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The little one is a recent acquisition, about one month now. She was a rescue dog. Was not looking for a third, although we have had three a few time over the years, but she needed a home.

Actually the little one gets the most food, the big one is just more food efficient The big one is huge for a female while the little one is tiny. As for the eyes, while not super common, it is not unusual for the breed. We had one 17 years ago that had similar eyes. This one has one brown eye and one that is part brown and part blue. Kind of freaky if you have never seen it before.

I would like to go a different direction on this. How about they require front plates (and rear) and end the joke that is EasyPass. That technology is dated and no longer worth what is spent on it. Let them just use the license plate scanners they use anyway to record your tolls. Heck it is illegal anyway to place the EasyPass transponder on your front windshield but they don't ticket you for that. Imagine how much money could be saved if we eliminated the entire EasyPass system in favor of just scanning plates.

Thanks guys. I'll send your regards to the pack Sent from my SM-T237P using Tapatalk

Got it. That public inconvenience is a cute one, my daughter got cited for that in college in PA for, Wait for it .....Streaking.

Well they all have a small box which is the shock device for the electric fence. If they try to cross the perimeter of the property they get a "correction". They are very good about that. On the newest one I have two boxes. The one on her left side is a Marco Polo radio transmitter. It has a range outside of about 3/4 of a mile. I have a handheld directional receiver that goes with it. In the event that she exiting the property I can track her with it. The tracker shows the percent of signal along with an arrow that tells what direction to go. In the event that she would go out of range the theory is you drive around till you encounter the signal and then use the directional beacon to find her. Hopefully we will never have to try that. When we first got her she would gladly walk off the property while on leash, but as soon as I put the flags up she would not go within 4 feet of them.

My parent's had a built in unit, actually two of them over time, and I always thought they did a crappy job - but maybe the new ones are better. The Dyson's are good, but they fill up fast with dog hair. I would say we empty them three times per room!!!

Usually I would be happy to hear the governor vetoed a gun bill, but I am a little confused about this one. The bill, A-4182, would have toughened current law that disqualifies a person who has been convicted of certain serious crimes from purchasing, owning, possessing or controlling firearms. That bill had passed 37-0 in the Senate and 68-0, with eight abstaining, in the Assembly. The vetoed bill provides that a person who has been convicted of carjacking, gang criminality, racketeering, or terroristic threats, and who purchases, owns, possesses or controls a firearm is also guilty of a crime of the second degree. What that is not obvious is in the bill that would have caused him to veto this? I would think any person would want folks that have done these things not to have guns. What am I missing, there must be some poison pill in it that the press is not telling about. http://patch.com/new-jersey/morristown/christie-vetoes-gun-bill-banning-criminals-convicted-carjacking-gangs-more-0?utm_source=alert-breakingnews&utm_medium=email&utm_term=politics%20%26%20government&utm_campaign=alert

I wish Alec. Have the Dyson Animal but unless you use it three times a day it is a losing battle. One year as a joke we collected up the hair for a few weeks and packaged them with knitting needles as a gag gift for my sister-in-law and told her it was a do-it-yourself sweater kit.

Not one of my best pictures, as it was a quick grab the iPhone shot, but the dogs looked so cute just waiting for food:

That is why I only use the ones at my bank and not after hours. Only use those when I don't have time to print my own

If that was your intent, then it worked out well. Everyone has a different eye for things and what one likes another might not like - that is the beauty of different photographic techniques.

Nice shots. If I might suggest, you would get some better images if you use multiple flashes so that you don't get the shadows you are seeing. Don't know if your D3200 offers the wireless commander mode that my higher end Nikon's have, but if not there are other ways to trigger remote flashes. Let me know if you need any help.

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Talking about bicycles, in Morristown they now have signs saying bicycles have the right to the entire lane. What that means is if one is going three miles an hour screw you driver you get to go three miles an hour too even though the speed limit is 25 mph. What a joke.

Well I would imagine if you bought the gun to protect your business you could claim the cost of the gun, ammo and accessories as normal business expenses.

I would really like to do something about the assholes on the parkway that weave in and out doing 80 mph. Why is there never a cop when you need one to lock up these assholes?

I had the same experience with them as your when they were working in Randolph. I signed up to take their home defense course and had it cancelled on me over four times because they could not get enough people to take it. Finally just gave up on them.

Generally low light stages are done with little if any movement and when there is it is lateral to avoid safety issues.

Great idea Bob. While it does not meet IDPA walk-through requirements, I would like to "see" a "blind" stage. What I mean by this is a stage where the shooters are told there are targets and non-threats behind a wall but don't get to see it until the buzzer goes off. Perhaps you could shoot the stage that way, then shoot it normal, and then shoot the same stage in low or no light.

Got mine too. They still suck for lying twice. They should have admitted the mistake up front rather push the order out two months and then another six months. Crappy way to run a company. I'll have to be desperate to buy from them again.

I only just got them today, from above source, so can't tell you too much about them. A friend of mine suggested them and he has used them with no issues. Their AR-15 mags have a good rep, but these are new. I was told that EST has dropped them from a 10 foot ladder fully loaded many times and had no issues. They come with a lifetime warranty if they ever do crack. Not sure I would use them for critical duty, but at the range or even a local club match I would be fine with them.

These are kind of cool, smoked color clear Glock G17 and G19 Magazines:

I no longer watch his BS.

You know if they were honest about it I would agree with you, but this bs of moving the date out is not being honest, so screw them.