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When I was little, we went on vacation in the Bahamas. There was a huge roach in the shower, so I picked up my brother's shoe and threw it at it. I missed, of course, but the roach ran right into the shoe to hide -- problem solved.

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Yours as well as our situation was wide open with no kids, and property values are such in Hartford that we can afford something here that we could not even dream about in most other places. But I do think that details can often be changed to meet specific needs while the soul of a house is what it is.

I wholeheartedly disagree with this. Nothing will ever match a check list completely so you'll always be disappointed, and no list is ever complete. Too much choice will drive you crazy. Our house is as unlike what we were looking for as can be, and we love it more everyday. Buy the place you walk into and just have to live in.

Sorry for your loss. Adieu, Quest.

More for the desperate: http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/dining/ct-hot-dougs-dog-dayz-of-summer-lineup-20150609-story.html

Great to hear everything went OK. Hope you recover quickly.

Lennie Merullo, the Last Cub to Play in a World Series, Dies at 98.

You wouldn't say that if you just had the day I had trying to track down the short(s) in a board.

Shelly has a DAC that was originally built as a one-off complement to one of the acrylic Black Diamonds, but has been subsequently separated from its pair. It uses a WM8741 DAC with DSHA style buffers and 1:1 nickel core output transformers.

Good to hear everyone made it through. Tornados are one part of the midwest I don't miss. Me? I bought a boatload of tubes. And some transformers.

That sounds like pretty classic priming, which is why you need 2 and a blind test.

Trying to get caught up on projects. Next up ...

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