winners will be determined by popular vote. A panel of senior care experts will then select a national Salute to Senior Service winner from among the state honorees.


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Final in 12
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7:05 PM ET, May 14, 2013
PNC Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
W: V. Mazzaro (2-0)
L: M. Fiers (0-2)
PITTSBURGH -- Andrew McCutchen figured if he kept hitting the ball hard that something good eventually would happen.
After flying out to the warning track twice earlier in the game, McCutchen homered leading off the bottom of the 12th inning to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday night.
McCutchen hit a 2-2 pitch from Mike Fiers (0-2) into the right-center field stands for his fifth home run of the season and the fourth game-ending shot of his career.
McCutchen sprinted out of the box upon contact and quickly made his way around the bases, raising his right fist in the air between first and second base.
"After the other two balls I hit, I wasn't taking anything for granted," he said. "I didn't know if it was going to go out or not when I hit it, so I just started running. Once I saw it was a home run, I just kept running."
McCutchen hit a drive to deep center field in the first inning with two runners on base that center fielder Carlos Gomez caught just in front of the fence. In the seventh, right fielder Norichika Aoki hauled in McCutchen's drive to the 375-foot sign in right-center field.
"I thought both of them were gone but I guess it's the cool weather keeping the balls in the park," McCutchen said. "It's been a cool spring and the ball doesn't seem to be carrying anywhere. Summer is just around the corner so hopefully the weather will warm up and balls will start flying pretty soon."
Pittsburgh's Jose Tabata had three hits, Russell Martin hit two doubles and Neil Walker had two hits.
Vin Mazzaro (2-0) pitched two scoreless innings to help the Pirates beat the Brewers for the just the second time in their last 12 meetings. Milwaukee had won five straight games at PNC Park.
"Everyone knows the success the Brewers have had against us, it's like they have a horseshoe (in their back pocket) every time they play us," McCutchen said. "It's awesome to be able to scratch out a win like this against them."
Ryan Braun had three hits, including a pair of doubles, for the Brewers after sitting out Monday night's win over the Pirates with stiffness in his neck and upper back. He also made a diving catch to rob John McDonald of extra bases leading off the 11th inning.
Aoki also had three hits for Milwaukee, Gomez added two hits and Jean Segura hit a home run and drove in two runs.
"It's tough to lose when you have a lead late and can't hold onto it," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "We kind of let this one slip away."
Milwaukee starter Kyle Lohse did not receive a decision after losing his previous three starts. He gave up three runs, five hits and five walks in 5 2/3 innings while striking out three.
The five walks were as many as he had allowed all season coming into the game.
Lohse is 1-4 in eight starts after signing a three-year, $33-million contract late in spring training as a free agent. The Brewers have scored only 15 total runs in his eight starts.
Jeff Locke, who has won his last three decisions for the Pirates, pitched six innings and allowed three runs on seven hits with one walk and six strikeouts.
Pittsburgh had a chance to win the game in the bottom of the ninth when Tabata doubled with one out and McCutchen was intentionally walked. However, Alfredo Figardo induced Garrett Jones to ground into an inning-ending double play.
The Pirates tied the game at 3-3 in the eighth inning on Martin's run-scoring double off John Axford. Walker led off the inning with a looping single to left field and then scored all the way from first with one out when Martin doubled into the left-field corner.
"I made one mistakes and it cost me and it seems to be happening just about every time I pitch," said Axford, whose ERA is 9.20 in 18 games. "I threw the ball well. I felt really good and then it was one mistake pitch and they score a run. It's frustrating, I'm not going to lie to you."
Walker also scored in the sixth to get the Pirates within a run. He walked, moved to third on Martin's first double of the game and scored on Clint Barmes' groundout.
"It seems like every other night, somebody is coming through with a big hit late in the game," Martin said. "There's a lot of fight in this team. We never feel we're out of a game."
Game notes
Home plate umpire Fieldin Culbreth was forced to leave the game in the top of the 11th inning when he was struck in the collarbone by a foul ball off the bat of Milwaukee 1B Yuniesky Betancourt. Second base umpire Bill Welke took over behind the plate. ... Brewers 2B Rickie Weeks returned to the lineup after being limited to pinch-hitting duty Monday as manager Ron Roenicke wanted to give him a mental break. Weeks had started every game this season. ... Martin started for Pittsburgh after missing four consecutive games and six of the last seven because of a stiff neck. The Pirates were the last team in the majors that had not played an extra-inning game this season. ... Yovani Gallardo (3-2, 4.70 ERA) will pitch Wednesday night for Milwaukee against left-hander Wandy Rodriguez (3-2, 3.62).
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PITTSBURGH, PA - MAY 14: Andrew McCutchen (22) of the Pittsburgh Pirates waits in the on-deck circle during the...
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Scoring Summary
1st | J Segura homered to left (428 feet). | 1 | 0 | |
1st | G Jones grounded out to second, S Marte scored, J Tabata to second. | 1 | 1 | |
4th | C Gomez doubled to deep right center, R Braun scored. | 2 | 1 | |
5th | J Segura grounded out to second, N Aoki scored. | 3 | 1 | |
6th | C Barmes grounded out to shortstop, N Walker scored, R Martin to third. | 3 | 2 | |
8th | R Martin doubled to deep left, N Walker scored, R Martin to third advancing on throw. | 3 | 3 | |
12th | A McCutchen homered to center (396 feet). | 3 | 4 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA |
Attendance | 11,556 (30.1% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 4:14 |
Weather | 65 degrees, partly cloudy |
Wind | 12 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Fieldin Culbreth, First Base - Brian O'Nora, Second Base - Bill Welke, Third Base - Adrian Johnson |
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August 6th, 2008, 06:17 AM | #41 | |
Could always pour chlorine in one hole and brake fluid in the other, then plug the holes and boom... problem solved. |
August 6th, 2008, 07:20 AM | #45 |
Young Gun..!
I had those at my parents house when i was cutting the gass i got stung 9 times in the leg, I had to stick my epi pen in my thy. my method for removal was a few can of wd40 and a lighter.. than some wasp killer stuff.. Worked well but i dont mow that part anymore. i make the neighbors do it. lol
August 6th, 2008, 07:32 AM | #48 |
Fuck talk, Duck walk!
I dont know what it is but KILL IT!!!!! Just dont let CC use anything flammable cause he will almost light your house on fire. While i like fire, i can imagine someones house getting burnt down somehow. Id rather get a good gas mask and use the Chlorine & Ammonia trick. For added bonus get 1 of these(http://www2.northerntool.com/product/200203874.htm) and if they start flying out another hole, you can burn them.
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August 6th, 2008, 07:55 AM | #50 |
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I think you should take it easy and just stick a garden hose down one of the hole and dorwn them. Once the water is pouring out of each hole in the ground you should be good.
Once the area is muddy you can then cave the holes in by stepping on them. But then to be sure, throw oil on top of the water that has flooded and light that shit on fire.
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August 6th, 2008, 08:24 AM | #51 |
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August 6th, 2008, 10:54 AM | #55 |
Out for the Summer!
Looks Pretty sick. Make sure you get all the holes. If you don't...You're Screwed. I hear they are pretty aggresive and will chase after you for a while if you threaten them. I like the tailpipe idea. That's a really good idea.
BTW, those are deffinatly not Cicada Killers. We have cicada killers all over camp. They are fun to watch; and like the one guy said they are completely harmless. The holes do look like Cicada Killer holes though. |
August 6th, 2008, 11:30 AM | #56 | |
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August 6th, 2008, 11:49 AM | #58 |
I am the law.
I've been doing battle in my driveway for 3 days now. Apparently, they thought the Gladiator I just hauled off was their aircraft carrier, or something. There was a dull buzz in the air shortly after I started ratcheting it up on the trailer with the come-along. I'm usually not alarmed by stinging insects, but this was an eyebrow-raiser. I just stayed at the front of the trailer, manning the come-along and maintaining area defense. It got interesting when the truck started going to one side or the other and I had to steer it.
Went through a couple cans and they were all still out there patrolling the other vehicles when I got back. I'm going to try a bunch of the hanging traps, as they'll just re-nest on the other trucks if I don't do something about it. |
August 6th, 2008, 01:23 PM | #59 |
This works for ground bees, so should work with these...
Wait until just before dusk. Begin boiling as much water as you can. Put the melting chocolate in the fondue pot. Begin drinking your favorite alcoholic beverage. At dusk, begin quickly pouring boiling water in their holes (gather friends so you can get them all at once). Keep drinking. Dig up holes & dip dead, boiled insects in melted chocolate. Eat up!!! Seriously, boil the bastards, eating optional, drinking required! |
August 6th, 2008, 01:30 PM | #60 | |
Chillin with the top off.
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Snow White was created in the early 1800s during a time when the healthy ideal woman was curvy, notice I said ideal, not the average peasant girl. When Snow White was released in film in the early 1900s the hourglass frame was the acceptable choice.
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I finished the BUPA GBR yesterday, and my Garmin Forerunner recorded 1h 59min 24sec, so I was a little surprised when my chip time showed up as 2h 1min 0sec.I would expect +/- 5 sec or so but over 90sec doscrepancy? Have checked 305 against another stopwatch and they agree to within 1 sec after 1 hour. Anyone else found a problem like this?
Does your garmin have auto pause switched on when you drop beneath a certain speed?That's caught me out before. Any walking near the start, or a drink stops might trigger it.
No - and I have learned to run while drinking so I don't need to slow down. There might have been some loss of satellite connection in the underpasses, but it usually tells me when that happens and I wasn't aware of it this time. Annoying though - I was really pleased when I thought I'd cracked the 2 hour barrier!
that is galling to be the difference between above and below 2 hours.
I had no issue with the chip, my 9.99 Karimor from Sportsdirect clocked to the second the right time as the chip -
im not familiar with the garmin, but is it possible it didnt stop timing till a bit after the end? its easy to forget to turn off timers etc when you finish. I would suggest the chip is right.
but you are so close to that 2hours, something to go for next year - any runner knows every second counts so i can see why it bugs you.
No error...my chip time was spot on against Garmin. The Garmin did have my moving time at slightly less (and i never stopped at all!) but i guess that was when the signal was lost in the underpasses?!
My Garmin Forerunner 110 was more or less spot on with chip time.
Depending on how far back from the start you were, could that time be the gun-chip time (as opposed to chip-chip time)? If so, it could be that your chip didn't register when you went over the start mat. Or, as I did recently, you are looking at the gun time column instead of the chip time...
OK sprint, that's probably the explanation - I thought the clock kept running even if the sat link was lost.
sanity - I know the difference between gun and chip time, and I was sure that the chip registered, so I think sprint has the answer. Going for sub-2 hours next year, because my PB on this run was 1h54min in 2010.
Thanks for all the feedback, might just use a stopwatch next year!
Switching off autopause before a race is a standard pre-race procedure for people who rely on Garmins.
Just to save you future problems the other standard "operator error" is not to check that you have sufficient memory left to store the laps of the race. If you don't do this it will just stop when the memory has 999 laps (Garmin 205).
Ohhh ........ of course it also helps to make sure it is charged!!!


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The minor in Gender and Women's Studies focuses on gender as a primary category of human experience.
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Wednesday, September 26, 2012
As part of ideastream's Be Well series on Addiction today Dee Perry speaks with former addict Dr. E about turning her life around with music. Plus we meet Obie-award-winning playwright Larry Kramer about his Tony-winning play The Normal Heart onstage starting this week for Ensemble Theater. David C. Barnett tells a group of teens in suburban Akron who have found great inspiration in an unlikely teacher. And we take another Road Trip through the great state of Ohio.
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