jayjaybirdbird

Generally speaking, what is game time for a Saturday game? Specifically May 24 vs Texas. Most of the Sox schedule is listed as TBA. I am looking at putting together a mini Visit All the Ball Parks Road trip, and it will be alot easier if the Sox play in the afternoon on that Saturday.

Friday May 23 St Louis 7:15 4.5 hour drive Sat May 24 White Sox TBD 6 hr drive Sun May 25 Twins 1:30 5 hr drive Mon May 26 Brewers 1:10 1.5 hr drive Tuesday May 27 Cubs. 7:05 ...maybe even ... 4.5 hr drive Wed May 28 Detroit 1:10

Everyone's welcome to come along, all or part!

But, yeah... The ol' day game after the night game drive after the Sox game up to Minneapolis, if the Sox play Saturday nig

40 years ago I played alot of racquetball, and since I wear glasses I bought eye protection that fit over my glasses. It was made of clear plastic and had no lenses. It fit around the glasses, like a cage. It was designed to block the ball before it hit my glasses. It was not intended to block a stray racket to the head.

Now that I have been playing pickleball for a few months, I finally took a ball square in the bridge of the nose, sending my glasses to the floor (no real injury). So the time has come. I can't seem to find the style of overglass protectors that I used decades ago and am wondering if anyone has seen them lately and knows where to get them. (some googling and amazon search

2 days ago i was told that Costco off 152 will not be getting cut trees this year. Where else is a good source in the northland?

So I recently purchased a Harbor Freight 20 ton press for misc tasks. One thing I want to do is to break granite counter scraps just so--specific shapes for a garden project. So I need some kind of punch fabricated and was thinking that, because the shape I want is basically a railroad spike, I should just use one of those somehow. Weld it on a small plate and then weld some kind of collar to that, to hold it on the top of the press while using. So the questions: Does something like this already exist? Or, if I have to fab one, is a railroad spike a good thing to use?

Its standard to use Tyvek tape on the forms that create the edges of a deep pour project. And, I have plenty of it and use it, but it is just 2 inches wide. Is there something similar but wider -- like 24 inches -- to use as a bottom or base layer? I like the see-thru look on most of my projects, but it bugs me to have to sand and polish the bottom.

I have done a couple of end tables where the resin part is see through, and this is an effect I like. But, working on a conventional melamine substrate leaves a matte surface on the bottom. To make this see-through, I have to then pour a final layer on the bottom. This is a logistical headache, with taking it out of the form and flipping, then re-caulking the form, etc. I am also tired of that extra 15 bucks of epoxy. Does anyone have suggestions for a base surface that will leave a glassy finish on the bottom side of my tables?

I am trying to match the dark grey doors on a Pax closet/warddrobe. The doors are huge and already installed, so taking them in is not my first choice. I only need a tiny amount of paint, but would like to get pretty close on my first try. This can't be an uncommon question for a paint store. My first try on the phone to a local Sherwin-Willliams was a swing and a miss. Any suggestions?

Anyone know when the concerts end each night?

If late, late will probably camp. If around midnight (or before) will probably AirBnB.

Also how long were the sets last year (and this)? I hate festivals with 45 minute sets for the early bands. Should be an hour minimum, IMHO. TIA