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Ugh, I hate snow.

You absolutely do not need 12GB of RAM. 4-8 will be fine. You can (inexpensively and easily) add more later.

Yeah, I'd consider the Apple Cinema Display to pretty much be the gold standard for monitors. That's why I love the iMac I have on my desk at work. It's a shame that all of the new ones are mini-DP only.

Phew, a sigh of relief!!

I have a 27" monitor on my desk at work. I think the larger the better, especially if you're going to be looking at it for a while. As long as you're not going to be sitting right on top of it, your eyes won't be strained. If I was going to buy a new monitor right now I'd probably look for a 27"...

I don't know why I even click on these links. :(

Bob, That Dell looks amazing. That's a computer that I wouldn't mind running. If anything, maybe look at the Studio XPS 8100 and a bigger monitor. With that amount of memory, you're going to need to run Windows 7 64 bit. So you should make sure that all of the hardware you have has 64 bit...

Maybe two inches here. Laura and I went out to dinner tonight and my truck was sliding all over the place!

This is the lady who sings the song: http://www.suzynelson.com/ And the music house that wrote it, along with some other states: http://gilmermusic.com/anthems.html

Back when I nine or so, I didn't have cable TV in my room. All I had was this tiny portable B&W television which would barely pick up any channels. WNJT-52 was one of the only ones that I would be able to get that had anything interesting on. I would go to sleep but wake up around 11 or so and...

Thanks ;)

I fully expect to not hear back from him.

POSITIVELY NEW JERSEY!!! notice no shots of the pine barrens, though...

Stop using Internet Explorer.

NJN's signoff music before they stopped broadcasting at Midnight. This is circa 1989 or so. Makes you proud to be a New Jerseyan, right? :dance:

I wrote Jeff Van Drew and gave him a piece of my mind!

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/blogs/jim_perskie/article_ba9b8f22-0b57-11df-9f7c-001cc4c002e0.html Folks, this is what the Pinelands Commission is turning into.

Since it was built so early I would say it was cold blast. It may have been rebuilt (as I believe Martha was) as hot blast sometime later.

All people care about is knocking a few dollars off their property tax bills. Never mind the rampant overdevelopment that characterizes Brick and to a lesser extent Toms River. It's people like those who support that Wal-Mart that will spell the end of the Pine Barrens as we know it.

I don't know if you can get a scale model hot enough to actually smelt the bog ore.