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Originally Posted by shiznit (Post 1385505)

Bar.... Quit taking critical cockpit instrumentation out of the Maddogs! :D

It's ok they are getting "state of the art new glass panels" so they have extras :D

Hitler gets a bid to the maddog

This has probably been posted already, but just in case it's pretty funny.

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Originally Posted by hoserpilot (Post 1385391)

Which one? B6, B10??

B10 has more room for 3 day trips..

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Originally Posted by gloopy (Post 1385189)

Like what are you thinking?

Last I heard Southwest was going to move out of T4 entirely and move down into the new T1 which was supposed to some day exist west of T2 where we park, where the old executive terminal was. That's apparently where the new train was supposed to end.

And Southwest owns PHX because its actually in the Southwest. Why they continue to win in the Mississippi Delta is another issue.

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Originally Posted by whitt767 (Post 1385302)

I have a Brightline bag as well. Great bag. It sits back perfectly on the MDM locker. Allows access to the printer without moving the bag. The huge amount of external pockets make it really easy to stay organized. I think it is the best solution for the maddog driver. I commute as well, fits under seats.

I've had great luck with this bag in black.
Commute Laptop TSA-Friendly Messenger Bag - Timbuk2 Bags

Any truth to a rumor about issues with the concrete out at F? Considering the source, I didn't give it much credit, but still thought I might ask if anyone has heard about problems with weight bearing.

BTW, it's Friday and the beaches are finally warming up.

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Originally Posted by GunshipGuy (Post 1385602)

Haven't heard the rumor, but if it keeps the 380 away(and only the 380) that would be awesome.

Question for the group,
Does anyone know if "guard dude" that started this thread 12797 pages ago ever found a job?
LUV

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Originally Posted by GunshipGuy (Post 1385079)

Since we're on this topic, what's a good recommendation on the way to go with a Windows OS for putting a iMac bootcampt to work? My iMac is 6.5 years old (2.16 GHz Intel Core Duo, 2 GB SDRAM). I'm considering using easybid and would need windows to run their software. I'm considering Windows 7 Home Premium which goes for around $100. Then again, I'm also thinking of just staying with the PBS method. Suggestions? New iMac might be in the not too distant future--want a newer, speedier platform to edit home videos. This one will do the job, but it's show its age.

VMWare Fusion and whatever version of Windows you want. XP or Vista will run EasyBid and won't use a lot of ram.

Any of the emulators, (VMWare or Parallels) will use all the ram you can give them. The earlier versions of Windows will run better with less ram dedicated to the virtual machine.

I use VMWare Fusion with Vista on an 08 Macbook (4gb ram) daily and love it. I have 1 gb dedicated to VMWare.

I've used Parallels in the past and it works fine too. VMWare Fusion just works better when you want to have the Windows environment running together with other Apple OS programs. It's really easy and quick to switch back and forth. Learn what Hot Corners are and use them to switch from Windows back to Mac.