How's Jeopardy doing?
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Comments (27)Yes, I think the questions have gotten easier. And I think the Final Jeopardy questions have gotten a little harder. Years ago it was often possible to make an accurate guess based on the information provided in the question, even without much familiarity with the subject. But that hasn't been true for some time, at least not for me. BTW, what was yesterday's Final Jeopardy question? I missed the last part and don't know the question nor the answer. Thanks!...See MoreVegetable garden in jeopardy...
Comments (4)So, that could be a possibility. Picture doesn’t really look like them but I definitely didn’t think of termites. They really looked to have “thicker bodies than termites I’ve seen but if they were packed in a bag of goodies for who knows how long they very well could have plumped up! . I do appreciate your response, even at a month out, I’ll take it over nothing. All jokes aside, definitely appreciate. I was pretty nervous because my daughter was so excited and happy with the garden, it would have devastated her after all the work that was done. To add on the termites... I didn’t use any mulch per se but this organic mix I used does have a lot of wood/mulch matter. And we did and still do have a lot of fungi popping up in the night and of corse during off at sunlight. From my readings the rich organic matter will produce fungi but a few mentioned that in raised beds like this with bagged organic mix the fungi most likely come from the wood/mulch in the mix. So just a heads up for anyone that Comes across this in a first year raised bed. I know someone had mentioned they had a lot of mushrooms popping up their first year but had none their second in their bed. Update, on our little raised bed. They mystery bugs have been long gone, 2 heavy doses of the 3n1 definitely took care of our problem with them. There were a few sightings of one maybe two at different times but that was maybe a week after the dose. Since then nothing. As far as my “mold” issue, I did some research and can’t recall off top what I came up with but it was said to no be harmful? I just spent a few nights pulling out the top layer, about an inch or so and I’d say after 3 or 4 times I did not see anymore. Garden is doing well, I plucked a bell pepper, jalapeño, and hot banana pepper last week. Our first tomatoe came in earlier this week along with a cucumber. And as it goes they are in full swing now. My watermelons and cantaloupe vines are looking pretty good, I’ve just seen the first fruit coming in, in the last few days. Eager to see how they do as I’ve never really had much luck with them. A buddy of mine has been giving me tips and pointers but we will see. Thanks to all who chimed in and wishing a healthy grow to everyone...See MoreJeopardy: A couple of questions
Comments (9)I like Alex Trebek, Ken Jennings, and the current host who is a producer... in that order. I don't dislike them but I don't know why. I find him to be entertaining, without overpowering. Seems like he tries to sublimate his own personality, in reverence to the show and Alex. He comes across, to me, as someone who tries to pay so much tribute to Alex, never is trying to steal his limelight, merely extend the one that Alex earned. And, as has already been explained, he's just a Band-Aid. I'm happy to try on different hosts. I'm hoping for Ken Jennings to be the host ultimately. Much as they did with Jay Leno and The Tonight show....See MoreAaron Rodgers and Jeopardy?
Comments (26)I think most are participating for various reasons. But LeVar Burton definitely wants the job: https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2021/04/thank-goodness-levar-burton-is-finally-hosting-jeopardy For those who can't open the article, here's an excerpt: Over 240,000 people have signed a change.org petition calling for the former Reading Rainbow host to become the next permanent host of Jeopardy!. As for the guest-hosting stint, Burton said on social media that he was “overjoyed, excited, and eager” for the opportunity. “I feel as strongly about my rightness for this as I did about Kunta and Geordi,” Burton said on the USA Today podcast The Mothership on Friday, referencing his iconic characters in those previous projects. “And I’m that invested in getting the job.”...See MoreAlisande
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