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LOL, my plans are a little out there but here I'll go. My current metal building is 60 X 200 with 20' eve heights. I would like to duplicate this on some acreage somewhere in middle Tennessee.

I would like to take the front of the building and use about 50' for living space., giving me about 60'x50' for two story living space. That would leave me with 60'X150' for indoor recreation. Want a year round indoor pool? Just do an above ground. Want a theater? want a place to put your toys? want a place to put in a cool bar? want a place to work on your stuff? Indoor basketball court? The possibilities are endless. I would do in-floor radiant heating with water from an outdoor wood fired boiler. The thing is, metal buildings are cheap. The concrete is expensive, $200/yd last I heard. You basically build your house inside the metal building. I would do a lot of the work myself after retirement. Am I crazy?
Wood fired boiling water for heat? For a 60x200x20 space? With metal roofing (assuming no insulation)? That's going to be a LOT of wood to keep from freezing in winter time. Maybe I'm misunderstanding your layout though.
 
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Banning the scumbags that don't care to destroy the PGA tour for personal gain is appropiate imo. I don't understand how you think otherwise. I don't think anything would have stopped the few douchebags that have already took their money from doing what they have done.

Why would I be mad at a guy for trying to maximize his earnings in his profession? Destroy the PGA? Is it some holy entity?
 
Wood fired boiling water for heat? For a 60x200x20 space? With metal roofing (assuming no insulation)? That's going to be a LOT of wood to keep from freezing in winter time. Maybe I'm misunderstanding your layout though.
No, it would be insulated building. They make industrial sized wood fired boilers. You wouldn't heat that space continually, just when you wanted to use it warmed up. We wanted to incorporate one in our building when we built it but we were pouring concrete in February and had a window of good weather and had to go. We were planning on burning our wood waste products we generate from build our boats. The industrial models accept a pallet and it burns pallets and all. You typically don't heat that space up to more than to 50-60 degrees, just knock the chill off. also you're only heating the 150X60X20 as your living space has it's own separate heating.

Also, our building is not currently heated (except office space) now and it never freezes on the inside. We use large industrial diesel jet style heaters on the coldest days to knock the chill off.
 
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My wife has watch lots of documentaries about her and the royal family. She was saying she really hope Queen Elizabeth skips Charles in her will and names William as the next King. She can't stand Charles for how he treated Diana.
She REALLY would've hated King Henry.
 
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Probably been posted but I’m injecting straight into the veins.

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Everyone keeps saying we didn’t sack the QB last week
they got the ball out quick and our interior DL looked like they were in a stalemate to prevent those long QB runs

And they say we gotta stop the run
Well
Last year we held them to under 100 yards rushing

We lost by 7
Turned the ball over 3 times and they had zero turnovers

Committed 13 penalties for over 125 yards

Last year we **** the bed in our second game with a new coach, small scholarship numbers and injuries

Hopefully we shut the talking heads up
I think we win by 14+
 
ESPN:

When Tennessee heads up to Pittsburgh, it will mark the first time in school history the Panthers will host a team from the SEC.

But these teams have familiarity with each other, after Pitt went on the road last year to beat the Vols 41-34 -- a game that set the early tone en route to an ACC championship season. Yet despite having recently proved Pitt can beat Tennessee, the Vols enter the game as favorites.

When asked how the Panthers could be underdogs in this game, Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi said in a phone interview with ESPN.com on Wednesday, "They've got players, and I guess everybody's saying we don't have Kenny Pickett, so Kenny Pickett must have been the difference last year in the win."

Narduzzi then pointed to the turnover margin: Pitt had three takeaways to zero for Tennessee. Pitt also won the turnover margin in a 38-31 win over West Virginia the previous week, but the defense did not play as well as Narduzzi wanted. West Virginia gained 190 yards rushing -- the highest total Pitt has given up since the final regular-season game in 2019 -- and its bigger receivers often had success against the smaller Pitt defensive backs.

That is one of the biggest keys to watch in this game, as Tennessee wideouts Bru McCoy (6-3) and Cedric Tillman (6-3) both have size advantages. Narduzzi also pointed out Jalin Hyatt and his speed, in particular. When asked about this matchup, Narduzzi said, "I feel good; otherwise, I'd forfeit the game and not play. There's always going to be challenges. We have to play great defense, that's for sure. It's not going to be easy."

Then there is Volunteers quarterback Hendon Hooker, who came into their matchup a year ago in relief of Joe Milton III and nearly rallied Tennessee for the win. Once Hooker entered the game, Tennessee averaged 6.2 yards per play, as compared to 4.2 with Milton behind center.

There is more than just their game last year that provides familiarity. Narduzzi's Panthers played against Tennessee coach Josh Heupel when Heupel coached UCF, and Pitt faced Hooker when Hooker was the starting quarterback at Virginia Tech in from 2019 to 2020. -- Andrea Adelson
 
He asked me if I was a football coach just because I knew of a few of their kids that were playing at D1 schools. He seemed proud of their former QB that's on Cincy's roster right now. Said he expects him to possibly play in the NFL . Luther Riccheson (sp?) I believe is his name
 
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