NP: Metallica, Orion.

These little things can belt out nearfield Next step is to replace the caps in the power supply on my Carver true sub and hide it under the desk. Super happy with my office setup so far

How does that sound? I have it on CD, but the re-mastering sucks. It makes me wonder how I ever listened to an analog recording.

Like shit, but the speakers have no problem playing it well beyond needed levels.

mmm... KC Strip...

Yummy! I had a 28 day aged one on saturday, rare of course. WOW it was good. The W ordered hers well done though, what a waste of an aged steak.

J, me and you are on the same level! lol

Recently i had one that was over a month aged.. about shit my pants TWICE!

I always get it super rare.. "boston broil" as its sometimes called.

Blue is the right descrtiption

Black & Blue is fine too.

In Germany they call it American style

I cringe at a GOOD steak being cooked anything over medium.. i can understand if you're older or you're feeding it to kids.. but damn.. it's sad.

I cringe at a GOOD steak being cooked anything over medium.. i can understand if you're older or you're feeding it to kids.. but damn.. it's sad.

You still here?

Thought you were leaving for Basic?

Why is he moving?

Going back home and a girl.

is he still with Cami or not?

Nope.

What part of NY is Mark from?

Potsdam, as in 3 hours past of "GD this place is cold and isolated".

The world's largest steel maker, ArcelorMital, says it has come up with a new kind of steel that the world has never seen before. Thanks to nanotechnology the company says automakers can now match the weight of aluminum cars, but do it in steel at far lower cost.

Specifically, ArcelorMital says it can take 188 pounds out of the body-in-white of a car. The body-in-white, or BIW, refers to the basic structure of a car, including the doors, hood and deck lid. That's a big number. By taking so much weight out of the structure, other components such as the powertrain, drivetrain, brakes, etc. can be downsized as well. In other words, the total weight savings could be even bigger.

ArcelorMital is already showing this new kind of steel to automakers. It isn't yet ready to publicly divulge any of the technical aspects of the steel or how it's using nanotechnology to make it. The company says we're still two to three years away before we get those kinds of details. And that's about the time we'll see this steel show up in production. No word yet on which car company may be the first to use it, but the rumor on the street is that Ford is all over this technology.

2000 Cobra R with 11 miles on the odometer with all the factory delivery wrap still on it on eBay

What part of NY is Mark from?

Potsdam, as in 3 hours past of "GD this place is cold and isolated".

Ha, I read. Potsdam (city in the Netherlands) as in 3 hours past of "the Grateful Dead, Cold, Rain, & Snow"

The world's largest steel maker, ArcelorMital, says it has come up with a new kind of steel that the world has never seen before. Thanks to nanotechnology the company says automakers can now match the weight of aluminum cars, but do it in steel at far lower cost.

Specifically, ArcelorMital says it can take 188 pounds out of the body-in-white of a car. The body-in-white, or BIW, refers to the basic structure of a car, including the doors, hood and deck lid. That's a big number. By taking so much weight out of the structure, other components such as the powertrain, drivetrain, brakes, etc. can be downsized as well. In other words, the total weight savings could be even bigger.

ArcelorMital is already showing this new kind of steel to automakers. It isn't yet ready to publicly divulge any of the technical aspects of the steel or how it's using nanotechnology to make it. The company says we're still two to three years away before we get those kinds of details. And that's about the time we'll see this steel show up in production. No word yet on which car company may be the first to use it, but the rumor on the street is that Ford is all over this technology.

Teathering + IPhone + 4 hour car drive = <3

The world's largest steel maker, ArcelorMital, says it has come up with a new kind of steel that the world has never seen before. Thanks to nanotechnology the company says automakers can now match the weight of aluminum cars, but do it in steel at far lower cost.

Specifically, ArcelorMital says it can take 188 pounds out of the body-in-white of a car. The body-in-white, or BIW, refers to the basic structure of a car, including the doors, hood and deck lid. That's a big number. By taking so much weight out of the structure, other components such as the powertrain, drivetrain, brakes, etc. can be downsized as well. In other words, the total weight savings could be even bigger.

ArcelorMital is already showing this new kind of steel to automakers. It isn't yet ready to publicly divulge any of the technical aspects of the steel or how it's using nanotechnology to make it. The company says we're still two to three years away before we get those kinds of details. And that's about the time we'll see this steel show up in production. No word yet on which car company may be the first to use it, but the rumor on the street is that Ford is all over this technology.

Echo?

Meant to ask from where, not sure what happened to what I typed....but I found it.

We sell a ton of stuff to AM and do BIW measurements for Ford so I see a $ potential for us in this. Thakns.

DUH Top

Anyone here familiar with the True Sub buzz and fix? Can't find good info. Probably just rip the damn thing apart and peak at it. Hints at Caps wearing out.

Feeling like Ryan:

"'Bout to choke a bitch"

and no, not a female.

Luckily I have a migraine or remnants of one. Been leaning back in my chair all day which gets the speaks more on axis and therefore they sound better.

I want to build new 'peekas now....

Finally have the shop looking decent... The good majority of crap is finally leaving and getting tossed in the trash and my office is workable, now if only my new computer and monitors would get here.

If any of you guys need a dual monitor arm, this one is pretty nice and a real steal for 40$ I have one, haven't used it yet, but am impressed with the build of it.

http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Monitor-Stand-clamp-monitors/dp/B002R9HQLI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1296512935&sr=8-1

I want to build new 'peekas now....