Thank you
PF

For units that are not hard wired, after the appliance is used and cleaned I place the power cord inside the cooker and back into the pantry.

I also use PrtScn for stills also but I ctrl V to Paint and then us the various functions afforded by Paint and save to my pictures. I would like to try the Movavi software for video capture.
Tks
PF

What no Two Step,:) Love the Boogie Woogie, friends of my folks were very good at Boogie Woogie as they use to say "they sure could cut a rug"
Thanks Brian

To bad it wasn't an April Fools Joke for the fellow who had the "Autopilot Mode" on his Tesla while playing Harry Potter on the TV screen, speeding and smacked an 18 wheeler. Similar to texting while driving, fiddling w/your CD player, or your girlfriend. Ok forget the girlfriend thing.

A number of years back my Dad and I spent a few days shrimping in Galveston Bay and the Houston ship channel once, the former was a bust other than a net full of angle fish. We
put in at Morgans Point and I noticed a pick up w/boat trailer near the launch site and as we had the boat in the water and parked the truck near that other rig, as I walked back toward the boat I noticed the truck bed was full, almost level w/the rails, of gar was a small amount of ice on top. These guys were gill netting back in the slews that branch from the ship channel.
When I was a teenager belong to the Boy Scouts and our Scout Master and My Father worked for Humble Oil Co. and they were friends w/ the foreman of West Ranch, the location of Johnson Space Center now, and he allowed us to travel to our favorite place to go weekend camping. We camped near a bayou which had the pilling from and old bridge, and near this site was an Indian mound that we would dig around for relics. Near the bridge crossing was the remains of numerous gar that had been split at the belly to "shell out" the meat. These things were 4'-5' if not longer, it was quiet an experience.

One of my hands gave me a recipe for pickling gar, her Mom and Aunt and Uncle were big into gill netting gar. She attempted to gift me w/a gt. of pickle gar, but I declined.

FYI
A listing of "Amazon Fulfillment Centers" see http://blog.taxjar.com/amazon-warehouse-locations/ and the tax explanation.
You can bet Amazon is making a % off the third party sales. How else is Bezos making his billions to make his 1k yr clock in West Texas.
PF

Except maybe at Cesar Millan's house. LOL, just kidding
P.F.

I'll pass that pic on to my buddy who is a Ramp Wrench for So. West at Houston Hobby, he may or may not like it . LOL

The North Sea is famous for 100' seas, the offshore platforms have to be designed w/that in mind.

Years back one of my hands had a 31' sloop that he and his wife invited my wife and me out for a Sunday sail in Galveston Bay, was nice, quite till we took a "knock down".
Not being a nautical person I needed to change my skivvies.

I remember back in the early '50's my Dad would drive to the next town just to buy "white gas"(lead free gasoline)for his outboard motor, which was dispensed w/a "visible pump"(the type that the glass reservoir at the top that the operator hand pumped the fuel up to the gaged quantity you wanted, and then gravity to your container. These pumps are much desired today and hard to find.

If your interested, here is an article on the Lacy B-17. http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/2968
As far as the validity of the story, who knows for sure but as my friend once told me of his cousin, "he said of his wife "she would not let the truth stand in the way of a good story"". LOL
L*S

Thank you, that is a very interesting story of a group I had not heard of before, even though I have invested many hours of WWII publications, and I'm no Spring Chicken.
Thanks again
L*S

Mules were used in Italy