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Inspired by this: I went poking on the Skullcandy site. A friend of mine tells me I have a bad habit of staring at trainwrecks for entirely too long. That may or not be true. I was not prepared for the fugliness I encountered. ^^ How to make Dinny angry even angrier. ^^ These remind me of the new Ultrasone Series Whatevers. ^^IF these were real, Duggeh would wear them.

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Oh, man. What a difference a letter makes. The intended link: http://bit.ly/bNCAVr Which points to: Meg Whitman announces Deputy Sheriffs' Association of San Diego County endorsement - Meg Whitman for Governor of California http://bit.ly/bNCAV points to:

By my rough estimation, a maxed out 13" MBA fits the bill as a touring music machine. Two USB ports is the minimum for DJs and video artists. Having one on each side makes it easier to fit wide thumb drives and such. No FW is letdown, but an unsurprising one. The Mini Display Port is will be nice for video artists, as long as they have the right combination of $%#& adapters to connect it to a video wall/projector/mixer, etc. Given how nosy customs agents have become, particularly in this country, a stripped down travel machine that contains a minimum of personal data is a very attractive idea. Say, hypothetically I were to join the Greek psy trance outfit the Predators on a tour of Israel.* The 13" MBA would fit the bill perfectly as a DJ appliance, light duty photo editor, and offer a modicum of Big Brother resistance. *Something that is never ever ever ever ever ever ever going to happen, but it's a nice idea.

Yes. Salty is likening the tilting panel on those custom Quads with the mirror on a dresser.

All India Radio is giving away the bonus tracks to their album Fall. Fall (Expanded Edition) | All India Radio You can select FLAC or ALAC under the "audiophiles and nerds" section.

Oh hey, I remember this thread. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAHYfUxYztA Mind Soup produce deep downtempo, with erratic (but somehow sedate) IDM-like beat structures. They incorporate a bit of glitch into their sound, especially on the vocals. Umami is by far my favorite track from them. 7 minutes is a bit long to leave a browser window open in order to play an audio track, but this one is worth hearing in its entirety.

Stay classy, Axe.

Ahh, the 1970s...