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You have a good grasp on getting back into a full week work out. The key is balance and spreading out working the muscles each day, upper body, then lower body, then upper arms, lower back, stomach, etc. by spreading the working over 7 days you can get better focus on select muscle groups and end up being very fit. Good luck with your work out.
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Overpass is one seriously efficient convertible maker
G. David Felt replied to Intrepidation's topic in The Lounge
Downtown Kirkland has a cement bridge like this and it is right next to a warehouse area. Coming out of their lot it even has a sign that says no left turns for semi's. Has not happened in years and then last year some young guy pulled out and turned left and kept going, got himself so wedged they had to deflat the tires to get the truck pulled back by the semi recker and of course the damge to the truck and trailer required a full tow job. Gotta feeling he was not working for that delivery company very long. -
Overpass is one seriously efficient convertible maker
G. David Felt replied to Intrepidation's topic in The Lounge
That was just way too funny. So many times and yet they have not removed the train bridge, built it higher or lowered the road or put signes back to alert trucks sooner than what looks like 4 to 6 feet in front of the bridge? WOW, sure fire way to get your trucks upgraded in some cases and repaired in others. Amazing. -
I love my 24hr fitness as I usually am in the gym daily at 4am, 15 min of cardio followed by 1 1/2 to 2hrs of weights and then 15min of cardio and 15 min in the jacuzzi to help with recovery and then off to work I go. The only time I do not make it into the gym is if I am really sick, rarely, I think because of working out and on the weekends when I spend sat and sun up on the slops skiing. Working out is a requirement for me as it keeps me healthy, in shape and living life.
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Get a gun off the street and grind off the SN# and use it and then pitch it into the ocean for the salt water to corrode away the evidence. Then you will have covered your arse!
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Crap "as in crappy car" For trinacriabob, yes Poon came from vietnam and the porn industry made it into another understanding all together.
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GM has more troubles than you think
G. David Felt replied to G. David Felt's topic in General Motors
GXT, I felt the same way about some of the valid points, but I still think that while GM messed up killing the EV1, they did the right thing in building the hybrid Buses that are running all over Seattle and we now no longer have that black smoke and messy smell. Over all the busses here handle far more traffic than the few hybrid auto's but then the average consumer thinks in terms of personal selfishness and wants something only for themselves. I do agree with you about the Volt, I wonder how many people will really buy a 40K vehicle like this. Keeping the baby Duramax Diesel alive and into trucks and SUV's with mid to upper 20's for gas milage would make more money for GM than the Volt will. -
Which car led to the death of Oldsmobile
G. David Felt replied to 01Malibu's topic in Heritage Marques
The product line has been dead since the early 80's in my opinion. It was on life support up till they finally closed the last dealership and took the sign down. -
STUPID STUPID STUPID, As much as I hate saying this, I would rather see the Corvette, CTS-V and other low volume, low sellers go than to take a engine that would go into major product lines of trucks and suv's and could sell hundreds of thousands. This is a major mistake from GM.
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So here is a Total BS story about how bad GM is due to the same crap rolled over. You would think that the Senior editor who only quotes that Asian Loving company Consumer reports would get his facts before writing a story. There are a few valid comments, but for the most part this is just another story aimed as hurting our own Auto Making business rather than helping it. CNN Story ON GM has more troubles than you think! What is your thoughts???????
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How about PDQ (pretty darn quick)
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QUOTE (balthazar @ Mar 7 2009, 10:33 AM) If only the folk who had transmission failures, cracked frames or engines sludged --or any number of other defects & shortcomings-- would stop recommending toyotas. QUOTE (hyperv6 @ Mar 7 2009, 07:37 AM) Ah you forgot the Tundra crank failures! That was a good one. Do not forget about the front body frame cracks on the FJ cruisers. Sadly, I see Toyota entering the same poor quality that GM has been ragged on about. Over all, every year a differant manufacture seems to build a superior car. Every dog has it's day. Sadly some people just seem to always hit the bumps.
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Jay Leno to Bring His Stimulus Plan to Detroit
G. David Felt replied to DBeaSSt's topic in Industry News
This should be enjoyable. About time I think. -
If GM ceases to exist, what will your next vehicle be?
G. David Felt replied to Oracle of Delphi's topic in The Lounge
Even in Chapter 7, the Chevy, Cadillac and GMC are my 3 bets to be bought and survive even if owned by a company that is NON US based. I would stick with them. Even used I would still buy one of these 3 auto's. Might just have to do that moving forward. But I hope not and in reality, I think not. I see GM but in a totally differant configuration surviving next year and longer. Hopefully with Ford and UAW as well as GM and CAW finalizing long term changes to the contracts they can get what needs to be done by March 31st and get the loans from Uncle Sam and then F@!K the GOP who says they should never get another penny and anyone else who feels it is wrong to LOAN money to American companies compared to the Free Hand out the Financial institutes got. Amazing that very few people are demanding refunds especially of the 3.9 Billion paid out to Meril Lynche employees just before the take over by B of A and then the infusion of 40 Billion to keep them afloat due to the bad loans from ML. Pathetic. -
I remember asking myself the same question and then was able to read the local news report and they said he had a knife and had been so brutal everyone fled in fear. He was found with fingers, nose and ears in his pockets that he had cut off the victim. He also had cut the body into pieces spread around the inside of the bus. I would have to think that while we all hope someone would have tried to stop this person, it also was probably so grewsom that the fear kicked in the flight response for everyone. At this point, I agree with what Pontiac Custom-S stated which is he WAS SCHIZOPHRENIA. As such, death is the only option I have for him in my book. I wonder if the Prosecutor and Defense had political motivation in mind for joining together to have this guy get off going to a loony bin. Sad day for the victims family.
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Agreed and then plead temporary insanity. Pathetic legal system.
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Just cause he was looney and the area he was living in was willing to ignor him is no reason to waste tax payers money on a murder. He was sane enough to buy a bus ticket and kill someone. PUll the trigger and put him down. Fry him or shoot him up with chemical cocktail to have hime go 6 feet under. The family of the murder victim should not have to have him get away with it and wonder if some day someone will think he is able to go back into society due to budget cuts.
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I replied to this on the usa today web site when they posted this yesterday, I feel this freak should be locked up for life at least and in all honesty, I feel an eye for an eye. Why waste tax payers money. Take his life as he had no respect for the one he took, cut up and ate.
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If I were to build a Computer
G. David Felt replied to Justin Bimmer's topic in Electronics and Technology
Latest Deal from DELL, Very Nice Setup: Inspiron 518 Core 2 Quad Technology & 4GB Memory Starting Price $924 Instant Savings $225 Total $699 ---------------------- Inspiron 518Intel® Core™ 2 Quad processor Q8200 (4MB, 2.33GHz, 1333FSB) Specifications - Inspiron 518 Operating SystemGenuine Windows Vista® Home Premium Service Pack 1 Specifications - Operating System Display20 inch S2009WFP Widescreen Digital Flat Panel Monitor Specifications - Display Optical Drives16X DVD+/-RW Drive Specifications - Optical Drives Memory4GB3 Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz (4 DIMM) Specifications - Memory Hard Drives640GB Serial ATA Hard Drive (7200RPM) w/DataBurst Cache™ Video CardATI Radeon HD 3450 256MB supporting HDMI Specifications - Video Card Sound CardIntegrated 7.1 Channel Audio Specifications - Sound Card Service1Yr Ltd Hardware Warranty,5 InHome Service after Remote Diagnosis6 Specifications - Service - Available 2,3 & 4 years warranty programs for additional fee. -
If I were to build a Computer
G. David Felt replied to Justin Bimmer's topic in Electronics and Technology
Personally I would still go for the outlet store from DELL and get a nice XPS unit with an ATI 512mb or 1gb video card. They will run what you want to play very well and do it with a warranty that only requires 1 phone call and then they will come out and repair / replace the broken parts if that happens. -
DF, If you can find a clean used 3.2 or 3.5 with the trans, I would go for the matched set and enjoy it as a frugal swap. This will probably give you the least amount of trouble.
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WHAT CAR STARTED THE DEATH OF SATURN?
G. David Felt replied to regfootball's topic in Heritage Marques
QUOTE (Satty @ Mar 5 2009, 04:04 AM) The 2nd generation S-cars. When all they did was a facelift instead of keeping the cars ahead of the competition, they sealed Saturn's fate. Second place goes to the Relay, first Saturn without polymer panels. I agree with the 2nd generation Saturn S-Series. I was in the market for a new car at the time and decided to give the then newly introduced 2nd gen Saturn SL a test drive. It seemed very crude and uncompetitive compared to some of the car's competitors that I test drove the very same day. I ended up buying a competitor's product instead. GM spent billions launching this brand to counter the Asian imports, but they didn't do much after that to ensure that the brand stayed current and competitive. It was a very expensive yet ultimately halfhearted attempt by GM to regain lost market share and customers. I still think GM would have been better off by simply making drastic improvements within their existing divisional structure; they should have tried "thinking outside" of their existing box instead of creating a troublesome new box that they weren't able to maintain or sustain. Creating a new division with its own accompanying dedicated factory and dealership body isn't required to engineer/design/build class leading products and improve/overhaul customer service. ------------------------------------------------------------------- I totally agree with both these post. At this point just sell it off or close it down, GM should have just focused on their core brands instead of thinking they had to build a whole new box. -
Yes I would agree with only those 2 they need a smaller model and that would be it then. Pontiac would then fill in with their couple cars for the "EXCITEMENT" crowd.