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I thought there was a recent thread, but the last one is from February. doing dishes tonight, look up, notice a decent size water spot and the ceiling drywall is cracked/stained from where a leak is coming through. there was a light stain there previously before i replaced the rubber piece over the vent pipe that was letting water in, but with todays rain, this is way worse. so a friend told me about a place called "Integrity Construction". said they've been doing a lot of houses in her neighborhood in Hilliard, and as far as she's heard, people have been satisfied. said they will deal with insurance and cover the deductible (which would be VERY helpful as I would rather not come out of pocket if i dont have to, and i know some companies will do this) if its covered. so i guess i want to see if anyone else has dealt with a company recently to throw into the mix. also, does anyone know what i can expect from insurance? yes, we had a lot of rain today, but im sure some of the shit going on with my roof is from the big storms we've had over the last couple years. I bought the house in 2009 (HUD house) and had to have roof repairs done before they'd release my escrow, and I had Dave Sigman Sr out and he replaced some areas of shingles and some other issues on the roof so it would be satisfactory for HUD, or my bank, or whoever it was that needed it...SO, I can at least show it was ok ~4 years ago. is there a time frame i have to report damage to insurance? did i possibly fuck myself from not calling to report some shingles lifting/blowing off, and a couple gutters falling off last year during the storm in July or the one we had a little earlier this year?

21+ average is really good. Can they team up with other riders to take turns drafting or do they have to stay separated? I did 106 miles yesterday, 70 solo to and from my family reunion in delaware, and 36 for a group ride on the way home...ended up with an 18.4ish avg. Got me my 6th century for the year (goal #1) and now at about 3700 miles on a goal of 5000

My brother and his wife were sitting 6 feet from bobby rahal and at a table with i believe he said his name is Mike Epps? Looks like a good time

+1 on hours. Wouldnt mind something in the evenings a few nights a week if available.

Ive found links online of all of the separate trails, but is there one that shows a whole map of the area with all of them laid over top of it so i can see if i can connect some to make a longer route and hit a few different spots? I havent been in years and want to go back this fall

i don't know how many times i listened to this the first day i heard it...something about it sucked me in. love it also, i've liked robin thicke's older albums, so this newer song i thought was decent

daaaaamn! look at the floors in the master bedroom and the master shower really though guys, house is nice and in good shape, and they've made it quite nice.

Awesome write up and great ride. Impressive you can do that well with so little road biking. Ive done a few mtb rides when i can borrow a bike, and its great cross training...i can tell my bike handling is mucb better from doing mtb rides. I did t think itd do anything for me at all, but i was wrong

did you go to hawaii to do this yet? i would think you'd want to plan a little more time getting up. to the top...theres 700 people on strava that have it logged, and 4 hours or less (4 hours ride time) is the top 150 of them. if you think you can do it, thats awesome. im interested in seeing your results. also, pics of actual bike? i love the new black ultegra groupset and wish i could trade someone my stuff for that. it looks so awesome. as for lancaster, you may have hit some hills that peaked at 15%, but there is nothing down there that has an average that high. we were there last weekend to do the Tour de Cause century ride, 104 miles, 5500' of climbing (most of it after mile 50ish), ended up averaging 18.5 or so. savage hill (one of the nastier ones down there) averages like 9.5%, peaks about 19%, revenge is like 6% average, peaks at 18%ish i should take some time to update this thread, but i'd rather be out riding. im currently at about 3300 miles for the year, a little over 100k' of climbing. done 5 centuries so far. also, if you're interested in rides, a few you can join us on Tuesday - Avery park (south lot) in dublin. 6:15pm roll time. Wednesday - Hoover from the Dam parking lot. 6:30pm roll time Thursday - Avery at 6pm or New albany from the elementary school at 6. i cant get out to new albany due to work schedule and travel time, so i usually ride dublin if we can get a group together. that ride is more of invite only, and isn't one put out by the local clubs like WBC or COP. Sunday - Trek store ride from the Westerville store. 5:30 roll time. this is an easier ride, 18-19 averge for 35-50 miles. here's all my rides. some good ones in there. had a couple with mid 22 averages, but since i dont race, i got tired of hammering and hurting for days...im good with 21ish average rides...easier ones if im riding with friends. http://ridewithgps.com/users/84159 or on Strava http://app.strava.com/athletes/778362 shoot me a message if you want to get out some time...i'll let you know what we have planned for the following days.

It migbt be a carpenter bee...maybe we can get confirmation from others here.

I think i paid 700 total for my washer and dryer 7-8 years ago and both still run fine. Inglis brand i think? Id have to look when i get home.

i wish i had the determination of you guys. I'm not a big guy, but for the activity i'm into most (cycling), it's not a sport for bigger guys. less weight i gotta carry, the more efficient i'll be. i'm 5'11/180ish now, and if i got down to 160 i'd be beast, i just can't get motivated enough. lol. i dont know if i could do 100# if i was 300+. major kudos!

I've never been a fan of the whole institution of marriage, but for those who are, this dude wins. Good stuff

im no tech wizard, but at :56, the guy straight says "you will need root access with super user" on that note, who's got a link for the easiest root for the GS3? had mine a couple weeks and want to get it rooted and the wifi tether like i had on my old phone.

wish i wouldve paid more attention and known this fight was tonight. would've loved to see that fight.

Planning 11 months early?

i get a few in the house every year. smash em and trash em. i vaguely remember my parents complaining about them being all over when i was like <10. wish i could give you an answer on how they got rid of them. we moved from that house when i was 11 so i dont think they worried about it too much. i think they got into our mailbox and thats why mom hated em

i've apparently given you too much rep, because i cant +rep you for this comment. lol

Brother sent me the cat puking video today...#3 is where i lost it.

CATAGORY

I lost it at "chicken shit mother fucker"

i probably have 22 thats 10 years old, still shoot it. i went out not long ago and shot up a whole bunch, maybe all, of my duck/geese loads, and i havent gone hunting in probably 8+ years, maybe longer. my HD rounds in my M&P 9c are 3-4 years old, LCP, i got off the previous owner, had the gun for a year or so i don't stress about it. im sure over time shit can break down, but i dont think i'll be around by the time that happens

I think he meant that his current employer cant touch him because he sues them for that shit...they cant retaliate...at least thats how i read it.

Edit...right here is where it looks to be judging by the buildings/homes seen in the video http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y267/evan938/Screenshot_2013-06-20-10-11-39_zpsae39ebc5.png

I think its up close to broad st where the divider is to split for taylor station/broad st exits, after he missed the main st exit