Love it! "Please" is a little disingenuous isn't it?
That's a great link! I've bookmarked it. It's also a great example for my database students.
Not sure what you mean by best place. Cheapest, most reliable...? I had problems with the Wal-Mart stuff, seem to be ever so slightly allergic to something in it. Switched to Wizard Labs and problem gone. More expensive and the shipping is killer but hey, I save money from not sucking on an inhaler. Wizard Labs is purer than Humco. People also love Essential Depot. I'm sure others here have some good suggestions too.
Do you have a Tractor Supply near you? A gallon of VG for . . . . either $25 or $35, can't remember for sure.
Or a large craft store? They sell VG in their cake decorating dept.
I too am a strong advocate of Wizard Labs. High quality and reasonable pricing also, the most amazing packaging you have ever seen. Anybody here who uses them can confirm that it isn't going to break during shipping if WL packed it. They also have a great selection of flavors in smaller quantities if you want to fiddle with creating different juices. Great folks, fast shipping and great customer service. They are out of Orlando Florida if it makes any difference.
Sent with no malice and not a whole lot of forethought from my new Galaxy Tab 4. Thanks Santa!
You gots database students? So... whaddya like for relational database software on a windoze platform these days? (Serious question - I need to find something and migrate some really old databases for someone.)
MySQL is great (and free) if you need something relatively light weight that's easy to configure and talk to from a web server. MSSQL is OK for small to medium sized projects, and it's what we teach our students for the intro to SQL course. It's fully featured but is on the slow side, and SQL Server Management Studio is pretty good. If you're talking enterprise-wide, or bigger projects, then Oracle is still the 400 pound gorilla in the marketplace (and is what we use for our advanced SQL class).
I try to stick with MySQL whenever possible, but I'm an open-source kind of guy.
Well I F Ued my Kanger rebuuildable section. Parts of chimney got stuck and dummy me tried Pliers. Bent the lower section of the chimney so will not fit anymore. So that 1/2 of my Kanger is TU. Don't use pliers and Chinese stuff.
I'm stressing too. I have several pages up ready to order some stuff. I'm also over-the-top angry right now. For instance, Washington wants to tax a drip tip at 95% but taxes "other stuff" at 25%? It makes no sense. And it's all based on fear mongering lies.
The Koiler at FT is $2.69 for one size right now or a Universal kit for $7.11 $7.11 Universal Tools Wire Coiling Tool w/ Phillips & Slotted & Hex Key Screwdriver Bits - red / 3.5mm + 3.0mm + 2.5mm + 2.0mm winding rods at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping. Mine's been somewhere between LA and here for several days now.Even just between all of us on the porch right now, we'd all help out folks that got caught short if something passed quickly or couldn't afford to nail down all their orders in time. I don't care for being made to feel like a criminal because I quit smoking.
People also love Essential Depot....