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Wonder why they didn't us 5200.

Nuthin like an 81 year old with 'street cred'.

California came up with a clever way to reduce the introduction of toxins from boatyards and boat building facilities: They created regulations so difficult to comply with that the owners and operators went away. The CA complained that the tax base was being reduced and taxes would have to be increased to make up for it. This further reduced that tax base, so further increases in taxes were required. You see how well the C- students are managing the once Golden State.

As with most boat related refrigerator issues, it is a "balance" issue. Log on to your bank and you will likely find that one of your accounts finally has a "high balance" issue. Remove the excess balance and your sparkling new refrigeration unit will run fine.

I have pretty much tried everything imaginable. Tech support closes at 3PM pacific time, and they are located in California. WTF.

Or, more to the point, Makerbot Replicator mini+ says "printer offline" from Mac software. From the iPad, ant find it on wifi. Wes, checked all the connections, Internet, etc. Also, when USB'd to the mac, I can see the camera view from the printer, but that's it. Help!

Go back to the IOR and create a "3 Tonner" class? No computers, basic instruments. Put the tactical/navigational skill back in and.... let the broaches begin. Blooper on and be excellent to each other.

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Wire isn’t going to be the loser in a chafe battle.

Wait, wait! No trigger warning?!? Be still my snowflake.

Great resources here. Lots of knowledge and I picked up NOAA stuff to bookmark. Here is the essential question: Given that (in N. Hemi), the strongest winds are in the NW quad, and looking at windytv.com, I don't see much above 60 Kts for Lane. So, where is the "maximum sustained winds of...". I know that windy is a projection, I know that forecasts are just that, but then I got to thinking about all of those weather type in "the middle of hurricane..." and it looks like 50-60 knots (I've been there) but no where near :sustained ..." Educate me (kindly please). Thanks!

To reply, in no particular order, Yup, super common outside of the US. Trying to teach the kids to not 'need' fat-full milk. Powdered seems worse than FF milk. Went to the regional Mexican market. 'No hay leche con una caja Senor. Lo siento'. I have lactating almonds, soy beans, cashews, God knows what else in my Winco market in boxes, but no lactating cow juice in boxes. I'm not looking for single serving size (1Lt/Qt is fine). I just miss the rows in the WalMarts (and others) in Latin America. Maybe I'll Try US WalMart for a sample (shipping more than product), and stock up until I can find somewhere close that does. By the Way, I'm in the Central Valley of CA, which has a uge hispanic population.

All over Latin America, milk comes in boxes and is not refrigerated until you want to use it. I'd like to have a few fat free milk boxes so when the kids say "hey, we're out of milk" right before school, my day doesn't get jacked up. So far, the internet isn't much of a friend. amazon has it for about $5 a quart (!) and the best I can find is WalMart at under $2 a box (but it's 2%, not fat free), but unless I buy $35 worth of it, the shipping is more than 4 boxes. They don't sell in stores, and it is not available for pickup - only shipped. Anyone out there have ideas?

Guess where.

So, titanium it is!