The Coffee House

[davidharmier60]

It's Daves Moms side of the family but it's a bunch of good natured Pollacks! And there is generally sausage to die for!
Dave got a 12" 90 degree and instead of holes thinking of a Flap with 1/2" tab to catch the water. The most thought of the problem as an opening of the output to atmosphere as making LOTS of the problem. We were told there is an opening under the house and have been told to cover it. NOTHING metal was laying around but there is some ugly insulation that may have fallen uncovering the opening. We have a roll of metal from which to make a permanent cover.

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[smoke665]

fried bologna sandwich

Down here they call them "foldovers" , slice of bread, piece of meat, fold it over, leaves the other hand free for your beverage of choice

When I was a kid I would ride with him, when he delivered cows/steers to a packing house about 30 miles away. He always bought a whole "stick" of their bologna, before we left. The packing house is long gone, and the recipe with it. I can still remember how good it was, nothing I've found since matches the memory.

 

[davidharmier60]

It is slightly less than oppressive in the room I'm in simply because there is a ceiling fan on FAST above me. A similar thing awaits me in my bedroom.
Jason will call when it's ok to go get him.
Gotta figure out how to cut the flap in the 90. Maybe dremel tool. Which might be all that's possible after several garage sales.

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[tirediron]

I just ate some grilled chicken and some green beans for lunch. Boring, but effective for counteracting my weekend craft beer habit.

I had a fried bologna sandwich with tomato, lettuce, get pupon, and huge dill pickle and a Vernors.

Now that is a lunch!

 

[jcdeboever]

fried bologna sandwich

Down here they call them "foldovers" , slice of bread, piece of meat, fold it over, leaves the other hand free for your beverage of choice

When I was a kid I would ride with him, when he delivered cows/steers to a packing house about 30 miles away. He always bought a whole "stick" of their bologna, before we left. The packing house is long gone, and the recipe with it. I can still remember how good it was, nothing I've found since matches the memory.

It was a half inch thick, nicely blackened on the grill.

 

[tirediron]

fried bologna sandwich

Down here they call them "foldovers" , slice of bread, piece of meat, fold it over, leaves the other hand free for your beverage of choice

When I was a kid I would ride with him, when he delivered cows/steers to a packing house about 30 miles away. He always bought a whole "stick" of their bologna, before we left. The packing house is long gone, and the recipe with it. I can still remember how good it was, nothing I've found since matches the memory.

It was a half inch thick, nicely blackened on the grill.

 

[jcdeboever]

Wonderful game last night. It had it all, good pitching, defense, managing. Altuve is sick, the littler feller just keeps hitting. JV going this afternoon, should be a good game. Dodgers tonight after a long rest, will be interesting to see how Roberts has prepared them. This is a defining mark of a manager, how he gets his team prepared after a long lay off. Very difficult but the good ones have the walk throughs, scout meetings, and a defined, planned approach against opposing teams pitching staff. Dodgers have the best scouts in the game, time to see if Roberts can blend it all together. Don't be surprised if they come out flat but if they come out on fire, sing the praises of the manager. Go Gary's Dodgers. I am pulling for them because my man love for Dave Roberts, what a great guy.

 

[davidharmier60]

Dave is rather happy the Astros won game 1. Dave is fixin' to go mod the elbow.
And dig up the stuff needed for the job to be done. Maybe we'll make the reunion next year.

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[smoke665]

@Gary A. I saw a news blup about concern over air quality for the USC game today, because of the fires. Is it going to affect their game?

 

[Gary A.]

@Gary A. I saw a news blup about concern over air quality for the USC game today, because of the fires. Is it going to affect their game?

Gary doubts it. Gary just came in from outside, the sky is not clear by any means, but not like the photos he posted the other day. Gary is about halfway between the Coliseum and the fires ... so the air will get better the further west one travels. The Coliseum is about 20 miles west and the fires about 15 miles east. Besides ... any bad air quality is considered a home field advantage.

 

[Gary A.]

Wonderful game last night. It had it all, good pitching, defense, managing. Altuve is sick, the littler feller just keeps hitting. JV going this afternoon, should be a good game. Dodgers tonight after a long rest, will be interesting to see how Roberts has prepared them. This is a defining mark of a manager, how he gets his team prepared after a long lay off. Very difficult but the good ones have the walk throughs, scout meetings, and a defined, planned approach against opposing teams pitching staff. Dodgers have the best scouts in the game, time to see if Roberts can blend it all together. Don't be surprised if they come out flat but if they come out on fire, sing the praises of the manager. Go Gary's Dodgers. I am pulling for them because my man love for Dave Roberts, what a great guy.

There is an super photo on the front of the PLAYOFFS section of the Times. It shows Kershaw stretched out, ball in his left hand about to be raised for his throw ... but it is from directly above looking down. You see the his fingers on the ball, the foot pushing off the rubber ... super photo ... (slightly oversharpened) ... but a super photo nonetheless. The photo is huge, filling the entire cover of the PLAYOFF section.

 

[jcdeboever]

Wonderful game last night. It had it all, good pitching, defense, managing. Altuve is sick, the littler feller just keeps hitting. JV going this afternoon, should be a good game. Dodgers tonight after a long rest, will be interesting to see how Roberts has prepared them. This is a defining mark of a manager, how he gets his team prepared after a long lay off. Very difficult but the good ones have the walk throughs, scout meetings, and a defined, planned approach against opposing teams pitching staff. Dodgers have the best scouts in the game, time to see if Roberts can blend it all together. Don't be surprised if they come out flat but if they come out on fire, sing the praises of the manager. Go Gary's Dodgers. I am pulling for them because my man love for Dave Roberts, what a great guy.

There is an super photo on the front of the PLAYOFFS section of the Times. It shows Kershaw stretched out, ball in his left hand about to be raised for his throw ... but it is from directly above looking down. You see the his fingers on the ball, the foot pushing off the rubber ... super photo ... (slightly oversharpened) ... but a super photo nonetheless.

Link?

 

[jcdeboever]

Souped a couple rolls this morning. Trying the ilsofol 3 again, less agitation per Gary. The negatives look way better this time. I think I found the error of my ways using that stuff. HC and D76 way better results up to this point. Scans will tell I suppose. Next up is pushing using the Maxxum 9, HP5+. However gonna load some Portra 400 first, never used it. I've used 160.

 

[Gary A.]

Wonderful game last night. It had it all, good pitching, defense, managing. Altuve is sick, the littler feller just keeps hitting. JV going this afternoon, should be a good game. Dodgers tonight after a long rest, will be interesting to see how Roberts has prepared them. This is a defining mark of a manager, how he gets his team prepared after a long lay off. Very difficult but the good ones have the walk throughs, scout meetings, and a defined, planned approach against opposing teams pitching staff. Dodgers have the best scouts in the game, time to see if Roberts can blend it all together. Don't be surprised if they come out flat but if they come out on fire, sing the praises of the manager. Go Gary's Dodgers. I am pulling for them because my man love for Dave Roberts, what a great guy.

There is an super photo on the front of the PLAYOFFS section of the Times. It shows Kershaw stretched out, ball in his left hand about to be raised for his throw ... but it is from directly above looking down. You see the his fingers on the ball, the foot pushing off the rubber ... super photo ... (slightly oversharpened) ... but a super photo nonetheless.

Link?

The paper is on the kitchen table ... LOL (Gary is old school.)

 

[jcdeboever]

Wonderful game last night. It had it all, good pitching, defense, managing. Altuve is sick, the littler feller just keeps hitting. JV going this afternoon, should be a good game. Dodgers tonight after a long rest, will be interesting to see how Roberts has prepared them. This is a defining mark of a manager, how he gets his team prepared after a long lay off. Very difficult but the good ones have the walk throughs, scout meetings, and a defined, planned approach against opposing teams pitching staff. Dodgers have the best scouts in the game, time to see if Roberts can blend it all together. Don't be surprised if they come out flat but if they come out on fire, sing the praises of the manager. Go Gary's Dodgers. I am pulling for them because my man love for Dave Roberts, what a great guy.

There is an super photo on the front of the PLAYOFFS section of the Times. It shows Kershaw stretched out, ball in his left hand about to be raised for his throw ... but it is from directly above looking down. You see the his fingers on the ball, the foot pushing off the rubber ... super photo ... (slightly oversharpened) ... but a super photo nonetheless.

Link?

The paper is on the kitchen table ... LOL (Gary is old school.)

What paper so I can search Einstein....