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Very impressive picture. My daughter was just elected majority leader in the Oregon House of Representatives and yes, just like you, we're very proud of her.

I cut our grass Monday in 103 real feel heat and I was pooped but as I got thinking about it, maybe it had to do with the fact I'm 75 and gave a double unit of blood last week. Duh.

I knew this was going to happen. We live in Morris and I really wanted to go but we're going to be out of town tomorrow. Morris isn't big enough for 2,000 cars but has had over 800 before and that pretty well fills up downtown. What's nice is that each of the 5 events held each year benefits...

Here is what has been posted so far. https://www.swedespeed.com/threads/replacement-key.655098/#post-7954312

I posted on a Volvo forum to see if anyone has some ideas on a reasonable cost or some alternative to a dealer. I recently had to have a new key programmed at the dealer for our Pacifica and it ran $140.

I saw that the other night and it was a fitting sendoff.

The "old" Tamraz" was always good to deal with. I took my RS grill surround in to them and they sent it back to the plater three times because they weren't happy with it. I had never seen it but they wanted it to be right before I picked it up.

I checked them out for front sway bar brackets and they literally had almost nothing listed on their website. I used to do a lot of business with them since they are relatively local but I know that the owner, Mark, died a few years ago so that may be part of the problem.

My 20th was this past February.

I watched Motor Week tonight and I was really disappointed in them. For someone they worked with for something like 40 years, I would have expected a nice tribute, not an old picture and a plain in memoriam page.

As the owner of two plug-in hybrids, at this point, I wouldn't purchase a BEV as our primary vehicle. We make an annual 1100 mile trip each summer and fall and I'm the type of driver who just wants to go, and not wait around to recharge, even if there were places to do so. The point about cold...

Very sorry to hear that. I only know him from Motor Week but I've always enjoyed his pieces.

I also saw that there may be some EV's on board with large lithium batteries which will make things very complicated.

Agreed.

Apparently, much of it was filmed using 9 different cats that each had their own ability. There was some CGI which I'm guessing was used for the cat pissing on the hydrant.

We had a cat that would follow us around the neighborhood on our evening walk and even wait for us in the bushes if we were at someone's house but he didn't do any of the things that photoshopped cat did.

I just bought a Panasonic Connect to Cell system that allows you to keep your cell phone by the base station. You can then make or receive a call on your cell phone using any phone in the house. The idea is to not have to carry our cell phones around with us all the time, especially...

That person better hope that the North Koreans don't find out his identity.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/man-found-dead-under-car-233353620.html

I vote for the AprilAire. If you have hardness in your water, most humidifiers discharge the minerals into the furnace airstream. The AprilAire has a slow trickle of water that flushes the minerals down the drain.