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And to think I whine when I have to wear a backpack on the cycle. Fly it like you stole it!

No idea, I think he is saying being a geek is a bad thing. Fly it like you stole it!

Don't forget there is also rock climbing, mtn biking, hiking, snow shoeing, skijoring (if you have a dog), and well a ton of other things. Now that I think about it, I really need a bigger garage. Fly it like you stole it!

Evergreen is really nice, but can be a bitch of a comute in the winter if it's snowing, because while it might be raining in downtown denver, it's definately snowing in the foot hills. Let's just say "300 days of sunshine" is a bit of a lie, they actually count any day the sun comes out even for just a few minutes a day of sunshine. Now with the tunnel it's not so bad, last Feb it was -14 outside and a toasty 75 in the tunnel. I definately wouldn't want to be skydiving in that weather. This is a multi-sport state, so expect to end up taking up a few more outdoor sports when you move here. Fly it like you stole it!

I was able to be stable, some transitions and moving around the tunnel where ever the instructor told me to go in a sit after 2.5 hrs. Every person is different though, I picked up back flying very quickly so your mileage may very depending on your strengths and weaknesses. Fly it like you stole it!

Run away from him instead of after him while saying come. He will stil think it's a game you just changed the came to he comes after you rather than you going after him. It's one of the ways to teach come in obediance class. Fly it like you stole it!

Trust me fixing a dominant dog does not stop the marking, Sherpa peed on Derek's leg at obedience class once when he was petting this sweet little golden retriever. I have a head strong Belgian, and trust me they aren't for the faint of heart either. Eener have you met Sherpa on your trips to CO? Fly it like you stole it!

There is Arousal Fluid and Cervical Fluid, at least when talking about trying to conceive a rug rat. Fly it like you stole it!

If you're looking for some reds that aren't so high class, you can't go wrong with these: http://www.bumwine.com/ BWAHAHAHAHHAHA.... I think I feel a hangover coming on just looking at that website. Fly it like you stole it!

Amen!! I have a wine cellar and I have friends who can't believe I don't have a single bottle of "aging wine". I believe that every bottle should be able to be shared with friends and they are allowed to pick the bottle they want even if they are just picking it because it has the prettiest label. I try my best to pick wines that will please the majority of my friends and so far I'm batting 1000. Fly it like you stole it!

I like pinot grigio as well as chenin blancs when I'm wanting a nice light wine. I'm a white wine girl who taught myself to like reds. I still can't drink some of the "high class reds". Fly it like you stole it!

Vintage as in "Let's drink some wine"? Fly it like you stole it!

Being fixed has nothing to do with mounting it's a dominance gesture. Unless the female is in heat which she isn't. The male is showing dominance over the female they are trying to establish pack order, and he is trying to say that he is above her. Female dogs mount also for the exact same reason, my female mounted my male to show him she is in charge. I allowed it because I agreed that she was above him in status. I also made sure she eats first, she is allowed on the bed he is not, things like that, I'm alpha I establish the pack order in my house. If my male tries to mount my female I correct him and make him be in a down next to her for a few minutes. The down position is a very submissive position to a dog which is why it is one of the harder positions to train. Which gets back to all this dog needs is a strong human leader and training. Then again I have a dog a pets mart trainer said needed to be put down. Thank god I was going to a real training facility at the time learning to be a dog trainer because she was completely wrong, he just needed a strong leader which is something petsmart doesn't teach you how to be. Fly it like you stole it!

They aren't going to let you work on sit or head down right away. They will first teach you to back fly (your bail possition) then work towards sit flying first on the net then off the net. Next comes transitions, then head down. Honestly I doubt you will get to head down your first time there. I have 3 hours of tunnel time and am just now starting head down, although about 30 min of that has been helping people work on two-way belly stuff. Go to www.tunnelflight.com it will show you the tunnel progression that you will need to take. As for getting tired, yep, you will get tired in the tunnel, probably even faster than in the air because the tunnel doesn't let you get sloppy. (walls hurt ) Fly it like you stole it!

How about if you just get naked, lay down, and shut up. Leave the rest up to me. Fly it like you stole it!

I can't take on another dog right now, but your nephew and wife are idiots. The mounting can be stopped with training, being firm, and being consistant. The dog isn't trying to breed he is trying to state dominance over the other dog. He sounds like a confidant dominant dog, which if you ask me make the best pets but you have to be on top of your game with them. Have them start out with 'NILIF' it's not a magic pill but rather teaches them how to be alpha. Once the dog learns that they are in charge they will be able to make it stop humping their female. My confidant dominant male will rarely hump another dog and will stop humping the second I tell him to. Fly it like you stole it!

Bordeaux - I like the ones from the Saint-Julien area, I'm currently out of Bordeaux, and since I haven't stocked up at my favorite local wine merchant I'm not sure what one might be in your store. Syrah - Miner (Napa Valley) is one I always keep in stock, I actually order it strait from the vinyard along with their Wild Yeast Chardonnay. Miner's Syrah is on the peppery side so if you are doing a rub vs. a marinade this would be a good choice. Cabernet Sauvignon - I love Cabs to me they go with everything, it's rare I meet a cab I don't like. Captain's Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon - Rubicone Estates (Napa Valley) Miner as well has a very nice cab. I'll go in the cellar tomorrow to see what I all have, my stock is getting low but I know I have a few bottles of Syrahs and cab I bought after tastings at the local wine stores. Don't forget to check your own back yard http://www.virginiawines.org/, most local wines I've had go very well with the local palet and foods. (if that makes sense) Fly it like you stole it!

Actually any type of wine can be weak or potent, I have some increadible pinots in my cellar that can handle the richest steaks, in the pairing the wine wouldn't take center stage, rather it would play a background harmony. Of course most people here don't want anything that costs more than $15-$20. Although for a heavy steak I personally would pick a nice cab, Syrah or Bordeaux. It's just that none of the ones I enjoy are less than $35. Fly it like you stole it!

BV has an excellent Pinot, that is not wimpy yet it's very smooth. ~$18 a bottle Fly it like you stole it!

Check out your local rock gyms, they usually have classes to get you started and to help you meet other people who are interested in the sport. Depending on the gym it's also a good place to meet experienced climbers who may be willing to help you learn how to climb real rock, which is very different than gym climbing. Fly it like you stole it!

Grrr...one left and I can't figure out what the house in the middle is. (not the wax one.) Fly it like you stole it!

What exactly is it doing and where is it doing it at? If it is outside barking by itself it is probably just bored and needs something to work it's mind. If this is the case, does it have a kong or any other toy like that that can be filled with goodies? If it does fill the toy with peanut butter or cream cheese, give it to the dog and have hours of quiet bliss. Fly it like you stole it!

South of Denver we are at $2.89 a whole $.10 cheaper since it started going down all over the country. Last weekend in Vail it was still $3.11. Fly it like you stole it!

While it may be a cute outfit, it's just not very practical for snowboarding. Fly it like you stole it!

Now if only he would realize when he brings me the killed shoe, pack leader is NOT going to be happy. Fly it like you stole it!