The Sierras. Get enough first time backpackers a day's hike into the backcountry and someone's bound to bring portable speakers.

If you're out in the middle of nowhere sound travels miraculously far. Now I know who to blame when I hear someone playing music across a valley.

But someone confiscated his almighty banhammer. Oh for the days when riling up Jesus resulted in the ban...

Not enough trucks for you? Hop on the 91 and head east a few miles. The IE will welcome you.

Fantasies of parking this down by a river...

I didn't wake up this morning planning on seeing the dumbest thing I've ever seen. But shit, Thursday delivered.

Please oh please let this end the atrocity that is the Petersen redesign.

NSX, lol

No Boss 429? Really?

"certain viewing situations" is the key. Beyond that it might increase pixel density but is it worth the cost bump. Specifically when you take into account the lack of 4k content. But this technology would benefit EVERY sized tv. Just need to see if it catches on and how much content is made for it.

Agree. I don't need 4k because I don't have a 60-70 inch TV. However this would make my current sized tv bonkers.

I can now identify the douchebag who kept me up the other night with their screaming exhaust. Thanks.

I know of the one near Loma Linda, is there another?

Ice coverage as of May 2014 seems like a poor comparison for multi-year ice which has survived two summers. Especially considering how varied the ice coverage can be.

Data is data.

If this becomes available I will purchase it.

but they didn't have experience on the subject

Beautiful yet I can't imagine how laborious it would be to try and move into one of these structures.

Since checking out the photo you linked to it appears to be. Not sure it's accessible but I've gotta find it!

Once LA State Historic Park reopens next year I'm gonna have to search for that segment. Any idea if it's getting moved/removed during park construction?

I think so. If I remember right (too lazy to look it up) they got their in-house R up to the numbers you mentioned. I think that one involved boring it over a bit too though.