MKader17

I normally despise gel pens, but I'm intrigued. When I think gel pens I think 6th grade when the $1 gel pens were the thing to have.

Consider this your reminder..... I did some research and one guy said that a $2 uni-ball signo 207 is plenty capable. I'm no pen collector, just wanted to get something descent for some personal writing stuff. SEAN!!! CONSIDER THIS YOUR REMINDER

And since the H0P has knowledge of everything, does anyone know any nice pens I can get in blue ink the keeps in mind that I am left handed.

Since we are on the discussion of optics I have a Ruger .260 I use for deer hunting that I want to put a new scope on. I currently have a 3x-10x Simmons . I highly doubt I would ever try to touch anything over 250 yds for now but up to 400 one day would be sweet.

ohhhhh why oh why do I procrastinate....

Though i could definitely settle with something like a 250.2 Sundown and it would be a lot cheaper and probably easier to fit everything.

Just saw the sundown 200.4. I would love that thing in my vehicle. Talk about overhead.... Sundown amps for my dream 3-way Tweets - 125.2 Mids/Woofer - 200.4 Sub - 1000D Or some other amps that can provide that!

And if I'm productive I get to spend Sunday re-organizing my music! whoop!

Got to go be productive though. I only have one HW due Tuesday which is amazing, but I also have a test. It is only over vector notation, I spent 2 hours after class with some other students and the prof on Thurs going over problems, and will have another study session on Monday. So I should be good with minimal outside studying.

Got up the morning to be productive. Then the elearning site for school was down so my productivity ceased

I would let them know. While I understand the feeling of owing them more of your time, technically you don't. This may not read well, but you were doing a job and you were getting paid (less than the others if I remember correctly) to do this job. Even though you were getting educated in that field, Its not like the Naval Academy where they are paying for education in return for service afterwards because you were actually performing a job for the company. Not sure if that makes sense.... At the very least, having your options open is number 1. its always fun to have options, even if you ultimately decide to stay on the current track.

Just so you guys know, Chocolate Milk = super easy, super cheap, after workout drink

What size tyres? axle gearing? Manual or auto transmission? Alot of ppl would give their left nutt for a turbo diesel here in the states. Is this going to help your color selection?

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So here is the scoop. 02 Silverado with older Pio Premier, H701, C701, Sundown 100.4, Sundown 1000D, big 3 with all 1/0 (pos to alt, neg to frame, neg to cab). Had some trouble with some tweets blowing (Link to that thread) and narrowed it down to the Sundown amp. Quote from previously linked thread below Had it sent to db-r they sent it back after they replaced some things. This is what db-r said... So I got it back and during the re-install I installed a Alpine W505, added a HU ground to metal in the truck. For the amp ground I ran a bolt through my cab with 1/0 on one side to the distro and 2 2gauge strands on the other side (had it so I used it). The 2 gauge strands run to the frame. The rest was left the same Couple days later it started again.... poppin' and hissin'. I'm really at a loss on what to do now. Db-r had to TRY to make this happen and then replaced it with stuff they said would not fail, all my grounds are up to par. Could it be the H701??? I really hope not... I really have serious doubts that db-r messed up but anything could happen I suppose. I really just want to get this fixed. I can't afford to junk another $40 tweet.

http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Coffee-IDS55-4-Grinder-White/dp/B00005OTXN/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1296249387&sr=8-1 I got this one at Target (only $15 at target) and I put my stuff in there, grind, and shake it around and nothing ever spills. A lot of powder sticks to the top but I just turn the lid back and forth real quick and most of it falls into the basin. When I'm done I run some water in the lid and in the base, wipe it out, turn it upside down and done.

Damn, wonder what could have happened? I'm in contact with them right now trying to get it figured out....

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/topic/46946-hissingpopping-noise-from-one-speaker/ Found out it is still a problem with my amp....

Definitely wasn't the HU because I unplugged the RCA's and it still did it. Finally got around to messing with it today and its definitely channel one. If you turn up the HU to a good volume the tweeter on channel 1 sounds terrible. So I switched the wiring for the tweeterss and the opposite tweet sounded bad. Went ahead and switched the RCA's for good measure but it still came from channel 1. Going to send DB-r an email tonight and sure I'll be sending it back in the AM.

So I want to set up my "media PC" so that I can back up my laptop hard drive (by back up I mean make a complete image of the thing) over my wi-fi network. Should be easy right? Also would like to be able to plug in things like flash drives and easily back up their memory. Though that is hardly necessary now with the easy use of Dropbox. Remember, if anyone wants to get drop box let me know and I'll send you an invite k Thanks

I'm a 2, 4,5. Current girlfriend is a 2

I have this one. Think I paid $13 http://www.google.co...ed=0CEwQ8wIwBA# Yeah that looks to be a more competent design than mine without detachable vessel though how hard is cleanup? Cleanup isn't stellar, but I bought it something like 15 years ago for coffee so that wasn't an initial concern. I just wipe it out with a paper towel and then let it air out. Figure whatever is left is so diluted that it won't color what I use it for anyway. I have a Mr. Coffee one from Target and I just run water in it wipe it clean and turn them upside down.

Cheap burr mill > cheap whirl blade? based on the two models I've had, they don't do much beyond basic cracking of spices; I want the ability to grind them into a powder form that I can dispense with a shaker cup to my understanding electric burr mill grinders operate in a similar fashion to a pepper grinder with a motor, which is perfect for my needs Cool, I grind some cumin and dried chili peppers, every so often, but I'm not sure how well the burr mill would handle dried chili peppers though...

Cheap burr mill > cheap whirl blade for spices?