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OtterBox Impact Case for iPhone 3G, 3GS (Black)

Otterbox Impact Cell Phone Skin 1943-20.5 Cell Phone Cases

A great choice for simple, everyday protection of your smartphone, the durable OtterBox Impact silicone case for iPhone 3G/3GS features an inner coring that dissipates impact away from your iPhone to protect from bump and shock. It also includes a self-adhering screen cover that adds additional protection from scratches.
It provides two layers of on-the-go protection
Layer 1: Self-adhering clear protective film (cleaning cloth and installation card included)
Layer 2: Durable textured skin for grip

Note that it does not offer protection against water.
Features & Specifications
Access to all side button features
Inner coring for added protection
Open access to charging port and headphone jack
Open access to camera
What's in the Box
Impact case, self-adhering clear protective film, microfiber cleaning cloth and installation card.

My FREE Rain Barrels with Drill and Drill Pump. I am using an old water presure regulator to filter the water. You could use a hose filter. On the right circled by the washer machine hose is the box the drill pump came in from Home Depot.
The white stripe on the barrel is where I can tell how much water is in the barrel. You can also touch the barrel with the back of your hand and feel that it is cooler where the water level is located.

Description: The 1/2 inch pipe on the right is an air vent. The bottom pipes are 3/4 inch pipes connected to the bung. The top pipes are 3 inch drain pipes. Male Adapter, Tee, and Elbo. (You could use a toilet flange in place of the male adapter, and bolt it down). When the Rain Barrels are full the water goes out the overflow.

For the air vent hole on top of the second barrel I drilled a 3/4 inch hole with a flat bit. Then I used an iron 1/2 inch pipe nipple to tap the hole. The iron nipple is tapered.

I also tapped the 3 inch hole with a 3 inch iron pipe reducer. I found a can the size I needed to draw the 3 inch circle. I used a bar clamp to screw the 3 inch reducer into the rain barrel. A good tight fit.

I used alcohol to clean the oil off of the PVC pipes insted of the purple cleaner before I glued the pipes.

I have a drill pump that I bought at Home Depot for $6,97 that pumps 3.75 GAL per minute. I pump my water up 10 feet.

A pond pump pumps about the same amount of water, the submersibles are 7.08 inches wide. It will not fit in my barrel with a 3 inch drain pipe. They do have one that is not submersible $39.97. It only pumps water up 7.8 feet Maximum. I leave my drill pump hooked up to the rainbarrel, and take the drill inside.

One and one quarter inchs of rain filled the two rain barrels. The tape on the front is to see how full the rain barrels are filled when I pull the tape off. The rain barrel is white translucent. Painted with primer and two coats of dark paint to keep the alga from growing.
The 3 inch pipes are not glued. I may want to take them off to clean the barrel.

I have glued a 1 1/4 inch pipe 2 inches long into the bung to keep the settlement from clogging the valve.
The downspout lifts up.so I can clean the screen. Barrels completly fill up. The drums were free.

I have seen water coming out of my downspout going out over 13 inches. A little more than a one inch pipe could handle.

Painting was the hardest part. Not as easy as just putting a spicket in the side of a trash can, but they hold more water and work better.

Tagged ~ 16 things about me:

1. I'm a minimalist, just not a very good one.

2. I live in a 550 sq. ft. house with my daughter and dog. The love and joy we share is astounding.

3. Used to own a Publishing company, (newspaper, magazine, print shop, design studio), a heating and air conditioning company, chiropractic office, and worked as a real estate agent (not all at the same time).

4. Know the words to every song I ever heard from the year 1965-2000, but sometimes can't remember what I had for breakfast yesterday.

5. Everybody in Boulder has an "inner child". I have an "inner sweetheart" and he buys me jewelry and shoes.

6. Read 15th century poetry for comfort and love loud rock and roll (especially in the car where it can't get out)

7. Type 145+ wpm, it's a curse.

8. Love the snow, can walk barefoot in it. Last time I skied I broke both thumbs.

9. Domestically impaired and occasionally swear (only two bad habits, not bad)

10. Grew up the daughter of a single father who owned a steel contracting company and a scuba diving shop, he flew planes, always had big boats, raced cars every Sunday night and played all night poker every Saturday. He always took me and my sister with him. Our only female influence (until I was a teenager) was my head librarian grandmother. Kat and I spent the summers with her, 9-6, 5 days a week, in the Public Library.

11. I haven't slept for 3 months. (might be because I miss my sister) Might have to try sleeping on the roof. It's a great place to hide and stay cool.

12. Embarrassed by the fact that I have asthma ~ keeps me from dating, mountain climbing and oil painting.

13. Love games and kill at poker. Can't do Trivial Persuit or Rubik's cubes.

14. I am an incredibly kind person, an excellent friend, and will always be there for you if you are one.

15. Fall in love at the drop of a hat, but learned not to do anything about it.

16. Have an almost magical sense of intuition.

Realize I left my son off the list. I'm incredibly proud of him, his music, his photography, his intensive travel, and his brilliant mind. He considers himself a "lucky monkey". I consider myself a "lucky mom".