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I agree with this other than for kids. Lambeau tour is still better with children.
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I do appreciate everyone's input. After the 4th of July, I will probably pull the trigger on a Traeger Timberline 1300. I would be able to use it for quick grilling of burgers for the family on weeknights and smoking on weekends. It's not cheap so any last words of advice?
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I took my family out there for an evening game a couple of years ago. We sat on the 1st base side to get some great views of the bridge & downtown. While the sun was setting was incredibly beautiful. We were out out the direct sun earlier than the 3rd base side.
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The price of a Traeger seems fine. I look at Home Depot and see so many options. I'm typically under time demands (4 kids) so if a Traeger is nearly as fast as a propane gas grill, then that might be where I lean. I am typically grilling burgers, brats, chicken breasts, & steak (& veggies), so I need a larger cooking space. My grilling skill is novice, but I'm wanting to learn. FYI-I currently place wood chips in a burn box in my gas grill. Thank you all thus far.
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I'm in analysis paralysis. Please help. I've been using propane grills for years as a matter of convenience. I'd like to take the next step up. Should I buy a smoker, a pellet grill, green egg, sous vide? Convenience is still important. Thank you in advance for recommendations/reasoning.
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I have lived on Lake Winnebago and had a cottage on the Legend Lake Chain. I had done research for cottages on the Waupaca Chain for a few years, but just never pulled the trigger since we are a water skiing family and Waupaca seemed too busy for my tastes. One of the best options is Schmidt's Boat Lifts and Docks. Excellent service and a good family owned business. They sell/service lifts and docks. They also have a service for dock/lift removal. Don't consider trailering the pontoon boat each weekend. Pontoons are more difficult for trailering due to size and maneuverability. I've seen many pontoons without lifts. Instead you can use dock bumpers and removable boat bumpers along with securing the pontoon to the dock with dock line. I know someone who actually installs 4 metal poles at the 4 corners of the pontoon just 1' from his dock. He then secures the pontoon to the poles with bungee cords. (Multiple in case a storm comes along) The advantage of a lift is that you might not have to place & remove the cover each weekend if your lift has a canopy cover. (I did have a bird nest one year though.) Depending on your storage plan, you might not need to own a trailer. Renting or borrowing is much easier for pontoon trailers since they are more universal than fiberglass boat trailers. Good Luck and enjoy.
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I ran about 10 simulations. I was able to select Murray or Queen in 9 of 10 mocks. None of the WR fell to #30. However, in one mock, Herbert fell to the Packers 2nd round pick. I took him, but felt it wasn't a good overall draft since I missed on most of the WR talent.
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While flattening the curve is truly important, not many admit the US is better prepared for this than most other countries. Here is a quote from an economist I follow. "Meanwhile, a 2013 study by the Department of Health and Human Services determined that the US has the most Intensive Care Unit beds per capita of any country at 20-32 per 100,000 people. This is far higher than China where there are only 2.8-4.6, demonstrating why they needed to build hospitals overnight. Likewise, the US far outdoes countries with socialized medical systems like Canada (13.5), Sweden (5.8-8.7), or the UK (3.5-7.4). This means the US is better suited to deal with the healthcare capacity issues that could arise with a Pandemic than virtually any other country in the world."
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While flattening the curve is truly important, not many admit the US is better prepared for this than most other countries. Here is a quote from an economist I follow. "Meanwhile, a 2013 study by the Department of Health and Human Services determined that the US has the most Intensive Care Unit beds per capita of any country at 20-32 per 100,000 people. This is far higher than China where there are only 2.8-4.6, demonstrating why they needed to build hospitals overnight. Likewise, the US far outdoes countries with socialized medical systems like Canada (13.5), Sweden (5.8-8.7), or the UK (3.5-7.4). This means the US is better suited to deal with the healthcare capacity issues that could arise with a Pandemic than virtually any other country in the world."
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My godson was sent home from college and he now finds out that his 3 roommates have the Corona virus. Local doctors have refused to give him the test since he only has a sore throat. smh
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They just used their last bullet!! smh They should never have cut rates three times in 2019 when the economy was humming along just fine. Funny, they should never have raised rates 4 times in 2018 while simultaneously Quantitative Tightening. From 2012 - 2016 economists where looking for one rate hike per year, but Yellen continued to sit on her hands. Slow and steady would have been a better solution.
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Milwaukee Bucks 2019 playoffs Rd 2 vs Boston Celtics
BMuch25 replied to DuWayne Steurer's topic in Other Sports
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OldSchoolSnapper "The single greatest cause is the demise of unions. This isn't advocacy, it is just a simple fact." That is a bold fact. When precisely do you believe was the beginning of income inequality and the beginning of the demise of unions?
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Hello Molitor Fan. I can't help you out as I have family obligations already this weekend, but I just wanted to give a shoutout to a fellow long-timer. Welcome home!
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The T-Rats put on a really nice golf outing yesterday at Shamrock Heights GC in New London. Payton Henry, C for T-Rats, was the 5th golfer in our group. He was incredibly gracious and really down to earth. I'm now a big fan of his and look forward to having my kids out there rooting for him (along with the rest of the T-Rats). Funny moment - On one of the holes, there was a prize wheel. I spun and won a Ryan Braun T-Rats uniformed Bobble head. When Payton was awaiting his turn, I asked him if he was hoping the 'mystery prize' was an addition to the 40 man roster. He responded enthusiastically like it would be his dream coming true. It was a beautiful moment for me to see him imagining one of his goals being realized. He's a nice young man who makes it easy to root for him.
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Hello RobDeer, I live on the north shore of Lake Winnebago. A good resource for looking into the quality of a lake is the DNR website. http://dnr.wi.gov/lakes/lakepages/results.aspx You'll be able to see the contour of a lake along with where there is a sand bottom vs. muck.