buckeyefarmer
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Its a mad, mad, mad, mad world....He was”flying low” so used aerial refueling from a KC-135.
Good morning!!!!
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buckeyefarmer
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I have smartscore, that you can scan sheet music, play it back, write your own. Havent used it in a few yrs, mine is old. Used it to learn new songs.Thanks for the feedback (no pun intended!). If you run across an app that displays sheet music, I'd be interested in it. From all the griping I'm hearing, my buddy isn't very happy with his Microsoft purchase.:laughing:
I did find another use for the iPad yesterday in the TV Remote app. I wanted to watch that Steve Jobs interview on the big display in the great room, which has an AppleTV connected to it. I'd already downloaded the Youtube app, and had worked it from a Logitech all-in-one remote previously. That worked well for pointing and clicking, but arrowing between letters to type was a chore. The TV Remote app lets me use the keyboard I attached to the iPad, making that job very easy. And pointing and clicking went to poking the iPad screen, easier, too. Mainly the iPad gets used for the Home app to manage lights and fans around the house, so it's nice to get a little utility out of the thing.
As far as your image, in my mind I see someone very unconventional and full of surprises. So it's easy to envision you in a winery setting belting out some of Frank's greatest hits. I just wish I was close enough to come and see you perform.
daugen
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home again, home again, no place like home :thumbsup:
Made great time, running anywhere from 2 to 7 over, always on cruise until the heavier rain started, and by that time the radar system had gone out four different times. Leaves you with zero cruise, not just cutting out adaptive. Makes sense. If it's raining that hard your cameras and radar can't see, common sense would say turn it off totally.
best part was first half of trip was dry, then two hours of light rain, then two hours of downpours, truck induced whiteouts on the multilane, cars disappearing in the spray.
That part has left me vibrating a bit. i just try to stay away from others, and enjoy passing, not just geezering around out there...
all of my car/truck engines are well exercised. I wasn't called Dual Quad in High School for nothing...(though I never owned a car with them-too poor)
Filled up in lower Virginia with regular unleaded for 2.19, ten cents less than here
A really nice trip and time with all three of my brothers and sisters.
Has anyone PM'd Riptides? I worry there are setbacks.
heated neck pad wrapped around my neck, my little portable spa, and now maybe a nice nap. Need to rest my eyes, 8 hours of constant focus in heavy traffic, looking close, looking far,
really working my eyes. Not like driving the lawn mower...
Will have to hunt down pics later.
Made great time, running anywhere from 2 to 7 over, always on cruise until the heavier rain started, and by that time the radar system had gone out four different times. Leaves you with zero cruise, not just cutting out adaptive. Makes sense. If it's raining that hard your cameras and radar can't see, common sense would say turn it off totally.
best part was first half of trip was dry, then two hours of light rain, then two hours of downpours, truck induced whiteouts on the multilane, cars disappearing in the spray.
That part has left me vibrating a bit. i just try to stay away from others, and enjoy passing, not just geezering around out there...
all of my car/truck engines are well exercised. I wasn't called Dual Quad in High School for nothing...(though I never owned a car with them-too poor)
Filled up in lower Virginia with regular unleaded for 2.19, ten cents less than here
A really nice trip and time with all three of my brothers and sisters.
Has anyone PM'd Riptides? I worry there are setbacks.
heated neck pad wrapped around my neck, my little portable spa, and now maybe a nice nap. Need to rest my eyes, 8 hours of constant focus in heavy traffic, looking close, looking far,
really working my eyes. Not like driving the lawn mower...
Will have to hunt down pics later.
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Drew- I am happy to read that you made it home safe and sound and had a good time with family.
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That link reports "No Recent Activity".
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He apparently checked in at the time reported by newbury.
Hopefully he will check in here.
Hopefully he will check in here.
Ed of all trades
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Good afternoon guys. still 32 here and about 6 in of snow, twice the 3 in they called for. Drew glad you made it home. Hope everyone has a good evening. Ed
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Welcome back Drew! Glad you had a good trip! How did all your baby plants do since you were away?
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If you mean the black one it’s not a Monte Carlo and those aren’t Cragars. It’s one of 1634 1980 Pontiac Grand Ams, and those are Boyd’s. 17x8.
