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is there anyway to view jude's vid without having to join facebook? ----------- justin: i don't think the pico pre-orders even if started anew would change all too much. i believe you will be fine. just get them finished and ready to ship ASAP.

hell yeah!

wish i could go...

way, dead serious. i wouldn't joke about serial numbers.

X3

well, certainly not good for the good people as for the bad that's another story. though, worse case scenario i can't believe head-fi hasn't been backed up at least a month or so ago.

will the slate be wiped clean...

yeah, but i have always been this way even before the L3000s. i think i am a bit tamer now, but wtf with Edwood. isn't he cool?

takes copious notes. pops his little "good deal" bubble :'(

my L3000's serial number is 444 too.

drinking some maker's mark. not at all bad, in fact, pretty decent. couldn't resist getting a bottle since it was on sale for $17. i need to pop my cherry and try a nice rye.

crazy fuck'n kids these days...

please don't eat at the beard papa in LA.. at least right now it's got an "A" restaurant health grade.

bought a box last night and had a bowl for breakfast today, really quite good.

in particular to the speaker drivers and the set as a whole.

I heard the Cain & Cain I-Bib with Bailey Subwoofer at the Stereophile show in 2006. Here's a pic... Definitely, performed much better than I had anticipated given the size. In fact, I thought it sounded exceedingly good, but you really need that sub. Good luck!

Just as bad. I have been through a few new replacement MacBooks (not pros) that were defective out of the box (out of spec-- clicking chassis, bad display, touchpad etc..). So I opted to upgrade to the Pro for $250. I had been 100% pleased until this little issue with Leopard. I have read others having similar experiences. On a scale of one to 10, one being best loadng is anywhere between two to three and the dock jerkiness is bearly a two. It isn't really bad, but noticeable.

same as you 2 GB. so dashboard loads perfectly off your dock?

About a week ago, I installed Leopard on my brand new entry level MacBook Pro after erasing the HD three times. Additionally I tested in disk utility the Leopard CD and my HD before and after installation, which every thing checked out OK. After installation when taking the pointer across the dock it seemed a bit choppy and not fluid as it is if the dock is positioned on the left or right side of the desktop. The most noticeable jerkiness is when I load dashboard off the dock. I would say 90% of the time it does NOT load fluidly and either pauses or rushes choppily into position. However, when I load dashboard from my application folder it is completely smooth and looks flawlessly. I reported the problem to Apple after the phone tech couldn't fix it and decided not to go see a Mac Genius. My biggest concern is that there might be something wrong with my MacBook Pro since I just got it on October 24, but likely this should be resolved with an update (fingers-crossed). I went back to Tiger coupled with the other problems i have read about online such as the security/firewall issue. I want to wait for an update and try again, but I miss Leopard.

queens of the stone age and special guest mastodon tonight i am going to see neil young

going to see Queens of the Stone Age with special guest Mastodon tomorrow night

earlier watched a great movie called my best friend (subtitled).

buy it since you really like the k340s and having the original manual is always a nice plus. you could probably even recoup what you paid by selling a few copies of it, if you so wished.