At my office and no access to my win7 keys, but curious if this is only for full win7 purchase or if I also have upgrade copies of win7 will I be able to get a .ISO file?

That is probably an even better approach, instead of 2 machines why not a single machine doing it all.

A feature I would love to see, automating the moving of clothes from one machine to another.

Darren, 370z owner here, but what support/help do you provide teams like Doran racing? Always curious what Nissan/Nismo does to help those teams out that are not driving a GTR or now prototype car.

My wife and I usually do, but I start planning for the night in late December on where we want to go. Both budgeting some money, but also a new place to try that maybe we would not eat out on a normal night.

Looking for details on this as well, wife & I have a dog plus a couple cats who we do not want to let outside.

How would you best describe this scenario:

Is there anyway for people to track or view train schedules near them?

Coming from a Nissan fan, own a 370z (wife owns a 350z) and a RHD S14.

100% agree, the GT-R brought a new level to the game along with the price tag to the entire world (especially the US). The rest of the world had previous generations (R32/33/34), but this car shook the industry up.

Linus, my questions is not particularly on what component to buy, but I have not built a custom PC in about 5+ years. Use to read up on the latest GPU/CPU, had the best fans or latest mobo and the newest components every 6 months.

Nissan in 2012 added a coolant based oil cooler (routes the radiator fluid pass an oil line to try to reduce temps). An easy fix is a setrab oil cooler, 20-30 rows is plenty, but the fact that for almost 4 years Nissan would come back saying it is fine, even though with proof of limp mode on the street they denied it.

I own a 370z and the brakes almost kill this car for being track ready, see lower paragraph. Now change them out and you are fine, but the fact that this happened to the Nismo model (which is suppose to be a track-ish ready level trim) it failed miserably.

I could agree that the Miata could be in this grouping as well, especially out of the box. But I felt the FRS/BRZ was shown off and advertised as being a fun weekend track toy, yet it failed to deliver on this with subpar tires (prius tires) and suspension while can be fun on a canyon is not tuned for a track.

They have a ball on canyon carving but videos (and reviews) on a track show it lagging behind. It seems to be a car designed to compete against the s2000 a decade ago but just forgot to come out then.

People talk about how it is a fun car and is going back to the roots of driving, but it just under-performed on the track. Many started to add more HP, tires, suspension, and it came alive but out of the box it did not deliver on the track as it was expected.

That is a good point on annotation in Evernote, I need to look into that.

I have never really used Evernote as a 'document storage' area, I have dropbox & skydrive for that, plus it links instantly to my laptop, desktop, servers for back ups quickly & easily.

Started using this for scanning receipts. Working out nicely, just a good number of steps to go from Scannable to Dropbox, but it works so far and scans (pictures) come out very clean & legible.