It was a good 6 or so years ago that I first really got into bitcoin. I had a pretty decent gaming computer that wasn't being used much and since my electric bill was being paid by my landlord I found it fit to run it 24/7 as a mining rig. After a good 3 or 4 months of it running non stop I had managed to mine ~3.5 bitcoins! Cool I thought, that just made mined me about $25 worth of bitcoin, ultimately the value wasn't going up at the time and since I moved out of the sweet free energy situation I decided to stop mining all together. I didn't think much about those bitcoins and help them in a secure bitcoin wallet stored offline on a hard drive... Fast forward to July of 2016 and I read somewhere on the web that bitcoins were selling/trading at ~$650/bitcoin!!! Score!! With the volatility of the market I figured it can't possibly go up too much from there and with the upcoming election who knows what could happen???? So, I sold my bitcoins and pocketed a cool ~$2100 cash and put it towards fishing gear and a small vacation, overall not too shabby for a few months of computing power... Then I saw this thread and checked the current value....  fantastic.

I have direct experience with the trackr device and I would not count on it to help you recover lost/stolen things unless they're stolen and still inside your own home 

Some issues I have seen with the device:
- Has trouble "finding" things more than about 25ft away, 100 is a pipe dream, maybe on a flat field if both items are outside and within line of sight.
- The android app is trash, this may not mean much to you if you use an iphone, but the big selling point of this device is that there's a network of "millions" of people out there with the app. With the android one being so badly written  you can't count on android users even keeping the thing installed.
-On the same android app they haven't figured out how to keep the app "alive" without burning your battery, so they've flip flopped between having an app that is killed by androids battery saver features, and an app that burns through your phone battery. Either way it's not a good thing.
-If bluetooth is off on the phone then it won't work (crowd search feature.)
-Try and find first hand accounts of people having things stolen and getting them recovered as a result of having this device. For 4.5 million (according to them) of these things out there, it's sure hard to find stories like that.

The device is neat and if you lose your keys or wallet a lot then it may work well for that, I just wouldn't count on it for recovering a lost item.

The ned rig is a killer and flat out catches fish, not necessarily big fish, but catches fish!! I fished it almost exclusively at a tourney up here when the bite was tough and was able to catch a limit and 3rd place out of a field of 34 anglers! The biggest thing I can say is to fish it painfully slow, if you have a two rod license it can even pay off to throw it out while casting other lures and you'll be surprised how many fish you catch with it just sitting there doing nothing. This last weekend I even caught a rainbow on one while bass fishing.

Although after some searching and getting the correct name of the shop we found a phone number so fingers crossed.

Shannon,
Whole paycheck and new seasons both carry a pretty decent selection of vegan (lactose free) chocolate bars. If you'd like me to snag you a couple different kinds let me know.

I sort of went backwards and went from cord-cutter to having cable, but that's only because it was actually cheaper to get cable than it was to get just internet... Makes no sense, but it does... Regardless 95% of the media we consume is on our Home theater PC, you could use an android tv box as well as is mentioned.

A few things to keep in mind...

Live sports will be tough... The MLB package is the best, and if you're a Giants or A's fan you can very easily get around the in market blackout by using a service called adfreetime: https://adfreetime.com/ for $2 you can watch any game, as well as consume netflix content from outside the US if you want. Football is more difficult, although if you're niners or raiders fan then you can almost always get those games locally... Basketball has a similar package to MLB and adfreetime should work for it as well.

Within the Kodi app (can be put on any PC, MAC, or Android Phone/tablet/device) you can download the Exodus addon which gives you access to essentially every somewhat major tv show and movie known to man... With this you can stream Game of thrones in HD before it is live on the west coast... It's seriously good stuff!! I would recommend installing kodi and exodus and giving it a shot for a little while prior to cutting the cord.

NCKA's loss is NWKA's gain. As someone who loved reading his reports here I am excited to read them on NWKA about our fisheries up here.

I have the Jackson seat mod in my ~2012 Outback and it has its share of benefits and drawbacks... For one it barely fits on the outback, it would definitely not work on the Revo.

Here's some of my observations good and bad, keep in mind I am 5'11" and 230lbs (well I've lost a bit of wait but was 230 last trip out with this seat.) Also, I mounted mine in a temporary style where the back is mounted to a treated 2x4 and the front attaches via a backpack style strap to the front hatch to hold it down. I can still swap out to the original seat for the ocean and choppy water.

- By adding the seat this way more weight gets added to the back of the boat, meaning if there's any chop in the water you WILL get water through the rudder lines and into the hull. Depending on the chop of the water this can range from a cup or two, to several/many gallons if really choppy. Be prepared with a bilge at all times (always a good idea anyways.)

-You're sitting higher than the stock seat (and even higher than the new vantage seat) this is great for casting and comfort, but you do lose a bit of stability, in the outback it's no big deal, and I've yet to roll it with the new seat in place. I wouldn't ever use it on the salt though.

- You are sitting higher and further back from the stock seating position meaning I at 5'11" have to slightly reach forward to move the rudder control, it's not a major issue, it's just not as simple as reaching over and adjusting. Again nothing major, just something to keep in mind.

-Comfort is significantly better, I have added a foam backrest and It's night and day between this seat and the old stock one.

- The pedals require adjustment, if you're much shorter than 5'7"ish then you may have a bad time reaching the pedals with the jackson seat since it sits further back. I don't have any issue with the adjusted pedals, but something to keep in mind.

- Re entry to the kayak is different, I wouldn't say much more difficult, it's just different that the stock seat, so try it on purpose before you need to do it for real.