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If you want a physical keyboard the Droid 3 is the way to go. It is in no way underpowered except the lack of 4G. Depending on the area you are in that may not even matter.

http://kegcowboy.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=220 Says it is stainless.

Tomatoes, basil, peppers(red, yellow, jalapeno), parsley, and strawberries.

It is still fermenting, just not aggresively. You definitely should wait 2-3 weeks before bottling to avoid overcarbonating the beer and potentially have bottle bombs.

Very sorry to hear that. My condolences.

A week is not enough time. Give it 3+ weeks and then see how it is.

TV, Internet and phone for $99/mo (not counting the DVR, additional box, taxes,etc)

I'll keep an eye out, headed up that way memorial day weekend.

Upgrades are always iffy. Best to do a clean install

Malwarebytes is an amazing program and removes 95% of malware. And you do NOT have to pay for it. There is a free version and it is excellent, just does not provide real time scanning.

They carry all sizes there though. It's where I found my sockets.

Auto parts stores are a great place to find them as that's what they use for spark plugs.

Well I'm jealous. I've been drooling over that phone for months but am not due for an upgrade until July. Still have the Original Droid (Rooted Gingerbread with 1GHz Kernel)

Different kegs vary. Most are 11/16 or 7/8 inch. If buying from scratch buy a 12 point socket. Some of the kegs are 6 point while others are 12. The 12 point socket will work on either while a 6 point will only work on the 6.

Outlooks is great, but expensive. Thunderbird is definitely a solid email client though and I would recommend it over Windows Mail.

Looks something like that. Here is a quick and dirty lightening of the pic:

First off, which version of Windows do you have? Second, run malwarebytes, and the portable verison of SuperAntiSpyware. If it really comes down to it you may need to use combofix, but it is aggressive and you can mess up your machine if you use it wrong. But it will fix issues and can even...

Definitely guilty of that from time to time.

You put my setup to shame :D I have nothing fancy here at home, but a old C2D (Overclocked a good deal though) with 4GB RAM and a ton of hard drives.

I've got roughly 1TB of data but it is spread across many data drives. My OS is on the primary drive and it is not for data storage. If I have a crash, I restore the OS and all the data remains in tact on the secondary drives. Hard to believe, but the built in backup and restore on Win7...