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What size rooms were you using this in? I plan to use this in my living room during the day and bedroom at night. I like the fact that the IQAir has prefilters for things like dust and that you don't have to change the HEPA filter as much as the BlueAirs. Also, I am not sure about the electrostatic filters in the BlueAir. However, this site claims that the IQAir can only be used in a room no larger than 260 sqft. They say the BlueAir can be used in rooms up to 400 sqft. "HealthPro Plus is perfect for most bedrooms, no bigger than 260 square feet." http://www.air-purifier-power.com/top-10-air-purifiers.html Also, how good are the casters on the IQair? People complained that they were pretty crappy.

They could make a lot more money if they had just called it the LCD-10

Looks fantastic Greg!!! I'm having TJ's Inner Peas because they're awesome.

I like the ECP amp!

Probably - I wasn't too worried, it was just weird since most of the headaches I get are on the right temple.

There was a weird thing that happened. Right after dinner, I got a sudden strong headache (in the back of my head) but it went away after about 5 minutes. I think it may have been from the smoke from someone grilling on a hot stone in the place. Maybe it was just allergies or maybe I am sick, who knows. If it happens the next time I eat sushi, I'll take notice.

For the last six months, I've been trying to get myself to like fish/seafood. Up to this point, I've shared seafood appetizers with others and tried someone's fish or seafood dish if they were willing to share. I decided that it was time for me to try sushi (I've always liked the idea of sushi and have wanted to eat it or years). I went to Uchi hour with a friend of mine and I had the following: 1 akami (tuna loin) nigiri 1 sake (fresh atlantic salmon) nigiri 1 hamachi (baby yellowtail) nigiri 2 madai (japanese sea bream) nigiri crispy brussel sprouts with lemon chili katsu pork belly, yolk custard, espelette smoked baby yellowtail with yucca crisp and marcona almond It was all really excellent (much better than cooked fish) and I should have tried this years ago! http://uchirestaurants.com/houston/ (I forgot to take a picture of a lot of the food before eating it).

Happy birthday Steve!

Happy birthday Wayne!

Also did some Ikea assembly (needed more bookshelves and drawers since we have a lot of builtins in the house). I hope the stuff lasts the year.

I'd eat that!

No, I'm still on 8.2.

For the last week or so my iPhone's battery has been shit. I usually get 2 days easily in it but suddenly it's in the red before 7pm. Coincidence that this happens right when the 6s comes out (and I just finished my 2yr contract)?

That looks much better than my dinner - hummus and raw veggies.

Happy birthday Jim!

Mike: You dinner looks fantastic!!! That looks good too!

When did this happen? I have certainly paid for than $9.99 for an ipad app in the past. Did you mean $999.99?

No server connection on Tidal. Guess I'll have to use Apple Music (I forgot that I had a subscription to this).

I guess it is a good thing that I have a good headphone setup!

So subdudes it is... although I'm not sure those will help much, will they?

Not now but earlier. It looked (and tasted) much better in person.

I could put it in the Packtite but I think the dryer would probably be better. I'll do it a couple more times (1 hour each time? I think that is the longest it will do and the last 5 minutes is a cool down period). For comforters in the Packtite closet (bed bug heater), they say to open the comforter up, put the thermometer inside the insulation, then let it get to 120 and hold it for an hold. I'm sure if I do this, I will just have a ruined mattress protector and will have to buy another one. I'm not much for sewing. You have more confidence in maintenance people than I do...

I did that but it keeps being wadded up into a ball. Since there is a lot of insulation and it bunches up, I wasn't sure how long it would take to get every part of it at 120 for the necessary time.

I was looking at that one and it looks very nice. It is pretty similar to the one I got (wool stuffed in cotton and is also washable). I might just keep mine - I don't know if they will let me return it anyway. The thing I don't like about mine is that I can see a single black speck inside of the cover but I don't know what it is. That made me worry that there might be a bedbug inside of it - probably not since it doesn't move and I tried to squish it and nothing happened. I can't really see it, I can just see that there is something there. Any quilted type mattress protector could potentially have bed bugs inside of them which makes me worried. I was thinking of getting a wool puddle pad (which would be one piece of wool so that I could better check for bed bugs). The problem is that all the things I looked at are from very small companies that I don't know much about. Also, some of them say that they will ship in 1-4 weeks so I would have to wait a while. I think you are also supposed to put a cotton mattress pad/protector over them to soak up and distribute the sweat. I don't have any cat, dogs, or kids sleeping in my bed so maybe I could get away with no pad? I do wake up sweating a lot though which would probably be bad for the mattress. Maybe I can just put down 3-4 flannel sheets under my sheet (although that would be really hot probably). My life was so much easier before I had bed bugs.