n_maher

Happy Birthday!

I read a good portion of the Count of Monte Cristo on my iPod Touch via Stanza and it worked great. It has me considering a Kindle if they ever get the book pricing in line.

Absolutely.

My list: Woo stat and balanced amp HR balanced amp Hoping Pete Millett/TTVJ bring something cool Frank's amp, again line permitting It's also my goal this year to drag posty out with us.

It is, in a word, tiny.

Sorry for your loss Ken. We can all raise a glass for him in a few short weeks.

The article I read referred to "rebuild her cognitive impairment" so I'm guessing that she had some semi-severe brain trauma.

Her story is pretty cool too if you haven't read it.

[edit] See Todd above.

You know, I usually fight Jazz tooth and nail, but what a voice!

I'm quite glad right now that my taxes are not this complicated.

I've actually started the following practice - if I need more than 10 I just order a box of 100 from McMaster Carr. The finish on all of their fasteners is better than what is available locally and I don't have to drive to get it (assuming it isn't a rush).

My Brightest Diamond - A Thousand Shark's Teeth followed up with My Brightest Diamond - Bring Me the Workhorse

We hadn't discussed that in a while, but that would certainly work.

If it goes back down to the lower rate, let me know, I think I need a room.

Most old-school hardware stores have an amazing fastener section compared to the big box stores.

Lowes won't have them but you local hardware store should.

Yeah, but only slightly annoying for a case that cheap. I bit the bullet as well, way to handy to have a couple of these around for stuff.

Markertek had a bunch of them on sale a month or so ago, I'd check prices there for sure.

Refresh?

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The only thing audio-wise that I have organized is my tube drawer and that's only to keep them all out of site of my wife. Parts are housed in a dresser organized by "project drawers" which is a pretty awful way of doing it but the best I've managed so far. Still I routinely have to dig through every drawer to find what I'm looking for.

I bought an electronic grill ignition system to replace the one that broke on my gas grill. Got home, installed it and was promptly shocked by 12kV, thankfully at a very low current level. Still hurt like a sonofabitch though.

DIY parts from Headamp.

Heck yes, Richard is a first class guy.