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Set the fan (air handler) to "on" so it runs 24/7. That will keep the air moving which will equalize the temps through the house and prevent the system from cycling so frequently. The power required to run the fan 24/7 will likely be more than offset by the reduced cycling of the system. Net = your electric bill should get smaller.

Just tell the nurses you don't want to see anything, they'll understand and accommodate.  Get 'er done and get out. 

    What's her name?  :dirty:

Part of me just has to believe there's more to this story that what's currently being reported.  If not....  :stunned:    :squint:    :shrug:     I think a local barber should offer "high & tights" to students for $2.  Have most of the boys in the school show up monday morning with high & tights. 

Looks nice.  As for scales, I'm partial to just plain wood.

Baby eagle hatching live on the web cam...  http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2015/03/25/pennsylvania-eaglet-hatches-livestream/70421994/

Cool.  But at $300, I don't consider it viable.  Spare batteries and other charging methods are much cheaper.

    I could, but I'd rather have leather and he makes it exactly like I want it (which in reality is pretty darn simple).  :)

    Same here.  The body/lens should be good for 50k clicks.  I have a T3i (that I got from CZ), it's nice.  I like it.         I use smugmug, it'll do everything you've listed.  I use it primarily as a hosting and backup service.  I'll send you a referral discount code if you're interested.

  I'm confused... why would the government, person, or business receive reimbursement?  Reimbursement for what?  If you're referring to medical costs associated with injuries sustained, my assumption is I have enough put back to afford a funeral pyre. 

    There's so many options....   It's best to read some online comparisons then go get touchy-feely in a store somewhere to pick out something you like.    We hike too and I've gone on several motorcycle trips with my old Canon Powershot in my pocket.  It's been dropped a number of times, gotten wet a few times, and is generally on the verge of falling apart, but it still takes good pictures. 

    A fairly nomal point-shoot type camera will do all you need.  Most have very good macro (close-up) capability with enough optical zoom (4x minimum) to be useful when things aren't quite so close.  Personally, I'm a Canon guy so that's what I look for.  But most all the big names make good cameras in that range... Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, etc...   What physical size you do want?  Some true pocket cameras can take excellent pictures.  If you want more zoom, you'll end up with something that's not really pocket-able but still smaller than a DSLR.     http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1000470-REG/canon_8406b001_powershot_g16_digital_camera.html   Big zoom:  http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1080919-REG/canon_9543b001_powershot_sx60_hs_digital.html   Small-ish: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1110377-REG/canon_0109c001_powershot_sx710_hs_digital.html

Pull-a-Part.

    Indeed.    I'd be happy to hear from someone more informed on the topic that I am.     Regarding insurance... I'd be willing to sign a waiver that would release my insurance company of responsibility should I be injured while riding a motorcycle on public roads while not wearing a helmet. 

  Wow.  I remember when 1600 was grainy. 

    Sounds about perfect to me.  That way they're alive and conscious through the horror that is road rash recovery.      I agree that it should be a choice for adults.    On the car topic... I do question whether cars would be as safe (and expensive) as they currently are without all the regulations.  My guess is no. 

    I don't have the time or inclination to mess with making one myself.  Doesn't look too hard, but it's a lot easier for me to just call George and say ... "make me a sheath for this."  :)   I forget what I paid for the last one, but it was a friendly price. 

    I also like the flexibility of the kydex sheaths (especially being left handed), but prefer the feel of leather.  If they offered kydex in a dark brown instead of black, I'd jump.    I don't recall exactly how I came across the deal.  Someone posted a different Boker Magnum knife so I googled it and found this.  I saw it listed on several other sites for $50- $60 (with good reviews) so I was pleasantly surprised to find the OEM offering it for much less. :)

I like the look of the AK.  How did you get it to stand up like that?

Call back. It's hard to go wrong for the price. Thanks. If I might inquire from the expert, how might I go about adding some jimping? Is there a special tool of some sort or just a file?

Since you've already got a 19, get the 30. The subcompacts are awful.

With all this fixed blade knife goodness going on here, I ran across what I think is quite a deal. I like the idea of having a modest sized fixed blade I can carry. I'm also somewhat traditional and like wood scales and leather sheaths. Plus I'm cheap. ;) Enter the Boker Magnum Survival.... http://www.boker.de/us/fixed-blade-knife/boker/tactical-knife/02SC310.html $26 to my door. Yep, really. I'm no knife expert, but I fiddled around with it over the weekend. I don't really consider it a true "survival knife", but its a perfectly serviceable camp/utility knife. It was reasonably sharp out of the box, just barely shaving sharp. I assume that'll be the norm since it's a 440 stainless blade as opposed to something like 1095. Probably a better choice for this purpose anyway... less concern for chipping it or corrosion. The notch is listed for cutting cord, rope, etc. I didn't have any rope laying around that I wanted to make shorter so I can't say how well it works for that. I did do a good job shaving little knots off the stick I was whittling on. It's got a little ridge on the spine to act as a thumb stop, but I think it could use a little jimping for a more tactile feel. I may have a go at that myself at some point. The wrong handed sheath is a bit of an expected bummer (I'm left handed), but carrying it on my left side seemed to work fine. For the price, I'm more than satisfied. :)

Indeed. Yes, I own this t-shirt. ;)

    Yep.  Salvage what can be recycled and burn the rest.  Just don't burn anything important.