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http://www.cwol.com/firewire/images/OrangeLinkPhotoPCCard.gif That's the card I have--prolly won't work for you. I've played with some web/media casting but it's been a while... Messed with streaming audio via Windows Media Services (or whatever it was called in Server 2000). Played with Shoutcast ...

i have a 6-pin (the bigger flavor) Firewire PCMCIA card you can use (maybe have). will that help out any?

Congrats!

I'm guessing this is the first? It was such a trip for me for our first--who's now 4 and racing in the 5 & under.... seems like yesterday!

Have you built his first bike up yet?

Also, that looks like a very familiar hospital...

Again, congrats!

Brent - thanks for posting. Yes, I have looked around there and other places too. Lots of good info in x86 hacks out there. I am just wondering if it is worth it to go ahead and do an XP load on it since we now have the iMac. The other side of the coin is that I already have a new-ish (six months) ...

Yessiree. It does have the little Firewire port. Other than the fact that it has Vista it is actually pretty nice. One of these days I will upgrade it to XP and it should be a fine machine. Either that or I will figure out a way to load OS-X Leopard :twisted: Curtis, have you looked into Hackintosh ?

dantheriver wrote:Jason, where on 90th?

I thought I heard that it's around a new Wal-Mart...

here's the new 90th/94th South WalMart:
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=40.5 ... &z=16&om=1

i've got parts i don't use. not great parts, but you shouldn't need a screamer to webcast. maybe a few of us could pool our parts into a PC that could be a dedicated webcaster?

you're using a PCMCIA card for internet, though, right?

Dan's post got me wondering a little more about dirt jump places... Alvey mentioned i-Street but I didn't know where it was.. I googled a little and found some one posting on pinkbike.com (which appears to be Mt. Biking/Downhilling?) He was showing a lot of pix from i-Street but still no location......

is this I-Street?

very cool! keep us updated!

it would be fun to have a retro night with the bikes and uniforms from back in the day--similar to what the big pro sports teams do... if only that stuff was EASY to get and hang onto.

BLong wrote:It would be nice to get moto #'s as it helps the newer families.

agreed!

i like to hear the names of the racers in the gate before it drops. i think it'd be neat to say certain things about them if there are interesting things to say--like "so and so just entered the 9I class..."

very cool! I LOVE 60's cars. I'm more of a Camaro guy (especially '67 and '68 ) but do really like some of the Mustangs too. My wife has really taken a liking to the 'stangs also--specifically the early years like yours--maybe up to '67 (i'm not as clear on them as the camaro). Yours isn't a fast ba...

ok fine, sounds like there are a lot of other good things to do. I guess I just need to get off of my butt and do some of them.