joel0613

Echo Bay Trading. E for Echo. Now you know.

I was in Nor Cal most of the week and had to drive from Oakland to Windsor and back. I just drove back today and I have to say... the traffic was really not bad going either way. they have the bottom level open already and the top should be done by June 1st. It did look pretty cool close up...

I when I bought this, I tried to get it with every option I could. Sports package, wheels, tires... blah blah. It's a great car and would continue to purcahse them for a long time. It's fast, reliable and gets okay gas milage.

Well, I went to Loara High School in the 80's so I knew Jeff Buckley. Unfortunately he passed away in 2000. I also was in band with Gwen Stefani. I graduated with Eric, her brother. Can't say I hear from them much... I guess I should have taken that offer to play in the horn section. Who knew.

The camera you get depends on what you want to use it for. I just bought 2 new digital camera's. The first is a Digital SLR, the Nikon D70S. It's about $800 or so. Uses Nikon lenses. Very good camera. If you are looking for a point and shoot, the Canon SD600 6mp camera is excellent. Very small with great battery life. I carry it everywhere now. http://www.letsgodigital.org/en/news/articles/story_6482.html Hope this helps.

Hello, Just my two cents but smwdm.sys is your sound card driver. You are having audio issues. Uninstall your audio card remove it from your system. Reboot, then shutdown and put it back in. Install clean drivers. The audio card is crashing your system.

I got Sirius in my car from the dealer and it's great. There are 100's of channels. Never once have I heard Howard on the air. The only complaint that I would have is the signal from satelite is weak. The ground based transievers don't cover all of my area so it drops out. Not only under bridges but under trees and reflection of buildings drops it out. Eventually it will get better. I have a friend who has xm and sirius in his vehicle. Basically after listening to both for a while, XM is more mainstream... pop and Sirius will be more b side songs. Though they both are repetative, I like traffic reports, news and 80's music on Sirius.

1. Right click on the task bar (bar with the start button on it) 2. Left click on task manager 3. Click on processes tab 4. Click twice on CPU heading. This will show you at the top of the list what process is causing 100% cpu time. Once you know what it is, you can try and get rid of it. It is normal for system idle process to be a large number, don't worry about that. The process that is taking up lots of time, you can try and right click on it and then end process tree. Just a warning, if you end a process that is system dependant or application dependant you can crash your system. Good luck. jg613@pacbell.net