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happy b-day!

can't argue with that type of logic.

you just did because i'll let you win.

i love you more!

are you working off conventional memory?

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That's really it besides Microsoft Office, Quicken, a dancing studio manager program, burning CDs, and surfing the web. Right now and in the next year or so she might not need those faster chips, but possibly down the road in say five years it might offer some benefit -- though, I don't really know...

My mom is ready to pull the trigger on a new desktop computer for her business. A few machines have already been recommended to her by a computer support guy that she has worked with for many years. I wish I could offer her more help, but I am pretty clueless with respect to any of the new computers being offered these days beside Apple and she isn't interesting in getting an Apple for her business. I think she would like to keep the price in line with what has been recommended, so the $500 to $1000 range. Typically, she uses such a new machine for about six to seven years. My two primary concerns are, first and foremost, reliability and then good to great value for her dollar (i.e, price to performance ratio). Here are the three that have been recommended to her: fast i3 Gateway DX4831-01U PT.GAJ02.037 Desktop PC - Intel Core i3-530 2.93GHz, 6GB DDR3, 1TB HDD, DVDRW, Media Reader, 300 Watt PSU, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit at TigerDirect.com faster I5 Gateway DX4840-07 PT.GAU02.020 Desktop PC - Intel Core i5 650 3.2GHz, 6GB DDR3, 1TB HDD, DVDRW, 300 Watt PSU, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit at TigerDirect.com insanely fast i7 Gateway FX Series FX6840-23 PT.GAT02.019 Desktop PC - Intel Core i7-860 2.8GHz, 8GB DDR3, 1TB HDD, DVDRW, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit at TigerDirect.com I would greatly appreciate some helpful input...

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Happy B-day, Pete!

happy b-day

it's good to be happy! what's the yatra run?

picked up four of these... (two greys, one white, and one black) Under Armour | Men's HeatGear 6" Boxerjock one of these... (black on black) Under Armour | UA Coreshorts and a 2-pack Bike Performance Cotton Strap Supporter (black) -- i won't link the pictures or the videos

congrats, John, i'd love to hear the atmos -- sounds like a phenomenal cart. the bloom is a cart i'd like to hear in my system, but man, that royally sucks they've up the price to a grand. $500 was such a sweet deal. come xmas when supply of the DL-S1 runs low as Denon only makes them once a year to fulfill demand for the coming year, they'll be available for $950+. looks like the DL-S1 can be had right now for around $500, which is a great price -- 45% below retail. Denon DL S1 - Phono cartridge forgot to ask... what load were you using on the denon?

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wireless and there's another computer surfing the web right now too.

happy b-day, Mike! you don't look fifty john looks comfy on your couch.

greg, hope it's a good one with lots of wine!

not always...

thank you for the correction, i need to stop doing shit like that... saliva is what i intended to say.

i don't know about you, but the more i chew my food the more salvia gets into my food and i believe aids in a quicker/easier digestion.

what about the more you chew your food the more salvia you create... Salivary Digestion

just finished a tasty fire roasted chicken (half) and some fantastic garlic paste. now chopping on an organic pink lady apple... i keep reminding myself as i tend to forget especially when i am hungry, but i must masticate my food until it's utter mush. i believe it helps with digestion.

soft/hard boiled organic egg half a cup of organic blueberries

one man's bad trip would make most druggies envious.