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Born in ND, alumnus of UND, now back in northwestern ND by way of Texax and South Dakota. While in TX, noticed all Texans pulling in by signs on the coast that read, "Lobster tail and beer". Learned that it was their three favorite things.

Depending on where you live maybe on radio. It appears the internet audio stream now has to be paid for by buying a Sioux Xtra subscription (year, month, or day options). Not sure why someone would pay and just listen, since they can also watch a video stream if they pay.

Appears the FSC tent for FSC members opens at 5PM, with $2 drinks.

I've done two stints at FLETC, what an awful climate, mine were shorter than the current training. Was there a year ago for a week, it was hard to watch the long term students suffer in that humidity, although they canceled outdoor activities/training on a couple of the days due to the heat.

It's not on FSSN, can only be watched by subscribing to the Sioux Xtra video stream. If you find a bar that has a TV hooked up to a PC and the internet, that might work, if someone pays the $5.95 for the single game.

If you have a datacable for your cell, here are the Sioux logo, Fight on Sioux midi, and Stand Up and Cheer midi.

Both stuck their heads right in there. Maybe Junior B Toledo Cherokees?

But the best one, although premadonna comes close

http://www.fightingsioux.com/mobile/Mobile...CRIBER_CONTENT=

The games that will be streamed (Sioux Xtra subscription) are the same home games you will get on FSSN via satellite or cable.

Buy and install an FTA KU band satellite system and point it at the 93W satellite (no other way to get the Sioux in Georgia), or, buy Sioux Xtra and watch all the games on satellite on streaming video via the internet. Sounds like you're headed to spend with winter living with the sand fleas at FLETC (Glynco), Sioux Xtra

Type of siding, if you're installing on a wall, isn't particularly important, you'll want the lag screws through the mast bracket to go into the wall stud behind the siding. Finding a route for the rg6 cable from outside your house into your room with the TV might be the hardest part. How much you "hide" the cable is up to you. Mine goes from the dish through my garage wall, then is clipped to the rafters, and finally, enters my lower level through through the wall ending up above my lower level drop ceiling, back down inside that wall, and out to the receiver/TV. Plan your cable route, the remainder is much easier. Do you have any rg6 coax cables run into your house now, for cable TV, dish or directtv, etc. The route in may already be there.

Of course EJ won't have to worry about being backed up by Frazee.

Golfing is for people that, well, absolutely can't find anything else to do. Or have a craving for utter frustration

Age apparently increases impeccability

Pete has good equipment at very reasonable prices, but I believe he just installs and services the TC area, but you might email him (from his web site) and check. Installation is not that difficult for do it yourselfers. You no doubt can find a local installer to install the equipment also. I installed a motorized system this summer, and, although I had some motor problems, it was replaced and is now working well. If you do it yourself don't wait until a few days before the first game to get it installed.

It's only $12, little more than a 6 pack. Go for it.

Does school start next week?

I was looking forward to the pics after your original post

His target was an iron/steel plate, and the bullet ricocheted directly back at him. Not the brightest bulb. But he did hit the target.

I'm with you, but I'd go mallards and specs. Although I could also go for incoming golf balls when one of you builds a blind in a King's Walk sand trap

You're right there; not much good to say about either

Appears you guys have bought out the L/XL sizes for the hoody and wind shirt already

Where "can't" you find ditch chickens. They are thick everywhere.

some fleabags are permanently grounded