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Hey Dunc, what you got marinating tonite?
Just finished a Cornish game hen that I brined for about 8 hrs. Put it on the grill and let it do it's thing.
Had roasted red potatoes and a blue cheese salad with it. One of my favs. Oh and a few cold ones too!!:00hour
yah thunk agent invested in a snowblower??
36 inches! Colo. spring snow strands hundreds
Colorado transportation officials on Saturday reopened a lengthy section of Interstate 70 that was closed overnight, stranding hundreds of travelers, by a storm that dumped more than 3 feet of snow in the region west of Denver.
A winter storm warning remained in effect for parts of the state, the National Weather Service said.
More than 500 people had spent the night at three shelters in Idaho Springs and Georgetown after the closure of the 80-mile stretch of I-70 in the mountains, said Jim Rettew, an American Red Cross spokesman. The Colorado National Guard delivered two truckloads of cots, blankets and food to the stranded travelers. Electricity goes out
Power lines weighed down by snow tripped system circuit breakers and knocked out electricity to more than 18,000 customers in and west of Denver and Boulder. Crews hoped to restore power by nightfall, Xcel Energy spokesman Joe Fuentes said.
Along I-70, the Red Cross had to open a second shelter in Idaho Springs late Friday after its first shelter there filled to capacity with more than 300 people, Rettew said late Friday.
The stranded travelers didn't all get cots, but many got snacks and most were in good spirits, he said.
"Some are trying to sleep, some are talking, some are eating, some are on the phone," Rettew said. "When this kind of thing happens, everyone just makes the best in trying circumstances."
The National Guard escorted a caravan of volunteers and supplies to the shelters after Clear Creek County declared an emergency and asked for state assistance.
Numerous traffic accidents were reported across Colorado, and State Patrol Trooper Gilbert Mares said he knew of one fatality.
U.S. 40 over Berthoud Pass, the main road to the Winter Park ski resort, also was shut down Friday evening because of a pair of avalanches. A spokeswoman for the Colorado Department of Transportation said no injuries were reported.
36 inches! Colo. spring snow strands hundreds
Colorado transportation officials on Saturday reopened a lengthy section of Interstate 70 that was closed overnight, stranding hundreds of travelers, by a storm that dumped more than 3 feet of snow in the region west of Denver.
A winter storm warning remained in effect for parts of the state, the National Weather Service said.
More than 500 people had spent the night at three shelters in Idaho Springs and Georgetown after the closure of the 80-mile stretch of I-70 in the mountains, said Jim Rettew, an American Red Cross spokesman. The Colorado National Guard delivered two truckloads of cots, blankets and food to the stranded travelers. Electricity goes out
Power lines weighed down by snow tripped system circuit breakers and knocked out electricity to more than 18,000 customers in and west of Denver and Boulder. Crews hoped to restore power by nightfall, Xcel Energy spokesman Joe Fuentes said.
Along I-70, the Red Cross had to open a second shelter in Idaho Springs late Friday after its first shelter there filled to capacity with more than 300 people, Rettew said late Friday.
The stranded travelers didn't all get cots, but many got snacks and most were in good spirits, he said.
"Some are trying to sleep, some are talking, some are eating, some are on the phone," Rettew said. "When this kind of thing happens, everyone just makes the best in trying circumstances."
The National Guard escorted a caravan of volunteers and supplies to the shelters after Clear Creek County declared an emergency and asked for state assistance.
Numerous traffic accidents were reported across Colorado, and State Patrol Trooper Gilbert Mares said he knew of one fatality.
U.S. 40 over Berthoud Pass, the main road to the Winter Park ski resort, also was shut down Friday evening because of a pair of avalanches. A spokeswoman for the Colorado Department of Transportation said no injuries were reported.
Sounds very tasty buddy, how did it turn out?
I am cooking my dinner from last night, got two phone calls late and never got around to cooking:mj07:
:toast:
Just got home from a tourney, 24 holes, lunch, 24 more......24 more tomorrow...sooooooooooooooooo
CROWN...will be Another real soon
scores are nor posted but will be tonight...
http://www.pdga.com/tournament-results?TournID=8573
CROWN...will be Another real soon
scores are nor posted but will be tonight...
http://www.pdga.com/tournament-results?TournID=8573
I just ate a half dozen hard boiled eggs, some baked beans and I've been hittin' the Crown.
My tummy doesn't feel very good.
I think I'll be quite combustible here in a few minutes. I'll let you know how everything comes OUT!
:mj07:
My tummy doesn't feel very good.
I think I'll be quite combustible here in a few minutes. I'll let you know how everything comes OUT!
:mj07:
I just ate a half dozen hard boiled eggs, some baked beans and I've been hittin' the Crown.
My tummy doesn't feel very good.
I think I'll be quite combustible here in a few minutes. I'll let you know how everything comes OUT!
:mj07:
I feel sorry for anyone within a 1/4 mile of you:mj07:
:toast:
#14 Fun night! Couple has a baby so it was an early night out. Gotta love good friends...
Seems I always end up here after a night out so I guess I'll include you knuckleheads as well!
Seems I always end up here after a night out so I guess I'll include you knuckleheads as well!
#14 Fun night! Couple has a baby so it was an early night out. Gotta love good friends...
Seems I always end up here after a night out so I guess I'll include you knuckleheads as well!
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#14 Fun night! Couple has a baby so it was an early night out. Gotta love good friends...
Seems I always end up here after a night out so I guess I'll include you knuckleheads as well!
Congrats, Woody! :00hour
