Everything posted by MKader17
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So according to the pricing I see on Autotrader I could sell my truck for just about as much as I bought it for 4 years ago...
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Sean, how you liking the D2G? My wireless mouse/keyboard setup on my HTPC doesn't reach all the way to the couch so I installed remote Droid and just control the computer from the Droid via Wifi. What were some of your home automation plans with it?
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Figuring out them T0Ps mutha trucka
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Figured it out....
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Sailor Jerry and coke tonight. Captian Morgan Private Stock and Coke for me
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How do you use the dang multi-quote?
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not going to lie. Kind of excited to set up to be the main concern of a conference call
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conference call
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Dinner last night was great. I wish i have more heat for my steaks to sear but they still came out good. I think I only have enough heat to really do one steak at a time. Oddly, the bigger steak came out more done than the smaller steak. Worked out well as we just switched some of the portions. Au Gratin Potatoes were creamy and excelent. The sauce was so creamy and good and the sharp cheddar was great. Green beans were good, would have been great with better timing though, by sauteing the mushrooms at a better time. Finished dinner with some of the gf's pumpkin cheesecake with swirled chocolate on homemade crust. and watched Boondock Saints.
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Agreed. That siad I only like wood. I don't beleive in germs. we have some plastic ones but I never use them. You can find awesome cutting boards on ebay on the extra cheep. Thank goodness someone else doesn't either. I've spent my entire life not worrying about germs and I rarely get sick.
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I turned it on 2 night ago, was all excited but afterwards I felt like
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I will ask my wife. People FREAK for them. The real trick is to use the absolute most flavorfull cheese you can find. It allows you to use less cheese and then you have less oil. We regularly buy +$20/pound aged cheese. We serve them in individual ceramic dishes. It stays lava hot, and there is less oil. You can't find these in the US though. The presentation is practicle and impressive. I'm sure you could get it done with a soufle crock. http://www.kitchenar...nware_1148.html It's simple cheese, cream, onion powder, black and white pepper and salt. I like yukon gold. Thanks, I found a "good" sharp cheddar block cheese that I hope will be good for it. We shall see!
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Are you serious? Potato chedder butter milk a dash of flour salt and pepper or any other seasoning you want to add. I like onions in mine, but W and daughters don't. I know the ingredients but its always the little things that make the big difference
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Diesel is controlled by fuel only, not throttle valves. Was working with a new diesel engine at school and the "throttle valve" was their ONLY to reduce shudder when the engine is turned off. just my guess
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One more thing... Need a stellar au gratin potato recipe K thanks
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http://www.messinahof.com/ See anything of interest here? I would consider stopping by tomorrow and picking something up.
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I always sear steaks with bacon fat actually. Or doctored olive oil (ie add some butter ) That's what I did last time but it smoked something fierce
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Using an uncovered cast iron pot My other pans are non-stick The lack of grill is a big fail on my part. Completely forgot to grab it while I was home this weekend. Had a little smokey too that I could try and concentrate a lot of heat!
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Only small problem I have with pan sear is 1. Not cast iron pan, only cast iron pot 2. Searing fills the house with the smell. Sadly my kitchen has no windows and the exhaust fan sucks, but i can deal with it. I've seared before but think I could do better. which oil should I use, seasonings, etc. As far as the wine. She honestly may not even drink it, but i just had a hankering for wine and a a bottle of wine and 2 glasses can't hurt right?
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For me, I would eat it as soon as you kill the cow if it was sanitary. For her... well, she doesn't like sushi. I'm guess shes a medium to medium-well kind. I like my wine tasty. All I can tell you is I had a cabernet sauvignon over the thanksgiving break and I enjoyed it so I want to get some wine. I like crispy green beans with flavor. She is going to like crispy green beans with flavor No grill, but its obvious it is needed so I can get one. Can maybe borrow or would possibly consider buying an old smokey or something similar.
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So I'm cooking a steak dinner on Wed and looking for some tips. I either have sirloins or ribeye in the freezer. Should I marinate them overnight? I realized that I do not have a pit here, but could probably borrow one or pick up an Old Smokey. Last time I cooked steak I just seared it in a cast iron pot and finished it in the oven any tips for side dishes. I was thinking a green like green beans and probably a starch. May even consider getting a red wine as well (haven't bought wine in a while) considerations? Thanks for any help, lets just say I'm trying to make it "perfect"
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Looks as if I found the problem... yay
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Looks like I found my problem. I switched the tweeter wires around so the left was playing on the right and when I got in my truck I immediately heard a hissing and popping sound from the tweet. I turned the HU off and it continues until the amp powers down. I drove around and periodically turned on the radio and every time I heard it. I switched between AUX, CD and Tuner and it was the same. When I stopped again I switched the RCA inputs and still heard it. Keep in mind that when I switched the RCA inputs the new RCA did not even have signal going to it (turned off at the processor). I switched the wiring for the channels again and the problem is gone. So now I am 99.9% sure it is the amp. I will be contacting DB-R electronics as they have done work on this amp before. I think when I first got it one of the channels didn't work. So hopefully I'll be getting this fixed before the holidays and getting my good tweets back in the truck!
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Went and checked the DC offset. Ch1 : 0.023 Ch2 : -0.017 Ch1 (using Negative as ground) : 0.356 Ch2 (using Negative as ground) : 0.356 Have no idea what that means. I do know that my Ch2 is actually not getting signal from the processor (well, its getting -13 db signal) I also know I tested both channels at different volumes and it didn't change (or not big enough to notice)