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Happy Birthday Carl!

Happy Birthday Vicki!

Yeah, that was a small place with high end aspirations. Great value for the price, but sometimes they reach a bit. Tasted really good, though!

Grass fed Sirloin tips, mushroom gravy, garlic fries, broccoli

Salmon spring rolls, With Napa cabbage, capers, nappa cabbage, avocado

Awful. Feel better, Brent.

Happy Bday, and congrats, Santa!

Carne asada

Happy birthday, Mr. Chairman !

Sweet! I just bumped her over a grand! Way to go WW!

Happy Birthday Deepak!

Fortunately, I have no human torso, therefore headphone listening sounds identical to speaker listening for me. Except for the fact that I have to speak out of my ass, it works out quite well.

Funny, I was raised on having whole fish, so it didn't even dawn on me that it might be unusual. Maybe a Chinese thing? My Dad says the cheeks are the best part of the fish. He'd even eat the eyeballs (actually he'd pop it in his mouth, suck the insides out, then spit out something) , which I always thought was kind of gross.

Good stuff!

That's weird. I just got the mk2 upgrade 2 months ago. Had to ship it in, but they did it for $900. Maybe I got lucky. I'll pm you the info, maybe that'll help.

Damn, what a great looking meal and pairing, Greg! Looks like you really enjoyed it, and makes me hungry again. I need to get out to a high end restaurant again soon ...

Nice job, KG! Happy Bday, Tyll!

I'd add the Brandenburg Concertos (Concerti?) w/ Szeryng + The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields

Thanks for the tips, MPI! I enjoy hearing different version of the Chaconne and haven't hear those two yet. And agree, JWM, hearing it on John Williams' classical guitar is mesmerizing. Going back a bit, but I still sometimes revisit Wynton Marsalis' Hummel and Haydn Trumpet concerto and I still enjoy that. I miss Wynton doing classical. Maybe because I saw him perform this live, and I was a young college student, that it made such an impression.

Happy Birthday!

We had waterproof matresses for our kids until a year after they were trained. Wish I could tell you exactly where we got them... I know my wife found them online somewhere, but they worked great.

I have a baggie full of those dessicant packets you find in your vitamin and medication bottles. I can give you a handful of those to put in an enclosed sandwich bag along w/ your phone, if you want to stop by. Not sure if it's any better than rice, but I figure their purpose is to draw moisture away from tablets, so they must be good at it ...

Happy Birthday, Antonio!

Just catching up ... Happy Belated Anniversary, Nate! Great stuff!