For me it's easy, pancakes.
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Thanks, they use Metalogix as well. I forgot about that one but have used it. I have used the ShareGate mostly.
For me it's easy, pancakes.
As much as I love gravy, I do without it. The others...any time I get an opportunity!
That is angering. No one has to do anything anymore. It is criminal what this country has become and yes I include athletes. Just my take but I wonder does Levis consider playing for the girl's football team if they had one?
(Apologies in advance Sir's and D-League.) This is nothing to do with politics and everything to do with Americana....
I have mixed feelings about this and yours is one of my opinions.
Pancakes. lol
Oops, another Pearl Harbor show starting. Enjoy your evening everone.
We have been running site migrations from on-premise to in the cloud for over 3 years now. ShareGate rules. Used it during other migrations 7 years ago. I've not used Metalogix, but co-worker has.
I did that for the 50 states and Puerto Rico in my last venture. (I think 2018, I took it on because we had several state it was beneath them. (They didn't work "directly" with customers. I laughed out loud at them.) Talked to so many people...worked so many late nights. VPN's are not your friend in those instances... (Kept me using some skills so it was okay.) Got tons of overtime too...
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UK will be starting their 2nd string QB and Iowa their 3rd string. So they'll probably be as much scoring in the UK-Iowa game as they are in a soccer game.
Tue enough. Iowa couldn't score with their 1st string quarterback, but managed to cause most games to be played in the single digits or teens through their plodding style. Now, without Levis, the game has about as much appeal as a dental appointment. But no doubt I'll still watch and get excited if Kentucky wins.
I plan on watching as well. It'll give us an opportunity to extend the bowl streak and watch some of the backups play.
Players and teams once worked their butt off all season to make a Bowl Game. That was a reward and no one would think about skipping it. I saw Joe Namath hobbling around when he played for Alabama in the Bowl Game. I doubt sitting out crossed his mind.
We had a basketball player sit an entire season because he did not want to damage his NBA draft status. We were told he was one of the best recruits in UK history and we didn't see him make a single basket or run down the court one time. But he was a lottery pick.
It is probably a good time in my life to quit taking sports so serious.
At my house gravy is a beverage and I remember as a boy mama would have a huge frying pan full of gravy after she fried the breakfast meat. Just about every day. My wfie loves her gravy too and was raised the same way.For me it's easy, pancakes.
So A, B,C for me with an extra huge spoonful of the gravy on my biscuits.
Growing up, I absolutely hated breakfast for the most part. Now it's my favorite meal and I'll even have it at supper sometimes.
Vegas seemed to know beforehand Levis wasn't going to play. The over/under in overall points before Levis announced was the lowest total for any bowl game...32 total points. The only other bowl game with a over/under below 40 total points is Army vs Navy.
We were 2.5 point favorites with an over/under of 32 before Levis announced he wasn't playing...his announcement he wouldn't play barely moved the the over/under at all...dropped it a half a point to 31.5. It did change the line more, we went from a 2.5 point favorites to 1.5 point underdogs...
P_SS on the player that will not play.
If I ate all I wanted I'd weigh 500 pounds. I'd eat gravy through injection.... Love, love, love it. I love quantity but focus on quality (Do not think for a second that gravy isn't quality. It is but I have to choose...I can't eat it all. But, I do my best.). Thankfully My Darlings quality comes in HUGE helpings...🥰😉🙌😇 Yes, I am blessed...
Oh, I'd get down under 200 quick if I had to subsist on ye Ole gizzards...😁😁😁
Breakfast has always been the "focus" meal of the day for me. We never went to school hungry because mama said our brain cells would not work without nourishment. She insisted you eat before you left the house. And we all ate at the same time. And at the table.
We've got 50,000 users agency-wide and another 10,000+ external users, including several Fed users. Previously, we were broken down into five agencies pre-merger, with my former agency the largest of the five.
Had an issue once with Fed Department of Ag user. Her agency would not allow file upload > 20 mb to SharePoint for some crazy reason. Ha ha, she transferred the file over to me via Google.
Can't imagine anybody eliminating bacon.For me it's easy, pancakes.
Happy 75th Birthday.
The things I watched that guy do on the field and off. Just an amazing person (Not talking good or bad as far as personally, I do not know.) He carried himself as baseball players should carry themselves.
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The same people that blame cow farts for the ozone layer depletion....Oh excuse me, Bovine Flatulence...
50 years ago today, Apollo 17 launched. Time flies.
www.space.com
Happy anniversary, Apollo 17! Final moonwalking mission launched 50 years ago today
Apollo 17 lifted off on Dec. 7, 1972.
Good morning from ATX. Currently 70°F and partly cloudy. Today's high expected around 80°F.
Worked most of yesterday with MSFT on access issues. Working with those guys and gals again today.
Today is Thursday. Heading into the office, so keeping it short.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Worked most of yesterday with MSFT on access issues. Working with those guys and gals again today.
Today is Thursday. Heading into the office, so keeping it short.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Good morning D-League. It's currently 50° and cloudy here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring rain showers and a high of 52°.
Have a great day.
Have a great day.
Morning Legionnaires!
50° this morning with light rain. Today's high expected to be in the mid 60's with rain going away by midday.
Usual workout this morning then, out and about getting what my wife has on a list including a birthday cake she ordered from Walmart (daughter's 17th Birthday today). Will have a little celebration today and we will have another on Saturday as my wife's mother wants to do it Saturday even though she nor her son she lives with works and could make it today. My wife just goes with it as her mother will do whatever she wants and how she wants. Always has according to my wife.
Well, enough of that. You folks be safe today and may God Bless you this day and every day.
So did Apollo 17.50 years ago today, Apollo 17 launched. Time flies.
Happy anniversary, Apollo 17! Final moonwalking mission launched 50 years ago today
Apollo 17 lifted off on Dec. 7, 1972.
Good Thursday Morning
59° outside with a little fog on the lake that should burn off pretty fast. The sun is coming up. The high will hit 80° with sunny skies all day long and a 2% chance of rain.
Headed outside to work in the yard today. My wife bought three Dwarf Alberta Spruce trees and wants me do something with them, probably plant them on the North side of the house. Other than that it should be a normal day.
Trust all is well and this finds all the D in good spirits and health.
59° outside with a little fog on the lake that should burn off pretty fast. The sun is coming up. The high will hit 80° with sunny skies all day long and a 2% chance of rain.
Headed outside to work in the yard today. My wife bought three Dwarf Alberta Spruce trees and wants me do something with them, probably plant them on the North side of the house. Other than that it should be a normal day.
Trust all is well and this finds all the D in good spirits and health.
Good morning D-League.
Another odd work commute last night.
I'm standing on the subway platform about 6:30 pm when a stern voice comes over the loudspeaker and says, "Metro has been SUSPENDED due to police activity!" This is unusual. Even when a suicide jumps in front of a train they just announce a DELAY until they can route around it. About half the people immediately leave, but I really have no options so I stick around. About ten minutes later one train comes by -- the last one of the evening I later find out - and I get on and make my way home.
This morning I find out an off-duty FBI agent and some other guy get into a brawl at the next station up the line from me. They pull each other off the platform down into the track well, and the agent pulls his gun and shoots the other guy dead. This with dozens of people standing around. No more details at this time.
It turns out they shut down the service, but the train I got on had to clear out in that direction so I was able to board and ride right past the shooting scene before it was closed off for the evidence techs. So I was damn lucky.
Hope everyone's luck holds today.
Another odd work commute last night.
I'm standing on the subway platform about 6:30 pm when a stern voice comes over the loudspeaker and says, "Metro has been SUSPENDED due to police activity!" This is unusual. Even when a suicide jumps in front of a train they just announce a DELAY until they can route around it. About half the people immediately leave, but I really have no options so I stick around. About ten minutes later one train comes by -- the last one of the evening I later find out - and I get on and make my way home.
This morning I find out an off-duty FBI agent and some other guy get into a brawl at the next station up the line from me. They pull each other off the platform down into the track well, and the agent pulls his gun and shoots the other guy dead. This with dozens of people standing around. No more details at this time.
It turns out they shut down the service, but the train I got on had to clear out in that direction so I was able to board and ride right past the shooting scene before it was closed off for the evidence techs. So I was damn lucky.
Hope everyone's luck holds today.
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Wow. Glad you're okay. Could have been much worse.
Growing up all of our meals were at the table. Breakfast was huge. Dinner was big and Supper was left over Dinner unless we were having company.
Mom made biscuits ever morning. Dad always made the gravy and cook the meat. I would eat 4 or 5 eggs, some meat (sausage, bacon or country ham) and gravy and about 8 biscuits. My favored gravy was and still is sausage gravy. I can make a meal out of biscuits, sausage gravy with chunks of sausage in it. Back in those days I could eat massive meals and lose weight. I weighed in at 135 when I graduated high school.
Same here Bert, We always ate big and I was rail thin growing up. Dad had several rules at the table.
1. No TV during a meal. I was 14 when we got our first so that was an easy rule to follow
2. Everyone was seated at the table before we started eating.
3. Dad would say the blessing over the food.
4. Dad sat at the head of the table and was served first and the first thing served was always the meat dish. He would then pass the dish or bowl to his left and it came around the table and was put in the same spot it started.
5. Children did not talk unless spoken to. Most supper meals each of us children would be called on to talk about the day before in school. What we were studying and what could we do as a family to improve one another.
6. If you took food on your plate you ate it. All of it.
7. No one left the table until they were excused. Only mother or dad could excuse us.
8. After the meal dad would check our homework assignments and if they were not completed we would go to our room and complete them. If OK'd it we could go outside and play till dark.
That was pretty much the life of a school kid in the 1950's.
Wow, just wow. You would be safer on the streets of Dodge City in the 1880's than up there. Crazy times.
Crazy stuff. MdW, which station did this take place at?
I remember when I could eat like that and not gain a pound. Now I would weigh 500 lbs if I ate like that...heck, I would probably be dead already.
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