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A Ribeye?To each his own pilgrim,salt it ahead of time,day or two,oil it.onto the indirect zone over med- high heat finish over the hot zone.Nice evenly cooked

You might be mischaracterizing the other part. But that depends on whether I understand what you're saying.



This seems accurate of you. He thinks everyone should have one free transfer with immediate eligibility.
You are acting like these two things can't both be true. It's not inconsistent to want a future system with a get out of jail free card and also think the present system can be scammed.

Oh Harbaugh talking out of both sides of his mouth while contradicting himself are both true and that's exactly what everyone's harping on - you're trying to make chicken salad out of chicken shit.Good points Bwarb,but you know if you have a Knee/Hip/Shoulder/Ankle injury - how do you prove the other.My points are he should not have brought that up with his inferences not even remotely cloaked - why bring it up?

I think what Harbaugh is suggesting is that you shouldn't make them spend a year in transfer jail.

The concern is that claiming depression, or racism as in the Fields transfer from Georgia, becomes a "get out of jail free card" because the jail still exists and this is an extremely easily-navigated and hard-to-adjudicate loophole. After all, the minute the NCAA makes players get evaluated by a psychiatrist for claiming depression they'll get skewered for blaming the victim.

It's like when medical marijuana was the only legal marijuana in California. Marijuana possession would get you in trouble with the law unless you carried a "get out of jail free card", i.e. your medical marijuana card. And getting one of those was TRIVIALLY easy. Most of the people that had them didn't have legitimate medical need; they just wanted to get high. But they still managed to get the card.

What Harbaugh is suggesting is akin to when California recently fully legalized marijuana even for recreational use. Now there's no need for a "get out of jail free card" because there's no legal penalty to using/possessing marijuana.

. . . I ended up with the ultimate "uncool dad who thinks he's still cool" car: the Ford Flex. It's basically the car equivalent of white New Balance sneakers and cargo shorts. And I love the thing. It's like driving a La-Z-Boy down the road. And because it's slab-sided without the aggressively sloped A/B/C pillars, inside it doesn't feel like it's encroaching on my head and shoulders while I'm driving. The rear seats are incredibly roomy and comfortable, and the third row is actually functional for normal-sized human beings, which obviously excludes me. And because it's essentially shaped like a squat van, the cargo area in the back is massive.

It's not quite as a spacious as a minivan, but it's more comfortable for me as a daily driver.

So I avoided the minivan, by getting a large station wagon.

Damn right. The only thing I didn't do was salt in advance. I put a little worcestershire on it to help the salt and pepper adhere, hit it with salt & pepper, and put it on indirect. When it was almost up to temp, I pulled it off and wrapped in foil while I let the grill get screaming hot, and seared.

Searing immediately is thought to help keep the juices in.  I coat my steaks in canola oil to help the salt & pepper adhere and the oil also burns off at a higher temp than the juices.  Helps retain moisture.  After searing I can pull off to indirect to bring to temp without overcooking.

the reverse sear is for presentation