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Nice choice, Kent

I really like the S4's. I'll tell you that I really enjoyed driving the A4 and A6 both Aaron and Sean suggested when I was looking to buy.

Any ideas as to where you would go?

I should sell my BNIB 10" RL-i and get an ICON.

x2 - I would definitely recommend a Master's. The return for the investment is worth it in my opinion. A lot of schools hand out enough scholarships to cover tuition, research, and cost of living ... so two years of free eductation to bump your B to an M ... nevermind the chance to go on and snatch a PhD if you wishl.

Bon Jovi - Livin' On A Prayer

Foreigner - Jukebox Hero

I get that when I click on the 'Build Log' forum.

"Sounds like a rough night" and "hangover" may be understatements.

Well, SRT8 seats will bolt right into my 300C. I'll wait a little bit and try to find a set of either SRT8 seats or 300C SRT Design seats as they are much more comfortable and supportive.

Look forward to seeing it complete - I enjoy checking out the end result of your projects as they always turn out amazing.

I submit my timesheet every 15th or 16th of the month and get paid on the 30th or 31st.

Watched Iron Man last night. I think I deserve an R8. Yeah right.

Yep I meant the TB. But what I really meant was your new 2500HD crew cab long box in the near future. I'll even let you choose between the 6.6L or 6.0L

Nice shop and of course nice work since you are doing it. Looks really neat. Probably fab up some pieces in there for your truck if there is some downtime.

Van Halen - Panama / Billy Idol - Rebel Yell

Being able to read and write the application elimates a lot of hopeful candidates from Texas I'd imagine.

Supposed to get two inches of snow tonight. F*ck right off.

Trying to get time off is a PITA.

My doc and post-doc will be done and I'll be pretty picky when it comes to finding a new job. Where I am now is great and do not want to leave, but with a post-doc I will be able to earn and do more at a different institution. I'll look to the states if I cannot find the job I am looking for in BC. Lots of factors will come into play - housing price, commute distance, population, etc. I would be limited to Kelowna, Vancouver, or Victoria. Generally speaking, there are many nice places in the US that are more affordable than living in Vancouver.

And I will be looking at coming down to the states if I cannot find what I want in BC.

Actually I can 99% guarantee that.

x2 but I think it is quite likely at the end of April 2011.

That is ridiculous ... the people serving coffee and doughnuts at Tim Horton's here make that. The janitors at the school bring home just over $2100 a month and have full benefits.