stuckincincy

I know nothing about pool filtering systems. Do they have relief valves and bypass circuits for blockages? Fluid pressure regulators? I read your previous post about a leak-down test - a good idea. If a pool system uses a manufactured filter along with the sand and DE stuff, I'd be inclined to try a new one. I've seen filters in manufacturing processes, that looked good, but that were somehow damaged - chemically-active contaminants getting into the media and microscopically reducing porosity

Looks like it. Take a male RCA jack cable you already have, and make sure it fits into the "Cable in" female port. It would be odd if that port was some sort of non-standard RCA type, though. Your photo of the rear of the unit isn isn't quite clear. I see what looks like component inputs, composite inputs, some audio in/out ports for the dvd function, and an "S" video port. Is there a specific port on the back of those new DVD/VCRs for "cable in"? IIRC, most of the new units are without a tuner, so you have to put the feed cable into the converter box, then run rca jacks into the DVD/VCR from the cable box, then to the television. Or something like that. It can get messy...and frustrating. Good luck! p.s. Home Depot might sell the adapters.

Yes - photo #3 looks like female RCA jacks. RCA-to-coax adapters have been available for years. Should be easy to fine. Radio shack, back when they carried electronic parts, had them. Here's a picture: http://www.summitsource.com/product_info.p...roducts_id=5785

Nice to hear about their new grilled stuff! We shall give it a go.

Really. I maintain a stock of generic Immodium, but it's strictly a last resort if things go extreme. The change hits one historically around age fifty. That's when I found that the excesses of younger days weren't quite so possible, save the occasional excursion. By then, I knew the price to be paid... Well, that's age, the tie that (does not) bind.

Big bucket of original recipe with all the other stuff. Am I not beloved?

Er...if he runs, let voters in his district decide for themselves. It's not your call.

I worked for a West German company for several years. They have hard heads.

If my post still existed, I certainly would have corrected my sentence construction. U no me. A stickler, now denied. Bad juju...

"By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes." - Macbeth, Act IV, scene 1.

Lego product?

The Gerard Kuiper estate.

Woosh...that was inexorably fast.

I suspect many would be pleased to throw Mike Vick's name into a pool...

Yes he does deserve consideration. He was incredibly fast - I recall seeing old Kansas college footage with him outracing guards down the court. Wilt was unique. I can't think of an athlete quite like him. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilt_Chamberlain

Political hay-making...

I agree. I expect that he will be a lengthy holdout....possibly re-entering the 2010 draft (whatever that may turn out to be). CIN took special pains to check him out before the draft, and at this point, seems he took special pains to snow them. His selection certainly raised many a CIN fan's eyebrow...

Rick Dudley!!!

The "rap...tap-tap" is the military funeral procession cadence. If you find some old footage of the JFK procession, you will hear it waft. That good man was paying last homage, respect, for your father-in-law.

AFAIK = As Far As I Know. BTW, I've recently been coming across BFF. What is a BFF?

I don't follow celebs much, but AFAIK, she's always been decent sort, like her parents...

Leiberman is one of the few that show up on these things and doesn't dance around the questions. Dick Cheney has been excellent through his many years. But most of the pols - especially Senators, bob and weave. I shake my head at the level of questioning of these tin gods, on most all the shows. Most people here would ask strong, directed questions. Ask them why they did this or that previously, put up some direct quotes etc. But if these show hosts do so, they realize that 1) They will refuse to appear. 2) They will exact retribution. I liked Alan Keyes' show. On MSNBC, IIRC. When the inevitable shouts and talk-overs started between guests, he'd tell this or that one that if they didn't stop it and let the other fellow speak, he would shut off their microphone. And he did it.

Rx: 1 pint vanilla ice cream + hot fudge sauce + Spanish peanuts + can of Reddi-Whip.