My niece is turning 7 today and I totally dropped the ball. Been thinking about what to get her for weeks and drew a total blank and all of a sudden it’s today. Feel horrible. Asked my brother (her dad) and they’re always so kind saying she doesn’t need anything… and they’re also super thoughtful with our kids who are older. Any ideas?!?
Ok, this may be a dumb question, but I was looking at the schedule for San Clemente and just confused. Hoping to go see Johns/Tardio, AB/Hayden, etc… they’re only playing Sunday, right? Who’s playing Wed through Sat?
Ugh, got the other side off fine to change rotors/brakes, but this screw is partway out and now completely seized. It’s so stuck I’m afraid I’m going to just break the screw off inside if I keep trying to use vice grips to grip the screw and turn it off - which even with vice grips, the vice grips are just stripping the outside of the screw instead of turning it. Any suggestions? I don’t have a tap - and not even sure that would work? Can’t get to the hub to heat it, would just heat the rotor… ugh, was supposed to be a quick job.
I keeping finding the icicles coming out of my ice maker - it seems to be coming from multiple points, is this a leaking valve or cracked ice maker? I don’t know how to shut the water off to it to test and not sure how even to refill it up there? Thanks in advance…
Been watching a lot of videos and PPA matches. I’m curious what your mindset and goal is when you’re dinking. For example, you’ll often see pros dinking back and forth cross court to the same spot multiple times and then eventually they change it up. Is the goal to try and move them outside to give you an opening? Are you just waiting/hoping they’ll mess up the return and give you a pop up? Lull them asleep so you can catch them off guard with a speed up? Is it just defensive? I feel like every shot should be intentional - especially at the higher levels - so what are you trying to get your opponent to do? If everyone is in their “right” positions, how do you decide whether to dink to middle, cross court, straight ahead, to their fore/backhand, etc…