Upstate Chat Thread XXII - Droids & iBerry's
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I've been back to work for almost a week now after a couple of weeks in Europe.
I thought I left the 95ºF in Rome.
Am I in upstate NY cause its gonna be 94ºF today in Binghamton with 70% humidity?
This is ridiculous!
I thought I left the 95ºF in Rome.
Am I in upstate NY cause its gonna be 94ºF today in Binghamton with 70% humidity?
This is ridiculous!
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welcome back Gordy. Hope the trip went well.
I have no problems with heat, it is the humidity that I'm not used to and can't stand. Everytime I walk out the building over the last 2 days, my glasses have fogged up.
I have no problems with heat, it is the humidity that I'm not used to and can't stand. Everytime I walk out the building over the last 2 days, my glasses have fogged up.
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About 3 days in each city, plus train travel time between each:
London, Paris, Venice, and Rome in that order.
It started out warm (about 80ºF) and got warmer at each city. I made sure that each hotel and apartment had A/C before I booked them. We drank a lot of water (some wine and lemon-cello) and ate a lot of gellato
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Best and most expensive vacation of my life.
About 3 days in each city, plus train travel time between each:
London, Paris, Venice, and Rome in that order.
It started out warm (about 80ºF) and got warmer at each city. I made sure that each hotel and apartment had A/C before I booked them. We drank a lot of water (some wine and lemon-cello) and ate a lot of gellato
About 3 days in each city, plus train travel time between each:
London, Paris, Venice, and Rome in that order.
It started out warm (about 80ºF) and got warmer at each city. I made sure that each hotel and apartment had A/C before I booked them. We drank a lot of water (some wine and lemon-cello) and ate a lot of gellato
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Interview with Ford's SVT Boss. Provides an insight into how Ford is being proactive about the whole Raptor frame-bending issue.
http://www.autoblog.com/2011/07/21/s...s-w/#continued
I especially like how they are not just blowing the owners off but appear to be looking into the matter with an open mind.
http://www.autoblog.com/2011/07/21/s...s-w/#continued
I especially like how they are not just blowing the owners off but appear to be looking into the matter with an open mind.