Oh, Good Grief!!!
I've paid for the TIS 1-day subscription and spent a few hours downloading files, all the while trying to keep them organized by creating directories and subdirectories...etc. However, I could do this round the clock and don't sense an end in sight.
An amazing set of data.... but for the amount of time it'll take to manually pull down all the individual pdf's with some semblance of order... I'll never get that time back in my life that could've been spent with my kids or one of 8 projects (excluding those for my LC) that I'm already in the hole for.
So, I'll make my request plainly said... who's got the '97 TIS already d/l'd? I've paid the subscription and can prove it, so I'd very much appreciate it if someone could give a guy a hand.
Thank you very much.
( PS, between sitting here at my iMac and exacerbating an excruciating case of carpal-tunnel (honestly, this is a week old.. .but I unless I can get this fixed, I'm finished as a firefighter/emt...sincerely that's how it feels), I'd rather be outside installing my Slee Harness Upgrade and 9012 bulbs)
***on a personal note***
I hope everyone had a great weekend. My wife and I just celebrated our last "1st Birthday" yesterday for my youngest of 3 daughters. It was a perfect day and also bittersweet. Due to complications during Grace's birth, I came very close to losing my wife, and one result was closing of the book on our family's size. I don't think you have to be an EMT to understand this, but when you have to transfuse a 120lb woman with 8 units of blood (at the table) and then 2 more after she got out of being intubated in ICU.....let me describe this in a different way. Imagine a complete oil change, replacing down to the last drop with a new batch that may or may not induce leaks at the gaskets that you'd never know till you lost the engine... that pretty much sums it up. And it's all completely out of your hands....
This is cathartic statement for me, and in my own way its funny when you think of my whining above about time sitting in front of the computer ends up being the trigger to really let things catch up with me and allow me to take stock of what precious time I have been blessed with... I can't being to describe. Life is perpetually surreal.
Take those moments with your family and friends.... and get your projects done so you can enjoy it all.
Peace.