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Happy Birthday!

Thanks. I was wondering if I needed a topper.

Happy Birthday, Birgir!

Does anybody have an opinion on the Parachute mattress (https://www.parachutehome.com/products/mattress?opt-size=queen). Reviews are scarce but a very positive. It looks like it could be a "poor man Hastens". They have a reasonable trial policy so I think that I'll try this one first.

Had a PDT (Photodynamic Therapy) session yesterday so I'm staying in today and tomorrow. Oh boy!

Belated Happy Birthday, Greg! Hope it was a great one.

I always figured that it was mostly to get as far away as possible from the craziness currently infecting the US, UK and Europe.

Happy Birthday, Justin. Have a great one!

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Happy Birthday, Kerry! Have a great day.

Belated Happy Birthday!

Belated Happy Birthday, Raffy!

Belated Happy Birthday, Brent!

Offering a service, I'm guessing.

Happy Birthday, Chris! Have a great day. Hope you have a fun project to work on.

To save others the work, here's a Google translation: I do any drawings in different programs (Compass-3D, AutoCAD, P-CAD, SolidWorks, Altium Designer). - 3D modeling - high complexity; - Engineering graphics, design and engineering graphics; - transfer of drawings from paper to electronic form or from other sources: from a drawing, a screen shot, from a magazine, from a book (digitization); - detachable and one-piece connections (screw, bolt, stud, stud, welding, etc.); - Isometric, axonometric, types, simple and complex cuts, cuts; - tracing of printed circuit boards, lists of items and electrical circuits; - detailing, assembly units, technical characteristics; , Works are performed in accordance with: GOST, ESKD, SPDS.

This. Happy Birthday, Ari!

RIP Mr. Hemke RIP Jim Fowler, co-host and then host of Wild Kingdom for many years.

Happy Birthday, Shelly! Hope you're having a great one.

It will be really expensive if you have to buy/build it from parts: eBay

RIP Chewbacca! ?

RIP John Havilicek, the closest thing to a perpetual motion machine that I've ever seen.

My condolences, Craig. RIP Cheese.

Well done! 1,000,000,000 karma points to the both of you.

Yes, it's a B-24J from the Collings Foundation. The ride was short (30 minutes) but fun. I started in the radio operators position, just behind the cockpit. After takeoff, I stepped up into the cockpit behind and between the pilot and co-pilot. After a couple of minutes, I moved to the rear of the plane and spent the rest of the flight there. By far the best viewing is from the open waist gunner windows. My dad piloted B-24s during that time. I've been meaning to take a ride in a B-24 in honor of my dad for a while but the cost always put me off. This time I realized that I wasn't getting younger and did it. I'm glad I did. The "Wings of Freedom 2019 Tour" will go through NorCal starting May 15. If you have any real interest, I highly recommend a flight.