A Sea Of Red

*picture doesn't work anymore. your loss*





apologies to those who follow me on twitter and already saw this

HAAAAAAAAAAA thats amazing

Did anybody else see these rainbows this evening around 7:30 or so? There were 2 of them and the brighter one pictured here was the brightest rainbow I've ever seen in my life and it was the full arch. I'm not normally impressed by this type of thing but this crappy picture from my phone doesn't do it justice. I was mad I didn't have my real camera.

same thing here. I took pics on my phone but didn't have my camera

That is so cool! It's amazing what God can do!!!

I saw one of them when I was taking some trash out and grabbed my son so he could see it. Being two he didn't fully appreciate the full-arch rainbow and has been asking where it went ever since. I could keep tacking on other random information, but I won't.

LUconn wrote: apologies to those who follow me on twitter

you are so gay

Went up to the baldspot and saw the snowflex progress...looks great!!

BUMP

Check on the video of our very first snow boarders in action:

http://www.wset.com/news/stories/0609/6 ... =newsstory

(rumor has it that JDUB went down on a TARP).

that. looks. awesome.

I was up on it yesterday. It is pretty cool.

does that video not work for anybody else? I really want to watch it.

LUconn wrote:does that video not work for anybody else? I really want to watch it.

I clicked play about 10 times and it finally played.

Cider Jim wrote:BUMP

Check on the video of our very first snow boarders in action:

http://www.wset.com/news/stories/0609/6 ... =newsstory

(rumor has it that JDUB went down on a TARP).

its true. I was at the very end of the wset clip on 11pm news that night for about 2 seconds.

it's pretty cool. it has 2 good jumps on it that snowboarders should like, and I think they may be adding some other stuff but i'm not sure

Is it open to the public yet? How much does it cost...I have my own boots and skis.

Not open to the public yet, Jim, but it will be later this summer.

Every time I think of JDUB going down the slopes on a tarp, I remember the old days when LU students used to slide down snow covered hills on campus with matresses and even cafeteria trays.

They are trying to get it done before school starts back. The rain keeps delaying the progress

that's probably why they're delaying the start of school next semester.

Cider Jim wrote:Not open to the public yet, Jim, but it will be later this summer.

Every time I think of JDUB going down the slopes on a tarp, I remember the old days when LU students used to slide down snow covered hills on campus with matresses and even cafeteria trays.

And BIG Garbage bags.

^mattresses. crap! why didn't i think of that when it snowed last semester. oh well, our garbage and laundry tub lids worked just fine, i think.

although we'd probobly get in trouble for using mattresses now that i think about it.

removing your mattress from your dorm is reps

eh, figures.

JDUB wrote:They are trying to get it done before school starts back. The rain keeps delaying the progress

This must be the rainiest year ever, because I think it was originally slated to open in January.

FlameNForest wrote:

JDUB wrote:They are trying to get it done before school starts back. The rain keeps delaying the progress

This must be the rainiest year ever, because I think it was originally slated to open in January.

Really it seems like rain delayed a lot of projects. I think the bookstore was delayed because of rain too

BJWilliams wrote:

FlameNForest wrote:

JDUB wrote:They are trying to get it done before school starts back. The rain keeps delaying the progress

This must be the rainiest year ever, because I think it was originally slated to open in January.

Really it seems like rain delayed a lot of projects. I think the bookstore was delayed because of rain too

Don't forget that although it didn't snow, it is nearly impossible to cut into 30 degree rock.