It looks like Plastic Jungle does not accept iTunes cards. I just tried.

This design uses a filter to wick the water up and then pulls the air through it. This principle is well-established and used by many of the models you will find on store shelves.

A corporate network could have its own DNS servers, as many do. As such, there is plenty of room for the corporation to add/delete/alter entries as it sees fit.

Works well.

Someone like me who would then use a computer (with a real keyboard, mouse and monitor, not the typical portable substitutes) to manifest that idea.

Got one. It came bundled with a TV capture card I bought a couple of years ago, but, more interestingly, it is as easy to program the codes into the computer for a different remote as it is for this one. The receiver itself doesn't care. If you want to take the remote that came with it and throw it in a box or…

She was also Christine Chapel, the sickbay nurse who worked alongside Dr. McCoy.

Health benefits come to mind . . .

Oh, GOD, yes, PLEASE!!!

So, at the end of the day, the takeaway would be that we should take it up a notch, to the next level so to speak, touch base with all of the team players and ramp up a seamless win-win scenario. I would be proactive and take one for the team, but I just don't have the bandwidth. If you ping me later, I'll touch…

I'm going to have to disagree with you on that one. COB is a very useful term addressing a not-completely-specific time of day, but one upon which there is an approximate general agreement. You could spell out "end of the day", of course, but there does need to be an expression for this concept because it is a…

IBC Cream Soda comes in glass bottles . . . it also makes a kick-ass ice-cream float.

Also depends on who is party to the conversation.

Congratulations. You've just pinned down the real problem with the current state of things. Everybody is taking offense at everything, and everyone who disagrees is wrong and an idiot.

I have contemplated putting a resistor inline with the blue light on the pre-amp. I don't mind it being there and doing its job, but it really doesn't need to be so scorching bright.

I will not usually interact with the intended destination for an email; rather, I will interact with the errant sender.

I can't tell you the best way, but I can tell you what worked for me.

I don't know if this will work on OSX, but it might be adaptable to it . . . essentially, you want to go to /media and loop over everything found there, ejecting each. On Linux, this is what it would look like:

That's alright; we've got the same problem on this side of the pond in upstate New York.

You can also back them off by starting to talk about your fee.