afinewagoneer

did you call REGGIE?

France started strong and never quit pushing, even with that last minute try. Ireland did a decent job of making it a game in the second half

Print the shirts

daily wear for almost 15 years now. have the bracelet, a black rubber diving strap, and this black/orange strap on deployment clasp.

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Anything on camps in Brevard area like Chosatonga (off 215) and Kahdalea (off 64) and their owners/family?

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saw a FB post this morning from the camp owners.

all camp personnel are safe, no word on camp facilities though

Blazer

Gen 1:


to gen 3 in the early 90's:


then .....
to this horrid thing:

same just happened to me.
got on the chat with project fi, went through the troubleshooting steps to no avail. replacement showing up tomorrow. this is my 2nd 5x and it was 4 months outside of the warranty period.

lived there for about two years (2014 and 2015)

make sure your relocation includes a substantial housing allowance, or your company will pay for your housing - this is a must, housing is expensive there. check dubai.dubizzle.com for an idea - a 1 bedroom apt in the marina is about $23,000 a year in rent

consider your bills as well. electricity in dubai can be expensive. we lived in a small townhouse and electric bill in summer can be $500 easy.

you can get around with cabs/uber, but it adds up quick, so you'll need to buy a car or consider shipping yours over. dubizzle has a lot of used cars on there as well.

food and drink in general is more expensive. be ready to pay $10 for a pint of fosters (crappy beer) at most bars you go to.

emirates is a fantastic airline. you can get tons of direct flights to all over the world. living in dubai will afford you the opportunity to see a lot of the world.

most of the population is from india, pakistan, and filipinos, you'll probably interact very little with emiratis.

lots of brits, australians, south africans, and russians there. not many americans.

let me know if you want any other info.