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Shopping in the fall and saw a button up shirt I really liked on a clearance rack, I tried it on and I could barely get the buttons to hold. Where each one is holding on for dear life and you don’t want to exhale.

Well every couple weeks I’ve been putting it on, and still too much of a stretch to wear in public comfortably. Yesterday I put it on and it just looked like a normal shirt and wore it to work.

The scale fluctuating, and weight loss not really being noticeable change yet may be demotivating on any one day. But actually betting myself I could wear that shirt totally paid out. Time to double down and buy a new goal.

Let me preface this by saying, I also don’t like how this sub has turned into interface tech support.

That being said, I googled around for a while to determine if I should try to keep my old hardware running or upgrade interface and found no useful results. The point of this post is for when a future user needs the answer they’ll be able to find this post in a google search.

I would just like to confirm that a FW400 to FW800 cable, connected to an Apple FireWire 800 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter, connected to an Apple Thunderbolt 2 to Thunderbolt 3 adapter into a 2017 iMac will work. Download and install the 003 family driver from avid and you’ll be able to see the 002 in your audio settings.

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Bought a couple weeks ago, but just posting now. This is a one year only spec of the SG Special. High performance model comes with titanium nut and saddles, wider neck, smooth toggle switch, smoothed neck heel, and the Gforce tuners.

I never really saw many HP spec Gibsons in stores last year but they're great upgrades all around.

If Bernard turns out to be a copy of Arnold which I think is the prevailing theory. Then I'm just going to guess that Arnold's last name is Weber.

Arnold Weber is an anagram of Bernard Lowe.

That's all I got, but i haven't seen this name mentioned anywhere and it would be cool to discover something before others.

Edit: Damn, never saw the others say it. Alright nothing to see here.

In episode 4, the second that Logan got excited about the quest line and said "now we both have one". Also when he picked up an upgraded gun, we're starting to see the side of him that is just playing the game. I have a feeling we're going to love this guy later.

Just like Sawyer on Lost went from heel to fan favourite, by begrudgingly helping others and being the hero, I predict the same for Logan because the show runners obviously want us to hate him right now.

So I'm getting on the train early for #TeamLogan.

I attended a concert tonight. Steel Panther w/ A Rebel Few (I think). They have two completely different setups, and I had a thought about the whole tone chasing syndrome that many of us have.

The opening band was kind of generic hard rock/ metal and you could tell that they spent tons of time with their pedal board, rack, boutique amps, swapping out pickups on their guitar. The result is that it just sounded like generic distortion that probably could be accomplished with a Epiphone Les Paul special, solid state amp and a distortion pedal.

Steel panther doesn't even put amps on the stage anymore. It's all behind the scenes, and probably a fractal unit or something similar digital that i

So I've just recently started looking into dipping, I was aware of it but now I think it might be what I'm looking for.

I have a '77 Porsche 924 that could probably use a fresh new look, but there are some problem areas for little rust bubbles and some vandalism when someone tore the badge off.

Does dipping have to go on the paint? Or can some areas so down to metal to repair and smooth it out, and just dip on top of it without a primer/paint?

Also what does everyone think of doing it in white with with a colour on wheels with a bottom stripe the same colour. Like the old 911 Carrera RS http://www.drivearabia.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/porsche-911-sport-1973.jpg