Citica8

Apologies if this has been covered or in the wrong spot, did not find anything in the search.

My oldest plays travel baseball, for the past 3 years another parent has been streaming the games through GameChanger using a phone, that parent is no longer part of the team. It was ok using the phone, but often ran into issues. As someone who works weekends, streaming is awesome for me, but also grandparents who that don't want or need to spend 2 days at a ballpark way too many weekends a year. This past weekend the parent who attempted to stream the games could not keep the phone from overheating longer than 20 minutes if the sun was up, and that was late February early March.

This past weekend an opposing parent had 4-5 cameras, with starlink wifi, travel routers, a portable power station and a laptop to switch between cameras. As impressive as it is, I have no interest in dealing with that, and when I'm working, no one else would go through that.

I would like to buy a single camera, to mount/set behind home plate and whatever else we need to connect to GameChanger to reliably stream 3-5 games a weekend, twice a month, from now until early June. Youtube research is leaning more towards the multi camera setup, so it's hard to separate between what is minimal, optimal, and overkill.

I am currently leaning towards the NearStream VM33 or VM46 with a dedicated hotspot, due to the optical zoom over digital zoom in the Logitech Mevo Start. Is this a good option? Are there other cameras to consider?

My mother-in-law has two hives down near our driveway. We live on an acre adjoining them. I cut mine this past week, but left about 2.5 acres uncut that is full of clovers and other wildflowers. We will cut the grass around the clover patches until mid April or cut every other patch. We throw wildflower seeds around the garden, near the hives, and at the base of some of the trees. I used to care way more about the appearance of my yard when it was smaller but it is too much work at this point, and I'm happy to just get it knocked down once a week. I minimize how much spray I use around the place as well.

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the Big Arch would naturally be better than the Big Mac

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Had it last night, it is one of the better fast food/fast casual burgers I've had in a while.

I remember getting it at WinnDixie in Prairieville over 5 years ago, got rid of our Costco membership since then, and recently have seen it elsewhere. When I first got it, it reminded me of Pizza Hut pan pizza, now its like DiGiorno

Table87 used to be my favorite, when my local Rouse's still carried them, have not come across them lately.

They now carry Katie's which is close but not quite as good.

In terms of regular frozen pizzas, Screamin Sicillian has become the go to at the house. California Pizza Kitchen and Newmans Own are above average. I feel like the frozen pizza aisle shouldn't change nearly as much as it does.

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Would Tannenbaum Mugo pine survive south Louisiana heat and humidity?
Where did you get yours?

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I don't personally have it. It is zone 2-7, but research says it can grow in zone 8B. OP did not give a zone.

Pat's in St Francisville, Sac's and Old Tyme in Gonzales all carry Backwoods brand of soybeans and corn and soybeans mixed in 50lb bags not super sacks.

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Goal is to move to something easier to start that can smoke but also has great searing capability with direct flame

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I didn't know this was a thing and just went down a youtube rabbit hole.

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4. Highland Park 12

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My dad, father-in-law, and brother-in-law, all like scotch, I have a bottle of this for them when they come over, they haven't touched the Balvenie Caribbean Cask or the Double Wood since I've gotten it. I hate peat, but I find the Highland Park very drinkable, picked up the 15 and the 18 when the local store had them on clearance.

They make tv mounts specifically for I-beams that don’t require drilling $130 on Amazon