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I have had one for couple years now and love it. I can put on a boston butt go to bed or to work and not have to worry about it. Its great if you like to bbq or smoke but not really into the hole checking on it every couple hours. While there may be better options out there the pellet grills are definitely easiest. I will say this for the Traeger it doesn't hold a steady temp as well as some other options weather it is a traditional smoker or one of the other pellet style grills. It fluctuates probably 20 degrees or so from target temp.

I prefer my kindle if I'm just reading for entertainment plus its nice never having to worry about having light to read by. If im reading something for informational purpose I prefer the old fashioned hardcopy. Much easier to jump around and look up information again. What is the DRM and how/why would you remove them?

I dont think that you can go wrong either way. I have always wanted a english bulldog as well and got one from a breeder I have also gotten dogs from the shelter. Both fantastic dogs. Just be careful of puppy mills and make sure you go with a good breeder if you go that route. Rescues can be a great way to go if you can bring yourself to wait.

Either steaks on the grill, grilled lime chicken wrapped in green chilies, or homemade lasagna.

It was very hard to make out without binos. I live I. An area with very clear skies and it looked bout like a faint star. Not very bright at all.

I use a blender rather than juicer as well. My understanding is you do get more fiber that way but I like it cause its alot easier to clean. Go with a good quality blender tho. Makes it alot quicker and easier to blend everything.

http://www.space.com/20075-comets-pan-starrs-ison-2013-stargazing.html Looks like a good time to break out the camera. Anyone have any experince photographing them?

You can also look at the Nikon AW110 which is there latest waterproof camera to 59 feet or the S31 which is a newer one that is only water proof to 16 feet is significantly cheaper. I have not tried either one but have been happy with Nikons in the past.

I found a z-suit hybrid new for a good Price. Would this be a good option to allow me to try a variety of disciplines as well as training in the wind tunnel?

Male 5'10" about 210lbs

Has anyone used Flite Suit jump suits? I am looking at getting my first suit. Im trying to get into some RW work for now. I need something that is towards the lower end of the price range but decent quality.

I would like to camera flying.

Let me start by saying I know there are recommendations on jump numbers before jumping a camera and I intend to follow that. Im not looking at getting a go pro strapping it on and jumping tomorrow. What I would like to know is what attractted you to camera work. I'm also starting to look at gear and wonder if I plan to try and jump with cameras after my C license what are some things to take into consideration. I am a fairly conservative jumper and don't plan on rapidly downsizing. Are there better types of rigs or canopy's to consider what about jumpsuit choices? I am talking to jumpers at my home dropzone as well but would like your opions as well.

Is there a recommendation on the number of jumps before jumping from a balloon or helicopter? If not how is it different from a normal jump?

What is the whole Skyride deal. Ive seen referneces to it and I think a website or two. Is it not legit?