JC, have you tried cleaning the vent pipe? Is it an electric or gas dryer? My dryer would tumble for a looong time all I did was clear the vent pipe to fix it. If it won't heat and it's gas it might just be a thermal couple or igniter pretty cheap pieces and easy to put in once you figure out how to open the front of the dryer up.
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JC, have you tried cleaning the vent pipe? Is it an electric or gas dryer? My dryer would tumble for a looong time all I did was clear the vent pipe to fix it. If it won't heat and it's gas it might just be a thermal couple or igniter pretty cheap pieces and easy to put in once you figure out how to open the front of the dryer up.
Well the only redeeming thing I can come up with is that at least it was the other teams parents acting like a**hats, and not parents you have to put up with every week.
We were at Beloit College cleaning up a big oak tree that fell over. Tons of barricades were set up around. Students are gone, well, most of them. Still had a few walk around them and right through our work area. Sometimes you just want to take the jaws on the log trailer and swing it around right at them to teach them a lesson.
Tailgate tour is tonight. LittleWx is excited to "Seeeee Cy!"
Our youngest son was on the Cy squad back in the day. He tailgate toured with McDermott & Chizek. I'm guessing this bunch is a lot more fun. 
Our youngest son was on the Cy squad back in the day. He tailgate toured with McDermott & Chizek. I'm guessing this bunch is a lot more fun.
MrsWx and I may have a picture with him from when we were in high school...
Edit: Surprisingly found it on FB. 2007
There used to be a version of the tailgate tour 20 years ago or so, I remember going at the local fairgrounds. My dad had to miss the Clear Lake stop and got a personal phone call from the AD of major gifts wondering where he was.
So if you had a choice, would you do Endzone seats or Jack Trice Club seats? Not my decision, but could potentially use the tickets a time or two.
First school softball games of the season. JV had no delays, but I had a meeting at school so I missed the end including a pop up catch and a throw down by my catcher. Daughter was not necessarily expecting a varsity start since coach had just told her at practice the day before, "Don't worry if you don't start varsity, we are working on the line up the first few games." So she was a bit surprised to hear her name called for the starting lineup (played 2B for varsity) and also surprised to be batting 2nd. The game was delayed 30+min at the start for lightning. Got about 1.5 innings in before it was delayed again for lightning. Started raining just before 10pm, game ended after 5 innings due to 10 run rule. To say our team is young is an understatement. There are 11 HS girls out for softball. Total. One senior and one junior. They dress 8 8th graders to bring the roster to 19. Three 8th graders in the starting line up.
So if you had a choice, would you do Endzone seats or Jack Trice Club seats? Not my decision, but could potentially use the tickets a time or two.
First school softball games of the season. JV had no delays, but I had a meeting at school so I missed the end including a pop up catch and a throw down by my catcher.
Daughter was not necessarily expecting a varsity start since coach had just told her at practice the day before, "Don't worry if you don't start varsity, we are working on the line up the first few games." So she was a bit surprised to hear her name called for the starting lineup (played 2B for varsity) and also surprised to be batting 2nd. The game was delayed 30+min at the start for lightning. Got about 1.5 innings in before it was delayed again for lightning. Started raining just before 10pm, game ended after 5 innings due to 10 run rule. To say our team is young is an understatement. There are 11 HS girls out for softball. Total. One senior and one junior. They dress 8 8th graders to bring the roster to 19. Three 8th graders in the starting line up.
There used to be a version of the tailgate tour 20 years ago or so, I remember going at the local fairgrounds. My dad had to miss the Clear Lake stop and got a personal phone call from the AD of major gifts wondering where he was.
So if you had a choice, would you do Endzone seats or Jack Trice Club seats? Not my decision, but could potentially use the tickets a time or two.
First school softball games of the season. JV had no delays, but I had a meeting at school so I missed the end including a pop up catch and a throw down by my catcher.
I would personally take the end zone seats, since I used to sit there before the renovations. Loved those seats
If ithe one of the sensa dry ones, the heating element is probably broke. Pull the bottom back cover off and you should be able to fix it fairly easily. I replaced ours for about 50 dollars.
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Don't forget Cael, he was a big partier I'm sure. I think I can say I probably met your son in mason city then.Our youngest son was on the Cy squad back in the day. He tailgate toured with McDermott & Chizek. I'm guessing this bunch is a lot more fun.
There used to be a version of the tailgate tour 20 years ago or so, I remember going at the local fairgrounds. My dad had to miss the Clear Lake stop and got a personal phone call from the AD of major gifts wondering where he was.
They took that up to Minneapolis in the early 1990's. Jim Walden, Johnny Orr and Theresa Becker (pre-Fennelly). Johnny was at the bar (oh, shocker) and I talked with Walden about the 23-23 tie with Nebraska game from back when I was in college. He was an assistant on the Husker staff at that time. Did I mention Johnny was at the bar?
There used to be a version of the tailgate tour 20 years ago or so, I remember going at the local fairgrounds. My dad had to miss the Clear Lake stop and got a personal phone call from the AD of major gifts wondering where he was.
So if you had a choice, would you do Endzone seats or Jack Trice Club seats? Not my decision, but could potentially use the tickets a time or two.
First school softball games of the season. JV had no delays, but I had a meeting at school so I missed the end including a pop up catch and a throw down by my catcher.
Jack Trice Club hands down. Smaller areas so less crowd to deal with, middle of the field so much better visibility of the entire game not just one end, ability to be inside and I also believe they have those zone heater things above the outdoor seating area as well.
There used to be a version of the tailgate tour 20 years ago or so, I remember going at the local fairgrounds. My dad had to miss the Clear Lake stop and got a personal phone call from the AD of major gifts wondering where he was.
So if you had a choice, would you do Endzone seats or Jack Trice Club seats? Not my decision, but could potentially use the tickets a time or two.
First school softball games of the season. JV had no delays, but I had a meeting at school so I missed the end including a pop up catch and a throw down by my catcher.
I have had several conversations with the HS coach about my daughter not playing varsity this year (8th grade) outside of emergency situations. She didn't last night but the starting pitcher got rocked so bad I'm nervous my daughter may be seeing the mound fairly soon.
Son found out yesterday that the 3 year starting catcher was going to the outfield and he was stepping in this year. Coaches and my kid don't get along. He plays baseball for the fun and being with friends, the HC (my wife's cousins kid) is a raging douchecanoe. His only redeeming quality is the assistant is a bigger one.
Btw, our softball team is up to 20 this year with 6 8th graders.
He checked the club seats out a year or so ago, but there was a waiting list. They have Endzone seats already, but he would give those up if he went with Jack Trice. I only get to maybe one game a year so it doesn't matter to me.
I do have the service plan through our utility company so I'm hoping that they'll fix it for free (well, for the monthly cost of the plan). If not, this will be the first thing I try. I am a bit concerned that it is something else since it runs when the machine is turned off.
Our team got hit pre-season by injuries, which lead some other girls not to go out. Lots of girls playing new positions, so have to work some of the kinks out. Even though ours has played year round since 4th grade, she has not played many positions outside of catcher, 3B and outfield so there is a bit of a learning curve. Although after the game she was like, "I do not want to play 3B on varsity--I would get killed!" She is at a bit of a size disadvantage over 18yr old senior girls. Or anyone over 5'2".
Even playing varsity catcher makes her nervous due to the size of girls, but she is a little mentally tougher/fundamentally sound than the one who is currently playing.
Our team got hit pre-season by injuries, which lead some other girls not to go out. Lots of girls playing new positions, so have to work some of the kinks out. Even though ours has played year round since 4th grade, she has not played many positions outside of catcher, 3B and outfield so there is a bit of a learning curve. Although after the game she was like, "I do not want to play 3B on varsity--I would get killed!" She is at a bit of a size disadvantage over 18yr old senior girls. Or anyone over 5'2".
My daughter has pitched usually. Was always strongest one. Starting one is a freshman (her cousin) who focused on the wrong things in the off season. She worked on learning several different pitches instead of fundamentals, ball speed and accuracy. My kid has the strongest arm on the team for pitching or throwing. I'm big on footwork and hips for sports. So my kids get hammered on this for years. My daughter worked out with a local AAU team and they actually were breaking down her throwing mechanics for their full time girls. My daughters response when they would ask her to break it down was, ask my dad.
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