I'm up to page 18 with my renewable energy systems term paper. Roughly another seven pages and I'm golden. No worries. No? worries?
5.01.2006
all-most....
Aero project? Check (see below, nerdery in its finest). I modeled 60-mph airflow over the cross-bars of an empty Yakima roof rack. That black silhouette... yep, the Volvo. The top row is without a fairing, the bottom row includes one. If you really care, shoot me an email and I'll tell you the drag force an empty roof-rack adds to your car at such speeds. Nerds.
I'm up to page 18 with my renewable energy systems term paper. Roughly another seven pages and I'm golden. No worries. No? worries?
I'm up to page 18 with my renewable energy systems term paper. Roughly another seven pages and I'm golden. No worries. No? worries?
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that's tight dude.
I'm driving across the country this August to move to Claremont. I still have bike racks on the car, though I'm no longer a biker. Do I keep them on top?
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Dear Don Calvino the Great,
Your aero bar pics are of great interest but, alas, they are not realistic. Always in July I see Ski clamps and Snow board hitches on these things. Most hanging open. Flapping. You must redo this exersize with a more realistic situation.
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Oh, yeah, Calvin - I assume you received your Masters in Finance. Congratulations and all that.
Love and Kisses, Greg
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