WOW!
Faster.
NO bloat ware.
Look at the Superuser. He makes apps like Open Garden Tether, and Screenshot available.
Worth the risk of ending up with a brick:)
First freshies of the season for me and TTOB (not TTB-Todd the Biker Skopic but TTOB-Todd the Other Biker)
Mostly krusteaz and frozen with a rare battery spot hither and thither.
I can remember 8 of us. BB, XX, MC (for a bit), Krazy Karl, JF, Tree-vor, and guest AFCers Jay and Lance (?? I think). I think at least 6 of us were SS. I was fixed.
Usual clockwise loop with lots of extra credit cleanings. The train's pace wasn't super fast but it was super sweet when I saw/heard the engine, XX, and the first 4 cars clean tuffys like the Cascade's Roots/Rock/Reggae and Ridge's rockiest dips...not sure if cars 5 thru caboose pulled 'em too or not.
W and YDT were sorely missed as no DP can penetrate as deeply without them;-P
They should make Take Out the Trash or Change the Oil formulas for my kinda BO:)
Five Single Speeds and one Minizzle met at the usual spot at 6. Four
were rigid. Four were freewheels. Three were steel. One fell on a
teensy log whilst trying to StravaKom the Log Trail. One started
with a straight seatpost and finished with a laidback. Minnizle wore
a Garmin! Conditions varied from frozen-fast-cement-dirt to
crispy-crust-heave-rut-remnants.
SEGS were worn by BB, XX, JF, Jerry, CBC
Ektorp sofas and chairs from IKEA are awesome because the covers come off completely so you can wash/replace them. Our two sofas and one chair were ready for a makeover so we asked Santa to bring us new covers this year.
Santa didn't want to get off his wallet for the Idemo Brown covers at $149/sofa and $129/chair. Santa was willing, however, to foot the bill for Blekinge White at $49/sofa and $29/chair.
White sofa covers?!?!?! With four kids. Bad idea, right? Enter Rit Dye which the Elves were willing to ship direct from the Rit workshop for $38.
Check it out
Before pictures
The Recipe for Dying
I skipped the advised prewash step figuring that 100% cotton white covers would be clean enough already.
Split the covers into four equal weight piles.
Two cold rinse cycles per load seemed enough for the rinse water to run clear of dye.
Throw in the dryer but pull the load out while the covers are not quite totally dry. This prevents shrinkage.
Repeat the recipe steps for the remaining batches. Run a large load of hot water with soap and bleach to clean the washer.
After Pictures
Savings = $277 ;-)
Dyed covers - total = $176
Idemo Light Brown covers - total $453
