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When I saw the topic title I was interested in who had what happen with a real tiger in the US, lol. But... golf isn't my sport, so not interested.

Oh that looks so good! Do you have suggestions for substitutions for the goat cheese? Haven't cared for the varieties of goat cheese available to me, so quit buying it long ago.

Farmfresh - thanks for this info. I will make good use of the Farmtek site. Is the solar block fabric the same as shadecloth? Is it a coarse weave? I have some that is 1/8th" square plastic mesh. This is a sample of what I have with a dime for reference

LMAO--10 funny points to you! :lau SS should become "Bacon Central". :gig

Store wars was very entertaining! Years ago I saw one called Hardware Wars that I loved, but this one is so much better. :thumbsup

I received this email from my naturopathic doctor about the McCain Dorgan S. 3002 bill; A Dietary Supplement Safety Act. Many on this forum who rely on supplements could be affected. Included within the body of text is another link to a fact sheet...

I have one like it and it works fine for the price. I've read that others felt the grind was too coarse but that is easily handled by regrinding the flour once or twice. If you want it extremely fine just pour through a sieve. I have made everything I wanted with that grinder. Get extra burrs if...

The mail issue was mentioned a few times so I suggest a PO Box. Your mail will still be addressed to your residence, but you pick it up at the post office.

:lau That was great! I wish our township would invest in a larger truck and plow. They use a small truck that makes our road an ice sheet. The roads close by that use the big plows don't have the ice problem. They say that you want your driveway on an inner curve not an outer curve of the...

We are in the snowbelt but haven't been walloped like some more southern states this year. Still, I can't get my car out of the driveway. I have been shoveling to keep up, but my drive is about 400' long of 15" snow. I thought I had it where I could pull out, scattered ashes the entire length...

Last fall I helped cover a poly hoop house. One thing that you may find that you need is a wood base around the bottom for the plastic. hwillm's link shows that correctly done. We had people and weights every 5 feet to hold it in place while slats were screwed to secure onto the wood foundation...

That is so cool, BBH! Have you tried it out yet?

Those are slow to heal. If you use it for heavy work while on nsaids it will take that much longer to heal. When mine felt a little better in about 2 months because I used the other arm and worked smarter, I began to lift it 1/2" beyond its frozen position. I didn't want scar tissue to...

I went directly to the forum which links fine.

In the 70s pyramid power was the rage for keeping razor blades sharp; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramid_power

No Dal recipes, just throwing these out for economy's sake: I make lentils into a stew, which reminds me of beef stew. It is basic with carrots, potatoes, green beans, onions, lentils, salt & pepper. Slow cook and it makes its own gravy. I love yellow split peas and make split pea fritters...

Yes, I like your design better. Thanks for posting the pics, xpc.

:welcome Isn't it hilarious the first time a kid or animal sees snow?! It sure cracks me up! :lol:

I'm making a pop can heater that I read about on here: http://www.sufficientself.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=828 specifically this with some tweaks; http://www.coloradowindpower.com/page.php?26 Have all the materials and pretty excited to see how it performs in cold temps.

Was this your first time or do you do it regularly?