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This. I guess I've gotten soft. My place is not to tell the regular membership how to conduct themselves.

Seriously, this thread sucks. A few of you should take a dose of stfu, fast.

Colin, care to share the recipe for general tso's that you used. Assuming it was a success...

Currently marinating chicken in a mixture of lime juice, salt, pepper, oregano, and olive oil and just finished roasting tomatillos for a fresh batch of salsa verde all in preparation for enchiladas tonight. The chicken will get grilled, shredded and then mixed with cheese for the filling and a portion of the salsa will get mixed with an egg and sour cream to form the topping. Easily one of my favorite meals to make and eat at home.

I think that issue has been largely cured in later revisions, but more research would be required to confirm.

Yes, the torpedo would be a good, lower cost option if you are willing to go the DIY route.

The built in apps remind me an awful lot of an android tablet I had 3 years ago, which is just...weird. Safari in particular.

For those that used to bitch about Android's icons being ugly and simplistic - you must feel sick about iOS 7. Maybe it's the non-retina version on my 2nd Gen iPad but yikes, this is quite the visual departure from prior versions of the OS. I don't think I like it.

Here's to hoping both of you have a great day!

You are correct, frank does exceptional ptp. I was, however, referring to Pete's unique use/integration of ptp and pcb. In particular I liked his use of the backplane board as both the ground plane and layout structure for the individual terminal posts.

www.ecpaudio.com

Sadly it's not distributed in the US and consequently costs about 2x a normal monster which kind of kills its appeal.

I think Pete may have done it best.

I want a Seiko Orange Night Monster.

Classy.

Get some rest, hopefully the drugs help and be aware of the side effects of many high-level pain reducers.

Triple that. I read a news story at lunch about this yesterday and odds are its going to be very, very bad for a region already ravaged by recent natural disasters.

X² on the good luck.

Unfortunately I'm in the sorry to miss it, hope to make it down there again some time soon camp.

Ok, you've got my attention. I'll have to track this down.

I was joking or failing at humor or something like that. You do not have man hands, small or otherwise. Anyway, as far as I'm concerned that's DIY enough to qualify for kudos. I recognized the drivers, having broken at least two pairs of KSC75s and remembered Ari's suggestion. Now just build yourself a 1/8" extension cable and the bug will take hold and soon you will be building massively expensive, horribly inefficient headphone amplifiers!

What, you don't have man hands?

Wuhoo! Way to go on the DIY, Shelly.

812? srlsy? Who numbers these things? That said, the one picture certainly looks a bit K340ish, no?

Glad to hear that you found a solution, Jeffy.