SevenEleven

Found this after listening to Slacker Radio last night.

It's time to invest in the Underarmour goodies. You can't go wrong. :tup:

I would rather a point and shoot over a cellphone camera simply because it's more a better backup and it serves a better purpose for videos.

For all of you Android guys out there, CyanogenMOD 6.1 and Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) are out! I'm also looking at this as my next purchase: $200 upgrade, $529 unlocked

That's the next tune for the bus there. lol Crappy pic but the 44" goodness. I'll up a pic tomorrow since I have my DSLR on me:

Ahh, this is what happens when you don't do your homework. I had that thought in mind but I figured that it would have been the MDs since Boeing owns them now.

md-80/81/82?

I have a feeling its a 767... Too lazy to go search on a.net.

Take that Airbus ....

Correct. I like flying this approach in Flight Simulator 04.

Which airport was known for its one and only runway approach known as "The Checkerboard?"

The C130 and/or all variants of it?

The lower the number, the better.

You get two, use them wisely:

Busta Rhymes - Where's My Money

4907 is at QV now. Was on the Q83 this evening.

Let's bring this topic back...

Listening to a mix but here's what it's up to:

Well my first memories of transit was when I was with my dad while Gleason first got their Orion V CNGs. I remember asking him if I could help drive by steering or by pushing the brakes/accelerator. Other than that, it was always riding the R68As along Brighton to/from Coney Island. As I grew up and moved to Queens, I was exposed to various buses and trains that all continue to become childhood memories. I didn't start taking pictures until around 7th grade when I got my first camera.. Afterwards, I've been on and off until 9th grade when I was able to go out more and what not.

Here's my G1 running with a clock of 672 MHz. (Max: 691 MHz in the pic) There's a kernel that allows for 710 MHz, and one for 825 MHz if you're still using CM5.

Well I know that the Droid 2 and the Droid X both have 1 GHz processors out of the box, while the original Droid has an underclocked processor of 550 MHz, which can easily be overclocked to as fast as 1200 MHz. At the same time, you have to remember that you need the benchmarks aren't necessarily the same. It would be more better to compare all of them together when they are on the latest firmwares, etc. LOL. Don't they keep the phones running on the chargers?

It is. My girlfriend has the Vibrant and she loves it. The super AMOLED screen does take a pull on the battery though. Also, take a look at this: Source: Engadget

It's a bit too late to use the G1 as an entry level phone especially when there's other phones that can definitely supersede it in terms of looks and performance. The only reason why I have a G1 is that it was cheap as a "for now" phone and I make the most out of it. If I had the money at the time, I would have gotten the Nexus One.