I'm with Paul-L here. I lived in an old warehouse that was turned into an apartment (15 foot ceilings). I was able to put up 3 of these pulley systems to hang our bikes. I still end up using them in most apartments even if it's just to get it off the floor.

Hennessey Venom GT

I don't think you would include the weight of the driver (rider in this case) when calculating the weight to power ratio. But I will show both calculations:

Neat Idea, but the UI was AWFUL!

Target Card gets you 5% off every target purchase as well as free shipping online. And you the target card can be tied directly to your checking out so it's more like a Target Debit Card. It's basically a free 5% off every time.

I agree. I bought at $355k home in DC metro and pay $1980/m (including tax and insurance) and I make about $76k. But I have to have a renter in my house and he rents out the basement for $800/m. Even with all of that my mortgage is 40% of my take home.

All of these salaries must be POST tax and the monthly must not be including Taxes and Insurance.

Yeah, but with modern cars if you can under the hood you can easily get into the car or bypass security. Having the release inside is the most secure.

I was driving a new Ford Fusion Rental for work. I went to the gas station to fill it up before I returned it. I spent no less than 5 minutes trying to find it. In that time another fusion pulled up. The driver was doing the same thing as I was, looking for the stupid release. Apparently, all you do is push in the gas…

They have these things now called USB drives and a place called the Cloud, where you can move stuff off or a computer. You can take all of your ripped DVDs and TV shows and move them to another (non apple) device.

Maybe it takes into account steps walked. Fitbit (and others) calculate distance traveled without GPS.