Non-Typical Solutions

How did Arizona get screwed over? Asking cause I don't know!

More like a U of A fan that recognizes problems for a team that I choose day in and day out over ASU...... Disgruntled U of A fan would be a more appropriate label

March 9th made a trip down through Glenwood and over Mule Creek! Spotted this group about 75 yards off the road! Three really nice bucks and 12 doe! Do bucks bachelor up? If so when and if there was still stages of rut occurring would there still be three bucks hanging with the doe or would one dominate! We watched them for about 30 minutes and there wasn’t really any sign of rut activity just seemed odd three nice bucks hanging with a group of doe like that!

Good luck to the Devils in their pigtail playoff game........UofA Cats under Miller have accomplished in ten seasons something that hadn't happened in the previous 20 plus seasons........second time for Miller to miss post season action at the NCAA's.......... 1983–1984 Lute Olson 11–17 8–10 8th 1984–1985 Lute Olson 21–10 12–6 T-3rd NCAA 1st Round 1985–1986 Lute Olson 23–9 14–4 1st NCAA 1st Round 1986–1987 Lute Olson 18–12 13–5 2nd NCAA 1st Round 1987–1988 Lute Olson 35–3 17–1 1st NCAA Final Four 1988–1989 Lute Olson 29–4 17–1 1st NCAA Sweet Sixteen 1989–1990 Lute Olson 25–7 15–3 T-1st NCAA 2nd Round 1990–1991 Lute Olson 28–7 14–4 1st NCAA Sweet Sixteen 1991–1992 Lute Olson 24–7 13–5 3rd NCAA 1st Round 1992–1993 Lute Olson 24–4 17–1 1st NCAA 1st Round 1993–1994 Lute Olson 29–6 14–4 1st NCAA Final Four 1994–1995 Lute Olson 24–7 14–4 2nd NCAA 1st Round 1995–96 Lute Olson 27–6 14–4 2nd NCAA Sweet Sixteen 1996–97 Lute Olson 25–9 11–7 5th NCAA Champions 1997–98 Lute Olson 30–5 17–1 1st NCAA Elite Eight 1998–99 Lute Olson 22–6† 13–5 2nd NCAA 1st Round (vacated) 1999–2000 Lute Olson 27–7 15–3 T-1st NCAA 2nd Round 2000–01 Lute Olson/Jim Rosborough 28–8 15–3 2nd NCAA Runner-Up 2001–02 Lute Olson 24–10 12–6 T-2nd NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2002–03 Lute Olson 28–4 17–1 1st NCAA Elite Eight 2003–04 Lute Olson 20–10 11–7 3rd NCAA 1st Round 2004–05 Lute Olson 30–7 15–3 1st NCAA Elite Eight 2005–06 Lute Olson 20–13 11–7 T-4th NCAA 2nd Round 2006–07 Lute Olson 20–11 11–7 T-3rd NCAA 1st Round 2007–08 Kevin O'Neill 0–14‡ 0–10‡ 7th NCAA 1st Round (vacated) 2008–09 Russ Pennell 21–14 9–9 T-5th NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2009–10 Sean Miller 16–15 10–8 4th 2010–11 Sean Miller 30–8 14–4 1st NCAA Elite Eight 2011–12 Sean Miller 23–12 12–6 4th NIT First Round 2012–13 Sean Miller 27–8 12–6 T-2nd NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2013–14 Sean Miller 33–5 15–3 1st NCAA Elite Eight 2014–15 Sean Miller 34–4 16–2 1st NCAA Elite Eight 2015–16 Sean Miller 25–9 12–6 3rd NCAA First Round 2016–17 Sean Miller 32–5 16–2 T-1st NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2017–18 Sean Miller 27–8 14–4 1st NCAA First Round 2018–19 Sean Miller 17–15 8–10

Long time FFA, root beer making bee handling uncle!!!

Anybody have DISH or something similar that they take on road trips in their RV? Planning on spending some time in Colorado and want to be able to connect to programs etc. Any advice? According to DISH I need to buy a Wally Reciever and DISH antenna......... Really just curios if this really works out there in the real world...

Same basic idea right?

So with your setup in this picture I would have to have cable plus power extension cord to get to this unit? Thanks for the visual......and the info

So if you are in heavy wooded area do you just need a long coax cable to get from the tailgator to the reciever which I'm assuming is inside the RV? Sorry, I normally try as hard as I can to get away from it all but this trip is a little different......more time on the road and want to be able to watch some sporting events etc. I am clueless about how to set this up! Thanks to both of you for your info.....

Are you talking about what they call the Playmaker?????

Great post......and very timely with turkey season around the corner.......thanks for sharing that story! I just sent it on to my four boys......

I can always see big bearded TOMS pre season!😀

He quit bee keeping several years ago, buys it from someone now and puts it into usable containers! I remember him talking about Africanized bees but the drought is what hurt him as much as anything! Great guy!

Love the youth turkey hunt!!!

Saturday there was practically no snow! Then we got about 4” and then it rained all night and started snowing the next morning! Alpine spring break 2019!

Lemme get to working on selling the farm and I'll get back with you... .....sounds pretty awesome!!! Can't wait to hear the stories!!!

I'm always amazed at how much country Cottonwood wash drains.........

Cottonwood wash! On most days just a trapped puddle of water in various locations!

Our senators hard at work making sure we are all safe!!! Making History Friend, As Black History Month comes to a close, I'd like to point out the history that was made just last week when the Senate unanimously passed the Justice for Victims of Lynching Act. Lynching is a murder. It’s torture. But after a century of trying, it’s still not a federal crime. We must speak the truth about our past. These were horrendous acts of violence motivated by racism. And victims and families never received justice. I'm so proud we were able to get this done. With this bill we finally have a chance to offer some long overdue healing, justice and recognition to the victims of lynching and their families. We’re now one step closer to getting this bill finally signed into law. As Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, "The time is always right to do what is right." Sincerely, Kamala Kamala D. Harris United States Senator

It is my opinion that bringing up such a vote only attempts to drag up a hatred to divide people. Obviously lynching is already a crime but to address it in this manner just keeps people riled up! Guess I need to revisit my campfire discussions to make sure they are PC ............................ I don't so facebook so CWT is where I come to vent....apologies to those offended and those who truly can't see a spade for a spade! No racial implications, it's just a card in a deck of cards................

The sky is falling........ https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.dailycaller.com/2019/02/25/ncaa-transgender-franklin-pierce One of the fastest sprinters in NCAA women’s track is a biological male who identifies as a transgender woman. Franklin Pierce University runner CeCe Telfer competed on the men’s track team in early 2018 before switching to the women’s team. Telfer has dominated the NCAA Division II competition and led the women’s team into the top 25 for the first time ever. A top-ranked runner in NCAA women’s track is dominating the competition and setting records one year after competing as a man at the same level. Franklin Pierce University senior CeCe Telfer leads the NCAA’s Division II women’s division in the 55 meter dash and 55 meter hurdle events. Telfer led Franklin Pierce’s women’s track team into the top 25 rankings for the first time in program’s history, local newspaper The Keene Sentinel reported in December. The New Hampshire college is ranked 14th in DII. “Senior CeCe Telfer (Lebanon, N.H.) won three Northeast-10 Conference titles on Sunday, to lead the Franklin Pierce University women’s track & field team and earn Most Outstanding Track Athlete honors at the NE10 Championships, hosted by American International College, on the campus of Smith College,” reads a Feb. 17 article the school’s athletic department posted. Telfer broke the conference finals record at the meet and qualified for three different events at March’s NCAA championships, the article noted. Telfer is one of the fastest runners in NCAA women’s track and field at any division — not just at the DII level. Telfer’s best time in the 55 meter dash is tied with the third-fastest runner at the women’s DI level. Telfer previously ran a variety of events for Franklin Pierce’s men’s team, during most of which time he went by the first name Craig, according to school records. Telfer competed on Franklin Pierce’s men’s team as recently as January 2018, according to published meet results from the Middlebury Winter Classic in Vermont. By that point Telfer had started using the name CeCe, while still competing on the men’s team. NCAA policy is that male athletes who identify as transgender can compete on women’s teams if they suppress their testosterone levels for a full calendar year. Otherwise, so-called mixed teams — which have both males and females — can compete in the men’s division, but not in the women’s division, according to NCAA rules. The NCAA in 2011 published an explainer calling it “not well founded” to assume “that being born with a male body automatically gives a transgender woman an unfair advantage when competing against non-transgender women.” “Transgender women display a great deal of physical variation, just as there is a great deal of natural variation in physical size and ability among non-transgender women and men. Many people may have a stereotype that all transgender women are unusually tall and have large bones and muscles. But that is not true,” the explainer states. “A male-to-female transgender woman may be small and slight, even if she is not on hormone blockers or taking estrogen. It is important not to overgeneralize. The assumption that all male-bodied people are taller, stronger, and more highly skilled in a sport than all female-bodied people is not accurate,” it continues.

I'm triggered because the space around me is closing in and it spooks the heal out of me!!! I feel sorry for my grandkids!!!!

No worries....neither does she!!!!

I loved this headline...... Potholes a huge problem on Phoenix-area streets after monster winter storm

Who has ever driven in early morning on iced dirt roads only to end up in a messy mud bog trying to get out later in the day???? Thank God for farmer friends!!!!