Which Seattle do you live in? Washington? 'cause, I have seen a LOT of houses in the area - hanging out with contractor friends - and in older homes I seldom see double glazed, never mind triple.
I also spent time with contractor buddies in Portland, and they are no better.
(Two years ago, when I built a house for a friend I got MAJOR price breaks from my contractor friends, NOT because they were my friends but because they were all saying "Let me do it dude. I never get to do this in the shit houses we have to build for people who have no sense of value.")
Well, I live _IN_ Canada. Vancouver seldom sees significant snow. In 2006 we had major snow storms in early November. Does it mean it's getting colder?
To paraphrase Carlin, I am not worried about the Earth's future; the future of the human species on the other hand...
Actually the thinking is a "little" different. Basically, it goes like this "Many, if not majority, of my children will die before reaching adulthood; so, the more kids I have, the higher the chance of some of them making it and keeping my bloodline going."
They, TPB, are providing a service. Maybe you and I don't agree with what they do/offer, but, they do provide a service nonetheless. They make some money for it. Well, good for them I say. Its not something I'd like to do, but I have no problem with someone else doing it.
It all started with "Roger & Me" Moore documentary, he claimed he had NEVER interviewed Roger. There is clear and overwhelming evidence that he had interviewed him TWICE. It's all downhill from there. (The rifle stunt in Columbine... they did the prep work for 30 (THIRTY) days so he can show up and get his rifle at the bank. Yes, it's moronic that a bank would give away rifles as a promotion, but, to show it as if you could just walk in fill in some papers and then walk out wit a rifle is a lie.)
Anyhow, have a look at the "Manufacturing Dissent" documentary.
You obviously don't see the same news I see here in Beautiful British Columbia.
God help you if you have anything but a life-threatening problem. I seem to be lucky, and have had most of my ailments looked at and treated in less than two years. Others have not been so lucky.
I am not American, nor do I play one on TV; but, if I were, I would be pretty damn pissed at Moore for his rather large contribution to Bush's reelection. Through his fact twisting, and sometimes outright lies in Fahrenheit 9/11 he provided a rallying point for the conservatives who could justly point to Moore's lies and misrepresentations and then unjustly paint all liberals with the same brush. A lot of previously neutral voters were swayed to the right by this.
(This, of course, assumes one is not happy with Bush having been reelected, which seems to be the case with most Slashdotters. If you are happy with Bush's win, go ahead thank Moore. Personally I couldn't care less who won. As far as I am concerned, most of them, dems and GOPers, are crooks.)
Not the dishwasher route though. I put them in the sink and wash them well; I usually use "Simple Green" as a detergent.
Shake well, or run a shop-vac over them after cleaning, and put them in a warm place with decent air circulation for the weekend. On Monday plug in, turn computer on... NEVER one problem.
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Which Seattle do you live in? Washington? 'cause, I have seen a LOT of houses in the area - hanging out with contractor friends - and in older homes I seldom see double glazed, never mind triple.
I also spent time with contractor buddies in Portland, and they are no better.
(Two years ago, when I built a house for a friend I got MAJOR price breaks from my contractor friends, NOT because they were my friends but because they were all saying "Let me do it dude. I never get to do this in the shit houses we have to build for people who have no sense of value.")
Another way is to park a slingbox at your friends place somewhere in the UK.
I have seen several guys with unicycles on the trails around Vancouver, BC.
Well, I live _IN_ Canada. Vancouver seldom sees significant snow. In 2006 we had major snow storms in early November. Does it mean it's getting colder? To paraphrase Carlin, I am not worried about the Earth's future; the future of the human species on the other hand ...
Actually the thinking is a "little" different. Basically, it goes like this "Many, if not majority, of my children will die before reaching adulthood; so, the more kids I have, the higher the chance of some of them making it and keeping my bloodline going."
Depends on your definition of "growth". If you think numbers, you are right. If, however, you think girth... shashdotters rock!
They, TPB, are providing a service. Maybe you and I don't agree with what they do/offer, but, they do provide a service nonetheless. They make some money for it. Well, good for them I say. Its not something I'd like to do, but I have no problem with someone else doing it.
the toruble with wankel engines is that they gulp down gas by the gallon.
Not here in Canada. We've gone metric a long time ago. We no longer fear the gallon gulping engines.
Hear, hear.
These days Buffaloes are the best price performance wise.
How about "let's watch"?
If you're going to waste your time, you may as well make it fun.
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"After hours?" Why?
1. Set up shell company
2. Import stuff as you see fit
3. When shut down by *AA close company
4. Set up new shell company
5. Lather, rinse, repeat
Or use only female pilots??
It all started with "Roger & Me" Moore documentary, he claimed he had NEVER interviewed Roger. There is clear and overwhelming evidence that he had interviewed him TWICE. ... they did the prep work for 30 (THIRTY) days so he can show up and get his rifle at the bank. Yes, it's moronic that a bank would give away rifles as a promotion, but, to show it as if you could just walk in fill in some papers and then walk out wit a rifle is a lie.)
It's all downhill from there. (The rifle stunt in Columbine
Anyhow, have a look at the "Manufacturing Dissent" documentary.
So, two wrong DO make a right? Cool.
You obviously don't see the same news I see here in Beautiful British Columbia. God help you if you have anything but a life-threatening problem. I seem to be lucky, and have had most of my ailments looked at and treated in less than two years. Others have not been so lucky.
I am not American, nor do I play one on TV; but, if I were, I would be pretty damn pissed at Moore for his rather large contribution to Bush's reelection.
Through his fact twisting, and sometimes outright lies in Fahrenheit 9/11 he provided a rallying point for the conservatives who could justly point to Moore's lies and misrepresentations and then unjustly paint all liberals with the same brush. A lot of previously neutral voters were swayed to the right by this.
(This, of course, assumes one is not happy with Bush having been reelected, which seems to be the case with most Slashdotters. If you are happy with Bush's win, go ahead thank Moore. Personally I couldn't care less who won. As far as I am concerned, most of them, dems and GOPers, are crooks.)
New formula diesel is now mandatory in the US. FYI.
A couple years ago, when I walked through the factory in Böblingen I saw "posters", basically, admonishing people to not even use the word Mercedes.
They seemed REALLY intent on keeping Smart as a separate entity. Has that changed now?
Forgot to mention, I do that with wireless keyboards as well. Again, problem free, as long as they are dry before reinserting the batteries.
Not the dishwasher route though. I put them in the sink and wash them well; I usually use "Simple Green" as a detergent.
... NEVER one problem.
Shake well, or run a shop-vac over them after cleaning, and put them in a warm place with decent air circulation for the weekend. On Monday plug in, turn computer on
I am all for that. Let the whales make their case at the UN.
You never know, do you?
Make your case at the "International Italian Hunting Commission" and see how it plays out.
As far as I am concerned, the computer ceased to be a gadget when my mother, 65 at the time, got one.