i like the option. higher stem for long relaxed rides, lower for short fast spins.

The same could be said for threadless.

You really don't know how jealous I am right now (and I'm not a jealous guy)!!!!!!!!!! Shiiiiet.

You are now responsible for requisitioning a copy of a "Sunday in Hell" DVD for us all to watch with cocoa.

Wow, Shapelike....that's flipping amazing, what a gift of a lifetime. Reciprocating is going to take some imagination. You've been hiding a romantic side?

Actually, we have that one in stock. BYOMarshmallows

My lucky streak continues in that next to C.T. is a very nice flower shop. Hopefully I can work out a discount program with them.

pfft.. light-weights.. ;)

I agree

Oh my friend.....I trust you are merely beginning to scratch the surface...:D :rolleyes:

to quote Johnny Cash...

I fell in to a burning ring of fire
I went down,down,down
and the flames went higher.
And it burns,burns,burns
the ring of fire
the ring of fire.

Damn he should check the clinic for the burning part ;)

Does anyone know where you can get a jersey framed?

A framer?? Sorry for the flippant answer but my framer at dupont and christie, southwest corner has done great work with archival documents/art/silkscreens etc. Not the cheapest but he'll make sure he uses museum grade archival materials if thats what you want.

Queen east, near Jones....Framer awesome.

I was actually just speaking with one of my good friends (not like you bunch of losers) who is a framer at a Loomis store, and he said "sure, it wouldn't be a problem.. but it'll be expensive!" So, there's that. :)

Framing a shirt they usually do some pretty decorative matting; usually at least 2 mattes and sometimes 3. This is so the shirt doesn't get pressed against the glass so much. They will often add a little label or a photograph in the corner too, but only if you ask. Why not try to buy a ready made frame with glass, and then cut your own matte? Otherwise its going to be pretty expensive.

The fact he's at Loomis makes it even more expensive...:lol:

hahaha.. indeed. He's been working there since the dawn of time. :P

Our main file server has been down for about an hour here. Yay for legitimate goofing off! If I can't access any of my stuff, I can hardly do any work, right?

Ahhh file servers, I actually just set up a RAID as a NAS, I'm just tweaking the network settings and trying to get the OS X box its connected too to recognize it at start up. Anyone with ideas on speeding up gigabit ethernet connections or automounting network shares would be fantastic.

automounting a network drive?
System prefs.....Under system..Account,...select user (you need to be an administering user at this point).
Login Items(Tab) , + (lower left) select drive ..click add. Check on to do on boot. If it's network volume you want mounted make sure you save the user/password in keychain or it'll ask user when it mounts.

Is everything gigabit? Full dup= ON

Thx Traffic, yeah everything is gigabit, its sweet.

Did someone say RAID?

:O let the geekdom begin!

Full duplexing is on? I'm not entirely sure about getting all the bits outta gigabit.

neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerds!

Jumbo frames were key in increasing the network traffic speed. Its all good now, I have a nice 2TB disk drive, MUHAHAHA

I personally prefer skinny frames.