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Bones - Season 4, Episode 15 Man, the writer's strike really screwed with a lot of shows. In this particular case a plot was forced to be rushed to the point of not really making a whole lot of sense. I wonder how many shows have been damaged beyond repair as a result of trying to make a shortened season work?

Jay, These guys might be able to help. http://www.nestreetriders.com/ Or at least they might be able to point you to a good local source for parts.

LIES!

I've got the thrice-modded limited edition which is super swanky and plays so nice on my Touch.

Oh freakin' SNAP!

FIFY I try to bitch as well, it's not that hard...

thrice posted a picture that reminded me of this classic bit of mindlessness...

Buffy had it's ups and downs for sure, but on the whole it was great. Angel, I've never watched the whole thing and I'm working my way through Season 2 now. So far so... well, uneven. There are great episodes and then pretty meh episodes but I'm still enjoying it.

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Oh, I looked quickly on HF and didn't see it so I assumed it was a caser.

Yeah, what you said. Where video?!??!

Am I the only one watching this thread trying to find out who bought hirch's Wheatfield?

Yes, it should have the name on the front, top and rear panels. Also, it should say something to the effect of "Dual Monos Electrostatic Amplifier for IEMs".

Enormous GOLD knobs?? Pretty please? Maybe a note on the front panel that says "The Blue Hawaii" (quotation marks included)?!??!

Whoops, that's supposed to be the same 10uF/400V cap used for C4. Clearly not 50V. Thanks for the catch, Justin.

Yeah, I read a story about this a while ago. There are some great people involved so I have pretty high hopes, can't wait to watch the trailer later.

Good plan. For someone coordinated like yourself it'll probably feel like the class is moving kind of slow but the experience that you'll get might just save your life. I had my brother (who's a MSF instructor) run me through the course a couple of years ago, I was amazed at how much I needed to learn, this after riding for 10+ years. Let's hope you never need them.

Nice! I could never get past the Alien motif but I think they're supposed to be nice saws. I went with a Bosch myself.

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Schematic Time (click for larger versions if you have trouble reading these) Amp PS I'll try to put together some thoughts on the build for inclusion with this but as you can see it's actually a pretty simple circuit with a low parts count. The only small correction that needs to be done is that the transformer is actually the BFT-1B, they don't make the 1A anymore but they are essentially the same so I'm not going to worry about it for now. And it should go without saying but I'll say it anyway, there are lots of options that individuals can choose. First and foremost the power supply could be something entirely different and might be made simple enough so that the entire thing could fit in one chassis. Along those lines there's nothing forcing anyone to use the giant motor-run caps that I did, the output caps can be whatever your heart/wallet desires. But what's shown is exactly what I built and the results are more than enough to convince me that I made some good choices and that Pete gave some great advice.

I believe they are laser etched panels, i.e. the lettering won't/can't come off.

www.msf-usa.org - take at least the first class, and more if you can. Don't develop bad habits, trust me, they're really hard to break. And I'd better be reading about you buying a helmet very soon. Jackets and gloves are nice and necessary, but protect your noggin' first. And here, in case you're really lazy - http://www.ct.gov/dot/cwp/view.asp?a=1388&q=259454

I might actually recommend not getting the rewire done right away. If I'd just bought RS-1s I'd want to sample them stock first. But Alex is definitely the man for the job.

Congrats! I wish the two of you a long and happy life together.