Good morning!!!!

[WayneB]

Thomas thank you so much, it warms the heart! Hope you have recovered and enjoying your solid foods!

 

[Larro Darro]

Good Morning. 0820, overcast, 56F with 90% humidity. Forecast high of 62F with 40% chance of rain this afternoon, and a low of 48F with 70% chance of rain tonight. I'm doing a shopping run up to Marianna this morning. Hope to get up there and back before the rain.

You guys a little further to the north get ready for the nasty weather. When the ice hits, stay home of you can. If not, look out for the less than qualified winter drivers.

Larro

 

[300UGUY]

Hope you guys get thru the storm ok. 6F here, going to 12. Then it gets colder overnight. We are forcasted for a thaw next week, temps in the 40's. It will take a lot to melt all this snow. If it does, I could get some of the tree limbs cleaned up that were ripped down by the ice storm over a month ago.

 

[brin]

This is a bad one headed for us in GA...but then all up the East Coast....this much Ice will cause huge tree loss , power outages and property damage..
Winter storm warning expanded to include all of metro Atlanta... | www.ajc.com

 

[daugen]

National Farm Machinery Show - Parking Information

anyone going?
boy does that look like fun, and I hope the weather doesn't mess it up.
All that stuff to go look at...:thumbsup:

 

[Thomas]

Buppies.
Your forecasting almost to mark for my backyard,soooo what do think about this storm arriving Thursday into Friday for us..be gentle.

 

[sodamo]

68F no rain, lookin to be a nice day

Your Wx forecasts are making me feel even more "lucky we live Hawaii" do take care.

Have a great day.

David Sent from my iPad Air using TractorByNet

 

[jinman]

I told my wife yesterday I was getting sick, she said, "Go to the doctor". I guess she would administer CPR in a bind!
She a has a fast rule against treating family if avoidable. Oh, BTW, my condition was low sodium, an electrolyte,so bad I had nearly lost control of my fingers and was in danger of seizures.

Wow! That's good to know, Randy, but very scary also. Do you have a high electrolyte beverage prescribed? Gatorade? Powerade? Other? Does beer contain electrolytes?

 

[daugen]

Just got back from the local Kubota dealer. Boy what service. took my broken log splitter tire in for a new tube, and they had it ready in half an hour. Of course, like being sent to the bar while one's table is being prepared, I left with fifty bucks worth of pins and chainsaw stuff. so now I get out my tub of red bearing grease and get that wheel back on, out of my garage so the VW can get it before the storm. At the Kubota place, they were talking two feet. The weather drums are pounding.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good afternoon all. Weather went south of me so all I get are cold temps -2F this morning, sunny and high forecast of 22F. Warming through the weekend. Database is "haunted" at work, will have to call support not-fun.

 

[mostly_gas]

Drew, I would have to get chains to deal with 2 feet of wet snow 12-14 in. seems to be my max, and get that by using the front loader and rear blade.

 

[dave1949]

Good afternoon all. Weather went south of me so all I get are cold temps -2F this morning, sunny and high forecast of 22F. Warming through the weekend. Database is "haunted" at work, will have to call support not-fun.

That database has kept you busy. What flavor of dbms software are you using?

 

[daugen]

Database is "haunted" at work, will have to call support not-fun.

I managed an online search company for about ten years that did all the certified accurate judgment and lien
searches done for the local PA and NJ real estate title industry. Large databases, high end server rooms, refrigerated this, offsite backup that.
You screw it up, you pay for it. five million dollar house and you missed the
underground tank spillage? tough, eat it. so depending upon how accurate that database is, corruption I hope is not the issue, most
hauntings are never something to take lightly.

Good luck. The problem with fixing these things is you really have to be a code detective, fixing it is one thing, finding why it broke is another.
Does your ghost have a name? I know...WO 123, but internally, sometimes if you gave her a name and speak nicely to her she will leave quietly.
Probably one good reason why the owner ran the software and hardware dept, I got everything else. The IT folk had an almost open checkbook in maintaining
that database, it was fun to watch and nightmare when you shut down the entire state's title industry. Lots of people unhappily tapping their toes while you are down.
Never again, too stressful, I went to Florida, chucked my suit and was a yacht broker for three years in Ft. Lauderdale. I needed a serious switch. It was fun for a while as most of these things are. But I needed a real job and we came home. Back to the grind.

 

[bakerg]

Most of you guys have worked a ton of places. Myself, I started an electrical apprenticeship at GM when I was 20, worked there 6 years until I got laid off then came to my current job and been here 24yrs. I'm at a point in my life where retirement is only 7 yrs away so when I'm offered a job elsewhere I see no reason to leave and start over.

 

[jinman]

Most of you guys have worked a ton of places. Myself, I started an electrical apprenticeship at GM when I was 20, worked there 6 years until I got laid off then came to my current job and been here 24yrs. I'm at a point in my life where retirement is only 7 yrs away so when I'm offered a job elsewhere I see no reason to leave and start over.

Gary, except for going from duty station to duty station in the Military, I've always left one job for another due to major increases in salary. It's hard to turn down a 25% increase and better benefits. My last job lasted 19 years. I would never have retired as early as I did except for going to work daily and finding a "mine-field" awaited me. I certainly understood Shakespeare's quote from Romeo and Juliet that "Parting is such sweet sorrow." Leaving was hard, but the best/only thing for me.

 

[dave1949]

17*F, sunny with a steady breeze. May go to -5*F tonight, then warmer air being pushed ahead of the storm moves in. The snowfall totals for Thursday-Friday are 7" to 14". That would be a normal snow here. I can live with that, especially the lack of ice in the forecast.

They sure are hyping this storm in the south. I hope it is nowhere near as bad as they say it could be, but people do seem to be preparing better this time.

 

[Larro Darro]

Good Evening. 1925, rain, 52F with 89% humidity. Forecast low of 48F with 70% chance of rain tonight. Tomorrow's high is forecast as 51F with 100% chance of rain, and tomorrow night's low 37F with 60% chance of rain. The rain was later getting here than predicted. It was almost dark when it started. And the cold is passing us by.

The storm is in Mississippi right now, soon to be in Alabama and on to Georgia. Good luck to Brin and the rest of you up that way.

Larro

 

[Buppies]

Buppies.
Your forecasting almost to mark for my backyard,soooo what do think about this storm arriving Thursday into Friday for us..be gentle.

4 to 8 for you if I'm reading maps right

 

[Buppies]

Most current models are predicting 14 to 20 in up the I81 corridor starting tomorrow afternoon thru Thursday Georgia SC and NC to get pounded as well. This will be a dangerous storm with daily routines change for several days. A little light at end of tunnel big spring like warm up for next ten days starting next week but and there seems to always be a but cold weather will return end of Feb thru middle of March with more snow. Sorry

 

[Larro Darro]

We lost Neil Bonnett twenty years ago today. He was one of the famous Alabama Gang, and always one of my favorites. He died at Daytona, driving for James Finch's Phoenix Racing, a Panama City team.

Larro