jporter12

Component video will do 720p, have to use hdmi for 1080p. If your current tv would happen to not have hdmi, don't let that be a deterrent from you buying. I would say that if you can squeeze your wallet hard enough to come up with the money for the PS3, go for it. Myself, I went the Blu-Ray player route, because we have the other 2 game systems (Xbox 360, and Wii.) For internet connection speed, you're going to have to find out what you CAN get, post that info, and see what experiences others have had with that level of service.

If we ride fast, we can beat it by the time we get to...

http://www.tirebusiness.com/article/20121029/NEWS/121029916/michelin-tweel-for-skid-steers-launched-updated

Yeah, I've seen the tweel, but I just found out that it's 75+ year old tech! http://blog.modernmechanix.com/rubber-spokes-give-bounce-to-airless-safety-tires/

I got it covered!

Ugh...

I thought I was the only one that noticed! He's probably only 21 years old, too!

I had typed most of this up last night before you replied: Ah, the barn. I know a guy. A lot of the building stuff, I know a guy (you know him, too!) You WANT a basement out here. Have you forgotten how often tornadoes seem to hit out this way? Also, what happens below ground level, stays below ground level! If you do go with a basement (and I highly recommend it) just as others have said, DRAINAGE! It'e probably not a bad idea to double up on the sump pump well, or have a larger one put in to accommodate and extra sump pump, because those things do fail, and it's always when you need them the most (we have a friend that can tell you all about this!) Also, try to leave room in the budget for an automatic generator, or at least have provisions in place for one to be added. You WILL need a good water softener out here! Building a house is something that I would love to do, and I have put some thought into some of the cool things that I would do. One thing is using water for heat, gas fired boiler, and wood burner, run tubing in the garage and basement floors to heat them. Having the wood burner, or at least provisions to be able to add one later just gives you an option later, along with the auto generator (I would look into options there, for multi-fuel, etc..) just in case the SHTF. One thing that I can't believe I hardly see is a heated driveway, and sidewalks. The cost to install would be pretty low, and if you're using water for heat anyway, a heat exchanger would be all that's needed. I don't think it would take all that much to bring the temp of it up a few degrees to melt the snow off, but I may be wrong there. Call me up or stop out sometime for some of the other cool ideas I have! Also, while the excavator is there, have them move some dirt for a nice range backstop!

From your Owner's Manual:

Yeah, this sounds like what I need to do for sure! I let it rest for about a half hour. I may be trying again this weekend.

Too bad Sprint doesn't have anywhere in Ohio listed as getting LTE any time soon. Ugh... That's ok, I don't use the mobile data all that much anyway, most of the time that I need much internet speed I'm around wifi anyway.

That DNA looks a LOT like my HTC EVO LTE for Sprint, with the exception of the red on the DNA, and the kickstand on the EVO. I'm betting they're the same phone. That said, the EVO LTE has been great, other than Sprint doesn't have LTE service in Ohio yet.

Nope, I know not to get a corned brisket. That's usually all they have locally, and they just happened to have some regular briskets this week. I'm going to try elsewhere to get a better cut for next weekend, I believe. From what I've been reading, USDA Angus is the way to go. I really don't think it was over done. I just barely hit 170 degrees internal temperature, and the fat wasn't quite breaking down like one would expect when it's done. So I'm pretty sure this is another case of needing more time in the smoker!

Hmm... I didn't see this before! If it's still around in a few weeks, I may be interested.

Brisket. It turned out decent. The flavor was good, the bark had a little kick to it (according to my wife) but I think I should have left it on a while longer, and hit it with more smoke than I did. I also need to find a place to get a better cut, as it was pretty tough, and I don't know that cooking it longer would have done it. It wasn't dried out at all, in fact it had juices oozing when I took it out!

Paging ReconRat...

The plan is for brisket to go on in the morning!

Go back to Chevy?

ftfy.

I think this is why they're trying to stop individuals selling guns to each other.

How is the chance percentages figured?

You earned that +rep!

It gets old if used too often, then it becomes expected, but once in a while, out of the blue it is pretty funny!

I will be really interested in seeing how he votes when (I wish it was an if) it gets that far. Yes, I'm pretty confident that it will go to a vote in Congress.