redbaron

I went to BLVD for a bit of the Clemson game last year…thought it was way too clubby and not a great watch bar.

The Boot is in the same area (Shady Acres); if you’re wanting to sit and actually watch/listen to/focus on the game it’s a great spot.

Plenty of bars nearby…believe Bungalow and McIntyres are good for casually watching.


Haven’t been out downtown/midtown in a long time, but have to imagine Little Woodrow’s (midtown) is still a good time.

I’m thinking oilfield steels, but thought 41xx derates to 85-90% of its ambient YS when at 400 F.

Wonder what factor of safety was used in the WTC?

Also, seem to remember seeing that previous skyscrapers evenly distributed the vertical supports, but that the WTC had them focused around the exterior and the middle (elevator shafts).
I suppose if you run a plane through one side of the building, the loading becomes a bit lopsided…

Went on a trip last year with my parents, sister. Brought our oldest, and left the youngest with wife’s parents (meaning he could go to daycare during the week).
Worked out pretty well.

On the other hand, earlier this year her parents kept both boys overnight, decided to not take them to daycare (after a restless night), and the younger one fell and cut his nose.

So a bit less trust in them knowing their limits nowadays... they are both 70+.

Wife and I have a 3-1/2 and 2-year-old.

Pretty desperately need a vacation- one where we truly have some time off from the kids.

I’ve heard recs for all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean- but we’re trying to get somewhere cooler this summer (Denver? Northern California? Northeast?).

Curious to hear people’s experiences-whether a hotel/resort that has childcare, getting a babysitter/nanny at the destination, etc.

She can board my vessel


…apparently without requesting permission first

Article just buried this at the end:

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The Butler mayor is also facing numerous charges for allegedly running over a man wanted for violating parole in July 2025.

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Where did you work at?

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I too worked as a liner hanger FE for Baker Hughes (GoM liners were out of Houma are the time)…but went to the Permian as a full time toolhand.

45 hours was a Permian job due to washing/reaming the whole OH section.

Stayed up 32 hours on an offshore job…had to pull liner and it got sticky as the packer approached the wellhead…

EYLALSU

Moar of the brunette

I was in high school at the time…still remember my dad rewatching the game to jot down the no-calls on a notepad.

I think there were multiple pages…

ETA this is referring to Auburn ‘06

mmmf