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Okay yeah, I missed that statement. But you did say "I want all my data on my own computer". Whatever.

Thanks all, I bought this one. It continually came up in external reviews outside of Amazon...

So, you are just like me. I don't store my data on the cloud. I don't trust it to not get hacked. Would you believe (yes, you would), that I have been notified that my personal data has been hacked 5 times already from storage centers like BCBS, Office of Personnel Management, Barnabus Health...

The rectangular cordless ones look like a trick, right? How can that develop the pressure to do that. But if they truly do work, I'd get one. My left rear tire loses 10 pounds over about 2 weeks.

Do any of you have experience with these? If you did, would you buy a different one after getting yours, and if so, for what reason did you change your mind...

Well, I use Linux, so I'm safe, and you guys are not. Too bad! My Linux is even better than Apple, which is also corruptible. Suck it up boys! Just kidding. I got so tired of hearing talk like that, I just tuned out. I'm more fearful of the Cloud, frankly. The pressure to use it is enormous...

It's like they repurposed something else.

Why is it made that way?

Nice photo Tom. What is that, is it a member of the pink family, or a blue eyed grass?

That's because the morons ruled that some money is considered speech in political campaigns.

Oh Jeez, that will set Piney Tribe on the warpath.

Bill, I think he was adressing my post 2321.

See post 2321.

Went back out today, and Ron Varnum found this one. Then I found another small one. I suppose it stands to reason, we counted over 900 in two days.

A super nice surprise today, exploring streams in Bass River State Forest with Ron (Rooftree) and Mike Baker. I've been doing this for 30 years, and never saw an albino Arethusa before. We counted over 250 of this species in the usual color today.

That's interesting. Maybe I've always overlooked it. Whereabouts was it? Boyd said it has thorns.

I'm thinking it was towed to her house.

Okay, here's your can't miss clue, taken from my car window today.

That report is well written, I've seen it before. Yes, it all depends on local conditions. The 17,000 acre 1995 fire that swept through Greenwood Forest also blasted the full width of a big section of Webbs Mill Creek and destroyed all the cedar in it's path. It took awhile, but it's coming...

A feeling of helplessness is a horrible thing to live through. I hope she gets some news somehow, someway. I cannot imagine her walking into the woods after her car got stuck. Maybe the car was stolen from her at one point.