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Pricey, but almost everyone up here in AK has them: http://www.mosquitomagnet.com/ They work wonders.

Insight's Interface will be better now that TWC has bought them. TWC has just refreshed their interface.

Some people don't want to wait a day or two or more for their favorite show to become available online. Then at that, Hulu and others don't carry every show, which means you know have to go through the process of downloading it, etc.... I have looked into cord cutting, but my wife loves HBO/Showtime and since HBO won't offer HBO GO without a cable subscription we are kind of screwed there.

Was this the 2.3 or 2.4 Turbo?

IT IS ONLY IN KANSAS CITY....Do you not read?

Gator Gum was the shit.

Because Kansas City is a much better city than Columbus...

iPhone bashing, to a person who has a Droid....good job. I hate Apple Products. Doesn't mean Google is god like, and gets free passes because they are Google.

And they are pushing you into a contract or fee: That sucks

Handwriting - worst feature ever, and only available on Search. We should be moving towards better voice recognition, and learning how to drown out background noises/invalid entries. Not asking people to do a tad bit better version of Swype.

Google stated in the beginning of this, it is a 1 city trial. They have no interest in becoming a National ISP. What I am interested to see, is how their support fares once this goes live. When Joe calls in because his channels aren't working, how good is their support going to be? If it is like any of their other products, it will suck. Go post on a forum, and someone will get back to you in a few days. Fiber Cuts, Power Issues, etc... All of that is what is going to be interesting to see how this goes.

Seems like an easy way to say we will do the 50%, then screw the other 50%. A perpetual build plan.

Merry Maids?

It will never be in Columbus. KC was a single trial market. Also you have to get several people to commit and pre-register before they will build into your neighborhood.

It is how they Generate the power, i.e Burning Coal and the costs associated with acquiring it, burning it, running the facilities, etc..

The way we cook it: Fat Side up. Chunk some potaotes, Cut up some carrots, and prepare some Pearl Onions. We season the meat with just some simple salt/pepper. Put a layer of the Potatoes/Carrots/Onions on the bottom. Put the meat on top of that. Then fill around the meat with the other veggies. We then mix up 2 packets of brown gravy, and pour that over the roast. Then add a cup of water, and set on low for ~10 hours or so. Makes it's own gravy while cooking, and is pretty tasty. I have tried some of the other ways in here people are mentioning, and they are good too.

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Almost everyone still uses VPN. Most people are switching to SSL VPN though, instead of doing the traditional Client Based VPN model.

http://www.gi.alaska.edu/AuroraForecast I wouldn't count on seeing it down in Ohio. It takes a pretty extreme event. During the winter up here, you can pretty much see them at will, if you stay up late enough. I have some good pictures from the last one i saw: http://i.imgur.com/lv8t1.jpg http://i.imgur.com/ljd6o.jpg I took those from my driveway on the night of 3/8.

Up here in AK, we don't have A/C, never gets hot enough for it in South Central Alaska. Interior and Fairanks is a whole different story though. At any rate, my electric bill was 52 dollars last month. This is pretty normal in the summer months. In the winter since we have Nat. Gas and Wood Stove for heat it usually jumps to just under 100, since we also have to have more lights on (no more 22 hours of sunlight), and we run the blower on our wood stove non-stop.

Welcome. Hope to see some pictures soon.

I haven't read that link yet, but was talking to a Doctor who plays on our Soccer Team. He was very agitated at what was being put in place. He said his medical coding system is going to go from 200-400 Codes, to over 800 codes. Which means his time until he gets paid will be longer if something is coded invalid. He was also saying Women can't get mamograms until over the age of 50, but that 75% of the cancer cases he diagnoses, are women under 50, for breast cancer. He went on to explain several other things, and basically saying in the end, this puts small/private practices out of business, as the administrative costs alone are going to be too high. As well as the care people will be receiving is actually below the current standard of care, solely due to the panels that will be appointed who get to pick and chose where the money is spent.

Just to add something.... All "Tax bills" must be started in the House of Representatives. This was started in the Senate, as a purchase plan. Since the Supreme Court ruled it as a Tax, not a Fine/Purchase, that would mean technically it has no Constitutional Grounds to stand on.

I am honestly surprised this hasn't sold yet. Nice house in a nice location.

HE isn't a gold member, just has resolved the complaints people are filing against him with the BBB