LongJim

Oh absolutely. Enjoy. You can make delicious stuff in there. Most of the fun with BBQ is tackling a recipe and seeing what you end up with! You can try low and slow/indirect roasting in the gasser. Just use burners on one side and a smoking tray. Lots of recipes out there, but I'd suggest a pork loin or shoulder to start with. They're easier to get good results with. Good luck and have fun.

My go to is actually a 22" Weber Kettle, which (IMO) is the greatest BBQ tool ever invented. Everyone should have one. I have a BGE and a gasser as well. I like to cook chicken and hamburgers on the gasser generally, because it's quick and easy. If I have time, I use the kettle or BGE for low and slow or steaks. I generally use the kettle because it's so versatile. We did 2 pork butts for the 4th, and they turned out great. It's kind of difficult to use a gas grill for smoking, and to be honest, you'll be happier with the results from a kettle or stick burner. Here are the butts pre-cook: Here's one after the cook: Here's a brisket from a while back: Here's a meatloaf. Didn't sauce this one. Yeah, you can do these on the grill. You won't go back to the oven. Another brisket...15 pound packer IIRC: And a prime rib. Only way to make 'em: The above were all cooked on a 22" Weber grill. Pizza is great on a grill as well. Very versatile. Enjoy your gasser though. They're great too.

Not even close.

Folks go into them and blow them up by going off on a tangent about nothing related to the topic. Hot weather we've been having though! Here comes summer! You guys ready for the 4th??

Interesting article here. Lots of factors at work to drive prices up, but the salient point of the article, in my opinion: "To review, Biden’s position on oil refining is that new refineries should not be constructed, the ones that exist should be regulated with increasing stringency if not closed down, and even if they do stay in business, they shouldn’t be allowed to make too much money — but please do me a solid and refine more oil, or else." Even all they ever wanted had a problem

I know there may be a few that laugh up their sleeve at this--not sure why--but this kind of $ donor and willingness to invest in the university can transform the entire school in virtually unlimited ways.

Might even be encouraging that not everybody is wanting to go to "college". There are plenty of jobs that don't require it. I think it's desirable to have some sort of training for a career after HS, but college is definitely not mandatory for lots of great jobs, and as far as I'm concerned that's a good thing.

Hilarious. That horse left the barn long ago.

I saw this on the interwebs today. Not sure if I should be surprised. ******************************************************************** Going back to 1960, there have only been 26 schools to win a football national championship. Alabama Arkansas Auburn BYU Clemson Colorado UF FSU Georgia Georgia Tech Miami Michigan Michigan St. Minnesota Nebraska Notre Dame Ohio State Ole Miss OU Penn State Pitt Tennessee Texas USC (Southern Cal) Washington Go back to 1940 and you just add Maryland, UCLA, Iowa, Syracuse, and Army.

It's all about priorities.

I think the Daily runs the same op piece every year. This is pretty much a non-issue.

Won't get into the entire mask debate, but in my opinion, the worst part of the entire mask issue is that it has drastically accelerated erosion of the public's trust in their government. It has been a clown show from day one.

Just need to keep following the science.

Time heals all wounds?

My guess is that it can be difficult due to some of the job opportunities being in niche fields.

Our company looks for grads of this program when hiring, and has hired several for specific positions.

It's what's for dinner. And if you hurry, you can scoop some up for your next BBQ. https://apnews.com/article/technology-lander-wyoming-animals-lifestyle-47a2c9bc266d5b52f724fd2126bfc366

What I gleaned from the court's decision is that he was fired because he refused to apologize and declined to be re-educated. Not because of something he did. Because of something he wouldn't do.

I would agree if he hadn't been fired and coerced to apologize for what appears to be a snarky comment, if what is alleged is true. As it is, I don't see any irony. I think his point is being made by his boss' resulting actions.

Okay, for the sake of argument, let's say you're right about your opinion of them. Based on what you read regarding the case, and what the district court ruled, do you think the suit has merit?

Clarification? Are you saying that the suit is without merit because of the sponsor?

Not sure if this has been posted. DRC is covering it, as well. Bears watching. The Idea Of 'Microaggression' Is 'Garbage'

I'm relatively ignernt when it comes to basketball, but man, couldn't agree more with this. They've got to get at least some points in the paint, or be a threat there. Some credit to Texas State's defense too, though. They were pretty good.

Yes sir, that would explain it!

Ah. That makes sense then.