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    When people say "Autocad", I think old 2D Autocad (which is what I use most frequently).  I forget that people stuck in the 20th century use it for 3D work.  In that case, yes I can imagine it would struggle. Though it's usually more related to graphics performance than CPU/RAM.  If you've got a crappy graphics card, it'll suck up all your RAM trying to make it work. 

    Recipe please....   :yum:

    I've let a couple nearly rot on the vine waiting for them to turn, they were still as green as the leaves.  If I leave them too long, the bugs get them.  I've also left some sitting in a sunny window until they nearly rotted, no change.  I think I got mislabeled plants.  Which wouldn't be a big surprise as the zucchini that was supposed to be cucumbers is growing nicely. 

I'd also get a few more opinions from doctors and see a physical therapist or two.  I've got shoulder problems as well and have to be careful doing various things.  Shoulder surgery is no joke.  From what I've heard from several people who've had different types of it... they all say it hurts like hell and takes a minimum of a year to get better.  Put it off until you can't stand it anymore.  But after that year of recovery, it's much better and is worth it. 

Welcome!

We've got red and yellow bell pepper plants, at least that's what the tags said. So far, we've got lots of green bell peppers. Not sure what's up with that.

Autocad isn't a big resource drain like Inventor, CATIA, etc. Best of my knowledge, very few CAD programs run well in Win8. Unless there's some compelling reason not to I've skipped over, I'd just wipe it and start from scratch.

Dads got a 709 and likes it well enough. My PT145 has been great.

Welcome!

You'd be surprised at how much compression you can generate with a couple small screws. Good ole leverage at work. If it's got to be tight to stay put, you might try something like a single layer of electrical tape on the tube to give the mount a little more stiction.

I've grilled corn in the shucks plenty, but never bothered with the water soak. It's delicious! Corn on the cob is my favorite summer veggie.

    That's one of the reasons why I don't have a security system.  I've asked that question every time I've talked with a salesman and they say... "you know, that's a good idea..."   :shrug:

    Yes, LEO opinion is "evidence" in court, it's called a police report.  LEO testimony is considered "expert" testimony.   So when the LEO tells the judge (in person or writing) that you were impaired even though your BAC was only 0.06, you were impaired.  Who's the judge gonna believe, you or the LEO?    Hence the motivation to be nice, but not say too much when interacting.

    You on ADV?  If not, check in here... http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=880313&page=107

    A solid answer about a law?  :rofl:

Guess you'd better try harder next time.

I've got an XT. I'd suggest soft bags. They're lighter, don't act as big sails empty or full, and they typically don't crack or break when you fall over. A simple tail or tank bag is plenty of space for anything other than several days travel. Hard bags tend to get put on and left there, then fill up with crap you don't need.

Supposedly skunks make good pets once they've been de-scented. Smarter than dogs, though that isn't a great accomplishment.

Just don't think about the number of Russian Navy nuclear reactors that are sitting at the bottom of the ocean, particularly the Barents Sea (which isn't especially deep). 

    How did you form your opinion of Obama?  Meet him in person and had a long chat?

    Nope.    Wanna cry a little inside?  http://www.argunners.com/gallery-wwii-airplane-graveyard-in-pacific-ocean/

Oooooh. Me likey.

From what Google has found for me, this is the case. A formal "state of emergency " declaration might change things, but I don't think they can make you leave.

A solar charger. A few more water containers. A better radio.

Can you turn them? If not, they're fine.