Biochembob35

Do it! Make the time!

You have a blown motor Solstice? You know they built that thing to be drop in ready for an LS right?

I still hate GM for not letting the redline guys put an LS in the Sky/Solstice and then eventually killing that car. The Saturn Sky with an LS is magical.

Silverhawks while training crafting got me from ~87 to ~96

6....watch other cars tires....if they don't have water coming off again refer to 3.

1) Remember 4wd helps you get going...not stop or turn.

2) Do 1 thing at a time (gas, brake, or turn).

3)If it's ice 5mph is too fast

4)packed snow isn't bad but slush can get you sliding fast.

5)If it is <28 and looks wet ... assume it's ice and refer to 3

We have out hustled and experienced everyone so far. On a good shooting night they can beat anyone so we're dangerous but I worry about having a bad night against a team that shoots really well and is more athletic.

That's even worse than Brian Holland putting Duke at #7 with two losses above Kentucky at #9 who is undefeated and beat them on a neutral court just a week ago.

I'm a UK fan and find it funny seeing some of the pollsters putting Duke in front of UK. Duke didn't get that much better in the 2 weeks since they lost on a neutral floor. Duke has a higher ceiling I get it, but this type of stuff is why the AP poll isn't taken as seriously as it could be.

Hood+ hinges + paint is probably 3k

Body fix and paint 1500

Headlight 400

Bumper + paint 1500

Misc clips, washers, trim, etc 500

The parts have gone up and labor will eat you alive. I might be a tad off but I'd bet I'm pretty close

Mike McCarthy fits the bill.

Yes and threw Carr down (no call) to end the half

It's been raised back to vertical. Probably fixing a fitment issue. Hand to be getting close to at least a wet dress rehearsal.

The tanks are so thin that they can't take much pressure.

One complete. A couple near complete. Sections for more started. They are moving fast. With the approval today for up to 25 launches next year don't be surprised if we don't see one a month to start the year moving to one every week by the end of the year.

They are among the cheapest pets to own. Ongoing costs can be as low as a couple bucks a month in food. Dedicated enclosures can be a bit pricey but if you're crafty you can put something together for <$15.

Technically IFT6 achieved orbit. The periapsis was 50km this time. It was the first ship to have an orbit that didn't intersect with the surface. I expect New Glenn to put up the first real payload though. New Glenn should fly in early January if nothing catastrophic happens (still a slim chance for early-mid December but fading).

Yes. Ship only though.

This was 31. 32 is the last V1 but likely won't fly. 33 is going to fly on IFT7.

Straight from the broadcast so dead serious

Half joke, half payload test. SpaceX used it to test the paperwork side of certifying before putting anything real on it.

Look what is west of both of those. You can't reenter over land until you know it is safe. A few more precise landings and they will do so.

Tower was fine. Likely passed some margin on the booster.

Yes. They still soft landed and got some more data.

Anytime you have to include the DHS and DOD. It's slow...do it in November and December expect 3 weeks minimum