March 29 - let the renovations begin
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March 29 - let the renovations begin
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Re: March 29 - let the renovations begin
A PHOTOGRAPHER'S DREAM!The only part of the project over the main sheet is the installation of new lighting that will be "about three times brighter" than the existing lighting, he said.
Ay-Ziggy-Zoomba Photographer
Re: March 29 - let the renovations begin
"Every rink you go to on the weekend, they have concessions. Mom and dad are buying coffee, and the kids are getting a breakfast sandwich."
I have been to probably over 30 arena's (college & professional) and I don't ever recall seeing a breakfast sandwich at the concession stand.
I guess the days of getting my Hot Cocoa from the machine at the ice arena will soon be over. No more watching the cup drop and then the machine whip its choc syrup with hot water.
I have been to probably over 30 arena's (college & professional) and I don't ever recall seeing a breakfast sandwich at the concession stand.
I guess the days of getting my Hot Cocoa from the machine at the ice arena will soon be over. No more watching the cup drop and then the machine whip its choc syrup with hot water.
Re: March 29 - let the renovations begin
Ya, breakfast sandwich? I do miss Panera's stand though ... great coffee.
This is exciting news. As far as the lighting, I've always thought there was more candlepower in my barn than on the BG ice. Yost is an ancient facility, but the ice sparkles. Florescent strip lights just don't make it for hockey. I hope they do something with the area above the Zamboni room and skate shop too. Took friends to a game once and the fellow looked up there and said "What's that, the campus dump?". That area has always bugged me, doesn't leave a good impression and can be put to much better purposes ... a couple of suites perhaps?
This is exciting news. As far as the lighting, I've always thought there was more candlepower in my barn than on the BG ice. Yost is an ancient facility, but the ice sparkles. Florescent strip lights just don't make it for hockey. I hope they do something with the area above the Zamboni room and skate shop too. Took friends to a game once and the fellow looked up there and said "What's that, the campus dump?". That area has always bugged me, doesn't leave a good impression and can be put to much better purposes ... a couple of suites perhaps?
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Re: March 29 - let the renovations begin
Panara? ...doubt if they will ever be back, unless they get smart and GET RID OF GLADIEUX FOODS!!!rally wrote:Ya, breakfast sandwich? I do miss Panera's stand though ... great coffee.
This is exciting news. As far as the lighting, I've always thought there was more candlepower in my barn than on the BG ice. Yost is an ancient facility, but the ice sparkles. Florescent strip lights just don't make it for hockey. I hope they do something with the area above the Zamboni room and skate shop too. Took friends to a game once and the fellow looked up there and said "What's that, the campus dump?". That area has always bugged me, doesn't leave a good impression and can be put to much better purposes ... a couple of suites perhaps?
I believe that it has been discussed that they would like to do something with that area above the skate shop and zamboni room. What that will be, depends on the amount of money raised!
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~~USCHO Poster
"BG was relentless. It's like they know that a good first pass on the breakout from a defenseman will almost always result in an odd-man rush against them - but they go in anyway and dare you to make that pass. All three of their goals were just grit and effort. That's a team any fan can be proud to support...they give all they've got."
~~USCHO Poster, AFTER Tech beat us
#NeverGiveUp
#NeverSurrender
#Relentless
#Resiliant
Re: March 29 - let the renovations begin
Can we start by taking down all the trash and cleaning the area up? I'll agree, that's an embarrassment.
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Re: March 29 - let the renovations begin
* Take down the Nebraska-Omaha banner.BGDrew wrote:Can we start by taking down all the trash and cleaning the area up? I'll agree, that's an embarrassment.
* Have the remaining flags & banners dry cleaned.
* Repair all the broken bricks along the baseboards at the north end of the concourse.
* Catch the knuckleheads who keep shooting pucks at the walls in that area, issue a strong warning, then have them banned from the building if they continue.
* Knock down the cobwebs (there's one in the SW corner that's as big as a Buick)
* Dust all the light fixtures that are remaining.
* 1 man with a power-washer and a couple gallons of clorox for one full day in each of the restrooms.
* Repair the drinking fountains (some of which have not worked for 15 years). Those that can't be fixed should be removed.
* Once the water leaks are stopped (whether from the roof or from condensation), scrub, patch and paint.
These aren't renovations, just routine maintenance and housekeeping...sadly neglected for MANY years.
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