Everything posted by n_maher
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Vodka: can you taste any differences?
There are certainly differences between grain and potato vodkas and I've tasted them. Now, whether or not I could taste the difference between well and premium grain I have no idea. I'd like to think I could as there certainly seems to be a difference when I drink a well drink compared to a decent one, but I'm not going to bother putting on a blindfold to see if I can.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Peter, You don't need to ask for understanding - we all get it. Hang in there and try to take some small measure of comfort in the fact that clearly you've given this cat a wonderful life.
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HC Bike/Cycling Thread
The wireless upload is cool, but that's the only part that interests me and just cause I'm lazy.
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CES 2013 Announcements
Yes, he's out there again this year. But CES doesn't technically start until tomorrow so I'm not sure how much you'll see on IF until tomorrow at the earliest.
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CES 2013 Announcements
As a guy with paws instead of hands that looks like it would be rather difficult to handle.
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New Favorite Things
Al, Outlaw Audio (no slouch IMO) sells the SR5007 which is a pretty strong endorsement in my book. They used to sell the 7007 as well but list it as sold out now.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Either chem, civil or mechanical really depending on what specialty of fluid dynamics you want to deal with. It was my least favorite civil engineering class.
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HC Bike/Cycling Thread
Have fun, guys and gal!
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Bookshelf speakers/monitors that can take a digital input?
Good catch, Shelly. I was taking Emotiva at their word. Odd that I swear there used to be a model #4 or some smaller # that was even cheaper but it doesn't show up on the website I'm looking at.
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Bookshelf speakers/monitors that can take a digital input?
Maybe other option to consider - http://shop.emotiva.com/collections/speakers/products/airmotiv5 - currently on sale for $200 off the normal price. Or go for the 6?
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Prob/stats maybe?
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Bookshelf speakers/monitors that can take a digital input?
I like where your head's at.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Congrat Jacob! Step 1 - get into MBA program - check!
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Bookshelf speakers/monitors that can take a digital input?
I'd say you have your solution right there unless you think the soundbar is going to be superior to the monitors that you'd use...
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Bookshelf speakers/monitors that can take a digital input?
I'm surprised the TV doesn't have an analog set of outputs but a quick Google seems to confirm that it's digital only. Maybe that's a good indicator of how long it's been since I bought a TV...
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HC Bike/Cycling Thread
Jeff, If your shoes are ventilated (and they probably are) you'll want to get a pair of booties if you haven't already ordered them. My feet are the only thing that gets really cold when I ride in sub 50F temps. My hands, even with half-finger gloves are fine. My feet are ice cubes after about 45 minutes. Otherwise I don't use any dedicated cold weather gear. Just thermal underwear/multiple layers with a thin fleece beanie under my helmet. It's way too cold here to even think about a ride. It was 1F when I left for work this morning and topped out around 20.
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Bookshelf speakers/monitors that can take a digital input?
Would an Apple TV work as a D/A box? Then you could just go the Audio Engine route for the monitors. I have a hard time imagining powered monitors with a digital input as cheap.
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Happy Birthday looser101!
Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday Knuckledragger
Happy Birthday Dan!
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HC Bike/Cycling Thread
And guys like Calfee will tell you the exact opposite, that they've got customers with 100k+ on bikes that still ride and feel like new. The truth is that there's probably as much variability in frame lifespan between manufacturers as there is cost (which is to say, lots) so maybe Cervelo takes that engineering approach but I don't think you can't paint the entirety of carbon frames with that brush. It would seem odd that most companies offer lifetime warranties on frames that if raced, would be shagged in a matter of a few years.
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HC Bike/Cycling Thread
Agreed Brent, that is a sweet ride.
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HC Bike/Cycling Thread
For mountain biking maybe, and that's a huge maybe based on impact loads and abuse. For road biking, I call bullshit. Maybe if this was two decades ago, but not today. Back it up with some facts, which I suspect will be very difficult if not impossible. As Chris said, Carbon has fewer fatigue problems compared to metals. And I snicker at what Jeff refers to as "low end".
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2012 HC Holiday Gift Exchange
Woot, it's a day of good booze. I arrived home to find a bottle of this waiting... Thanks Vicki!
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And now what did you do TODAY?
^ this, sorry man.
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HC Bike/Cycling Thread
What did you do with the old rims, Jeff? I have a friend that's shopping for a mild upgrade and the Fulcrums migth fit the bill if you were looking to move them. I can't remember if you already posted about keeping them around or not...