I'm not sure if this will help, it helps mine when for some unknown reason, my cursor lags and jumps. Open task manager if you are using Windows. Click on Services. Scroll to TabletinputService and stop it then restart it. Then got to WTabletServiceCon and do the same thing. I don't know exactly if you are referring to the problem I have, where the cursor is slow to respond, but if so this works for me.

Cheaper than the Dyson I am currently using! LOL

If your fuel gauge has a picture of a fuel tank on it... it will show on the side of the gauge that your gas cap is on.

The first point is right but way off on the second. You cannot be legally fired for praying at work. In non-Right to work states, you can be fired for no reason, but if an employer states that it is due to prayer at work, you have a just won the lottery! Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of A1964 and Ohio R.C. § 4112.02 grants the right and provides the following...
1. Your boss must treat All Religions equally.
2. Your boss cannot ban every kind of prayer. Your boss must provide time for observation of religious beliefs through prayer UNLESS it would cause a noticeable loss to his bottom line.
3. Your boss must allow you to dress the way your religion requires you to dress.
4. If you quit because you believe your boss is making it impossible for you to fulfill your religious duties, you can sue him.

Can you shut down your line at your factory to do so? No. But your boss cannot retaliate due to you praying on a down time or break. In fact, they must provide the opportunity unless, as stated above, it would cost them some bottom line. Of course, they can use another reason for termination, but not for praying on your breaks or open free time time.
This information comes from Attorneys not my belief.

And this is when the fight started! LOL

This is in the public domain now, all rights have expired. You can find several versions for free downloads of it at mp3pm.com/s/f/flight+of+the+bumble+bee/

That is the exact same thing that I was thinking. Every one of the arguments against the gun myths are carefully worded like this. For Sarge to be the self-proclaimed genius on here, he sure posted an ignorant article.

If you Google search ANY customer service or warranty extending company you will find hundreds of complaints. Google B&H or Adorama. You'll find the same thing as Square Trade. This is mainly due to unhappy people are a hundred times more apt to complain when something is wrong than to give a good report when happy. Anyone that has worked with the public will verify this. I have Square Trade protection on every major electronic I have bought in the last 5 years. Just last Christmas, my wife laid her Nikon P510 down and my granddaughter picked it up and dropped it, messing up the lens drive motor. Contacted Square Trade and it was fixed perfectly and back in my hands within 10 days. Never had a problem with them. As far as how they can cover an item at a fraction of the price... Most people don't have claims. And the complaints come from those that don't understand their coverage. I have seen complaints that a person had where they would only give him the purchase price and not what it would cost to replace it. Some see this as a rip-off. I see it as common sense. If added insurance is not for someone, that's OK. But I can tell you that Square Trade is the best out there. And even better, they give you credit for any unused protection plan towards future plans.

It is a scam. First of all, Microsoft NEVER calls anyone without prior contact! Secondly, if it was like my calls from a couple of years ago, they string you along to show you your error files which all computers have, and then want you to download a communication software so they can fix it. Windows has a communication software built in for their techs to use. The communication software needs a credit card to download but they tell you it is free and you won't be charged. Then you are charged $350-1,000. I strung them along for about 3 days before I finally told them that I had contacted Microsoft and was told they do not do anything like that. I also told them I had contacted the FBI and filed a complaint (which I had). They still tried to argue with me about being from Microsoft. Six months later, they contacted me again and I told them that I knew they were a scam and had already reported them and warned everyone on my social accounts. Also stated that further contact would result in legal action. They haven't called back. About the only thing you can do is let as many people you can about the scam so their rip-off attempt is extinguished.

According to the site, if having trouble uploading a picture... Resize it so it is 560 pixels on the longest side. You may be trying to upload a too large of a photo.

I don't feel like purchasing nor buying a different brand of camera is the answer. Without knowing where your exact focus point actually is, it is hard to give an totally accurate solution. That being said, I agree with others that you are using a shallow DOF setting to get the entire set of flowers into perfect focus. The one picture shows good focus in the center of the group of flowers with the front and back blurred. As suggested, try stopping down to at least f8 , and take the same picture. Keep trying until you reach the amount of focus that you are desiring. If it were just one camera instead of two, I would wonder about front focus but highly unlikely you got two with the exact same problem. This leads to it being non-optimal settings. I am not familiar with the two different models that you have, but upgrades and technology will change the operation between two cameras. Try the suggestions that the others have given here and get use to the differences of your new camera. Good luck.

I use the Wacom Bamboo Create large (available on Amazon for $159) and love it. It isn't the top of the line but will definitely do everything that you, at this point, are wanting to do. I would save up the extra $60 and get a new one. If the refurbished one has some kind of warranty, it may be worth a try too. Either way, Wacom makes great tablets and you will enjoy it.You don't have to spend a fortune to get what you are looking for, to get in the tablet processing arena. Wacom makes several lines of tablets with many already in your stated used price range too.

Wireworm only works with 32bit PS, not 64 bit.

You're looking at it completely backwards. I figured what I spent in a year for shipping from Amazon. It was wayyyyy more than $99! So if you order a lot from Amazon, like myself and the others that commented above, then you'd have to be an idiot not to get Prime. You are basically paying a discounted shipping rate in advance. In return, they provide you with 2-day delivery. No extortion, no tricks, just rewarding customers for loyalty. I don't use any of the other perks neither. But I don't feel cheated at all. So if you are not a big Amazon shopper, Prime is simply not for you. But for others, it saves a lot of money.

Use a mixture of seed, place some suet out too, place a water source near food and lastly, place all of the above near a place that provides quick shelter for the birds. I have been a birder qalmost as long as a photographer. It may take a full season, but by next season, replicating the above suggestions will bring in as many as 50+ types and species. I placed my main feeder near a chain link fence on a tree/brush line. This allowed the Grosbeaks Sparrows, Wrens, Towhees,etc that feel more comfortable on the ground a quick escape into the woods and the larger and more predatory birds a spot up top. You don't have to put any seed on the ground because the Grackles and larger birds will scatter the smaller seed looking for sunflower and corn. Have fun! I spend less time photographing the birds now and just enjoy studying their characteristics.