u/size0618

I'm trying to replace some hardware for my shower. Delta has sent me some replacement part but told me the escutcheon plate isn't something they'll warranty replace. I've removed the old and noticed the old seal looks pretty grimy and needs to be replaced. Delta told me I can just buy some waterproof sealant and do it myself although I'm not exactly sure how? Should I scrap off the old grimy seal on the backside of the plate and apply sealant there? Or should I just try to clean the old seal the best I can, place the plate back on the wall, and then use the sealant around the outside edge of the plate? Or both?

Inside Defender > Policies and Rules > Threat Policies > Preset Security Policies, I discovered that we have "build in protection" enabled, but "standard" and "strict" disabled.

I've done some googling but am still a little confused on if we need to enable "standard" (as a starting point) and what, if any, adverse effects that may have on our tenant?

I guess I'm not clear on what enabling Standard would give us. We already have some threat polices enabled configured for things like anti-spam, anti-malware, etc. If I enable "Standard" protection, is that going to override any custom policies? Or just add to them?

Hello,

Not sure what my goal is with this post except maybe to just get some positive vibes and hopefully some reassurance.

Wife had a colonoscopy last week and had a 2cm polyp in her rectum that came back cancerous. Doctor said it had breached the rectal wall and APPEARED to have affected three lymph nodes, but that he couldn't be certain of that, and those lymph nodes could be inflamed as a result of the colonoscopy she just had a couple days prior to the MRI. That said, the fact that three lymph nodes showed anything means they're treating it like it has affected them.

The doctor said the initial plan will be Total Neoadjuvant Therapy and then hopefully that will allow her to avoid surgery after the treatments are complete. He also said some sort of board will discuss this plan today to ensure everyone agrees and is on the same page with treatment.

Needless to say our minds have been all over the place. One second, I feel like I'm positive and the next my mind can only consider the negative. I can only imagine what my wife is going through.

Anyone have a Spica 3 and figure out the ideal ball hardness setting? With the latest firmware update, there's various ball hardness options under "normalization" setting: soft, medium soft, medium, firm, and hard.

The problem is, I'm not sure which to use. Wish they'd just present options like "range ball, "premium ball," etc. They also updated the carry number on the monitor itself to show "Carry (RAW)" which seems to be a couple or so yards different than the carry the Golfjoy Pro app shows. I'm not sure if the RAW carry number is supposed to show the adjusted yardage based on the type of ball or what the goal is given it's always different than what the iOS app shows.

Anyone figured this out?