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Ed the plumber...great guy, super knowledgeable

Gotcha. So, by this point, they're all on the large side. Makes sense. Thanks guys. :cheers:

I was just asked about where to get the biggest crawfish. Apparently, that is the mission. Open to new ideas though. Full disclosure: not from LA, married into So. La family.

Very true. After hearing one of those once, I had to get one of my own to replace my old bluetooth speaker that died. The Harman-Kardon Onyx is amazing.

Drove past the Bulldog on my way home. It seemed to be open - quite a few cars in their parking lot.

I would love to get me some Xocoveza! Did you pick that up somewhere in BR?

I picked up a couple of these today. I am curious to know how they stack up to previous Grand Reserves. Any GR aficionados care to share their experience?

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Do I need some type of Nintendo Contra code to get into the urn? up up down down left right left right B A start?

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I was in the same boat. I decided to try out this camera with two features: (a) Power over Ethernet, so I could just run a network cable (rather this over wireless and a power adapter) and (b) onboard DVR (micro SD card).

It is great for monitoring. There is no subscription and there is an app for it. The app does have issues, but it generally works good enough for me.

The DVR has annoying issues though. Mainly, when you set it up to record continuously as I have, it is real tough to seek to a point in time to see what was recorded. I think this could be fixed by setting it up to record only when it detects activity, but as it is currently set up, seeking is painful.

I wanted to see how much video a 128GB Micro SD card would hold on continuous record. At 1920x1080, 18 fps, 4096 kbps bit rate and no audio, I am getting over a week's worth of video stored.

Overall, if I were interested in a low-cost HD camera for occasional live monitoring, this camera is worth a shot.

However, if you need constant monitoring, the issues I vaguely mentioned would be too problematic. Also if you need to frequently seek to a point in time in your video footage, this might take some clever tweaking to get you there. If either of these are true, I would just go with another option - probably just get a first class security DVR with how many HD cameras you need.

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Our defensive line played fine. Actually pretty well if you ask me.

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Yep, especially considering the 2:1 time of possession