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first option isn't a bad one, it uses the vipre engine... just minus the continual protection. i'd look into vipre though instead of avast or MSE... detection is better, engine is faster and updates are quicker.

was watching, ready to pre-order... time to get out of blackberry hell.

oh, also call the credit card company. your card info will be used by the scammers before long.

Yep! www.vipreantivirus.com - the demo will remove it, buy a subscription... it'll save you a LOT of headaches.

Blanket suggestion, why not just get a surge protector at the box, protecting the whole shop? They're not expensive.

no matter how cute she might be, time to add a note to her file for the next performance review... (congrats!)

Had it at home, switched to brighthouse (poor customer service, regular outages). they install a box at your house (usually in a garage), you pay for each box outside of the 1 that's included. analog tvs need a digital converter box. that said, we have fios at the shop, and the co seems to be...

agreed, but just for sanity's sake... drop a dedicated circuit. it's not too expensive (at least on the mainland) and can help to isolate issues... nothing like calling SW support and having your ducks in a row, cutting out a couple hours worth of useless troubleshooting.

if it gathers dust and can be replaced with cash...

I love seeing my work- on the side of the road, on a building, at an event, driving down the street, etc.

hmm, same stuff... just a quick score, push the cutoff section down to a 45 degree angle, flip the board and push/snap.

what thickness? maybe that's where I'm going wrong... we're using the thinner of the two, and a speedpress boxcutter with a standard blade. 1-2 quick scores with the blade and it snaps clean off.

we cut maxmetal with a boxcutter... score/snap.

if you let one in though, you gotta let em all in... not just this one airline.

sending an angel to hell - jamey johnson

really? ya'll don't have an OC lam requirement? In sunny FL, the DOT requires OC lam on any perforated window vinyl installed on a vehicle.

I know a discount-seeking-line when I see one... :ROFLMAO: Thanks, Scott!

never alone - dropkick murphys

same. We've got a shop in this plaza that I installed 651 on a bit over 10 years ago. Windows, under an awning- no direct sun, but plenty of heat and dirt from the roads on either side of it. 3 total. From 2' away, still looks new. Up close, it's age is beginning to show... but it amazes me...

Whaddya call 38 millionaires splitting an overall annual pot of ~$160m plus incentives watching TV in October? PS, you're welcome for Crawford. Signed, Rays Fan.