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What? People get tired of the Moose KoC(k)? We're probably going to be staying home.

I'm glad I really don't cae (or even know) what you were talking about. I was guessing that it was that Twilight crap.... So, are you summarizing from memory fo what you saw? Maybe it IS PrinceSS Likwid after all!!! I'd rather go see a kids movie with the 5&7 year old boys.

All of this started by That Dewd? Ok, who hijacked his OR account?

Just a note on torque wrench accuracy, they don't amintain their accuracy through the whole range, they aren't as accurate in the lower ranges (I think it is), so you want to get something that will put you more in the middle of the range. An inch-pound torque wrench is the way to go for the range you mentioned. I need to pick up one myself, since mine broke a while back. I bought a S-K that goes from 25-250 inch-pounds. Not sure what I'll get now. For bigger stuff, I have a snap-on clicker. That's a NICE torque wrench! One other thing to keep in mind, more important than accuracy most of the time is consistancy, having all the bolts tightened evenly. You do need to have them close to the right torque though...

Who you callin floppy? What is a floppy disk? I haven't used on in a while. Last time I needed one was to install a RAID driver with Windows Home Server (Server 2k3 based) and I had to take it from another box to do that!

To test RAM, I use Memtest86+ (or something like that, I'm too lazy to look it up and link it.) For Antivirus, I've been using NOD32 for a couple years, and it has been AWESOME! Daily updates, email protection, MS office protection, daily updates. Pretty much JUST what you need, but not more than you need. It doesn't hog up a bunch of resources that slows the computer down (like Norton does?) It's been one of the highest rated with low overhead for a while now. NO AV program will catch it all, you really need to run one all the time, and regularly run a manual scan with others, even the free ones are great for this! Good luck!

Wow! Let's kill him for the scrap titanium! That just sounds painful! I haven't started yet, this cold weather crap has me, uh.... less than motivated. Methinks I need a treadmill....

Moose is all about the meat! Sounds like a cool idea! I might be in for hangin out at the track, don't know about rockin the two-fiddy around though !

man? Copying and pasting into all the intros and re-intros? How authentic and warm.... Sara, Glad to hear you've gotten into a better place! Attitude and outlook make a world of difference!

Winter sux.... I've always had a distaste for winter, and cold weather, but now that I have a bike, it's even worse...

Woah, woah, woah.... Easy now! I was just sayin, that some of them can't be trusted with the power they have NOW, let alone if something like this comes about. Some people, when given power, will abuse it any way they feel like. THAT's what I was saying. Geesh....

There ya go, all fixed up.... Just sayin'...

The Hulk's back! Whew!

That all went right over my head, other than 3-finger salute, and yank the power cord! (Ok, not TOTALLY over my head, just stuff I have no experience with.)

You MIGHT want to fix a couple minor things, like excel? It's accel, and accelling. (sorry to be the spelling/grammar police, just thought it might help, seeing where it's going!)

What the fuck Chuck? The site was down for a few minutes! Had me worried! What I got was a 400 type error looking page, with the vbulletin logo on it saying database error. Was there a link for details that I should be aware of, in case it happens in the future, to send you debug info? Thanks for all the hard work you put into the site, man. It's helping me waste my life away on a daily basis!

Damn it! I read this thread AFTER a DB error, didn't know to ctrl+C, ctrl+V it.....

Ok, last mention in this thread about ISO. At least the company I worked for was seriously trying to do it all right. 6 sigma, 5S, kanban, kaizen, all the buzzwords you can come up with, they were using. Most of the stuff was good, and efficiencies were definitely improving. All of it helps prove that the money was being spent wrong (extorted? greedy bastard). It was all sold off after bankruptcy, then moved to Mexico. Thanks for NAFTA!

Fixed There are several good places down here in central and southern Ohio that are fun to ride, many that I haven't been to yet! Can't wait until next year when I can ride more!

In other words, you can document your way to ISO, without changing much, or pretty close to it!

I knew Kaizen (the word) from my last job, when they were trying to go ISO. Most of what it involved was common sense, but when things are done wrong for so long, it is difficult to get people doing the right things.

Uh, he said he's into continuous IMPROVEMENT, not BMW's. Welcome to the site!

Spoken from experience........