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  1. Just my opinions, none in any specific order:

    Racers:
    Hodges-Myerson
    J-Me
    E-Rok
    Jason
    Carl
    Honorable mention to CritPro

    People here on cycling:
    Benjo
    Carl
    Andy
    Les
    Casey

    Smartest:
    Henry
    Kyle
    Greg
    Andy
    Ilan

    Given most to cycling:
    Andy
    Casey
    Adam
    Les
    J-me

    People I respect most, but it's a long list:
    Andy
    Carl
    E-Rok
    JT
    Greg/kyle

    People I most enjoy discussing things with:
    TK
    Lafferty
    Sierraman
    Greg
    Henry

    Special category for just being good people:
    Ken
    heather
    J-me
    Pedalchick
    Bruce

    These really don't mean [censored] but hopefully add some material for discussion
    other than doping, tabloid reports, and cheap shots.
    Bill C

  2. Sorry to reply to myself but Alan Atwood fits into a bunch of these lists.
    Since he posts very little here it just went right by.
    Wade Summers is also in that category.
    Bill C

  3. TritonRider said:
    Quoted message said:

    Smartest:
    Henry
    Kyle
    Greg
    Andy
    Ilan

    Thanks I think, but I've proven I'm a dumbass. I gotta go.

  4. TritonRider said:

    These really don't mean [censored] but hopefully add some material for discussion
    other than doping, tabloid reports, and cheap shots.

    Glad to have avoided being on anyone's list so far (except maybe
    heather's xms card list)

  5. "Stewart Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    TritonRider said:

    These really don't mean [censored] but hopefully add some material for
    discussion
    other than doping, tabloid reports, and cheap shots.

    Glad to have avoided being on anyone's list so far (except maybe heather's
    xms card list)

    Stew, you're on all kinds of lists but you won't find out which until it's
    too late.....

  6. "Stewart Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    TritonRider said:

    These really don't mean [censored] but hopefully add some material for
    discussion
    other than doping, tabloid reports, and cheap shots.

    Glad to have avoided being on anyone's list so far (except maybe heather's
    xms card list)

    Stew, you're on all kinds of lists but you won't find out which until it's
    too late.....

  7. quote='Stewart Fleming'TritonRider said:

    These really don't mean [censored] but hopefully add some material for discussion
    other than doping, tabloid reports, and cheap shots.

    Glad to have avoided being on anyone's list so far (except maybe
    heather's xms card list)[/QUOTE]

    Lucky you. I'm going to have to quit posting for about a year so I can be removed from all these lists on rec.bicycles.saddlesniffers. And do you people really *respect* cripplepoop? Buncha rec.bicycles.[censored].

  8. "pedalchick" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Lucky you. I'm going to have to quit posting for about a year so I can
    be removed from all these lists on rec.bicycles.saddlesniffers. And do
    you people really *respect* cripplepoop? Buncha rec.bicycles.[censored].
    --
    pedalchick

    Respect has nothing to do with it. Recreation Bicycles Racing is also
    entertainment, how much respect can you have for anyone simply from reading
    their posts? Now that said, there are lots of well educated cyclists in the
    group, as well as doctors, historians, and those that know just about every
    aspect of cycling, a specialist who will chime in with excellent feedback.
    Pick just about any possible question related to Pro racing worldwide, and
    if the right lurkers tap in, you will get all the info you are looking for
    and more. What more could you possibly ask for? This is where it rocks,
    cheaper then paying for all those cycling mags and more fun then just
    reading articles from the web. The cadence and horsepower thread was a
    excellent example of what might happen on a rainy day. Hurray for the Euro
    guys who have a window on the world. Heck, even Tosi and especially Sergio
    have a fresh hand in the Italian cycling world, and thanks so much
    especially to Sergio for all the help he has provided me! He is definitively
    at the top of my list! :-)

    B-

  9. Sierraman said:
    Quoted message said:

    ... a specialist who will chime in with excellent feedback.

    As an EE, I specialize in negative feedback. I took a class. You are all
    welcome.

  10. gwhite <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    As an EE, I specialize in negative feedback. I took a class. You are all
    welcome.

    A true Son of Liberty eschews negative feedback. Single-Ended Triodes are the
    way of the free man. ;-)

  11. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Tim Mullin said:

    gwhite <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    As an EE, I specialize in negative feedback. I took a class. You are all
    welcome.

    A true Son of Liberty eschews negative feedback. Single-Ended Triodes are the
    way of the free man. ;-)

    But probably not the man with little $. A nice set of EL34s or 6881s
    works pretty good, too.

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    "You ain't having fun until you're dialing 911"
    Atomic 7

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  12. gwhite said:
    Sierraman said:

    ... a specialist who will chime in with excellent feedback.

    As an EE, I specialize in negative feedback. I took a class. You are all
    welcome.

    Also as an EE, I posit that Usenet in general is based on Control
    theory, whereby a deliberately unstable system has been designed so as
    to exhibit a faster response, albeit at the cost of a bit of oscillation
    in the signal.

  13. Howard Kveck <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    But probably not the man with little $. A nice set of EL34s or 6881s
    works pretty good, too.

    Nor should the true patriot forget the KT-88, which, in tridoe mode offers
    much sonic bang for the buck.

  14. "pedalchick" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Lucky you. I'm going to have to quit posting for about a year so I can
    be removed from all these lists on rec.bicycles.saddlesniffers. And do
    you people really *respect* cripplepoop? Buncha rec.bicycles.[censored].

    --
    pedalchick

    Nah, don't quit posting. You Heather, Sierraman, and maybe a couple others
    are the only posters I always make an effort to read. Not posting for
    awhile won't work anyway. Heck, I only read maybe 1 in 3 OP's, rarely a
    whole thread, and only post something, what, once every coupla months on
    average, and somehow even _I_ made it one of these lists (though thankfully
    not this one!) I guess them's the pros and cons of being female in a 99%
    male environment.

    PM me and let me know how the sponsorship thing and your injury are doing,
    and stuff like that :-)

    Suz

  15. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Tim Mullin said:

    Howard Kveck <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    But probably not the man with little $. A nice set of EL34s or 6881s
    works pretty good, too.

    Nor should the true patriot forget the KT-88, which, in tridoe mode offers
    much sonic bang for the buck.

    That's true. The 6L6 packs a wallop, too. A well balanced tube set-up
    can sound *so* good, especially when paired with an efficient set of
    speakers.

    "Volume is an effect all its own". Me.

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    "You ain't having fun until you're dialing 911"
    Atomic 7

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  16. Howard Kveck <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:

    A well balanced tube set-up
    can sound *so* good, especially when paired with an efficient set of
    speakers.

    Sadly, efficient does not describe my Totems. A difficult load, and not one
    easily paired with an affordable tube amp. So, for the moment, I reside in
    the world of solid state electronics.

    This does get me thinking though, of how so many people here [censored] about the
    lack of content, and high noise ratio on r.b.r.. They should all be banished
    to the hell of rec.audio.high.end where the same people have been having the
    same three arguemnts for over a decade now. By comparison, this is paradise.

  17. Tim Mullin said:


    Howard Kveck <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:

    A well balanced tube set-up
    can sound *so* good, especially when paired with an efficient set of
    speakers.

    Sadly, efficient does not describe my Totems. A difficult load, and not one
    easily paired with an affordable tube amp. So, for the moment, I reside in
    the world of solid state electronics.

    This does get me thinking though, of how so many people here [censored] about the
    lack of content, and high noise ratio on r.b.r.. They should all be banished
    to the hell of rec.audio.high.end where the same people have been having the
    same three arguemnts for over a decade now. By comparison, this is paradise.

    DIY
    http://www.pmillett.addr.com/push-pull_kt88_class_a_amp_with_universal_driver_pcb.htm

    Not DIY:
    "All these output tubes will present their own sonic signature." (Which tells
    me there is something *wrong* with them.)
    http://www.upscaleaudio.com/aes/ae-25tech.htm
    http://www.caryaudio.com/products/audio/rocket88.shtml

    I prefer the two power amps I have to tube designs:
    http://www.phaselinearhistory.com/d500amp.htm
    I don't worry about efficiency; they are 800 W/ch continuous RMS @ 4 ohm. (3.2
    kW total)

  18. A perfect example of a degrading signal of the original thread.

    -Ken

  19. Stewart Fleming said:


    Glad to have avoided being on anyone's list so far (except maybe
    heather's xms card list)

    not so fast, along with my xmas card list, you are on the list posted by
    ken. a simple misspelling doesn't let you off the hook! (see below for
    cut and paste, sterwart 🙂

    Quoted message said:

    Other Top men...

    Henry Chang - (moving up again)
    Amit
    Warren G.
    Dan Connelly
    Sterwart Fleming
    John Forrest Tomlinson
    Steven Sheffield
    Howard Kveck
    Brian (Two Guns) Trdina
    Rik Van Diesel
    Tim Mullin (moving up again)
    Chris
    Tom Paterson
    Tom Arsenault
    Fat Stevie
    Donald Munro
    Gym Gravity
    Steve McGinty
    Erik Saunders

  20. k.papai said:


    A perfect example of a degrading signal of the original thread.

    What do you think about this training tune:

    EVERYDAY IN THE WEEK I'M IN A DIFFERNET CITY

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