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Looking for recommendations for a tri-fold hard cover that folds up to the rear window.

There was a movie I watched back in the 80's, I think it was on laserdisc(?). The only scenes I remember is where a woman is soaking in a bathtub (a wife), she starts changing into a monster while in the tub. The woman, in monster form, walks down a flight of stairs in a home after that scene. I've been trying to hunt down this movie for a really long time.

For those that have done a conversion project(s); are there any tips, words of wisdom, things to look out for when converting a regular bike to an ebike that you'd like to share?

I'm going to "take the plunge" and convert my 2019 Giant Cypress into an ebike using a Bafang motor setup over the winter.

I want to convert my 2019 Giant Cypress into an ebike using Bafang's 750W motor. My concerns are with the controllers and batteries. Are they of good quality?

I'm basically looking to settle my nerves after seeing batteries explode/getting too hot to use.

Right now my choices locally are between a 2014 Ford Edge with 130K miles, and a 2007 Lexus RX350 with 110K miles. Any other vehicles I should be keeping an eye out for?

What sauces do you buy on a regular basis, which sauces do you buy more of when you run out?

Mine are:

Tabasco (regular for cooking with, and Scorpion)

Melinda's Habanero Honey Mustard (I know, technically NOT a hot sauce)

Melinda's Roasted Garlic and Habanero

Cholula Chipotle

El Yucateco Salsa Maya Habanera XXXXHOT (new to my line-up)

Good grilling day to all!

I have an extra Weber Genesis Gold, 2001 era. I was given this grill to use the parts to fix my newer LP Weber that was damaged in a storm, just the right side shelf next the valves shattered when my chimney fell on it from the roof. I plan on taking out the LP gas burners and using a cooking grate as a charcoal grate. I was also thinking of installing a vent on the top of the grill's cover/lid, same type of rotatable vent as those found on other charcoal grills. Does anyone here have any tips for this relatively easy project?