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Pause: Enjoy The Scenery, Enjoy Life

by on Jun.11, 2010, under Other

I like this

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A four hour drive from Vegas to Los Angeles followed by a drive back to Vegas less than ten hours later. Life can be rush rush as we battle endless todo lists along with other life “tasks”. I have driven through here more than a few times, never stopping to simply enjoy and take it in. Today is different. Today I stop. Today, I don’t have my camera so I did what I could with my phone. Enjoy the shots, I know I enjoyed taking them.

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Tanner Foust Mulholland Drift Video – Pure Awesomeness

by on Mar.23, 2010, under Other

Will this be the viral video of the year? Maybe not, maybe so. Really though? Who cares, this is awesome! I have driven this road more than a few times, none of which were tail out like this.

Click play to watch Tanner Foust drift the well known Mulholland Drive.

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Set the Wayback Machine to 2003 – It’s SEMA

by on Mar.20, 2010, under Events, Other

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Todays New Talent – Fixing a Bathroom Vent Fan

by on Jan.08, 2010, under Other

It’s now 9:36 on a Friday night and i just finished repairing a bathroom vent fan. Call me domestic and put a beer in my hand… Except I don’t drink beer.

The fan sounded as though a rodent was stuck in there as of six months ago. 3 months ago, a replacement that “looked” like it might work was purchased with the intention of installing it. As with many things, life runs on and more time goes without replacing the faulty fan. Why would I, when there’s so much more fun stuff to do.

So finally my lovely wife Heidy talks some other sucker, er, um, I mean friend into swapping it out. This is when we see the original replacement is not quite right. Back at Lowes today we try again, take that in for a store credit and look for a replacement. The replacement is $30, I also spot the motor and fan assembly or $15. Score! Worst scenario has it going back yet again for another, so why not.

With a little bit of persuasion i was able to separate the old fan from the old motor. I also placed the old vent in the bathtub to soak hopefully freeing up the dust. Next, I coupled the new fan motor and blade after quadruple checking orientation.

For inserting the fan into the casing, first check the location of the duct, this is so you know which way the fan plugs in. Once checked, insert the tabs first, and a screw on the other side will complete the bathroom fan assembly.

This fan assembly works the same as a turbo so it pulls air in the vent, and compresses it as it forces the air out the duct. Now for the moment of truth, applying power. Flip the switch and make sure the fan is turning the right direction. Is it? If not turn the plug around and check again. Pat your back, you are now ready for the trim vent cover.
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Showing a Little Love For the Skittle

by on Jan.04, 2010, under Body, Engine, Other

Ever look over at your ride from across the parking lot and smile? It doesn’t take a high end car or even something that has caused many many hours of blood, sweat, tears, and what would be viewed as a leaking wallet. Here’s to you skittle.

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