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Tiny house craze on the internet is insane to me. It's like, the goal is to get a huge nice house, not a tinier-than-mobile-home mobile home made out of pallets. Smh.
$3000 reward for the return and arrest for the bad person who stole my gator and killed my two dogs. 620-XXX-XXXX. And whoever did this turn yourself in before I find you... I am hunting you as we speak and when I find you pain will be your only friend... god have mercy on your soul you son of a bitch
, but I felt pretty
I've never tasted a good glass/plastic bottle tea. Snapple sucks
Here's a Mr. Coffee brand Iced Tea Maker hack for you....
Instead of adding ice, just brew a double batch... (Brew as normal, less ice then refill the reservoir and brew again using the same tea bag(s) again)...this leads to a full pitcher of strong tea. You can then just add ice/water to your cup to your liking. (This works especially well if you have a water dispenser on the fridge because almost no extra work to add water to your cup but the pitcher lasts twice as long.)
I use this method for my Hamilton Beach ice tea machine. Works great.
If you are an adventurous iced tea person, try my special iced tea recipe. It's a 4:1 ratio of black tea (usually English Breakfast) to orange spice tea.
Do you brew the teas then mix them or just throw in all the different tea bags when brewing?
Here's a Mr. Coffee brand Iced Tea Maker hack for you....
Instead of adding ice, just brew a double batch... (Brew as normal, less ice then refill the reservoir and brew again using the same tea bag(s) again)...this leads to a full pitcher of strong tea. You can then just add ice/water to your cup to your liking. (This works especially well if you have a water dispenser on the fridge because almost no extra work to add water to your cup but the pitcher lasts twice as long.)
http://cjonline.com/blog-post/kevin-haskin/2015-03-12/k-state-hoops-precarious-position
“Our chemistry was just off,’’ said point guard Jevon Thomas. “Off the court we needed to spend more time together, do more bonding..."
It's a sham that the opposing coaches vote for COY. These coaches are so jealous of Self for, year after year, making the look 2nd tier. I realize he can't win it every year, but this year he did more w less than he has in years past. Hell, he single handedly willed and coached Perry to 1st team status.http://www2.kusports.com/news/2015/mar/08/squeezed-out-player-year-perry-ellis-earns-first-t/
So great. And the music really helped soothe my rage against these horrible storm-wingers.
KU hasn't beaten Kansas State in Manhattan since 2013. To put that in perspective, kids that will be entering kindergarten in 3 years weren't even born yet the last time KU won in bramlage.my children have never seen KSU lose to KU at home
The legislation would allow grocery stores to sell full-strength beer, as well as wine and liquor. Convenience stores would also be allowed to sell full-strength beer. But the number of liquor licenses would be capped, requiring grocery stores that want to increase their alcoholic options to purchase a license — and boosting the value of the licenses held by liquor stores.
In addition, liquor stores would be allowed to sell nonalcoholic products.
Under current law, grocery and convenience stores may sell 3.2 percent alcohol malt beverages. Liquor stores are also not allowed to sell nonalcoholic products.
Walk-ons rising
While Beaty’s first class of scholarship players included just 24 new Jayhawks, the list of high school athletes interested in giving it a go in Lawrence was nearly twice as large as that number. Because of that, Beaty was able to encourage several of those uncommitted guys — particularly the in-state guys — to commit to Kansas as preferred walk-ons.
Back in December, when Beaty first met with the local media and talked about his plans for Kansas, developing a strong walk-on program was something he emphasized. In the weeks that followed, rather than focusing solely on the open spots in the signing class, Beaty continued to mine KU’s recruiting hubs for untapped potential and came away pretty pleased with what he found.
“It’s coming along great,” Beaty said of the walk-on program. “That’s a real advantage for guys that might be just a hair off of what they want to be to be a Division I player. Like I said before, there’s more than 25 guys in the state of Kansas and throughout the country that want to come to Kansas and play Division I football. We have an opportunity that’s a little bit unique right now that some people look at as a disadvantage. I look at it as an opportunity for some guys. I can’t speak about anyone or anything other than the guys that we signed, but I’m very pleased with the progress of that program.”
Beaty and the rest of the KU coaching staff are not allowed to talk about any unsigned players until they are enrolled on campus. Because of that, it’s hard to know exactly who the future walk-ons will be until they are on the roster and working with the team. Even then, their spot is not set in stone, as several former walk-ons have been added to or dropped from the roster throughout the spring, summer and fall.
I don't necessarily want them both to transfer, but I also don't think one of them ALWAYS needs to be on the court.
Yeah, the funny thing is that oscar already takes both of them out in close games at the end and leaves Marcus at PG. He could probably afford to do that 10 minutes a game and be okay.
I don't think Jevon is terrible, but he's definitely a work in progress and oscar definitely needs to work to recruit a better player. And I think overall that Jevon is better than Nigel. Both are probably back up PGs at the Big 12 level.
The Hurt Shocker.
It's a shame Hurt is such a pun goldmine because we may have few opportunities to use them. Hopefully he will keep shooting with confidence.
it is on 21st and you were right by saying west, but it is way west
