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IPG makes Anchor brand (plotter cut) monument stencil. They also make a wide variety of powder coating tapes and some appear to have liners (much like their monument stencil). JB https://itape.com/en/ms/general%20manufacturing/powder%20coat%20masking

The Biden / Harris campaign will announce their diagnosis later this weekend. There's absolutely no way they can risk losing algorithm-driven traffic this late in the game. JB

We're in a totally different market: cemetery memorials. And we're "going green" as part of our competitive advantage. Since I'm only 20 miles from the region's largest monument company, we have discontinued a lot of the cut & polished monument work in favor of working with natural stone...

Check with Design Mart. They don't show it on this page, but they tend to have a lot on file that doesn't get published on their web site. Typically, single images are right around $35.00. Their contact info is at the top of the page. JB https://designmart.com/media/uploads/Misc...

I got my fill of Weird Al back in the 80s. I have to say that I'm a new convert. JB

In all honesty, I think she'll be grandfathered in!:dog42: JB

Yep, they're on the third floor...the meth lab is on the second floor...and the weed/coke/heroin store is on the first. How IRONIC that they should call the three of us "North America"! JB

Michigan became legal for "recreational" last November. They have steady lines outside those dispensaries everyday...even in the rain! JB

"And to the republic Republic, for which it stands"....Oh, crap! Yep...it pretty much sums up OUR Republic. I just feel bad for Republic Services...the owner of said floating dumpster. Their logo (emblazoned on the front) is the letter "R" revolved to create a five-pointed star. God Bless...

Start the music and then watch the gif. They were made for each other. JB

But it better be a rainy day.... JB

I only have just a couple hundred or so...seen in the last photo. I don't know what ever happened to the dozens of reels we had as kids in the 70s. I find it utterly amazing that all the reels ever made will work with every model of viewer. Unlike today, built-in-obsolescence was not a...

Five minutes of interesting "behind the scenes" info: Another ten minutes, if you have the time. Today's version has morphed into VR...which essentially defeats the simplistic nature it was so well loved for.

Ha! It's funny you should mention it. The little guy in the photo above lives and breathes by the same creed! Seven years ago, I walked his mama down the aisle at her wedding, and she was barefoot as well...in honor of my dad who had passed five months prior. Dad always made fun of her for...

Any thinking person would have to agree that they were both were un-chained cannons, no matter what ANY media outlet says. I hate to admit it, but We the People were the losers in this one. JB

I think this should have been filmed with each candidate in a soundproof booth, with responses only allowed during their time to rebut. Chris Wallace needs a whip and a chair for this one. JB

Concerning tonight's deba(cle)te: Dear time machine, PLEASE take me back to when civility, dignity, respect and true statesmanship was the norm. JB

True...I think they're enamored with the 3-D visuals, to be honest. I found the entire lot at a yard sale...only paid round $10. Some of the reels could be considered collector's items, but I'd rather the little guys have fun with them. JB

He and his brothers are home schooled and are quite tech-savvy, but they're only allowed very limited "screen-time". In some ways, they're growing up like I did some 50 years ago...with plenty of outdoor time, bicycles, water hoses, sandbox / dirt piles, bugs and sunshine...and I like that...

Just a friendly reminder that life can be full of wonder and awe without all the latest electronic gadgets. And my 4-year old grandson thinks so, too. JB