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Hey tennessee tiger I edited the title! I'll check in later. Gotta get littles to sleep! Thank you everyone! So much!

Thanks y'all!! A mess of things to consider!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for the reminder. Def something to discuss with accountant. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh wow, the time in the car. One reason we want to move. I drive 2 hrs to work and 55 minutes to take the children to preschool. TN Tiger, do you happen to know anything about the nurse practitioner market up there? I am applying to schools now. Ideally I would like hospital work. So I need to 1) live on or near the lake 2) live within a reasonable commute to both a hospital and 3) an awesome school for my children. Any ideas? It is imperative to me to think of this without my husbands help. Ha! Sounds soooo bad. I don't mean it that way- honestly. But he travels and is not available for large portions at a time. So I ideally I need everything close-ish. Schools, work, home...has to be near the water. We are river rats. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just revisited this thread as a boxer has been mentioned to is several times! Thanks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No- that is pretty much a requirement- that we do not have to drive into Atlanta...nearly ever. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We are considering, heavily, a move from West TN to North of Atlanta- Cumming/Gainsville areas. We have two small children and are moving for 1) schools 2) childcare 3) hospitals (I am a nurse) 4) bass fishing (Lanier). Not gonna say that's in order :) ha! Anyone know anything about the area/general feedback? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I edited the title TNtiger thank you!!

After spending several years traveling about our children are starting school in August and we will finally be able to get a puppy ( maybe an older puppy)!! We are very excited!! My husband travels weeks and months at a time so the main attributes required: watch dog/intimidator, trainable- prefer a formal school, good with small children. Bonus for one that will hang around outside and enjoy playing with them! Outside time w us daily but an indoor dog mostly I would think. First thoughts are for a German Shepherd bc of past excellent experiences with them. But how do they do indoors? Anyone have any thoughts or insights? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes and no. My understanding is that this (Zaire strain) strain is virulent in the body fluid. Example- you put body fluid of a flu patient under the scope and you see 50-70% pathogenesis. Throw this strain under there and you have closer to 100%. There is another strain that is primate to primate and is currently asymptomatic in primates (a Phillapine importer reportedly imported, on two different occasions, animals to Africa with the disease) that is airborne. Thus the fear of it mutating. There has been no proof that it will mutate to airborne but it has "evolved" steadily. I'm mobile currently. I will try and dredge up some links to this stuff when I get a chance. Maybe this will give those interested some google hits until then. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Willee I thouraghly enjoyed your response and very much appreciate it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Has anyone seen the cancan holster? [url="http://www.cancanconcealment.com"]http://www.cancanconcealment.com[/url] I ordered one and I ordered the wrong holster. I ordered the big she bang- which is the 6" but my gun (shield) shifts more than I like in it. I am on the fence about returning it for the 5", keeping it and ordering the five and returning whichever after I get, or just saying forget it and trying the belly band. I have an alien gear on order...it's about 5-6 weeks out though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Djay3" post="1162141" timestamp="1403627681"]In most cases, dropping in a 9mm conversion barrel is recommended for RANGE USE ONLY and not for defensive carry. The 40 caliber extractor when using a 9mm conversion barrel has the potential to not reliably extract the smaller diameter 9mm round. It is, of course, important to use a "fatter" diameter 9mm conversion barrel and NOT a standard diameter 9mm barrel. Looking forward to your further updates. Good luck![/quote] Thanks for all your help! I really need to spend some time with "her" before I jump to conclusions :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="vontar" post="1161952" timestamp="1403565624"]One tip, keep proof that it is paid for years. Every now and then you hear a case where someone thought they paid off a ticket years before and it has come back to haunt them. Myself I have had 2 but don't ask me to prove I paid either. I know I did but it was before I considered keeping any records. Second, Be sure to post a picture of your new gun with a range report. :D[/quote] Now I have never had a SA before. I have never broken one down and cleaned it, so that was job one yesterday. I did it so anyone can is the new motto here. My first thought was that the recoil was a bit much and I immediately regretted not getting the 9 mm ( I got the .40 cal) but... I think I need more time before I make an opinion. Plan is range tomorrow but this is an exceptionally busy week on the home front so it may get delayed. Thank y'all for asking. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Slappy" post="1161994" timestamp="1403573308"]Well did you get your Shield or did they just haul you off to the Decatur Co. Clink? :-)[/quote] Oh I got it!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Patton" post="1161914" timestamp="1403559984"]Smith was selling them for $70 but then stopped for whatever reason. I have not seen any for sale since. I can not tell much of a difference in the 9 and the 40 as long as the 180 grain was being shot in the .40.[/quote] Ah, good to know. I was shooting 170 grain brass- FMJ. Not sure what kind of difference that makes. I'll get the 180 and see. --thank you! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk