I too like my privacy and was amazed that this is possible without opting in. Based on your post I went to Photos/Options/People tagging. There it showed that I was allowing others to view but I dragged the pointer down to "Just me" and saved, now these are not visible to others. Then I went to Options/Privacy/Advanced and see other things to be edited to control my privacy. Remember to save after changing of course. Here is the info on deleting your photo. You might find one or two other snippets of interest there for Skydrive. I found this after writing the first part of my reply.

You can certainly make your own line sets. I would only do it with new clean tubing. I always cut the factory made flares off anyway. You do not say how long your line set is going to be. I guess I'd try pricing at every supply house in town to see who will give you the best price. You will want a set of spring benders to form the tubing. Soft copper work hardens in a hurry and at the worst possible spot(s). Also, be careful with the insulation. If it is not well done and covers completely you can end up with sweating lines that drip and can make a heck of a mess over time. Read that, MOLD. While I understand the desire to save money on your install, I will say that you want to do this install once. Mini-splits are really reliable when installed properly. but they can be a bear when something in the install isn't right. Make sure you use exactly the line sets diameter specified by the manuf. Manuf are very particular about that spec.

You had better replace that panel A.S.A.P. I have the same problem, well HAD the same problem. I fixed it but due to a safety issue i can't tell you what i did. Your buss bars are separating. The screws are coming loose on the main strips under all the breakers. You can't see them unless you remove all breakers. My main breaker would trip " without " the handles moving. It was a 125 amp breaker and would trip on 60 amps. It was red hot and actually burned one contact leg. I had to freeze the breaker before i could reset it. My double throw breaker on my pool heater would also trip " without " the handle moving. Drove me nuts for a week. I decided to quit being lazy one day and checked for power at the pool. Low and behold, no power. Breaker didn't trip. So i thought. It tripped. Handel didn't move. Is your load balanced ?

Isn't the center screw on an 2 prong outlet the equivalent of ground/neutral (inside the receptacle they are wired together)? On the 3 prong adapters, you have a prong that comes out of the bottom of the adapter ground lug to attach to this screw for grounding purposes (see link at the bottom for a picture of what I'm talking about). Follow me here...If the plug is wired with reverse polarity, then the center screw is live. The ground wire on a PC screws directly to the metal case of the power supply, which in turn connects to the metal case that connects every other part inside the PC to this ground lug. In this scenario, the case of the power supply (and subsequently the PC) is live. While I will agree that reverse polarity is fine, but only if you were to reverse the 2 wires. With this 3 prong adapter, we have 3 wires reversed: The hot has become neutral, the neutral has become hot, and the ground lead has become hot. This would equate to a direct short in the PC power supply. With a 3 prong receptacle that has been wired in reverse, the hot becomes neutral, the neutral becomes hot, and the ground stays ground. No problem here...PC will still work fine. I disagree that this was coincidence. I have seen many power supplies go, and they can be graceful...but they can also be violent with sparks and even flames. Here is a link that might be useful: Grounding adapter