Purely a guess, but if you broke the led light and want to reuse the magnet.

I’ll check. The supporting structure is fine, so I’m really only replacing the decking / railings.

All you can do vs all you need to do are different items usually.

I just came here to say Squats/Deadlifts/Cleans. Starting Strength is a great place to start.

Why not super glue instead of sugru? My best guess is that sugru is removable and super glue is less removable.

But isn’t cast in place concrete pretty expensive and heavy (since you are effectively adding a concrete floor)?

Do you need a permit to replace a deck or just on a new build?

Or buy some of the cable openings to allow you to put the cables behind the wall at the top and pull them out at the bottom

I seem to remember those being popular in the 80s.

Rainmeter will provide almost anything you could do in gadgets plus more.

email sent since I didn’t want to clutter up the comments for this article anymore than I have.

Timothy - completely off topic, but how would one contact you about to request/suggest an article?

How about Pop Money? I’ve noticed more banks providing the ability to “pop” money to someone based on an email address. It works pretty well and doesn’t have any fees associated with it.

Which app? The one linked in the article? So you launch it “using chrome” even though you use Firefox as your browser?

I thought I read something about encrypting the phone and then doing a reset would remove part of the problem of recoverable data.

It doesn’t have to be by the front door, but it should be a place that you go as soon as you get home.

Be sure to talk to a landscape architect not just a basic landscaper. You should be able to find a structural engineer (which is a civil) or architect in your area using google.

Asking those questions, probably means you want to get a Civil Engineering involved.

Good question, because I have wondered the same thing.

The comment about actors/actresses is a good one, because they have the time to devote to the fitness job and typically have the finances to hire the people to help (cook / motivate / handle day-to-day items).