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CornHunka

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  1. With the pandemic, we decided not to leave the state, so we are heading to Fort Robinson in early October for 4 or 5 days.  I'm looking for recommendations on where to camp (taking RV), day trips,  golf near by, hiking/biking trails, anything we should not miss and any eating/drinking establishments.  It'll be my wife and I and maybe another couple.  

     

    thanks in advance for the replies. 

     

     

  2. Half way through my 4 week compost curing.  I just got done turning it over and watering it down. There was quite a bit of heat in the middle of the pile, so that's a good thing.  I added some grass clippings and mixed that in.  Honestly, I think this method will take longer that the 2 weeks the YouTube video said, but it is breaking down. 

     

    here's the link if anyone's interested. 

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpKuVh8xXXs

  3. "Aged" isn't the word I should have used.  I need to cure it.  I think it's full of ammonia and other things that could harm my yard/garden.  

     

    I did see on YouTube, that if I wet it down and cover it for two weeks, then mix it up.  Then wet it some more, and then cover it again for another 2 weeks, I'll have what I want.  

     

    Thanks for the reply. 

     

  4. I need some help from the gardeners/yard guys on this board.  I got a trailer full of compost from a local cattle farmer. I was planning on mixing it will some sand using it to top dress my yard. 

     

    To do so, I need to spread it around at between 1/4 and 1/2 inches.   It's still in large clumps.  I have it on tarps, spread out and I've broken the bigger pieces into smaller ones.  Other than drier weather, any tips/pointers on getting 'aged' and spreadable? 

     

     

  5. We have at least 8 of us that go on a golf outing.  Thursday thru Sunday.  We've played the West in Nebraska, Awarri Dunes, Cross Creek and Heritage Hills in the first year in 2017.  In 2018, we went north to Takanka (got snowed out on Sunday)  and in 2019, we went to Kansas to play Firekeeper, Wamego and the Colbert Hills.  Rained too much to play Colbert on Sunday.   

     

    The guys are the full gamete of golf ability.  Some guys shoot in the high 70's, others can't break 100, the last couple might user more than 18 balls a round.   

     

    Anyone got any good suggestions for 2020.  We normally go in the fall on a Husker bye week or away game at least. 

     

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  6. 2 hours ago, huKSer said:

    How strict is your diet?  Gluten is in grains - wheat, barley, rye.  Oats might be OK.  

    I have a mild form of gluten intolerance - I can have a slice of pizza once in awhile, open faced sandwich, etc. so I am lucky. My starches of choice are potatoes and rice.

    If you are strict the problem is gluten in small amounts is a thickener - its in ketsup, for Pete's sake.

    Twenty years ago I tried gluten free substitutes for bread - tasted like cardboard but I think it has improved since then.

    Good luck

    This is definitely a fact.  HyVee's healthy food section has quite a bit of gluten-free options.  

     

    We are going to go strict for a couple of months.  Hopefully, we'll build a bit of a tolerance to gluten in that time.  Then we can enjoy a cheat day every now & then. 

     

     

    My original thought was to eat like a caveman.  Lean meats, fruits and veggies.  

  7. 7 minutes ago, TonyStalloni said:

    My youngest son is currently in South Carolina playing in the National Fellowship of Christian Athletes Golf Tournament representing Nebraska. They won the regional in Lincoln 2 months ago and won the state tournament in Valentine about a month ago. He and 3 team mates left Thursday morning and played a practice round Friday. The tournament is today and tomorrow.

    Very cool.  Best of luck to him and his teammates. 

     

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  8. Earlier in October I got up to Takanka.  GREAT track.  The scenery is fantastic.  The course is extremely hard from the tips and gets easier as you move up.  We started on the blue tee boxes and finished on the green ones.  Long, hard par 3's,  a reachable par 5.  I think #2 and #16 share fairways and greens.  Just a great course.  We stayed at the casino, but I doubt I'll do that again.  Slots are not my style, but I'll be back to play the course again

     

    https://tatankagolfclub.com/

     

  9. I HATE airlines, all of them.  I got screwed out of about $5,000 in August of 2017 because of United Airlines our our trip to Europe. (LONG story that I'm not typing now, or probably ever again).  Now, another unnamed carrier is going to screw us again.  We have purchased tickets to fly from Omaha to Phoenix for the end of February.  Now our plans have changed, and we'd like to change the dates we fly to March.  We were told that will be $300 per ticket.  The original FREAKING tickets didn't cost that much!!  WTF???   How do you justify a couple of freaking keystrokes to change the date we fly, and charging me $600?  

     

     

     

     

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  10. "You teach intensely every day block destruction, and you get really good at block destruction and whipping blockers so when you go on the edge it really becomes very easy when you end up on the edge."

     

    "Block Destruction" Those words from Diaco's presser got me smiling.

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  11. The guys on 1620 were talking about the nose tackle position and brought up the possibility of moving some offensive linemen to the other side of the ball, and specifically Jalen Barnett. He's listed at 6'4" 310 pounds on Huskers.com. I'm thinking that weight might be 30 pounds light. Barnett's biggest problem since he got here is he's gained weight and not good weight. With his current size, Barnett would be a prototypical 3-4 nose tackle. Now, does he have the strength, and more important the quickness to play the position. I'd say he lacks the quickness, but he'd be a run stuffer and block eater for sure.

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    Trey Bryant's knee injury is very serious and I've heard that coaches are fearful that he might not be ready for 2017. If the coaches have anything to say about it, the other running backs on the roster aren't going anywhere.

     

    As for those 5th year players who haven't seen the field much, don't let the screen door hit ya where the good Lord split ya.

    I thought he had a hamstring injury...

     

    You're right it is a hammy, I stand corrected, thanks

  13. Trey Bryant's knee injury is very serious and I've heard that coaches are fearful that he might not be ready for 2017. If the coaches have anything to say about it, the other running backs on the roster aren't going anywhere.

     

    As for those 5th year players who haven't seen the field much, don't let the screen door hit ya where the good Lord split ya.

  14. I haven't heard he has off the field issues. I've heard OSU would like to have him, but they don't have the scholarships available to offer him one right now. I've also read that no one from Nebraska has made contact with his coach and the coach is kinda sour about that. I read that this morning FWIW.

    I was going to post this same thing. We read the same article this am.

     

    BTW, I want this kid on board. We need to upgrade the LOS on both sides and then get playmakers. I think the staff is doing just that, but we gotta start landing some of these dudes.

     

    Patience people!!

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