Pine Tree Residents Association, Inc
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Pine Tree is a quiet, friendly, safe neighborhood with 38 homes. It includes the streets of Green Pine Dr., Green Pine Ct., and the West side of Lowe Rd. between Regis Woods Nursing Home and St. Paul's Episcopal Church. We are located just off Taylorsville Rd. East of Hikes Point, across the street from Des Pres Park. We are close to churches, schools, shopping, recreation and restaurants.
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10-32 rack screws
Within the data center's organized labyrinth of server racks, a specific type of screw reigns supreme: the 10-32 rack screw. These unsung champions, named for their diameter (10) and thread quantity...
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Started: February 26th 2025Replies: 0
Adjustable Computer Desk
In this tech-savvy era, where we're often glued to our screens, having a comfortable workspace is essential. Enter the adjustable computer desk, a game-changer in the realm of ergonomic and efficient...
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Basic types of thread used in Metric Adapter
Deciding what kind of thread is used where depends highly upon the object which will be used and exactly for what purpose. The adapter with both end positions can be either male or female. They...
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Planning and saving for retirement is no easy feat, especially in today’s economic environment. What may be the biggest financial decision in your life can also be the most confusing. This four-part...
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It seems like they’re everywhere these days: on the news, in hobby stores, and now possibly in your own backyard. Drones have been attracting a lot of attention in the last few years, along with some...
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