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Well if we're now just making suggestions you can get a used Porsche Cayman for example for under $40K. It's better looking and higher quality than anything GM has put out since about 1969.

Unless you can get that 6 cylinder sideways in a curve at 70MPH. And the 370Z more than fits that bill. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Check out the Midalu. 240HP on a 600lbs bike. Anyway, as to the OP, the only one I definitely would NOT do would be the Challenger. I don't think Chrysler has done anything to earn back our business after being bought out by the government and then Fiat. Ford has shown real initiative and innovation, especially with their Eco-Boost Twin Turbo V6! And of course Nissan is quality, so you can't go wrong there.

Two words: Damn. And Damn.

That was, and still is, true only in the South. Once you cross the Mason-Dixon line a magical transformation takes place making you a more tolerant and better person. The only way to improve after that is to move to California and become a raging liberal. Aaaahhhh, enlightenment.

I'm in too. The teaser is great and I'm sure the book will be as well.

A long motorcycle ride. And once I'm back home, a cold beer.

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Yep. He also said if you get a tax return, you are doing your taxes poorly. Don't loan money to the government for a year. If you got a tax return last year, this year you should be paying more each month.

This is the rule, not the exception.

Welcome.

We're glad to have you Casey. Welcome.

That is the important question, is it not?

A better fix would be to switch to Firefox. Just sayin'.

My number means something to me. Zero. It means I haven't shot one yet. Dang it.

Man, that is a beautiful pic. If I didn't think some might consider me less manly I might admit it brought a tear to my eye. And before you jump in here Glenn, I have no idea how someone could consider me less manly. Just thought I'd beat you to the punch.

Worse yet, they breed among us.

Lovin' it. Thanks for posting. I respectfully disagree. Every movie genre has had comical versions. Why should zombies be any different? Added to my instant queue. It will be watched soon.

Welcome and thanks for your service. Stay Airborne. Robert

I will be riding the tour of honor that weekend or I might make it out. Next time. Robert

How many have paid a lot more for an EMP? I have been thinking about an EMP for the wife, but this looks like good competition in that market.

I was gonna say you could make a rule in your e-mail, but I guess that works too.

I notice yours is still empty.

They need to have IP addresses assigned. That's how they communicate with each other. If they don't need to get on the Internet you need to approach that from the firewall/router and block them there.

A dedicated firewall tends to have a lot more actual protection than the one in your consumer ones. Other than the simple IP blocks that you get in your home routers you can enable intrusion detection which will block and drop known attacks. And VPN's so you can access your network securely and remotely if need to. Consumer firewalls are fine for the home, but your business really needs a little more.

True dat. Most networks don't use the bandwidth they have available. Most of the time your Internet link is going to be your bottleneck. Seriously, you gain no advantage by using static IP addresses. It's not more secure. It makes zero difference in speed. And it increases the administrative burden. My advice would be to leave DHCP running, ensure all of your computers are patched properly, and block access to your file server from outside the network. As a matter of fact, I wouldn't even let it access the Internet except to get updates. Get a firewall or run a software firewall on all of your computers. And by firewall I don't mean the software in the Linksys router.