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I fly into Charlotte on Monday the 11th and leave on the 13th...

Pretty pointless to use a lossless codec when your ripping mechanism normally loses a ton of bits. EAC may take way longer to rip a disk, but it comes out bit for bit the same. You can then convert that to Flac and have half the space taken up with all the SQ.

Google EAC -exact audio copy while you are at it. Going FLAC without it isn't so logical.;

will "enhancer" help my FLAC files

Classic

you just like the mini-van action

As stated, it probably wouldn't if you had used your ssf.

If I understand you adjacent panels I would say most likely. Not so sure on your MJ and RLp comparison though...I have a ton of respect for both drivers but they aren't the same.

I did qualify that it was for the cheap Vodka, plus I was 17 when I lived there. Just being able to drink was nice

Happy Birthday Sean, oops I mean Shawn.

boo. they don't like your truck.

I made more than $20 an hour while I was in school and I'd still make them.

I almost read the topic as "stoking a weber" 1) Get some natural lump charcoal 2) Fill the starter chimney 3) Light ....

Having a full bar at your age, just means that you will spend a lot of money replacing what other people drink. I'd just buy what you like and keep it. If you want recommendations on things, I'd be glad to pipe up but will warn you that I have a top shelf tendency. As for mixers that have a shelf life: Rose's Lime & Cherry (Grenadine) Soda Sour (Squirt will pass on a pinch and for non booze/sour drinks I like it better) Tonic Those fake little Lemon & Limes you can squeeze from near the Lemons at the grocery store Maraschino Cherries Coke 7up (sprite does not work for chit on drinks) Cranberry juice -- unopened has great shelf life too Angostra Bitters Tabasco Celery Salt Margarita Salt Sugar Sweet syrup: I make my own by dissolving sugar in water, but you can buy it as well Other mixers that are necessary for mixing drinks: Triple Sec -- or if you want TS, Cointreau or Grand Marnier Kahlua Dry Vermouth On the Rum front, for a spiced rum I can't say enough about the Flora de Cana. If you like Crown and have ever enjoyed a Morgan Coke you will die for the Flora. So good. Cheap Vodka I find that Stolichnaya disappears nicely in drinks. Of course since I lived in Russia for a bit I have a tendency to swing that way. Costco also has Belvedere or Grey Goose (I don't remember) make theirs which is rather nice as well. Comes in a big arse bottle. You don't need fruity booze to make women drinks, you just need to know how to mix If you want wine rec'd I can probably help some, but really need a lot more than "wine" to go on. The budget is a big thing there as well. All too easy to drop $40 on a nice bottle.

Do what is cheapest

tons of options from bolting it down to velcro. It really depends on what you are working with.

My attention is very piqued. So you can get the new one for around $750 total?

I don't teach during the summer semester ... I take it off to work on my research. I have worked at this job previously, and it was easier to re-hire someone who is already trained to relieve for guys taking holidays. Trust me, I only took it for the money - we're not allowed to take pictures, but this plant is the definition of heavy industry. what sort of work?

While both of your choices should allow you to hit your db goal they fall flat on their face on the other end of the spectrum.

Yay, flush mount!

*watches Jim reading in the SS Rli8 for the past 5 minutes and wonders what response we will get

I'd like to see coveralls that can move at 3ft/s. Be one fast redneck.

I stand over a 2200F furnace containing molten metal for 12 hours of a day wearing 3 ft/s coveralls, thermal long underwear and long sleeve shirt, a respirator, and a molten metal splash jacket ... and it is 109F outside. On the way up to the lunch room, still in the plant but not near the furnaces, the air temperature is 158F. At least I'm not getting shot at. why are you doing that now??