MKader17

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MIDst be less than 14.daysIn was fine with 21 days but it was pushing it. I also was going through a bag in that amount of time so it was easy to try and justify lol About day 10 I start to see serious degradation, by 2 weeks I want to throw it away. Depends on the humidity and temp in my house and I am sure the beans themselves.Not sure how much it helps but I used a can that you could seal to the beans but it still let's the gases out.

MIDst be less than 14.daysIn was fine with 21 days but it was pushing it. I also was going through a bag in that amount of time so it was easy to try and justify lol

PS, finding a place that puts the date they roast their coffee on it takes your coffee to the next level.

Stefan, I did the same research a while back and ended up with a nice hand grinder and aeropress. Now that I've moved to the Nespresso I don't use it though. I'd be willing to sell the set up of your interested. I can get you more specifics when I get home.

Prior to having internet at home, I couldn't stream Pandora because as the wind blew I would drop LTE. I live right in the middle of town. Every time it would drop to 3g I couldn't get enough bandwidth. Between where I work and where I live I would always drop a call at a certain point, no matter which direction I go. I realize different areas have different results, but I am extremely glad I away from Verizon's crappy proprietary CDMA tech and locked down phones.

I've had the opposite experience so far. I get LTE that's faster than my home internet in my little town and don't have to deal with dropping to god awful Verizon 3G while on the road. No matter where I've lived Verizon was unable to stream Pandora consistently when I would travel. I haven't thought about it on AT&T. You are in shit, I mean sprint country. Only place in the states I know that is like that.Verizon in general has been way better than anyone elses I've been with....but the international rate for Tmobile and the international coverage for Tmobile is FAR superior so I am teased by it. Sprint is non-existent here, literally no service. Also Sprint and Verizon use the same technology, there is no correlation between them and AT&T/TMobile.

I've had the opposite experience so far. I get LTE that's faster than my home internet in my little town and don't have to deal with dropping to god awful Verizon 3G while on the road. No matter where I've lived Verizon was unable to stream Pandora consistently when I would travel. I haven't thought about it on AT&T.

Yeah, the TMobile coverage will not be good enough for a business phone IMO. To make it complicated, you could get a Verizon LTE Hotspot which can likely be used as a WiFi call tower for TMobile. You'd get all the coverage in America and all the benefits of TMobile overseas.

I don't care if my bill is $160/mo for me alone. What I am trying to avoid is having to carry a second phone in Asia or having $1000-2000 bills when I go. Then AT&T is your best option. If you're worried about service don't dick around with TMobile (particularly if cost isn't a huge concern) Buy an unlocked phone off-contract. They are readily available and some phones now have dual SIMs. There WILL be places that Verizon has coverage and AT&T doesn't. There WILL be places where AT&T has coverage and Verizon doesn't. One thing for sure, using Verizon overseas will be a bigger hassle than a GSM based phone.

I can clamp yhe sandwich to the back fence and get a good grip.laying it flat I have to rely on my hands and it seems like it would increase the chance of it grabbing and twisting.

Wht tool are you planning on using to cut? That is some very thing material.I was going to cut the tube on the miter and planned on clamping the sheet to the miter to make its cut.I would sandwich the flat between two boards when cutting. Thanks for the tip, should I cut it vertically or horizontally. If cutting horizontal I can more easily clamp everything together.

Depends on the goal. I personally like 40 tooth blades, but I use Forrest Woodworker IIs. It is a solid combination blade. A Diablo is sweet enough with it's silencing to get away with a 40 tooth for everything from fine work to quick rips. Based on the ability of the blade with 40 teeth being used for just about anything you throw at it, where the 60 tooth will limit you, I suggest the 40 tooth and save the money. I am assuming a 10 inch blade. It's a 12. The 12 comes in a 44 tooth

Ordered my blade. I'm so freaking ready to get my HeaterMeter completely finished.

Confused Matt is confused.Sorry, posting from phone IS - stabilizationNope. But pics like this wouldn't have been possible with IS as a replacement for the wide aperture. Whonamd what is that?

I missed a huge opportunity though to stick it to AT&T though. When I switched from the old plan to shared all phones are charged as if they are off contract (even though they are still on contract). I had one upgrade available and if I used it before I would have a new phone on the off contract price. Now they will switch me to the on-contract price (extra $25 a month)

I currently have 5 people on ATT for a hair over $160 a month for 10gb (includes a work discount). "Catch" is all phones are off contract.

Wht tool are you planning on using to cut? That is some very thing material. I was going to cut the tube on the miter and planned on clamping the sheet to the miter to make its cut.

I had a horrible experience with them, but this was way back in '01.Had them 4 years ago myself. Didn't work in ohio at all.Check the coverage maps. They are pretty accurate these days. The coverage In required made TMobile a no-go for me. I've been told its great if you never leave the big cities.

Should I splurge an extra $10 for a 60 tooth over a 40?

I'm going to need to cut some aluminum ( 1x2x0.065 rectangle tube, and 4x10x0.065 sheet). I don't know much about saw blades but I'm pretty sure I only need a carbide tip blade. That being said, I will probably not cut aluminum again for a long while. Is there a recommended blade that can cut aluminum but will also be good for woodworking?

I need about 4 M3 Socket head screws over 1". Local stores doesn't carry them. Any place that won't rape me in shipping available online?

I scored a freaking goal!!!!!! *Heads off to Google how to recover from a strained groin.*

In Des Moines tonight, any suggestions? Looking for something "healthy" lol, as in veggies will be part of the meal in some way.

Shot with a camera and finishes with a computer!