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I think those bills passed in Colorado today. I am in Denver this week and it was on the local news.

I think the parade rifles have been disabled for decades. Nothing to do with Obama.

Balding Michelin Hydroedge tires with 70,000 miles on them also suck, for the record. Combined with front wheel drive and a working hand brake though, they drift like a champ.

Anyone planning on being in Moab February 16th? Some of my family will be hiking that weekend, and I would like to bring the Jeep and wheel on Saturday.

No neither one is computer controlled. The 32rh has a provision on the bellhousing for a CPS. The 999 does not.

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Dual wall tents. Condensation passes through the inner mesh walls, and freezes on the outer wall, outside the tent.

Flu-free in this house so far. With two kids in school that's pretty amazing. 3 of the four of use have had flu shots. I just heard on the news that this year's shot is ~67% effective. I haven't gotten the flu since I started getting the flu shots at work every year, so I'll stick with it.

Did we talk about pads yet? Is there an option that's as light, compact, and thick (2.5"!) as the Neoair Xlite without being so annoyingly loud and krinkly?

The hexamid is stupid light, but do you think it will last more than a few trips?

Sorry, forgot to paste. The Tarptent Contrail was the one that caught my eye. It's an extra pound, but it seems like it just might be worth carrying.

Not quite a bivy, but this may be what I eventually pick up. The reviews are overwhelmingly positive.

Some interesting options here: www.tenpoundbackpack.com/1492/trekking-pole-tent

I want to help break this in!

I love this idea! I'm planning a Grand Canyon trek, and will be carrying a pair of trekking poles anyway. If I could use them to create a tent, without carrying much more weight than a bivy, that would be perfect! Got any examples/links?

Great link! I've been looking at bivy sacks too, to keep a down bag dry without carrying too much weight. So what would I hate about the ruta locura wasatch bivy? www.rutalocura.com/Bivy.html

That was a fun read. Thanks for posting it!

Nothing new but some scratches on the bottom.

Kids and I are en-route. Running late. We will catch up.

Anyone know how much snow is out there?