I had to have a colonoscopy and an endoscopy about two weeks apart. I made it to 9 on the first one and told myself I was going to make it longer the next time. It was a stupid thing to try and fight, but I did it anyway. I made it to 7.

As an MS patient, I’ve seen this sort of thing first hand. When I was first diagnosed, I was prescribed Tecfidera as a twice a day maintenance drug. I called the specialty pharmacy on my health insurance and got a call back from them. They were calling to inform me that my monthly costs for the drug which I would be…

Every. Damn. Day.

I just purchased the DVD collection from Amazon for $50. I’m preparing my kids for a long marathon including One For The Angels, which absolutely should be included.

As an HVAC tech, I’ve removed more Nests than we’ve put in. They’re nice little gadgets, but they’ve mostly been crappy thermostats. I’ll put in my $0.02 for the Ecobee 3 lite; I love the Ecobee line.

I’ll recognize the good TMBG reference.

You can actually track my reading of Anthony with my tween brain awareness of sexuality. From A Spell for Chameleon, the Incarnations series, and ending with Firefly. I have very fond memories as a young’un of reading the Xanth books; they were a great fantasy series that was enjoyable to read. The basic plots held…

I love keepass. Been using it for years.

Do you really think that if our government mobilized the army against the citizens of the US, that a bunch of homeowners with store-bought guns can stand up to tanks, fighter jets, and all of the power of the american arsenal?

It is the difference between having a zoned HVAC system and having two zones. We’re a great industry for muddled language!

It is the difference between having a zoned HVAC system and having two zones. We’re a great industry for muddled…

I fall asleep to Futurama damn near every night; at this point it’s like a parent reading me my favorite story. This is totally going to screw me up.

So what would a film with Kate Winslet, Tom Hanks, and Mark Wahlberg be like?

As an American, I feel that’s the whole reasoning behind Scots as a language. I imagine the native Scots got together and created a language that let the English understand just enough to feel like they should know what’s going on, but leave enough of it obscured so they could never be sure.

No you’re not. For certain markets in the US, having a programmable stat is wonderful. For me and my clients in the DC/Metro area, setbacks on the thermostat force higher humidity in the summer which negates most of the savings from setbacks. Lack of humidity functions the same way in the winter.

No you’re not. For certain markets in the US, having a programmable stat is wonderful. For me and my clients in the…

The $64,000 question is: do they reheat well? This would totally be worth it if instead of the extra 30 minutes, a few minutes in the nukerowave would work several mornings later. Having something like this that my kids could warm by themselves would be great.

Can I have that movie please? Can they face off against W. C. Fields? Or maybe Milton Berle, a young upstart who wants to overthrow the existing regime?

Just as a warning: the worst part of learning how to build computers is the constant need to tinker with them. Also, that nagging feeling of always being able to make it better.

Let me clarify. Don’t get one *just* because it’s on sale. If the one you want is on sale, yeah go for it. I guess I came off a little too zealous on that point.

No, I mean seats that have long passed their expiration date, seats that are too small for their child, or seats where the latch system has started to fray. I have friends who were more concerned with their child’s clothing having the right label then they were with the functionality of their carseat.

Plastic degrades over time, especially plastic exposed to high heat and UV light. So there are functional limits to the carseat based on the structural capabilities. I’ll link to The Carseat Lady, who’s a great resource. http://thecarseatlady.com/used-and-borrowed-car-seats/