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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
5 years ago
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While I'm here, again I seek advice on V.44 Compresstion
Comments (8)Well, dial-up is free if you have a phone anyway.. if the ISP has local numbers and Worldnet does. On the other hand Worldnet isn't free and one reason I keep it is I make use of its Personal Web Page feature and don't like to search out who I need to notify I've changed my email address. As for choice, I'm in the country, about 5+ miles from the serving telephone office, so DSL requires a repeater, which Embarq (was Sprint) offers at $30 for the slowest DSL. AT&T hasn't seen sufficient business to do the same. I also have Patriot Media cable, a company I feel has ripped me off on T.V. rates for years, and they keep raising the rate...I think I can get Dish Network or Direct TV, but the large trees on the antenna side of the house may present a problem, I'll not cut them down. I will not give Patriot Media another "nickel" if I can help it. I think they want something over $30 for Cable access, neither strike me a cheap/inexpensive. I will likely go DLS when AT&T gets service into this area and combines the price with the Worldnet membership cost. Until then, dial-up is fine, and I do have the broadband experience via Ethernet LAN in my old office, now retired, and in WiFi access I get in hotels and at meetings of the IEEE where I am a member, and past elected leader. Frankly, I don't see the big deal in broadband other than those times I need to download big files, which isn't often. Working with Worldnet technical chat, I get a no on V.44, but their find a number says some nodes offer V.92 and V.44, but not clear if they come as a pair offer...in contact with Worldnet "News Groups" technical support I get a most likely and they'll check. Clearly dial-up isn't a service they give much attention to any longer....See Moreneed advice again on condenser location
Comments (17)Poured concrete isn't that common and I would not use steel brackets due to vibration. The preferred method is to prepare a level spot and use a pre-formed condenser pad. You should also use pump ups which elevate the unit from 3-6" from the pad. The pump ups help for drainage and to elevate the unit from snow drifts. http://www.diversitech.com/divInt.asp?ID=31&PageID=194...See MoreNeed fashion advice
Comments (26)Since it's a very casual knit dress that "appears" to have weight, I love the idea of black tights with a higher, mid-heel, dressier boot. While I'm a big shrug wearer with short sleeve tops/dresses (for warmth) and to alleviate added bulk where it doesn't belong, I'm not liking a shrug with your knit dress. You could get away with a waist length cardigan and just button the two middle buttons to accentuate a waistline, but the neckline of the cardigan should be rounded not squared, IMO. Details, details. Not sure what the event is, but something to consider is wearing a piece that you can take off (hence the sweater or jacket), in case you get warm as oppose to a long sleeve top underneath. But, without knowing your build type, it's tough to put together to ensure it looks polished on your frame. I'm very particular about things fitting the right body type form head to toe, but that's just me....See MoreOf all things, I need fashion advice!
Comments (26)I would wear a statement necklace. You could go big, chunky. Or you could do V-shaped, or multi-strand, waterfall style. Just a few from Walmart. (Kohls and BonTon, if you have any near you) also have a nice selection of statement necklaces.) BBQ30 coupon code gives you 30% off at Kohls right now, til the 21st. http://www.walmart.com/ip/38463549?reviews_limit=5& http://www.walmart.com/ip/38463553?reviews_limit=5& http://www.walmart.com/ip/39405709?reviews_limit=5& http://www.walmart.com/ip/37651613?reviews_limit=5&action=product_interest&action_type=title&item_id=37651613&placement_id=irs-2-m1&strategy=PWVAV&visitor_id&category=&client_guid=f7e4e670-1850-4e52-a645-59911edc1787&customer_id_enc&config_id=2&parent_item_id=38438000&parent_anchor_item_id=38438000&guid=601d78a6-2278-4b7a-9994-c555803e25fd&bucket_id=irsbucketdefault&beacon_version=1.0.1&findingMethod=p13n...See More
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