Recent content by melchoir

Well, she did also kill all of the other Khal.

Young here by some standards!

I just upgraded from an S3 to an LG G2 and I will say it's a significant update. Better screen, camera, speed, and battery life is fantastic!

I can't speak to the treatment of FC workers, but from what I do know, the environment for IT staff is quite nice.

It still has 8 on it for now.

I have one of these with the same configuration and an I5 cpu instead, it's a great laptop. Battery life isn't stellar, but for what's basically a desktop replacement it's fantastic.

Here's one pass from the track that a random bystander happened to record. (2011 5.0 Mustang) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV_1cWGY2QQ I don't think I have any of just external revving.

I've used the Cisco PIX, Cisco ASAs, older Symantec security gateways, and different Fortinet models. My opinion is that the older Symantec firewalls, while not as fast, were probably the best to configure and offered the best logging of the bunch. I'm quite comfortable with the ASAs, BUT am...

Thanks guys!

Someone told me somewhere in Oregon, but I'd really like to find out where this actually is.

6.5 3900 race weight, 600rwhp~ 10.52 @ 128.55 in the 1/4. http://i.imgur.com/Ousa3.jpg

Use it or lose it. (temporarily at least) The difference between a 185 and 190 bench isn't muscle, it's just CNS acclimation.

I'm quite happy with my supercharged 2011 Mustang GT. I installed the kit, drove to the track 100 miles away (drag radials on the back) ran back to back 10 second passes, and drove home with the AC on and bluetooth playing the tracks from my phone. Hard to beat for the price!

Drop the weight to 65 and work back up in a few weeks.

The vast majority of PTSD victims are people who have killed, not those who have just seen people kill. On a battle field there are many people seeing the same things and in the same danger, from Soldiers, Medics, Communication people, etc. The medic's don't tend to end up with PTSD and...