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That corner touch button and the volume buttons need to be accessible. But I’ve been thinking similar. I’m probably going to get one of those simple flip covers that doubles as a stand. Some of them have a snap-in type of fit. The camera sticks out about a mm. Since this will be used likely...

I looked at this weekend's BBQ contest website. I was wondering which team got the spot we had for the last 10 or so years. "Jurassic Pork" will be there, they have a sign that says,"Our Pork Will Make Jurassic". Another team name I like, "Charface".

I’ll go back to my first post:

That’s a good idea. Seems like a lot of cases use the back as stand. I’d like something that fits around the outer edge that protects the corners, gives you something for a better grip, and prevents sliding around. So maybe one of this silicone type cases. Then I can look at cutting out most...

It was a military grade rib.

I've noticed a few cases have ventilation or perforation holes on the back side. I like the idea of just a skirt that goes around the edges to protect the corners in case of a drop, but I don't think I've seen anything like that.

Thx. I noticed in the description that it holds the Apple pencil "not loose".

I just got a full size iPad, 10th Gen. It will get daily home use, and occasional airplane use. Anyone have a protective case or cover they can recommend?

I bought one of those a long time ago. It’s really well made, well padded, and has lots of pockets. As a flight bag, it doesn’t really have a good place for headset storage. But for a student hauling a lot of books or manuals, it’s great. I bought it for me and my wife immediately...

People die from food related incidents every day. It would look like an accident.

I have another contest to judge Saturday. I competed in this one about 10 years but first time judging it. This contest last year was my last. I’ve cooked in all sorts of wx, but that was the worst. High winds, heavy rain, hail. And all of it Sat morning about 9-noon right when we’re...

I'm not a doc of any sort: FAA looks at ADD/ADHD pretty closely. But they police that by asking about medication. Adderall and Ritalin are used to treat ADD/ADHD. So if you ever got a scrip for either of those, there's a record of an ADD/ADHD diagnosis somewhere. In too many cases that's...

My experience with the kid I mentored, the first day I met him: “I have an appointment to get my medical tomorrow so I can solo. I should be OK. I took Ritalin for a couple months in Jr High but it didn’t seem to do anything, so I quit. That shouldn’t be a problem.” Two AMEs, one on this...

The FAA ADD surprise catches a lot of new students. Years ago I mentored a kid in a similar situation. With the help of two great AMEs (one who’s already responded here), he was able to work through the system. I hope it works out for you, too.

I’m with you on this one. I sear it over the hottest part of the grill to get a good crust, then indirect heat until med rare in the thickest part. I’ve never tried trussing one.

I bet the other tri tips made fun of that one! I guess it pretty much depends on how it's trimmed. And Sac has done way more tri tips than I have. They just aren't a "thing" out here like they are in his 'hood. He inspired me a couple years ago, now a tri tip is a great special occasion...

I don't have the extensive experience that Sac has, but the shape of a tri tip just doesn't seem like it would allow for something like that.

The thin end part will get more done-er than the thick part. I haven't tried sous vide. That would get it all to the same temp, then you can sear it on the grill.

To add to my previous post: most of that demographic fits the national points teams. They do 40-ish contests a year. Some contests are double headers. There’s a contest on Saturday (the way it normally works) followed immediately by another on Sunday. This seems like a crazy amount of work...