MKader17

Any resources for keeping your Lightroom catalog managable? I love light room, but I've got to come up with something to keep my photos more organized. Is it just as simple as making some relevant folders?

A single monitor does look freaking legit. Dang you guys... I was perfectly fine with 2 22's of 24's

My soul hurts to see a landscape and portrait monitor next to each other. I know it has its purpose and 21portrait is better but it still hurts. Most programs/websites have a mode that widens the video to width of the window.

I can't wrap my brain around this. My wife and I take a picture every anniversary year. Last year's photo is gone. Actually, I remember taking some photos of my house, etc around that time and they are all gone as well. I did a deep recovery of both SD cards (the only ones I've ever used) and the 32GB has about 50Mb of photos on it. I can't find ANY photos from that time frame. I see pictures from before and after, but none in that time frame.... My brain can't conceive what happened. I know I didn't do some crazy reformat that would hide them...

You doing that big expansion to sell?

Protein and creatine are the only things I have faith in. Bulk supplements sells unflavored whey that I really enjoyed. IIRC the isolate gives you the best protein to calorie at a good value

That is awesome how much work he put in. I'll have to look up the products. I used a glass wax on my truck from Zaino back in the day and I didn't have to use my wipers for 3 years unless the rain was just insane. It was so nice.

Do you guys have any good resources for leather care? I'm particularly looking for boots/shoes, but have some other leather products (bands, belts, etc.) that could use care.

Did they offer any moving assistance? You usually have to pay that back pro-rated. Otherwise, it sucks for them but you are trying to further your career, not be a money grabber. I would try to give them 2 weeks, but they may not mind and you may not have an option. It's not like it will be a big sticking point on your resume in the future.

Contractor or salary on both ends?

Matt, you need to send Ryan some feels.

If you consider Philadelphia close to you then yes, that is close by If he wanted to, I would love to know the products (I'm not sure if you mentioned them outright, I'd have to review). Basically, my truck sits outside and gets washed once to every 3 times that my wife's car gets washed. If I could give it one amazing wash/wax/etc (as in 1/3 of the effort this guy did, but would take me 2x as long) and have minimal upkeep for a few years I'd be estatic. I did a crazy good wash wax on it many years ago and I can still see the efforts of my labor when I wash it, but it's time to do it again and I have less time then I had then.

Agreed. I may be checking in periodically hoping for more photos.

More info about methods and this clear coat please. A hint at cost would be interesting. And a recommendation in Tx Please

This, of course, was pre-"good camera" so I didn't have a good system setup.

So my wife and I have taken a photo on our anniversary every year with a picture of the previous year (on our first was our wedding day). I can't find last year's picture anywhere. I can't even find pictures taken around that time frame....

Mobile garage lights Something I could shine on the car to spot imperfections and something I could easily use to shine into an engine bay/ work on something in the backyard in the middle of the night.

We drive a Hyundai Santa Fe but.....

I'm also taking suggestions for mobile lighting to help check spots on the Swagger Wagon while polishing and other general work usage.

Garage lighting ideas? I'm really looking LED, because I've LED'ed the rest of my house (Cree LED bulbs FTW) I'd like plenty of light to be able to polish the Swagger Wagon in the garage. I need some light on the edges for working.

Finally listened to that video. Taylor hands down.

Guitars don't go low enough in the frequency domain

I use M105 M205, and Blackfire Wet Diamond sealant for polishing. The M105 though can 80-90% of what I need though. May just go M105 and sealant on my truck.

And don't get a speck of wax on them or your screwed.

Any tips on cleaning "porous" black panels? The rockers on my wife's santa Fe and my bumpers are that type of surface and I can never get those rockers to look super clean.