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Nice Marshall. My grass is brown and burned, despite having an irrigation system. We did get some good rain last night for the first time in weeks so we'll see how it goes from here. My tomatoes and mint appear to be doing ok but that's with regular watering.

A very happy birthday to you, Greg!

This!

Happy Birthday, Justin!

If it still works I'd just run it until it quits. No reason to care if water is getting into it and shortening its life.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/tv/2016/06/26/top-gear-episode-5-live-matt-leblanc-reportedly-planning-to-quit/ Or http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/26/matt-leblanc-is-planning-to-quit-top-gear-if-co-host-chris-evans/ Evidently there are a few problems to work out...

Oral-b 7000 user here. Had a 5000 for like 5 years and the battery just wore out. The 7000 has been great.

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll go do some research.

Agree, 100%.

Odds are that the 15-X Pro will be my next laptop. My Alienware is going on 7 years old, has been rebuilt twice and worst yet, partially overheated during my last gaming activity and smelled "toasty". Hard to blame it for deciding that it's had enough, it's had the best run of any computer I've owned.

I'd suggest an Origin 15. Pick your poison based on price.

Happy Birthday, Kerry!

Get ready for it, he's using his mill. That he built. I think maybe using another mill that he built. Fantastic, Kerry, as usual.

Fried shrimp Po Boy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Industry burger. Assembled. Result: delicious. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Song me up as curious as well even thought I'm not entirely sure where my ER4Ps are these days...

I watched the first episode yesterday and want as disappointed as I thought I'd be. I think they've got a shot at being good but people, myself included, will need time to adjust.

Some insane fried burrito thing at Felipe's. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This. Here was on the ragged edge. But he's saying he thinks he can do a 134, maybe a 135 lap.

I'd also take the PS board out of the chassis for testing purposes. Eliminates the chassis as the source of the issue and if something does go arcy-sparky or if you are sending voltage into the chassis or something weird it'd be nice to not inadvertently cook the amp boards. Make sure you keep a fuse in the loop for all of the testing.

Happy Birthday, Brent!

Happy Birthday!

^^^ It definitely got deleted in the event Dusty is referring to. Sad and frustrating, to be sure.

Happy Birthday!

RIP Mike, and sorry for your loss Todd. Truly tragic.