cajunsaint

Literally the same exact problem that I just recently began dealing with with my Macbook Pro (2020). Do you have automatic updates turned on? If so, go turn that off. When I opened the activity monitor, I had some weird program called "installd" or something like that taking up the majority of my CPU. I followed someone's tip online, turned off automatic updates, and it seemed to resolve the problem surprisingly.

The ones that I'm sure of are Little, Morgan, Hurd, Crews, Skenes, and White. I feel like I have seen a few others but can't remember specifically other than those mentioned.

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Jesus man. Just take the loss.

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Holy shite. Do you not sense the sarcasm?

Cincinnati I believe.

Previously aerated in the spring but with this compact clay I'm dealing with, I feel like another aeration could help.

Applied preemergent about 3 weeks ago if that makes a difference.


Edit: Treated with Celcius about a week ago. When would be the proper time to apply Atrazine?

I purchased the iPhone 11 right around the release date of September 2019. A couple of months ago I decided to take advantage of the ATT promotion that gives you 750$ toward a new iPhone 12 or 12 Pro. That's roughly the same price I paid for the phone almost 1.5 years ago. While it's not a comparison between the 12 and 12 Pro, the 11 is nearly identical to the 12.

I noticed a pretty significant difference immediately. The speed improvement and "snappiness" of the 12 Pro was noticeable, as well as the difference in picture quality between the LCD and OLED screens.

Another big difference to me was the size of the actual phone. The Pro is a bit smaller but has a larger screen. With the screen extending closer to the bezel on the Pro model, the appearance of the phone is improved imo. Definitely worth the extra $150.

So now my centipede looks red and badly stressed. I was wondering if there was anything I could do to help encourage the healing. Or will it just repair itself over time? And if so, how long roughly?

This morning I decided to level out some areas of my centipede lawn with mason sand. While doing so, I noticed a decent amount of bermuda in a few areas. Also, I was planning on fertilizing tomorrow.

So my question is, should I hit the lawn with sethoxydim and then fertilize later? If so, how long do I need to wait to fertilize?

Or should I go ahead and fertilize tomorrow and hold off on the sethoxydim? How long should I wait post-fertilization to spray?

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What’s he going to do, a-hole? Yell at the officials? They’re not even the ones who reviewed it.

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I dislike CPM probably just as much as anyone, but this is a great point.

Aerated my lawn this morning with one of those manual Yard Butler core aerators. Small yard, so wasn't worth renting one. My question relates to what to do with the plugs. I know you are supposed to leave them to decompose, but my home is only 2 years old, with EXTREMELY compact clay soil. The plugs seem to be essentially all clay. I can't imagine it being too beneficial to leave them in the yard. But I don't know shite, which is why I'm here. I've read conflicting info online on what to do with clay plugs. I'm located in Covington fwiw. Thanks