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Very cool. I've seen the instructions for making an amplifier from a cracker box. Is this similar? My only suggestion would be to use a nicer box, but that might a bit snobbish on my part. Nothing wrong with Mayorgas, but a higher end cigar box would be my preference. Then again, maybe...

In a previous job, I worked from home for a couple of years. In my current position, I've been working remotely (from home) for the past few months. Just this past week I realized that I can work pretty much anywhere so I floated the idea of traveling around the country in a camper to the...

Thanks to everyone for the replies. It's good to know there is a free alternative to MS Office out there. After much consideration, and a couple of very generous offers to send me legal versions, I will stick with MS Officefor now. I am a heavy Excel user and, even though this is the wife's...

The best players have several things going for them that most recreational players don't. Top among these are: 1. They have experience. They have played a LOT of hands and a lot of tournaments. Top players know that you need to play different ways in different parts of a tournament...

I was going to purchase a copy of MS Office for the wife's new laptop, but a friend suggested looking at OpenOffice instead. Anyone here use this? And, if so, is it a viable alternative to MS Office? I've checked the web site (OpenOffice.org) and it seems too good to be true -- and you know...

Nice to see this topic resurrected every couple of years. It's a great hobby that is great fun for dads and their kids. Here's a link to the first thread, back in 2006. Geocaching on CP - 2006 There have been a couple posted since as well. Seems like it is growing in popularity based on...

I am glad to hear the positive news, Doc. Thanks for the update and I hope your wife a speedy recovery.

It's better to be pissed off than pissed on... I rarely post anymore, but I'm glad to post a "happy birthday" for you, Neal. Hope you have a great day.

They weren't married at the time. The ball and chain is fully shackled at this point. :laugh:

Jeremy, Cory or I will pull something together for your visit. We're all pretty tight so talking to one is like talking to another. It will have to be 8/5 for me, though -- I'm off to DC on the 6th. Jeremy might have difficulty wrangling a pass from the new missus... he's usually on lock...

Should be a good game. My niece's hubby is the offensive coach for Army. :thumbs:

Very freakin' cool!

Good prices. I like the 3-finger tray inserts also. Order processed, but I did not see an option for the free humidity sheet. Will that be included automatically?

John, you don't have to camp unless you want to. Most folks will just show up for the Saturday BBQ event. Hope to see you there -- if not, maybe we can get together one day while I'm in the area.

You guys should make plans to head to WV on the 8th for the next BBQ Herf. Linky I only get to the Right Coast about once a year and it would be good to see some new faces there! :thumbs:

I've received the green light from the missus. Looks like I'll be attending this year. :thumbs:

Sweet! I've been to a lot of herfs over the pact few years, but the BBQ Herf on the Shenendaoh is the best by far -- better even than the annual CP Herf (sorry, Rod). Here are some links to the last two BBQ Herfs: 2007 BBQ Herf Thread 2007 BBQ Herf Pics Thread 2006 BBQ Herf Thread

I understand what Mike did and why Moki is stepping up. The point I'm trying to make (apparently not very well) is that "stepping up" is beginning to become an expectation of the board. And you can't compare SS to a private deal. In the case of Secret Santa it makes perfect sense for us to...

Am I the only one that has a concern with this?? While I appreciate your generosity, Moki, I think it sets a dangerous example. The risk for entering into a transaction of this nature MUST rest with the buyer. If there's no risk, what's to keep the next person from buying cigars they know...

I think he may be referring to the fact that cigars are rolled with tobacco as a wrappper where cigs are rolled with a paper wrapper. The drying process does infuse cigars with more nicotine than cigarretes. Cigars are air dried and go through a fermentation process while cigarette tobacco is...