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So how bad is the snow in Michigan...? I mean, I'd be in the city, so I assume they at least tend those roads decently well, right..?

I suppose I should be more worried about the sidewalks My subaru can handle the snow pretty well.

This post was edited by Terps on Jan 29 2015 09:18pm

Serious and interesting question. Is it hard for you to drive and move from car to wheelchair? I've always wondered how that goes about.

I got that Nest thermostat...installed it yesterday morning and its pretty cool...just curious to see the difference if any in a few months. Very intrigued for the summer months too when my elec bill was up to like $140.

Being able to control it from here at work via my iPhone is cool as hell too.

We had one too until we installed a Lennox

This post was edited by Wydz on Jan 30 2015 01:39am

Not really. I just transfer in/out using a wooden board, and I kind of only use it just to be safe, since I can transfer without it. My seat is 100% power adjustments, so no need to manually move the seat, that would suck.

Of course that's just my car (a Subaru). Getting into a big truck/SUV is a different story. I tend to transfer to the floor of my dad's truck and then lift myself onto the seat.

I've been meaning to make a how-to video for breaking down a wheelchair and putting it into the passenger's seat for youtube

This post was edited by Terps on Jan 30 2015 01:43am

So you have the strength to lift yourself and the like, just have a hard time forming a grip and that stuff?

My dude. Congrats!

That's right.

My triceps are unaffected, just my fingers.



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UT is probably my #2 choice behind MD

Congrats buzzinina.

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I have no idea how much you will actually learn, but I enrolled in it because if I could learn basic VBA... my life is going to be so much easier going forward rolf

It can be bad the day of a snow, but the city and campus have their own snow removal services. It shouldn't be a problem at all. Also lansing is far enough inland from lake michigan that it rarely gets lake effect snow like we do here on the lakeshore.
Drew (tears-) lives in East Lansing he can probably tell you more specifically about the city snow removal.

This post was edited by SheriffCool on Jan 30 2015 07:55am