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  1. My Ph.D. student was offered a postdoc today!
  2. I can help with that as well though my time maybe slightly more limited given that I'm a new daddy. Let me know what I can do to make this happen.
  3. In my opinion the biggest advantage of both of these kits is that they come with cases. For me designing the case was the biggest challenge in my first build. I had to plot where all of the parts will sit and had to account whether they intersect or not. Then I did a CAD drawing for the CNC and so on. You could also get one of the AMB kits if casing doesn't scare you. Actually there are plenty of Chinese cases prebuilt with IEC inlets, RCA's, TRS and volume pots. These usually need very little work, assuming that everything fits in.
  4. I finally got out and rode today. There are still some minor adjustments that I need to make to the bike but all in all it is a huge immprovement over my old bike. I'm still getting used to the handling and just how far i can push it through turns. I guess it is just a matter of time and knowing the bike for that. Now to figure out how to load up the Garmin data so you guys can see how pathetic my speeds are.
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    Peanut butter jelly time!
  6. Celebrated 39 years of marriage with my wife.

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