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Only if you're buying brand new bleeding edge. They always launch the expensive stuff first, it's the early adopter tax. Then after initial demand is sated, they'll release the mid tier and entry level products for the price conscious buyers.

I'm betting the people who didn't leave didn't write any ID on their arms

Found the southerner. You don't salt roads during road construction season.

Not grid tie like the ones in the article.

People think that as long as you're buying native milkweed in Florida, you're solving this OE problem," he said. "It's an assumption or an extrapolation of some evidence from other places in the country, anywhere else in the country, native milkweed is the answer. Native milkweed will die back in the winter. All of the OE spores that were on those plants then disappear, and then the plant comes back in the spring, fresh from the ground (with) new leaves.

Doesn't seem to be an issue in places where the milkweed dies every winter. It's a problem in Florida due to their climate, and especially with non-native tropical species of milkweed that have a longer lifespan.

I bet it would squeeze out around the edges. Since there's air in the voids/checks, the resin won't have a way in. You'd be left with a thin layer covering the voids but not filling them, so as soon as you sand it flat the voids reopen

Certainly not, if there's any chance of endangered species visiting your berry patch

Just one more update, we promise this will fix the problem, please don't force us to recall all the CPUs

Huh, wonder if Aubrey plaza will make a return in the next Deadpool movie

Oooh maybe that have kebabs

At least in Australia there's the option to buy a small ute