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Indeed, but I would much rather have the redhead, something about 'em just trips my trigger.

The redhead....... *Has a HUGE thing for redheads*

Just finished wedding crashers, love that movie.

Ahahahahaha, love it.

Time to go find a beer.

is that really so terrible? Not really no.

The other problem with ME is that the old man has a degree in ME. Anywho, I'm out to go trapshooting.

Multiple people have suggested that I switch to ME....

Happy Birthday Mang!

I've taken History of Building and Construction, and Appreciation of Architecture, both were probably the classes I've enjoyed the most in the past 3 years.

To go with an iPod you would need a lot more smooth desigh, somewhat akin to flowing water. The iPod is much to small and sleek to be put in a fricking monolithic slab cradle. *Maybe I should have been an architect...*

They are one ugly way to spend fricking 400$ too.

Looking at their custom stands, it appears that they are quite good craftsmen and they look considerably better then their budget one. Their style to me seems more 'modern' than what I perfer in wood working, I'm more of a fan of flowing lines and such rather than what they are doing. Their product looks top notch though, just not my cup of tea. I am curious as to the cost of their custom stands though.

And the iPod docking station while function and appears to be excellent craftsmanship, it is downright ugly, it does not match the iPod at all. They really need to work on the aesthetics of their creations. *Better for me. *

I'd often thought about head phone holders, but never got around to building some. I figured there were plenty out there already. It appears that would be a good market to start in, those plywood ones for 42$ are (in my opinion...) ugly, and overpriced. There is less than 1.50$ in materials in that thing and you can make it in probably 20min if you know what you are doing. This looks like a very interesting market, thanks for the heads up Neil. I think I'm going to have to go visit a lumber yard and pick up some walnut and 'exotics' and start seeing what I can make. Needless to say they will have curves and not be just a regular stand. I'm already excited about this.

hmmm.... I think you used "vsin" and then figure out the frequency and amplitude of that sine wave and put that in in the edit part window You are correct sir.

overpriced What is it worth? Does it do what it is intended to do? I run a 513? model Adcom, the biggest thing I like about it is I only have to flip one switch to turn on all my gear. *edit* I bought mine off of Jim, for 60$ I think?

Did the wrong problem for one of the circuit theory assignments, but I'm handing it in anyways.

got the op-amp pspice crap figured out.

Epoxy it, and mount it to a wooden baffle, then use the wooden baffle to mount to the enclosure.

Doing op amps in Pspice, I want the voltage source to be Vg=4sin(5pi/3)tV, but I don't have a clue how to do it.

pspice pwns me.

Ahahaha, I'm half tempted to send that to a couple of friends, but I'm not sure I want them mad at me for the next year, but lord would it be funny.

Anywho, I'm headed to bed, later ya'll.

Everything starts out small.... *looks over shoulder* *cue conspiracy music*