@unknownuser said: Here it is Edson Mac Book Pro Review Ken Mingis writes a good review, thanks for posting link. Mike

It got the looks of a great big mean bug.. Mike can you share something you did see in London ??

The kind of charge needed to run 350 miles being replenished in 10 minutes would probably cause quite a bit of heat, don't think those batteries will last too long after a few repeat 10 min charges. Anyhows, what do I know, not a scientist by a long shot, just an opinion.

Mike - this is also a pretty cool phone. [image: blackjack.jpg] but you need the 3G network. cheers john

Very cool technology! My wife and I also invest in green companies....it's cool to know that my ultimate bosses do the same! On a side note, the Google campus in California has one of the largest solar arrays in North America! Check it out in Google Earth...tons of solar panels power the campus. Thanks for sharing, Mike! Cheers, - CraigD

It illustrates the point that it is error to measure a man by his weakness or his works alone...

Love that KtraK bike Ross!! Could have used that kit here in Colorado all last week! - CraigD

Yep, here was the explanation in the email I got from a friend. @unknownuser said: It's a hard disk drive back in 1956... with 5 MB of storage. In September 1956 IBM launched the 305 RAMAC, the first 'SUPER' computer with a hard disk drive (HDD). The HDD weighed over a ton and stored a 'whopping' 5 MB of data. Do you appreciate your 8 GB memory stick a little more now? And if you could not read TIG's post... @tig said: it's an IBM 305 RAMAC. That central cylinder is a hard drive. IBM introduced the hard drive (RAMAC) in 1956; it stored 5Mb [that's Mb NOT Gb !!!] in an enclosure the size of a big refrigerator, and cost ~$150,000. 1Tb now costs ~£300 !!! So we now have ~10,485,760 more space per dollar after 50+ years of development: it also fits in a much smaller volume...

Happy birthday Tavi and keep up the good work!

It probably would but I'm talking about a 'quickie' fix and xPad works for this. Mike

OKAY!!! Is there anything Gogle is NOT into?!!? hehe Mike RL

Thanks Jon and yes it probably will put it on Google Earth when time permits. Attached is a pic showing half the dome + interior. Nothing to do with Renders but came across this http://www.ibogleif.dk/spil/flashspil/minigolf/minigolf.swf while doing some research on golf simulators .... great fun and quite addictive .... best I could mannage was 41! Mike [image: bL8T_Picture5.jpg]

@todamgood4u said: So now when I get done with this project that has been eating away 16 hours from every day, I am going to start building my first car project. I'm pretty excited! Todamgood4U, You look far to young to be driving cars let alone building them Will you attempt the build in SU or have you another program in mind? And what car have you in mind Mike

Guys I have split the selection bug off this thread and moved to the Bug Reports subfolder for better attention by the Google Team (and as was requested by Barry or Brad somewhere above). Here is the link to the new thread. I hope you don't mind...

hmmm, where have I heard that before?... The way touch screens and touch pads are developing, I have chosen to wait till March next year, apparently a few new models are to be released that are built for Cad and 3d apps.

Hey mike!! I know this isnt a forum for guitars.... But Its nice to see someone with the same infinity as me... I have a 77 Gibson Les Paul standard with sunburst!!! Anyhow... nice program as well!!!

oh!! fantastic lovely program--thsanks !!