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  1. concrobium Mold Control Household Cleaners, 1 Gallon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009AN7Y2U
  2. I haven't received it either.
  3. If you are interested in cars and engineering history, this museum has a very nice collection from all over the world: https://www.lanemotormuseum.org/ Sent from my SM-T580 using Tapatalk
  4. My non-lawyerly understanding is that you only have to ask nicely if you don't believe anyone is in immediate danger: "believed that the intruder would inflict personal injury upon the actor or others ; OR (b)The actor demanded that the intruder disarm"...
  5. Outside of the exceptions, (e.g. traveling to or from a range), this still requires an FPID, and the gun must be unloaded...
  6. fapipa replied to Barms's topic in NJ Prepared
    This may be true in a global sense, but ISPs, and consequently governments, can block the bitcoin protocol in individual countries. Because of the open source, peer-to-peer nature of the bitcoin network, the protocol specification is public, and if you read it you will see that bitcoin clients can be easily prevented from connecting to other nodes. This information is available to everyone, including ISPs and regulators. VPNs could potentially help to some degree, but VPNs can be blocked as well, for example: https://torrentfreak.com/china-to-start-blocking-unauthorized-vpn-providers-this-april-180203/
  7. As a quick and temporary fix to the heat distribution problem, you could use portable fans to generate some air flow between the cold and hot areas of the house.
  8. It could still be a good deal if you find one with a sagging air suspension at a reasonable price. Quality parts to convert these to regular coils cost around $150 - $250, and it is relatively easy to do. Not the best example but this is what a quick search found on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GR0NRME
  9. You could also look at the Mercury Grand Marquis, it is the same car, not sure if this has been mentioned already. The frame, suspension, and steering changed significantly in 2003 in both. I personally prefer the pre-2003 model for ease of DIY maintenance, but the newer 4th generation ones do handle better. The higher trim LS models came with traction control which helps on snow.
  10. Read the fine print, the generic HF discount coupons often exclude trailers, and they regularly mislabel the heavy duty / super duty configurations in their trailer ads...
  11. It can also serve as a backup for when the primary AC inevitably breaks down, usually at the most inopportune time.
  12. There are external charging handles available for some guns that may be easier to operate with small hands, e.g. http://brassstacker.com/glock/slide-pull-charging-handle-for-glock-pistols.html
  13. A handful of companies have accumulated incredible amounts of data about individuals, society, and the physical world this way, and have been using it to their advantage for years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_learning
  14. They most likely already had that information from the carrier, email provider, twitter, facebook etc.
  15. My guess would be yes, that is at least part of their motivation. They probably already have access to his emails, text messages, location history, browsing history, call log, purchases etc, from other sources. It is unlikely that there is any local content on the device that would be very useful at this point.

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