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Went up on my roof and re-attached a 10 ft piece of flashing that had been blown down in the wind storm we had last week. It was a little unnerving, because it was JUST too tall to use my ladder, but I did it anyway. Didn't even fall off or break any bones.

I'll trade you my perfect condition ipad 1 64gb for your dented ipad 2 straight up, and I'll even pay shipping both ways.

locally grown and produced Apple Cider

tom bihn superdrive organizer pouch and clip on light

none of the caring required much effort. Figuring out how to get chrome to not have flash built in goes beyond what I care about.

I don't care enough to make a pedantic point. I was wrong, it's using silverlight. BFD?

I got the ultimate because the price was close enough I didn't want to worry about it. I'd buy now if I needed it now, if I could wait, I'd wait . I don't think the new one will be a drastic improvement, I think there will be tradeoffs. That said, Apple's surprised me in the past.

I'm using killflash

Ok, so apparently I do have silverlight installed, so it's using both flash and silverlight...

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2008

yah,because it actually using flash on my laptop (no silverlight installed) is overruled by some random google search.

in chrome, on the netflix website, when I clicked watch instantly, it used flash.

I clicked play, and it used flash

Sorry to hear about the house problems. Existent is VERY good. Stillwater is quickly becoming my favorite brewer.

Your definition of irony is weird.

it's a macbook air, and I hear no interference.

It used flash when I tried it

JH13s sound spectacular right out of my macbook, no special devices required.

drove 4 hrs to do 20 minutes work. Went to tj maxx, home goods, and target for the wife on that trip to make it not a total waste of time

Yup, I got notice that they were honoring my order, but they weren't allowed to sell any more.

I have the 11.6" 1.6ghz 4gb version. Both work great, and amazon doesn't seem to use flash, but netflix does.

Stillwater Existent

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Ok, with a little repacking, the medium cafe bag is actually brilliant. The ipad fits in the zippered outside pocket, and the mba 11 fits in the main pocket with the power cord. Other than not having enough room for a water bottle anywhere, it's a pretty good bag. I may be having discussions with Vicki shortly on what it'd take for me to not return this to her Sometimes a guy's gotta carry a purse, I guess.