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They've really done a beautiful job. I was worried this would be gimmicky, but it looks first class

Much appreciated

I couldn't find the appropriate thread - so if one exists, mods feel free to move me... Nonetheless, I'm looking for some guidance. I'm not by any means a DIY wiz, but I've put together a little garage gym during this quarantine, I have a lot of equipment, but racks are either back ordered until June or like $400. I want to make a DIY barbell rack for two purposes: 1. to use when doing lifts with barbells. I.e. squats or shoulder press, and 2. as a place to store the barbell within the garage. The weights I have only go as high as 185 lbs on the bar and, as such, I wanted to pick someone's brain about this... My garage was constructed by the Amish and I have exposed beams everywhere, no dry wall, very plain - but sturdy. In my quest for a barbell rack I am considering the following... Screwing in a 2x4 across 4 of the vertical beams, each beam being about a foot or so apart, placing 2 6" screws through the 2x4 into each vertical beam. On the 2x4, about 4' apart, I am going to screw in two 1" black iron floor flanges. I will then screw two 6" black steel nipples, sticking outward from the flange into each, and cap each with a pipe cap. Does this seem like a logical solution to my problem? Or will this not be able to withhold a barbell with weights on it, as I'd imagined? Again, I'm really a novice at this stuff, so any input/advice would be appreciated.

Marathon Oil is near its 52 week low, near $3.50 ... It's been as high as $18 this year and over $6 only a month ago. Might be a decent fluctuation buy

I got jumped there in high school leaving Subway - tear 'er down! lol

It would also lead to A LOT of litigation, in my opinion, over the issue of when the contractual deadline is tolled.

If he contributes 20-30 snaps a game, that's excellent for us and the sustainability of Vernon and Myles

I SWEAR TO GOD IF THE BROWNS HAVE GARRETT, VERNON, AND CLAYBORN READY TO CLAP UP BIG BEN AND WE CAN'T PLAY FOOTBALL BECAUSE OF THIS VIRUS I'M PULLING A TED KACZYNSKI (sans explosives) AND MOVING TO A CABIN IN MONTANA WHERE FOOTBALL CAN'T HURT ME ANYMORE

No, you're absolutely right. But think of it as a short term capital injection versus sustainable financing. With the jobs (and thereby residents) Sherwin's new tower will add, it makes the surrounding businesses more sustainable. I'm by no means a finance expert, though.

Lmao... what ward do you represent?

As an attorney here - if the incentives were used as a part of the package, a bad faith claim against the city is not a good look... Moreover, SHW could afford to take a 20% loss on that land and not bat an eyelash

If you're referring to the one on Franklin between 48th and 50th... they've staked out the field - had to change the location where I play fetch with my dog lol

I'm kinda with you on this one. And I'm the biggest YIMBY you could find

Yup, just walked the pup past.

To your point @KJP a couple years ago, over some drinks with my dad... I asked why Grandpa had decided to leave the city when everything was so convenient (He grew up on w. 61 between Herman and Detroit and my Grandma grew up across the street from him). And he said... "Well, during the Great Depression, Grandpa took a rail car at the age of 11 as far as it would go, then would hitchhike the rest of his way to caddy at Lakewood Country Club. He did it five days a week. After he came back from WWII, he got a job as a fireman, going into industrial fires non-stop for $1,200 a year. I don't think 'walkable neighborhoods' was much of a consideration for Grandpa when he moved us to Parma."

We listed our rental condo a week before corona virus hit the US ?

I absolutely love the height deference to the WSM tower. Avoiding the William Penn curse! lol

^Horizontal Books stood the test of time!

This. is. staggering. And look at how wide that sidewalk is!

Foundation going in on Bridge between 50th and 48th, anyone know what's going in there?

Just heard from our Ohio City community page that Townhall is laying off its workforce and making everyone reapply when it re-opens

Same, I'm caught behind a pay wall

Agreed - we had two years in a row of record travel by plane and, after four down weeks airlines are already seeking a bailout. That indicates to me that they've been fiscally irresponsible more than anything else. I obviously don't want 750,000 out of work, but if one or two go belly up, the JetBlue, Frontier, Alaska, etc can step in and change the game

How very Brickman

Seeding becomes even more irrelevant