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This is bad ass. I wish I had the skills and patience to do something like this.

http://englishrussia.com/2013/01/28/usb-flamethrower/

Go to any CPD station and file a report. You have some of his information. At that point if your insurnace has to pay for it they can turn around and sue his insurnace company to recover the cost including your deductible. My wife and I went through this in '03. We were hit from behind in here new F-150. Police didn't take a report due to the weather (ice) and said to go to the police station to file the report. Truck was fixed by our insurance and we received a check refunding our deductible about 6 months later.

Sorry to hear this Ryan. I had a torn labrum repaired in November '11. I was in a sling for 6 weeks and couldn't lift over 10 lbs or do anything aggressive for another 8 weeks. Depending on the severity of the tear it will most likely be about the same or longer. The best word of advice I can give you is ask your DR. if there are any exercises you can do before your surgery, if you have to have it, to improve your shoulder strength and follow your Physical Therapy plan to the letter after wards. By the time you start being able to move your shoulder you will be amazed at how weak it is and how little movement you have. Also. if you don't have a comfortable chair you can sleep in, invest in one because that is where you will be sleeping for 2 - 3 weeks. It took me over 3 months to get back to 90% range of motion.

that is one incredibly sexy machine! GLWS

The "like" is in. Thanks Todd

To short of a notice to make this one. Can't get a sitter for the kids and dogs. Let me know when you plan the next one. Jill and I both want to take the class.

Congrats! A woman that likes to ride and hockey = keeper.

I finally gave in and let the girlfriend talk me in to getting a puppy. I present to you Brimley Augustus!

LOL He looks like a Brimley. Enjoy!

Tucker & Gibbs - Tucker is our 12 week old Basenji puppy. Gibbs is our 4 year old Lab/Great Pyrenees mix that was a stray we took in 3.5 years ago.

See my signature for the best thought I've heard on NK

Saw this beauty on ST.n today. In awe of the ability shown in the construction methods.

628 × 419 - sfgate.com

Here she is almost face palming her ignorant self.

Who are the Blue Jackets?

a pro sports team that will make the playoffs before the Browns....

Love them all except for Dorse being included in the Gaborik deal. The trades improved the talent level while keeping all 3 of our 2013 first round picks.

It just never goes away.

BTW, in for this.

Now you can have a limited edition signed box for only $.32/rd

http://www.surplusammo.com/22-lr-cci-mini-mag-36-grain-copper-plated-hollow-point-special-edition-troy-landry-signature-box-375-rounds/

well, and not just that, but his rhymes are cheesy now! As an example his "I guess that's why they call it window pane (pain)" is pretty dumb. He used to be hilarious and clever.

The real issue is that he is 40 years old and has bank. How much angst and issues can you rap about at that age when you have matured and have bank? His first albums (yes I'm dating myself) were driven by that internal angst and hate for his life, family and the world in general. The same thing happened with Ice-T, Ice Cube, Queen Latifah, Dr. Dre so on and so on. There are not many rappers that have put out good efforts as they matured. When you get to a point it is all going to sound lame and made up because there is nothing behind it.

I thought you could still get a dissolution if you had kids and only if everything was agreed upon in the paperwork.

I don't know if you still can but this is how I ended my first. We agreed to everything on paper (house, bank accounts, bills, etc. (no kids though, only my dog)), had a lawyer look it over, went in front of the judge and walked out after 5 minutes a single man.

Gotta love when the general public Woodbury's themselves voluntarily.

Doubtful it will be career ending unless there was serious vascular or nerve damage. Screws and plates are a given. If Marcus Latimore can have his knee completely dislocated to where he almost kicked himself in the face and was able to make it back for a pro day last week he should be ok.

But not everyone stays that same best friend. They change and become someone they never were. And then one day you realize they are not the same person you once loved. Ask me how i know..

This was my first marriage. My current wife of almost 15 years is fucking awesome. She has never tried to change me nor have i tried to change her. She knew of my habits, all the things i do with my fiends and has no issues. Wehave had our bumps in the road like everyone but i couldn't imagine being with anyone else.

Suggestions? Anderson's has fallen way off lately.

I did end up buying Vols. 1-3 of the Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby. The kit I bought came with an 18mm - 55mm and 55mm - 250mm lens. I also have a 28mm - 200mm from my Élan II set-up. I've been looking at prime lens to, so I appreciate the insight.

I got a good basic book by Scott Kelby when I first starting messing around with photography 4~5 years ago, and it was really helpful.

It explained all the camera functions and when/how to use them, without getting too technical, which was great for a beginner. The best way to learn, as others have said, is to get out and shoot.

The Digital Photography Book

photography-on-the.net/forum is one of the most valuable resources I've ever used. The last few times that I've been on there the number of posts has been a bit overwhelming though. There are some really awesome faqs that ate of great help. P.s. Even though it's geared toward Canon users, most of the info is universal.

Thank you both for the advice.

I don't know about the classes or course topics. But I read books and learned quick and by trial and error.

I taught their classes for a bit, and now a guy named Gary Walker does all the camera classes out of the Grandview location.

Gary is knowledgable, personable, and ready to help. The class is questionable though, unless you really want to learn about the value of filters whose true usability died with film...

You have immediate feedback with your lcd screen. Try using your AV and TV settings, and experiment. Really, there are only 3 variables to control when taking a photograph: The baseline ISO, the shutter speed, and the aperture, and the best way to learn them is to shoot...

Thanks for the feedback. I've been doing some reading and watching some Youtube videos and it seems like the read and shoot the camera seem to the best.