Nobody's run these numbers and gotten these kind of results for $25 and a bit of quantum math!

I also recommend Skunk Works, which is more the engineering vs. piloting history. https://books.google.com/books/about/Skunk_Works.html?id=OI9cDwAAQBAJ

If it were me, I'd strip the paint with light touch of a wire brush, which has the benefit of roughing the aluminum. Scotch Brite pad or steel wool would help too. Then BIN Shellac primer, with good masking against siding and some thin scrap metal slipped under protecting deck. Finish with a quality exterior rated paint.

looks like you just made a new wire stripper. heat treated and all

Flute and sax have very similar fingerings. I and many others double on them. Flutes were originally made of dark wood like a clarinet, with some open holes like a recorder. So woodwind. Sax is a relatively modern instrument and classified as woodwind because of use of clarinet mouthpiece. Brass instruments have a common mouthpiece style and a few valves or slide. Octaves are controlled through lips, face muscles vs. Keys.

Had very little contact until my grandfather's funeral last week. Everything from body removal through orchestration of the funeral and burial is a lot of work. And well appreciated and needed by the family in need of it being handled. Good luck on new carreer.

Found in the dumpster of a local lab. Seems complete but a hair small for blue-green laser split methods. Any molecules or minerals worth splitting? Aside from cobalt or copper of course. Hoping to let some sparks fly, so to speak. Any pathways to carbon nanotech fun here?

If you have some basic particle physics or historic astronomy background it's easy to pick up. Think of a quadratic osmotic simulation brought to life in your basement. Quasi spectrometry meets home Chem lab.

After decades of being a superfan, my brother sent me a freeze frame of a hat worn by one of Seabass' friends at the table. 'Happiness is seeing your mother in laws picture on a milk carton' https://imgur.com/gallery/6bwbsdu

Report from Chicago here. It was low 90s and 80 percent humidity for weeks, and crazy storms. Bit unusual but not terribly. Nothing like the west and especially northwest who were in record temps they'd never seen before for months.

Had to sell my wife's first gen civic hybrid for basically scrap with weak battery after it failed Illinois emissions. PZEV Cali car still got 30+ MPG but dash was lit like a Christmas tree. OBDII emission scan read powertrain error, immediate fail.

The truth is they now just have GPS tracker add ons. Repo man dream.

When you run the AC for a long time is there a water puddle on the ground? Possible the drain is plugged. To fix you or a shop need to stick a long piece of something into the drain to unjam it. String trimmer (weedwacker) line works well.

True. And the new settings audio experience only covers the high level, and expands on privacy settings. No sample rate, input level detail, enhancement configuration, drivers. A lot of magic buried in the ancient but successful sound settings once you get there.

In your BIOS see if it's set to UEFI or legacy boot. I believe the installer may change to UEFI - could try setting back to legacy. Also check Secure Boot modes.

Dont' worry my dudes. It's all still here! While buried, this is the only place to do some odd things like pair a Nintendo Wii controller without entering a pin.

Frank's Red Hot Sauce and melted butter is the basis for most Buffalo Wing sauce. This recipe has it in more detail as well https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/219109/buffalo-chicken-wing-sauce/

Thats part of the fun. Especially drunk orders. Wait a bit and then its like Christmas with random crap rolling in.

And expect it to be 1/4 scale

Looks good, but as a fan of NAC I have to warn it can cause sulphuric gas after a few days consecutive. And fatigue in some cases. Moderate short cycles for me.

Spotted at Home Depot today. I know the flex pipe crap is old news, but the finger screws make this future mold and clog disaster something especially awful. Self plunging, S trap capable!