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Why not try an AirBNB rather than a hotel, you could save big bucks and have nicer accommodations.

It works fine if you use just one PROVIDED you determine which switch is the first in the series and install the TP-Link in that location. In case you don't know how to do that, this procedure will work. Kill power at breaker and open up both existing switches. Take the hot wire off both switches and separate it from other wires. Make sure it is not touching other stuff and then turn power back on. With a non-contact voltage tester see which wire is hot, only one will be - that is where you want the new switch. Yes this will work in a four-way application (three switches), that is what I have in my kitchen. I want to install one in an application where there are four switches and I expect it will work but have yet to do that. Just ordered a few more today to do just that.

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Careful, you are talking about the socialist people's republic of New Germany - placing bacon in a hollow point will probably get you an add on charge of it being a hate crime.

Sure wish you told the grass that it did not need to be cut, just mowed it yesterday! I'm in Northern FL, we have "Real" trees that actually lose their leaves too

I think that is what they call it, much is still new to me. Whatever it is, it propagates by runners and there is no seed for it. Sort of sucks as when the dogs dig it up you can only replace it with sod To me it is more a weed than it is grass.

Crazy weather, frost all over my roof and on the leaf below. 38 Degrees. But at least it will be 75 and sunny for my USPSA match on Saturday. Sorry, don't miss the socialist people's republic of New Jermany.

Seems like a good law, if they can limit gun owner to only 20 rounds a month they can insure they are not accurate as they won't have any opportunity to practice.

These are all excellent resources. This has gotten so easy compared to when I first did it and even when Glen did it. There are literally dozens of streaming services now with new ones being added every day. No one service is right for everyone, you need to look at what features you want and what you are willing to pay. Also look for deals on streaming devices. When I got into it Direct TVNow was giving free AppleTVs when you paid for three months up front. SlingTV was giving free RoKu streaming sticks. Timing is everything here. The nice thing is all these services are month to month, so if you don't like the service you can drop it and change at will with no penalties.

And THAT is why you should never tell them your employer. Remember it asks for employer, not sole employer or primary employer. So bring your neighbors paper in for a week and ask for a quarter - he is now your employer. Or just put down self employed or retired, really none of their darn business.

It's the socialist people's republic of New Jermany - they do whatever they want. If finger prints really changed there would be no reason to take them at all, think about it for a moment. But heck, it is stupid just about every where. My wife teaches at an after school program here in Florida and had to get printed. Because the two schools are in different counties (only a few miles apart) she had to have it done twice. Here is the real kicker, she had both done at the UPS store at the same time. They did one, then immediately did the entire process again - you would think they could do the prints and electronically send them twice. Fortunately there was no cost to her. Stupidity seems to be rampant everywhere.

Install a Big Ass Fan - https://www.bigassfans.com/fans/essence/ It will create such a wind storm it will just blow everything out of the house - perhaps even you and the dog

Saw on Amazon tonight there are solar power systems for the Blink that cost about $30 so you will effectively never need to worry about the battery.

For true security you should have hardwired with off premises video storage. I have not installed but bought the Blink XT cause I just wanted to be able to see when a package was delivered of see who was at the door and monitor my dogs outside. I live in a gated community and there really is no significant security issues. I bought the five pack for $349, but sent them back as they were offered a week ago for $299 with a third Gen Echo Dot. Have the package sitting here and will probably play with it this week.

While that is true, if this dies Federally it will die in New Jermany too unless the STATE becomes the insurer as all the big companies will just pull outof it.

I'm with you on Costco, they have amazing prices on wines - at least in Florida. I find many wines, particularly Sauvignon Blanc there that are two to five dollars cheaper than I can find anywhere else.

Stop being such an Anti and get an iPhone - it is the best most reliable phone out there. In 18 months who are you going to turn to for support for your droid? Apple gives free support for iPhones forever even if you are not the original owner. All you have to do is walk into an Apple store and they will help you at no charge. They are also the most reliable phone.

I wonder if before you destroyed them (actually I think you are joking as it would be very easy to cut them with a Sawsall) did you open them and see they were probably illegal in NJ even before the law change. The 15 round Glock mags are really just 17 round mags without the two last inspection holes and with a free floating plastic block in them. The basepads are not epoxied in place so anyone can open them and remove that block and they are instantly 17 round mags. I wonder how Glock got away selling them in NJ when if you or I put a free floating block in a 17 round mag we would have been considered felons if we had not epoxied the basepad.

I've probably had it about four years Stu, but have really only been using it the last year or so, and just for USPSA matches.

Stu, had been using a 9mm recoil spring with Freedom HP ammo which just barely makes powerfactor. Ran low on that and switched to some factory flat point ammo and went back to the original recoil spring which had almost no usage. Initially thought perhaps it was the ammo, so I have tried three different brands of factory ammo and have same problem with all, so thinking not the ammo.

When this first started happening it was very random and was only happening on two Glock 15 round mags that I had Dawson +4 basepads on to get me to 19 rounds in 140mm. They have extended mag springs and I thought maybe those springs were getting weak. That is when I bought the two ETS 140mm mags, as I have had good luck with them in 9mm, but just after I bought them a friend told me his 9mm work great but his .40 cal ones don't work well. The first match I used the ETS they ran flawlessly, then yesterday they worked like crap. While this could all be mag springs I tend to doubt that all of mine just happen to be going bad all at once. I am starting to have the same random issues with the stock mags too. Recoil spring was my first guess. Especially since I switched to slightly hotter ammo. I had been shooting some 167 PF ammo and was actually running a 9mm recoil spring with good results. When this started happening with the flat point ammo I switched to the stock .40 recoil spring that had minimal usage and it did not improve the situation - so I don't think the recoil spring either As for after market parts I have a DK Trigger, extended and skelotinized striker and titanium drop safety plunger with light spring. Having recently moved to FL and living in a rented house I did very little maintenance on the guns. Now that I am getting settled in my new home I am started to unpack my tools and gun supplies and have to get back into better maintenance practices - yea my bad. I am terrible about cleaning mags unless I drop them in mud. But then again, these problems seem to run across all mags. One of the posts had some specs on lip spread so I will see if I can find my calipers (still in a box somewhere) and check that. Probably worth while to just replace all the mag springs as well, can't hurt. Do you know if the .40 and the 9mm mags use the same springs? I was looking at the Wolff springs a few days ago and they seemed to talk all about G17, G19, etc... and I did not see specific ones for G22, G35, etc... THANKS. Will definitely check those feed lips.

Why was she carrying so many hammers? Di you notice that, at least with the Glocks, the trigger was forward and the magazines where loaded yet when she racked the slide no ammo came out of the guns? What good is a carry gun with nothing in the chamber?

Assuming they are running it the way they run the Randolph facility, the answer would be no port fee for members, just pay your annual dues and go shoot at no extra charges whenever you want.

I've been having problems with my Gen4 Glock 35 in USPSA matches for about a month or so now, random feed failures that seem to be getting worse. I made the mistake of first posting about this on FB in Glock Nation and must have gotten 200 mostly useless responses with all to many telling me it was my reloads or limp wristing - arg. When it started I though I narrowed it down to a pair of Glock 15 round mags with Dawson +4 basepads. Figured the springs must be worn. But then it started to happen with 15 rounders with no extension. I bought two ETS 140mm mags and they ran fine for two weeks, and now it is happening with them. I think it is a random issue and does not have to do with the magazines at this point. I have tried three different brands of factory ammo and cannot say it happens on one brand versus another. The problem as you can see in the picture is a round goes into the chamber nose pointing up and cartridge rim pointed down and locks up. In this first picture it looks like the cartridge is pulled out from the extractor but I don't know if that is the cause or if it is getting pulled out because it is not clambering correctly. On my last stage at a match yesterday it started doing this after every single shot. When we were done I tried someone else's Glock mag and it ran perfectly - BUT then I tried a mag dump with one of mine that was giving troubles in the match and it too ran perfectly. I really hate these intermittent problems. So, what do you guys think I should consider to track down the cause????

I think these numbers are way off. I doubt they are even as high as they indicate in NJ and I bet they are much higher than stated in FL. In six months I have only met two people that don't have guns here in Florida.