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Oh come now, that could be anyone's HE90, 2x Omega, O2 Mk I and o2 MK 2.

Good on him for not taking the day off. Seems he's going to try and get the most out of his guaranteed 2 years of partisan green lights. Imagine what it would be like if the Democrats could block the filibuster, too.

Curiously unlike intelligent sexual discourse, which brings out monkey shame.

If greater engagement and greater voter turnout led to a better-informed populace, I would be all for it. I certainly don't see the two as correlated, however, so participation is only a measure of enthusiasm. Enthusiasm isn't bad in and of itself, of course, but neither is it good.

I remember him not being terribly good. At saxophone, I mean

I don't actually care about engagement, really. All the motivation anyone should need is the freedom to participate.

I'd argue that fundraising is a big part of the real brains of a campaign.

That is simply because Obama ran a smarter campaign, or got very lucky. I'm inclined towards the former. Living in Colorado, as a registered republican no less, I received 17 calls from Obama's campaign in the last three days and not one from John McCain. Obama put the numbers together far more effectively.

Well stated, and I could not agree more. I did not vote for Mr. Obama yesterday, because I have some irreconcilable differences of opinion on what this country should be and where it should be headed. Nonetheless, he is now my president, and as a public servant and a patriot I intend to support him. I voted for John McCain with a heavy heart, as I have never agreed with him on many aspects of his policy either. I do not feel he was the best republican candidate, but he was the choice we were given. I am extremely eager to see how the Republican party handles this well-deserved loss. Should they reinvent themselves into the party they have been, i.e. one of governmental nonintervention socially and fiscally and one that emphasizes personal responsibility, I will be delighted. I sincerely hope I am able to vote for a candidate I believe in four years from now. One of my other favorite places, Belarus, recently had an election as well. The ruling party controls the state media, and didn't allow publicity for the opposition. He won with 97% of the votes in an election the UN decried as a farce. We do not live in that country. We live in one of peaceful regime changes and, for the most part, thoughtful politics. I am pleased that America has definitively chosen a leader, and I sincerely hope it addresses some of the myriad problems this nation has.

Shit yeah! Oh, I'd love to hear that thing. Sooper hawt.

Certainly a phenomenal looking setup, Voltron. Gonna have to send him a new pic with the KX-R?

PS Audio P600 power plant. Same as Steve said above. Local deal was too good to pass up. Shipping this 90 pound beast would be horrendous, though...

Gonna be tough to switch over to Portland, I suspect...

Then I've no doubt you'll enjoy it. I certainly did.

Noise - 2008 An excellent film about tinnitus and murder.

Driver looks pretty nonplussed about that heatsink.

Moscode 300. Happy birthday Maggies

Fascinating. I can honestly say I never expected them to create sound waves through temperature modulation. Talk about room dependent speakers.

i actually started with an alton brown angle, and it remains one of my favorite knives. The angle is very natural for me. Never used the Ken Onion, but it certainly looks tremendous.

I was a Henckels man until I tried my first Shun. No looking back. I just love me some elliptical handle.

Keep your head down, Naaman. Happy to have you back in God's country

Oh, think of the cooling fans!

I loved that film. I saw it in an abandoned warehouse in Ankara, Turkey. It seemed fitting.

I don't know what the admin is on about. It cured my AIDS.