yeah, i am for real. my thought now is that for every real case there are
any number of fake cases brought about by government abuse of children.
none of the travesties you describe have anything to do with me or anyone i
know. i'm sure such things are going on right now and being ignored by
it's funny how they now know so much about how to raise kids and kids are
worse now than ever before. you think maybe we have been had?
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 2:37 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
now days they would throw him in jail. And that is the problem with
society
Try this place!
http://www.needledoctor.com/
Zedic
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Personally I have a Dynavector XX1, an Audio Note modified Goldring
1042 and Denon DL103 on my turntable which is a rather modified, by
me, Michell Gyrodec.
I recently got all my vinyl from Canada and am rather swamped in music
now. If y'all want a fun LP, search for the soundtrack from O Brother
Did you shoot in RAW format or JPG?
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While sitting at my computer I enjoy listening a to variety of music. =
www.pandora.com is a free service that allows me to pick artists or =
styles and it plays the music. I highly recommend it. One artist I =
think would do well with this group is Madeleine Peroux. I would be =
interested
Yes Shure still available and the Audio Technica cartridges . R Shack
has them too.
I love all my old vinyl. I need to get a new cartridge though the one I
have is crapola. Any recommendations? I'm not an audiophile so I need
something decently good but still affordable. Does Shure
I think the way the psychiatrist was able to be sure of my diagnosis of ADD
- after a screening interview [and I am most happy I nor my son were ADHD] -
was that I could take up to two or three times the dose of Ritalin with no
change in effect, save the ability to do things like read a newspaper
That is going to be one big coffin, or a much larger than usual urn.
BillR
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I' gonna keep
Gary Hurst wrote:
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/2008/09/21/Baby_dfcs.html
But the father had a drunk driving conviction only ten years ago when he was 22.
That clearly makes him unfit to keep a child. (/sarcasm)
Mitch.
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I'd heard that when I was a kid and didn't understand it at all... Growing up
in Maine you realize that the road has been there for 300 years or more and
only follows that path because the surveyor followed a cow to the river...
First time I saw a grid layout city was a class trip to Washington
You can download audacity to digitize your LPs, it has a feature to
record 78s at 45 or 33 then correct for speed. I have digitized a lot
of my old LPs (including some old 78s I got at estate sales for next to
nothing), you have to twiddle a bit with naming the tracks etc but it is
really
I've been listening to her for a few years now. Excellent style and voice.
I also like her attitude to the whole music scene. Saw an interview with her.
I have all her albums on vinyl.
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Wifey got to fly first class 4 yr ago on an Emirates flt from Dubai to
NY or London (can't remember the route), it was quite sumptuous, she had
a private cabin with immediate personal service from the FA. She liked it.
--R
LWB250 wrote:
Check it out:
How about a USB turntable - no sound card needed complete with Cakewalk
PYRO software:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UKUDSE
http://www.jr.com/lp-to-pc-recorder/pe/AT_ATLP2DUSB/
Replacement needles for the old stuff isn't a problem. Looks pricy until you
factor in inflation, then they
**Washington, DC** - Congress is considering sweeping legislation
that will
provide new benefits for many Americans. The Americans With No Abilities
Act (AWNAA) is being hailed as a major legislative goal by advocates of
the millions of Americans who lack any real skills or ambition.
JIm:
I've shot for decades for major national magazines (Traditional Home,
Country Home, Jeep, Dodge, Chrysler, Renovation Style, etc.) and they
often ran my 35mm provia images at spread size with no complaint. In
fact, I asked them if they wanted 6x6, as I had the equipment, and
they
http://boston.craigslist.org/nwb/cto/919401534.html
'93 300D less than 200k miles, $4900. Seems like thats a great deal.
Seems like I ought to go check it out.
-Curt
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35mm can shoot great high resolution photos. Shoot ASA400 film with a small
lens and you get the crappy 35mm images mentioned in the previous post.
Shoot with a professional quality lens with plenty of light gathering
ability and everything changes.
All depends on lens quality, film quality and a
I assume the question was for me? I shot in jpg.
;-) They used my images without further comment - no canned images - only
mine - IIRC 1/2 page was the largest. (Excellent Sept 08).
Actually my next article will probably be more difficult for providing
images. I will be referring to
I'll look at the directions and see if it's possible to change the format -
Thx -
Sincerely,
Larry T (74 911, 91 300D 2.5T)
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Sent: Friday,
Standard high quality magazine printing is 150 lines per inch in four
color -- super high resolution isn't necessary. However, a decent
drum scanner IS if you want adequate density range to get good
reproduction.
Lets see, 150 lpi times 10 inches is 1500 pixels, and 35mm film is
just
Only if the AC is working -- otherwise it's just a good deal. They
get 32-36 mpg on the highway.
Usual W124 caveats apply (in other words, it's due for tie rods, ball
joints, and drag link plus steering damper, and the rear links will
be dead soon, too.)
Peter
On Nov 15, 2008, at 8:53
Rich Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You can download audacity to digitize your LPs, it has a feature to
record 78s at 45 or 33 then correct for speed. I have digitized a lot
of my old LPs (including some old 78s I got at estate sales for next
to nothing), you have to twiddle a bit with
I think I'll buy this and let my son use it for Prom night. He'll probably
have the girls all over him begging him to PULEEEZE take them to the prom in
his new sexy machine! Shoot! He might have 2 or 3 dates!
They'll be talking about *him* for years to come!!
;-)
Sincerely,
Larry T (74
Some of the most stunning photos I've seen in magazines are shot on
35mm Kodachrome (what speed is that, about ASA 25?)
With the migration to digital and the exceeding demands of Kodachrome
processing, it's all but gone. I think I recall reading that there is
only ONE processor in the United
it might be more innocent, like these agents are told that children are in
danger and they must be saved by whatever means necessary. seems more
likely from what i've read though that it's just a money racket.
either way, it's pretty shocking that no one has cared to put an end to this
rogue
Allan Streib wrote:
Some of the most stunning photos I've seen in magazines are shot on
35mm Kodachrome (what speed is that, about ASA 25?)
With the migration to digital and the exceeding demands of Kodachrome
processing, it's all but gone. I think I recall reading that there is
only ONE
LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Actually my next article will probably be more difficult for providing
images. I will be referring to software and would like to use
screenshots but they are proving difficult to use prt scn - also
tried to make a image of the menu screen but the popup is
Hi RLE,
Not to put too fine a point on this, Fred was indeed referring to the
ugly duckling Daimler Dart SP250.
Gerry, however, (see below) was referring to the Daimler 250 V8 with the
NOTAJAG plate that
he saw in the hardware store parking lot. Although I did address the email to
I found it particularly interesting how all the other wags had it so wrong.
Scott
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andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This Schiff guy is the real mccoy.
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 4:48 PM, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rolf wrote:
Scott Ritchey wrote:
I found it particularly interesting how all the other wags had it so wrong.
Investment advisers are like realtors.
If they are in the business of selling, NOW is always the best time to buy.
Mitch.
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John,
Sorry for the late reply, catching up on digest.
My understanding of the problem is that the glowplug design or the head design
is faulty and allows a ring of carbon to form that is too big to fit out of the
hole that the glow-plug must. You need to apply a good penetrating oil that
Yeah, the Kodachrome 25 was great stuff (also available in iso 64 and
for a brief time, 200) -- resolution is greater than 100 lines per mm
(about 15,000 pixels per inch), but processing was (is) a nightmare.
Lasts forever, too -- I'm in the slow process of scanning in all my
mother's
Thx Allan -
I have IrfanView - will give it a try;-) I installed it for somthing
else - perhaps .flv videos? Can;t recall now.
But will try it withthe screenshots I need - if I can edit them it will work
perfectly =
Thx agn -
Sincerely,
Larry T (74 911, 91 300D 2.5T)
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Gary wrote it's funny how they now know so much about how to raise kids
and kids are
worse now than ever before.
The govt doesn't know any better than anyone else - they just have the power
to put handcuffs on people and drag the parents away.
Tales from the foster system are some of the
AP 11/14/08
Additional information concerning the AWNAA was made available today during
a
Press Conference organized by Nancy Pelosi (D) who said, In a complete
turnaroud,
this bill is being amended to include all member of Congress which is
normally excluded from legislation such as this.
Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Investment advisers are like realtors. If they are in the business of
selling, NOW is always the best time to buy.
That is true -- but in fairness, over the long term history proves it is
better to be in the market than out. Buying in at the apex of a
He's not the only one, but at least he gets published.
John Kenneth Galbraith, who just passed away a year or two ago, said
the same thing, but was assaulted by the economist's community for
not having a grip on reality. He's been saying the same thing since
the 1940's, and wasn't too
Check out a little program called Gadwin Print Screen -- there is a free
download, works really well.
--R
LarryT wrote:
I assume the question was for me? I shot in jpg.
;-) They used my images without further comment - no canned images -
only mine - IIRC 1/2 page was the largest.
Some things need the phono pre-amp from your receiver to get a good
signal for the sound-in, though I think now you can buy a USB thingie
that takes the phono directly off the turntable, maybe that is what your
device does. My soundcard is a USB external box with RCA jacks for line
in/out, an
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...It's a M104 2.8L. Hendrik..
So says the description, but the trunk lid number is 2.6. The 300E 2.6 is an
M103 153HP stripper 300E whereas the 300E 2.8 is a
Lets see, 150 lpi times 10 inches is 1500 pixels, and 35mm film
Those numbers are not directly comparable. I studied up
on it at one time, and my wife was in publishing. We had
long arguments about it until we learned to stop talking
about it altogether. It is a complicated subject, but the
Custom tag read NOTAJAG.
_Every_ time I see this I read it as NOJTAG.
Wonder what a sickologist would make of that?
-- Jim
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Some of the most stunning photos I've seen in magazines are shot on
35mm Kodachrome (what speed is that, about ASA 25?)
K2 was 25 nominally. You could get it in 64 and 200, and
the photoflood stuff was 40. (I think K1 was around 12 or so,
which is what your older images would have been. You
That MicroNikkor is a great lens, but the mid 70's Vivitar Series 1
90 mm is better, at all aperatures and distances. Not a cheap lens,
though! List was $349 or so in 1978.
Kodachrome was available in 16mm initially (1934, I think), then
medium format (120), sheet of all sizes, and 35mm
I dont really know much about them really. I know the early ones had
problems. What exactly Im not sure.
OK Don wrote:
Out of curiosity - what is so bad about the MLs? What breaks all the
time? Are they worse than their contemporary brothers and sisters?
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 2:29 PM,
On Fri, 14 Nov 2008 18:15:43 -0800 Jim Cathey
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Silly me, I had AT on the brain. My last cart was a Grado.
On Nov 14, 2008, at 8:49 PM, Craig McCluskey wrote:
My first one, in 1970, was a Grado FCE. I had the impression
that it wasn't the best, but it
WOW, thanks. Remember back in the old days when you could go to
Walmart, you showed them your old needle, they had a laminiated mat
thing that had pictures of all the various needles to compare yours to
so you would get the right one? Heck, they even used to sell vacuum
tubes there and even
I have a bunch of those.
OK Don wrote:
What about shellac? I recently got my father's collection of 78s -
some of which he listened to at his grandparents ---
Need to get a 78 needle and resurrect the turntable.
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 2:12 PM, andrew strasfogel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They
That sound track is on LP? I didnt know they were even making LP's when
that movie came out.
Jeff Zedic wrote:
Personally I have a Dynavector XX1, an Audio Note modified Goldring
1042 and Denon DL103 on my turntable which is a rather modified, by
me, Michell Gyrodec.
I recently got all my
I need something that I can plug in via USB or whatever, that I can then
hook up a turn table to, video camera or whatever to then produce a
CD/DVD on the computer. Anything like that exist?
Tom Hargrave wrote:
How about a USB turntable - no sound card needed complete with Cakewalk
PYRO
Rich!!
Duh! It just dawned on me we've been posting on the Ferrari and MB list for
a long time - I kept remembering the name but thought I'd seen it n the list
I happened to be on at the moment.
Cool!
It's interesting the same Liberal Vs Conservative argument contuinues on
both lists -
;-)
You should post the email you sent to MB to the F list (they'd enjoy it)
about the upcoming legistalion to help the stupid and inept.
;-)
Sincerely,
Larry T (74 911, 91 300D 2.5T)
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From: Rich Thomas
I've been reading up on the wiring issues with the said cars. I think the
new wiring harness can be purchased for about $500, and most ppl with a
little DIY experience can do the job in about 4-5 hours, from what I've read
anyway.
Ed
300E 3.0
2008/11/15 Tony Wirtel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rich wrote:
You can download audacity to digitize your LPs,
Or those with a real OS (linux, BSD, etc), gramofile is pretty
handy. gnome_wave_cleaner can be handy too.
But even with those tools, I often use Audacity to trim and fix
some of the bad surface noise.
The latest batch has been the
Wonko wrote:
No, but three rights make a left.
Curt wrote:
I'd heard that when I was a kid and didn't understand it at
all... Growing up in Maine you realize that the road has been
there for 300 years or more and only follows that path because
the surveyor followed a cow to the
Even though the digital realm has made dramatic improvements since it's
inception into audio, one has to remember the primary purpose was not great
sound forever (courtesy of Sony) but convenience as it was intended to
replace the cassette medium and, although I'm a bit out of date here, I
believe
It seems than at Sat, 15 Nov 2008 10:33:52 -0500, LarryT wrote:
Actually my next article will probably be more difficult for
providing images. I will be referring to software and would
like to use screenshots but they are proving difficult to use
prt scn - also tried to make a image of the
I have a few vacuum tubes, probably over 1000 of them. But I restore old
vacuum tube radios as a hobby. Some of my tubes are used in very popular
tube amps I know I can match them sell them for a good price but if I do
then I won't have them to support the hobby.
I also have a few tube testers.
Rich wrote:
Some things need the phono pre-amp from your receiver to get a
good signal for the sound-in, though I think now you can buy a
USB thingie that takes the phono directly off the turntable,
maybe that is what your device does.
Any of the magnetic cartridge output are mic level
I have an old console stereo, that is about the same size as a coffee
table, that uses vacuum tubes. Its amazing actually, a friend of my
grandmothers gave that thing to me in 1983, when I was in the 3rd grade.
I still have it although I have not played it in years.
Tom Hargrave wrote:
I
It seems than at Sat, 15 Nov 2008 12:59:21 -0600, Tom wrote:
I have a few vacuum tubes, probably over 1000 of them. But I
restore old vacuum tube radios as a hobby. Some of my tubes
are used in very popular tube amps I know I can match them
sell them for a good price but if I do then I
Actually, that is how the tuba players made a right hand turn in high school
marching band.
On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 12:50 PM, Fmiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wonko wrote:
No, but three rights make a left.
Curt wrote:
I'd heard that when I was a kid and didn't understand it at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keeping in mind that it's a 140 and no matter how cheap it may be today, you
wlll still be maintaining a $100K car.
Keep in mind that the 300D's, etc that we all drive are just older high
$$ cars. I think my '79 SD cost around $75k in today's dollars.
John
Regardless of what you do, copies of internet print screens will be
limited to the resolution of your video card or the images delivered by the
web site, whichever is less. And because good web sites are designed to
deliver fast, the images will all be highly compressed and / or of poor
quality.
Kodachrome was originally 25 speed only. Later they brought out 64
speed as well.
Dan
On Nov 15, 2008, at 10:46 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems like the Kodachrome slide film used to be ASA 64.
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It’s a shame that no-one wants the old console stereos these days but I
guess there's not a place for them in a modern household. I see console
stereos for sale all the time for $35 - $45, some with very high end
turntables installed.
You need to plug yours in somewhere and play it.
I'd love to play with it but how would we get it here?
Thanks,
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Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2008 1:56 PM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ]
LPI and pixels don't match up very well - for one thing, lpi is line
pairs per inch. A rough equivalent is to double the pixels to equal
lpi. I read an article on the details years ago, but have forgotten
most of them.
The lines are alternating black and white - one b/w pair counts as one
'line'
I loved Tech Pan - started using it when it was a special order item
and only had a number - pre-name. We used it for BW aerial
photography - used M Leicas and 50mm Summicron lens. The red bias of
Tech Pan coupled with the extremely high resolution and extremely fine
grain menat that your ability
When I dusted off the Mamiya a year or so ago, I was really distressed to
discover that they no longer produce 120 Kodachrome. I shot boatloads of the
stuff and loved it - there is nothing better, IMHO. Most of the work I did was
landscape stuff, which was probably better done with a more
Yup - the '78 450SLC that MMM now has sold for more than the house I
bought new in '78.
Keep in mind that the 300D's, etc that we all drive are just older high $$
cars. I think my '79 SD cost around $75k in today's dollars.
--
OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
There are only three sports:
Guys, thanks for this OT discussion. One of my goals for the past
few years has been to get out my vinyly collection, most of which has
only been played once or twice to make a cassette tape, and transfer
them into a format I can use on an ipod. then I can justify the
expense of an ipod.
I
Wow - that about confirms it for me - I have started scanning my
slides/negatives (probably between 20 - 30k) with a Polaroid
SprintScan - WAY too slow, and not enough dynamic range. I've been
thinking of using a digital SLR, my 74mm Zeiss Planar-S lens (
optimized for 1:1 copying of 35mm film),
Since someone mentioned LPI pixels per inch, another thing to consider
when comparing film ( paper) to digital is that neither film nor photo
paper have lines or pixels. Film and photo paper are not composed of evenly
ordered lines and pixels. They have a grain size and even the grain is not
As always its handy to know a guy who knows a guy.
So the car passed inspection, the state will be off my back for one year. I
went out for a ride to celebrate. Took a short highway run and above 60mph I've
got a pretty serious vibration. I can't tell where its coming from, some
posibilities:
I started down this path once, then I gave up started buying CDs of what I
wanted. You'd be surprised at what's already out there!
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
www.kegkits.com
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Sent:
Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How much storage does it take for 100 or so albums?
On my Mac with the iMic and Final Vinyl software, very roughly about
20MB per minute for the raw (.aiff) format.
Once that's pulled into iTunes and compressed to the .m4a format, it's
reduced about a
Congratulations on passing the inspection.
Tires.
Harry
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Diesel List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2008 4:38 PM
Subject: [MBZ] Hammie passes inspection
As always its handy to know a guy who knows a
I see today Macmall (PCMall) has
13.3 MacBook Air 1.6GHz 2GB RAM 80GB Hard Drive MB003LL/A
Intel Core 2 Duo 1.6GHz, 2GB DDR2 SDRAM, 80GB PATA HD, 13.3 TFT
WXGA, 802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard
MacMall Part#: 7373085 Platform: Macintosh
Mfr.Part#: MB003LL/A
for $1150. That
yeah, but that is the price of 3 or 4 Kleb cars. And then you can
only play one cd at a time. By building a big library, I can play
anything anywhere, all in a series, without having to flip cds all
the time.. Same reason I didn't like playing vinyl. you had to flip
them all the time.
At
tires (slipped belt)
then driveshaft
At 04:38 PM 11/15/2008, you wrote:
As always its handy to know a guy who knows a guy.
So the car passed inspection, the state will be off my back for one
year. I went out for a ride to celebrate. Took a short highway run
and above 60mph I've got a pretty
Two different things -- you can get a USB turntable for about $100 (Ion
I think they are called) at Bestbuy, or if you have a turntable hooked
to a receiver near your computer, you can either get a sound card with a
R/L RCA jack in and hook that to the monitor out on your receiver, or
get a
Not me on the Ferrari list, wish I could
--R
LarryT wrote:
You should post the email you sent to MB to the F list (they'd enjoy
it) about the upcoming legistalion to help the stupid and inept.
;-)
Sincerely,
Larry T (74 911, 91 300D 2.5T)
www.youroil.net Oil Analysis Kits
Porsche
Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I went out for a ride to celebrate. Took a short highway run and above
60mph I've got a pretty serious vibration.
If it seems like a harmonic vibration e.g. occurs at certain speeds
but not others it could be as simple as needing the tires properly
I gotta get Linux going one of these days on something, too many projects...
--R
Fmiser wrote:
Rich wrote:
You can download audacity to digitize your LPs,
Or those with a real OS (linux, BSD, etc), gramofile is pretty
handy. gnome_wave_cleaner can be handy too.
But even with those
My magnetic floor sweep. I dropped a small nut that naturally went into the
cat litter under the car and within two inches of center (as always). Strong
light, on my belly, no luck. Then I remembered buying one of those floor
sweeps, rolled it under the car and heard the click, done.
Harry
No, it was originally ASA 8, later 12. Kodachrome II was initially
25, if I remember correctly (that was a LONG time ago now!) and then
High Speed Kodachrome came along (ASA 64). Kodak re-labeled them to
Kodachrome 25 and Kodachrome 64 in the late 70s, I think.
It's the reason so many
Like a NASCAR race and politics, 4 left turns and you end up where you
started, having gone nowhere.
--R
Wonko the Sane wrote:
Actually, that is how the tuba players made a right hand turn in high school
marching band.
On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 12:50 PM, Fmiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
120 film suffers badly from lack of film plane flatness -- it's thin
film rolled into a tight spool, then unwound intermittantly and
stretched across a 6 cm square hole very slightly looser than the
paper backing. Not an ideal situation, and the older the film, the
worse the problem.
That is the exact same setup I have! 1973 or so! Still works a
champ!. You really need next to nothing, an RCA -- stereo miniplug
cable to from the monitor out on the rcvr to go into your computer (RCA
-- RCA if you have a soundcard that does that), and audacity and some
time to sit and
Anybody got an extra Pioneer SX 626 or 636 etc. tube type receiver
you'd like to sell? Mine has been bullet-proof for the last 36 years.
Loren Faeth
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Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I see today Macmall (PCMall) has
13.3 MacBook Air 1.6GHz 2GB RAM 80GB Hard Drive MB003LL/A
Intel Core 2 Duo 1.6GHz, 2GB DDR2 SDRAM, 80GB PATA HD, 13.3 TFT WXGA,
802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard
MacMall Part#: 7373085 Platform: Macintosh
The CDI just decided it doesn't want to run on all cylinders. :(
One moment it was working great, one moment later it was running
horrible. It runs like an OM617 with 2+ loose injector lines. I'm going
to make sure there are no fuel leaks tomorrow in daylight, and if not
going to get it
I mostly used the turntable to record cassettes. I bet it only has
2-- to 300 hours of use. Yes, a LOT of baby-sitting time. I think
we are in for a long cold winter. It started snowing about the first
of NOV Way early! Winds of November in October... Way
early. So I htink I may
I'm thinking the REAL bargains will be in Jan/Feb after they are really hurting
At 05:08 PM 11/15/2008, you wrote:
Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I see today Macmall (PCMall) has
13.3 MacBook Air 1.6GHz 2GB RAM 80GB Hard Drive MB003LL/A
Intel Core 2 Duo 1.6GHz, 2GB DDR2 SDRAM,
There is a M104 lurking in the car, hard to tell exactly what it is
badged as but the 2.8 has electronic injection whilst early 104 3 liter
motors had KE.
My understanding is that the 104 is basically a 103 with DOHC.
Performance of the 2.8 is not that much more than the 3 liter M103,
until
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