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That's exactly what I'm saying. If you are not connected to their system they can't charge you for delivery to the pole that you are no longer connected to.

There are a couple of ways. If they are on slides and not prints you can use a scanner that will scan slides. If you have prints you can scan with a regular scanner and then post or take digital photos of the prints and post. Heck you could probably put the slides into your projector, and take a digi picture of it projecting on the wall or screen for that matter.

He is the reason I fish and the reason I ended up guiding on Great Bear Lake and probably the reason I now live in the NWT. Never missed a show growing up. Wish I could get all his shows on DVD. He had great guests and went to some great places and told a great story.

So if you are not connected to the pole and you cancel your hydro service they charge you just because. If you are not hooked up to the grid and do not get a bill and do not want their service there is no way they can charge you for it.

If you had a quad and planer boards you could have trolled that open water. Here's what I had to deal with today. You would be safe though as it's 42" thick.

The catch is: Leasing: You are renting the vehicle for the term of the lease after which you can purchase it for a fee or return it and you have nothing to show for your hard earned money. Financing: You are purchasing the vehicle and at the end of the financing term you own the vehicle. You have something to show for all the $$$$ you have paid out.

When I replaced my helm a couple of years ago I got a No Feed Back rotary. The rotaries take up less room behind the dash but the non no feed back ones tend to turn by themselves when idling and you let go of the sterring wheel. The NFB unit actually has a built in clutch that holds your course while you are setting lines, dropping your down riggers etc. I have the Safe-T II but they make nother rotary and a rack and pinion unit too. <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/w4B0eSHiIzM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

I've sent mine in twice for service and it only cost me to send it to them (I sent it CPOST). Marcum coughed up for shipping it back to me. I just ordered some acc. for mine from Marcum and they shipped them USPS.

Don't come looking in Yellowknife 'cause 300K won't even buy you a good trailer!!!!!! New trailers in town are going for 369K!!! You don't want to know what a stick built house costs!!!

Pretty much.

I would be going in to see the doc. We have a lady here at work who had hers done not long ago and it's infected and she is going to need to be operated on again.

-25 at my place right now. Not very spring like yet.

I have to agree with Buck. Spend the extra $$$$ for the LX-5. It's worth it for the dual freq. 'ducer alone. Especially if you fish steep dropoffs or weeds. Being able to go to the narrower cone enables you to see fish that get lost in the clutter of a 20* cone. The super fine line is pretty cool too.

Lots of people living off-grid here. Most of the ones that live off-grid full time use a combination of all three or a combination of solar and generator.

And the fumes can be horrible depending on the fuel used!!!

My buddies brother use to drive truck for Consumers Distributing and one night he had a great horned owl crash through the passenger side window and end up on the front seat. But that wasn't the worst part. Before he could get the truck stopped the darned thing came to and started freaking out inside the truck!!!!

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I'll probably succumb to heat stroke as soon as the planes door is opened. Hopefully I will forget about the heat as soon as I stick my first tarpon.

I also root for the Jets, but only when they aren't playing the Leafs. In fact I have 7th row seats on the Jets blue line in Tampa on March 31st.

check out this thread (about 2/3 of the way down). Wintopo Free Ed. Take note of the replies with the link and below in thethread.

LOL

There you go Spiel. You owe me a 10% finders fee!!!! :tease:

I think he was afraid reversing the sled would break another chunk of snow off sending him to an early grave. Better to be bhind the sled on safer snow in case the cornice breaks off. Then he would only lose his sled and not his life. Probably not thinking real clear in that kind of situation though.