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buckeyefarmer
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Just had a great lunch, Costco ham, potatoes, green beans. Pecan pie baking now.
Right as I was to start streaming worship service chrome would not let me start the live feed to Facebook. Ended up having to reboot my server, which had to do a windows update first. Fortunately got started only 10 minutes late.
I hate Microsoft. I’ve had this happen before, where a machine had an update ready some software would not work, forcing you to run the update then.
Overcast, calling for high winds again.
Right as I was to start streaming worship service chrome would not let me start the live feed to Facebook. Ended up having to reboot my server, which had to do a windows update first. Fortunately got started only 10 minutes late.
I hate Microsoft. I’ve had this happen before, where a machine had an update ready some software would not work, forcing you to run the update then.
Overcast, calling for high winds again.
sodamo
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Not maple syrup, but a few years ago I accidentally found out adding Meyers Rum to the glaze was an improvement.
Kyle_in_Tex
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Our church has been simultaneously running service on FB and Youtube. It seems youtube runs smoother for most watchers.
buckeyefarmer
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I have pasture ornaments all around me. I can watch horses graze and I don’t have to pay a dime.
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David- Thanks for the response. There is not a lot of information available on my Chinese made 23º lug patterned R-1's, but looking at available information comparing 23º to 45º tires the 23º would be the worst possible choice for your needs. They might not be the best pattern for my needs as well, but I trust the owner of the tire center getting me the best tire for my needs.
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A few years ago I found a recipe that used Jack Daniels in a ham glaze. I used it on a turkey, with a less expensive Bourbon (so as not to be accused of alcohol abuse), and didn't notice much difference from a simple brown sugar glaze. But it sure made the kitchen smell nice!:laughing:
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I've noticed that, too.
Probably because Google has a significantly more advanced server farm supporting YouTube, and probably bigger network piping, too.:2cents:
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Did the steepness of your ground go into your tire selection, Jay? I was reminded again yesterday that the R4s on the tractor now are probably not the best in hilly terrain when I dropped off one of my steeper banks with a load of concrete bags on the forks, in 2WD. The rears started skidding and the tractor started rolling faster. Gently lowering the pallet brought things to a halt, a skill I've cultivated over the years instead of the panic such shenanigans evoked the first time or two...
I also wonder if that open tread pattern on the front would leave the carcass more vulnerable on rocky ground. I'm amazed at the cuts I see in my tires that they still hold air, but the R4 tread pattern is much more dense.
And yes, I'm procrastinating this morning, having run out of excuses for avoiding my date with Mr. Trench Shovel...:laughing:
buckeyefarmer
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Went and trimmed a forsythia in back yard, hauled 2 ranger loads over the hill. Getting humid. Wunderground says 68° and 100% humidity.