@JonathanDansel He was not the juvenile the combine guy thought it was! And to think I was messing around in there looking at corn an hour before I took this video
@BrianBledsoe Haha I did. Wild! This one is a little closer to its home but still out of place. My favorite is the one from up north that had the 7 or 8 grizzlies come crawling out of the corn field.
A farmer shot a wild video Thursday showing at least seven grizzlies scrambling like gigantic mice at the approach of his combine in a Montana cornfield near the community of Augusta. Locals say this is common for the area known as a hotbed for grizzlies.
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🚨 1 can of Spam for $120.
Food stamps have become the new ATM for fraudsters as they partner with local businesses to commit the fraud as they trade SNAP cards like Pokémon cards on the streets.
Across America food stamp fraud is happening everywhere. It has become a billion dollar fraudulent industry as taxpayers fund the $100 billion program.
We caught a fraudster on the streets of Seattle as she attempted to buy a can of spam and sushi for $120 in a food stamp for cash exchange, it’s a billion dollar fraudulent scheme stealing from the poor and hungry. This is a must watch and is happening everywhere.
EXPOSE AND SHUT IT ALL DOWN.
Closing the books on our Century of Innovation plots at North Platte. Grabbed at few ears, to tell some of the story. Bigger story is populations that started in hill plots, then 5-15k to day’s 36k. Also the late season stalks and kernel wts are vastly improved over time. @PioneerSeeds
Finishing the Blue. After lora masks and taped the helmet, its my turn. She covers the whole helmet because white overspray gets on everything. I take another smaller stencil of turf and start layering white. I go over it 3 times turning the stencil slightly, I think that creates the right depth to the grass. After the 40, hash marks & Logo are covered I then mask the white off on the logo. I put strips of masking tape over the logo and cut out what needs to be orange. I can reuse the masking tape about 6 times before cutting new pieces. I used a candy orange over the white because it was brighter. An opaque orange over the blue didn't pop the way I wanted it to. After that we unmask it and its ready for clearcoat!
Helping Veterans find their purpose
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My Achilles snapped like an old rubber band.
I was training with my Special Forces Team in the Arctic.
Flight home. Surgery. Months of rehab.
The injury killed a role inside SF I had been chasing for years.
It was a low moment.
One afternoon I was in bed with the repaired leg stacked on pillows, deep in a one-man pity party, when my dad’s words came back.
“Roses will bloom again.”
He used to say it every time our family hit a dark stretch.
I held the words in my mind and let them work on me.
My misery began to unravel.
What felt final was only a season.
Rehab became the mission. I let myself hope again.
I recovered in half the time the doctors predicted.
Then I was selected for a duty position I never had the courage to reach for.
You might be going through a hard season that feels permanent.
A job loss, a diagnosis, a door that just slammed shut.
Hear me.
Roses will bloom again.
@MatthewCKrueger If you are just placing nitrogen, k, sulfur in the higher gallon mix I’d dribble out behind the planter. I’m still a proponent of placing phos under the ground for maximum root interception. The above will move down with water. Stabilize the mix with a urease inhib or humic