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We're supposed to get back to Nashville early this afternoon, anyone know what the interstate is actually like heading West?

Nashville shut down all flights so we're stuck dealing with the 80 degree weather again for a day. Dang it!

-8 holy crap it was 80 degrees here today

Here's an offer from Nashville:

here's a good one for you and almost zero carbs. boil 4-5 pounds of some chicken breasts ( i like them from the crock pot). Shred with fork after. Mix in a bottle of this: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Cattlemen-s-Master-s-Reserve-Carolina-Tangy-Gold-BBQ-Sauce-18-oz/17247770 then put the dish in the oven under the broiler until the tips blacken a little bit. You come up with some of the best bbq chicken that can be eaten with nothing, or on sandwiches for a week. It's extremely good too, we do it at least once a month. Here's a smaller batch of it

  Check out these things:  http://www.healthychoice.com/products/cafe-steamers   Walmart usually has them for $2 on sale, 3 of them is normally less than 900 calories and they keep you full.  I started eating them at work for lunch just to cut back and ended up liking them so they go down for dinner now too.  Cut off about 10 pounds between Nov-Dec doing that and can't exercise a lick either.

man some of those pictures are crazy knowing it's almost 300 miles away.

Check out west near Fairview, 840 is a 30 minute trip to spring hill, we're 45 minutes from the airport and there's only a fraction of the congestion that spring hill is starting to see.   No clue where the outdoor ranges are around here though, we're lazy and usually do the inside stuff.

Size of the nuke is irrelevant, there will always be a huge flash before the fireball. If you can see the fireball, you would have seen the flash without question.

onecoin is just another useless altcoin.  If you would like to read about the other thousands of just as useless altcoins, check here:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=67.0

Nukes are one thing that interest the hell out of me, and mostly not in a good way.  A nuclear bomb goes off in multiple stages, and whichever kind it is, they normally put off a bright flash of light  as part of the reaction (one of the stages) before the large explosion occurs.  There's no way that was nuclear.   <edit>   Here's a link to a document that explains a bit more on why the flash happens and why it is so bright:  http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB190/02.pdf     It's pretty crazy that this things are so powerful that the pattern of light is actually similar for almost every nuclear event without regard to how big the bomb is.

this was good for a lol

Unfortunately for the convoy of trucks, conspiracy theorists were correct, America does own a weather machine

  Nah, just jam two in at a time.

I was more interested in the guy on the right.  Looks like he has 2 flashlights (and obviously the bipod & vertical grip) I can't tell what the other attachments are.  Anyone else got an idea?

it spans the globe.

New problems, now it won't auto adjust the resolution when you change the window size in vmware and after a reboot all of the text associated with the task bar functions changes to some random unreadable font. It is awesome! At least the start button started working again so I can show you this horrible menu layout. What they done was said "oh, you want the start menu back? Here it is." but all they did was basically take the desktop buttons on windows 8 and cram them into a menu.

That place looks pretty good, thanks for the link.  Finally looks like somewhere I can take the wife to start working on things beyond a single paper target.

The autobiography of Bitcoin; inevitability denial

Can spin it any way you want to, but it's nothing more than magic internet money.  I do applaud the effort that people put into giving this stuff legitimacy though.

Awesome, been waiting a year for this one.  House of cards is coming in at the end of the month too.

  The only reason that it is still even at $220 is the people that invested a ton of money and resources into this are in too far over their head to get out so they're hoping to revive it a bit so they can dump it on someone else.

Yeah VMware is what I use on the Macs - I don't like Windows at all, but have to have it to run Microsoft Project and a few other security applications for school.   Any program I have put on Win10 has ran fine, I don't think there will be an issue at the magnitude of XP to Win7 compatibility that we seen, but each application is different, so without a doubt there will be some problems.

It's a mishmash of windows 7 and windows 8, the previous build version from back in December felt more like windows 7 with its menus and I liked it much more than them putting all of those enormous buttons into the menu again.  It's like they started to go forward with making it more user friendly and then just said screw it, we gave them a start button, that's all they're gonna get back.    It also seems to be heavily reliant on web-based apps and connectivity for things such as integrated cloud drives (which is good) and it tries to make it look like you have to sign up for a microsoft account just to install/login to it.  Other issue is that it is having a lot of small problems with VMWare, after the last set of patches my start menu button stopped working, it told me that AVG Antivirus isn't sufficient so it blocked it and started using Microsoft's built in Defender and so on.  It will get better as far as functionality goes as this is isn't the production release, but from everything I can see, they are trying their damnedest to force you into doing things their way and using their stuff.   I'll post a screenshot of the menu after while, gotta figure out what is wrong with it not opening first.

  Good grief, what hospital was that at?