Podcasts about boosted board

This week, we're pulling one of our favorite episodes from the archive due to everyone being out for Thanksgiving here in the states. If you've been listening to Waveform for a while, but for all of the newer listeners (of which there are many) this one is for you. It's a deep dive episode where David spoke with multiple people trying to get to the bottom of what happened with the company Boosted Board. Enjoy the long holiday weekend everyone! Links: Music by KamrenB: https://spoti.fi/2WRJOFh Other music by 20SYL: https://spoti.fi/3di7n2F Kara Swisher podcast ep: https://spoti.fi/3x1VmXc Sanjay Dastoor: https://twitter.com/sanjaydastoor Casey Neistat: http://twitter.com/casey Sean O'Kane: http://twitter.com/sokane1 Boosted USA: BoostedUSA.com Shop the merch: https://shop.mkbhd.com Socials: Waveform: https://twitter.com/WVFRM Waveform: https://www.threads.net/@waveformpodcast Marques: https://www.threads.net/@mkbhd Andrew: https://www.threads.net/@andrew_manganelli David Imel: https://www.threads.net/@davidimel Adam: https://www.threads.net/@parmesanpapi17 Ellis: https://twitter.com/EllisRovin TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@waveformpodcast Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/mkbhd Music by 20syl: https://bit.ly/2S53xlC Waveform is part of the Vox Media Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Foo tell us how the RS got a trip to the shop for unknown CEL reasons. Check Engine code for a low battery in a key fob? Foo gets to drive an electric car and he's got comments. Some EVS are giving gas vibes, literally, but only in Europe (we're looking at you Shelby Mustang Mach E GT). EV charger talk... and why Tesla owns the charging market, sadly. Foo is interested in an electric skateboard, briefly. Plus more!

Troels har taget en fremragende serie fra HBO Max med, The Flight Attendant, med Kaley Cuoco i hovedrollen. Anders har taget et transportmiddel med.. ja lyt med! Vi vil meget gerne høre om de ting i synes er fede så skriv endelig til os på diverse kanaler eller på email fedtpodcast@gmail.com (mailto:fedtpodcast@gmail.com) Links: Se The Flight Attendant – Stream TV-serier | HBO Max (https://www.hbomax.com/dk/da/series/urn:hbo:series:GX5MHsQzwwIuLwgEAAACp?countryRedirect=1) Boosted Stealth (https://boostedusa.com/products/boosted-stealth) AirShampoo Lande-Gutscheinheft 2022 | airshampoo.de (https://www.airshampoo.de/udpage.php?slid=1&pageid=50)

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Jyri Engeström is the Co-Founder and General Partner at Yes VC, an early-stage venture capital firm based in San Francisco. They invest in the pre-seed and seed stages of companies set in motion by social movements. In his previous role at True Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm, he invested in e.g. Iceye, building a constellation of radar satellites to track climate change. As an angel investor he's invested in Moves (acquired by Facebook), Applifier (acquired by Unity), Betabrand, Oura and others. As an entrepreneur, he has founded, grown, and negotiated the acquisition of two mobile consumer companies: Jaiku, a mobile social network acquired by Google; and Ditto, a mobile local recommendations app acquired by Groupon. As an executive, he has run product teams. At Google, he was the product manager responsible for the Gmail mobile app, Mobile Calendar, and Google's social networking efforts. At Groupon, he was Director of Product Management on the executive team that started and grew Groupon’s point-of-sale and payments businesses. He was the Head of Product at Boosted, an electric vehicle company that created the Boosted Board electric skateboard. At Nokia, he was Sr. Product Manager of Internet Handhelds. He is also co-founder of Sesat School, a micro-school in San Francisco; and serve on the board of the Rare Cancer Research Foundation. He also co-owns a café in Helsinki.  About Our Partners This episode is brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country's fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor's "Best Places to Work"​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. This episode is also brought to you by Toptal. Toptal is an exclusive network of the top freelance software developers, designers, finance experts, product managers, and project managers in the world. Top companies hire Toptal freelancers for their most important projects. Connect with Jyri Engeström Yes VC Twitter LinkedIn partners@yes.vc Some of the Topics Covered by Jyri in this Episode How Jyri decided to start Yes VC in 2018 with his life partner, Caterina Fake Why Yes VC is focused on social movements Making 20 investments and the $13M Fund he ended up raising The check size of Yes VC of $250K - $1.5M w/ the smallest bet of $30K How Jyri is managing his deal flow for Yes VC and what's happening in the early-stage venture capital world "Mango Seed" rounds of funding as a trend in VC The $6M fund of Rahul Vohra and $6.7M fund of Chris Sacca The dynamic of smaller funds and who they invest in Why 3 of 5 investments of Yes VC were invested at the moment of founding Finding potential founders before they even start companies and why Yes VC seeds ideas in smart people COVID in the town of Bolinas and they offered testing for ALL the residents The diligence process at Yes VC and why they focus on founder-product fit How many deals Jyri is looking at and what entrepreneurs need to understand about venture capitalists Why 50% of their investments are from their founder network or early angel investors looking for early-stage funds to lead the round "The obligatory point of passage" Why Jyri believes the best founders now are building portfolios Jyri's experience starting and selling Jaiku to Google Selling his second company, Ditto, to Groupon Links from the Episode True Ventures Caterina Fake Etsy Kickstarter Jerry Yang Phil Black Jon Callaghan Founders Fund Rahul Vohra Chris Sacca Entrepreneur First Y Combinator Blue Bottle Coffee Reconnect Softbank Jack Dorsey Indie Hackers Andrew Mason Descript

Almost a year ago, Michal was my first podcast guest. We had a call on Sunday, just after the moovit exit news came out ... enjoy. We talk about: Corona, cities, on demand delivery, scooters, bikes, governments, boosted board, speed and the future.

Jeff is on Hiatus. One Nacho - Winter Meetup in Colorado Strawberry Hot Springs Alcoholic Seltzers Jared gets bullied by Triston Toilet flush gamble - Cigarette signage Infectious Virus Keeping a mustache Airport people watching - masks below The airline recline debate Boosted board is dead, Gopro will be next Drinks: Sweetwater G13 Maui Brewing - Coconut Porter

Has Boosted Board gone bankrupt? In our first podcast episode, we discuss what has happened to the most iconic electric skateboard brand.

Incredibly, we made it to episode 100 of the Cigar Snob Podcast! Erik, Ivan and Nick light up some limited-edition Viva La Vida Jester Cigars to talk sports – NBA, UFC, MLB, PGA, NFL — along with some of the latest news about American forces killing ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Nick's dislocating his shoulder in a Boosted Board accident, and the Joker movie. Music in this episode: "BossaBossa" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Shownotes: www.unpackingdesign.com/podcast/81There are many people seeking and embracing alternative means of transportation in major metropolitan areas where traveling through either public or private means is often unreliable. In places like New York City, San Francisco, and Chicago where traffic is unbearable and public transportation is congested, other means such as bicycling and skateboarding are faster and more reliable. One of the latest trends is e-scooters with a popular one from Boosted Boards (maker of a popular motorized long board skateboard) called the Boosted Rev that has a top speed of 24 MPH and 20 miles range.In this episode, Tim shares his latest pursuit of giving up his car and traveling from his house to his office and back by bicycling. In his search for alternative means of transportation, he came across the latest hot tech item, the Boosted Rev, and has been contemplating purchasing one for his daily commute. The durability, sleek aesthetic, powerful motors, and safety features makes the Boosted Rev a great purchase for short daily commutes.Mike and Tim compare the Boosted Rev to other popular forms of transportation from the Boosted Board to One Wheel. They also get into a debate about the downsides of the Boosted Rev including the weight (47 lbs) and the inconvenience of lugging it around a store or restaurant.Learn more about the Boosted Rev and other potential forms of transportation for short commutes in this episode of Unpacking Design! —Thank you for listening to Unpacking Design!To share your thoughts and make suggestions, keep the conversation going on twitter with Mike (@archivalley) and Tim (@tim_ung)Please consider leaving an honest rating and review on iTunes and anywhere else that you listen to podcasts. They help us get the show in front of more awesome listeners like you!Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes to make sure you stay up to date on each new show!

Ivan's daughter's in golf camp, Erik's kids are sailing, Nick is still alive after his first Boosted Board rides, and we smoke a Rocky Patel Super Ligero Lancero from the Cigar Snob vault. Music in this episode: "BossaBossa" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Erik, Ivan and Nick are back at it after a bit of a hiatus form their Cigar Snob Podcast team chats. The gang gathers around the mics to smoke Laranja Escuro cigars, talk about the upcoming Mexico issue, and speculate on how much longer Nick has to live now that he's bought an electric skateboard. Music in this episode: "BossaBossa" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Armie Hammer posts video of son sucking his toes. Teens who terrorized homeowners are arrested after homeowner pulls gun. Nobody knows how to pronounce Maybach. Parents reveal how BOTH of their children are transgender. Paul de Gelder, shark attack survivor, calls in. Dan Costa on for Tech Tuesday. Nadz sold his Boosted Board.

J’ai reçu Niko du site blablahightech.fr et du podcast “le streetcast de Niko”. Ensemble, nous avons abordé de manière didactique le monde merveilleux des skates électriques, mais aussi le blogging sur les sujets high-tech. Attention, cet épisode va probablement vous donner envie de vous équiper très prochainement ! Références sur les skates électriques les marques les plus connues, les références : Boosted Board ($750), Evolve (1 300€)Les premiers prix : les boards chinoises : Meepo ($299), Wowgo ($419), Acton (300€)Le milieu de gamme : ElwingBoards (500€), Backfire (450$)Le haut de gamme : Enertion (1 300€), Unikboards (1 800€), Eskating (1 200€),Les exceptions : Mellowboards (700€) , RideUnlimited (800€)Mellow Board Le forum de référence (entre autre) pour faire son skate soi-même : www.e-sk8.fr/forum (tuto, aides, communauté, rencontres) Next move : Onewheel Retrouvez-nous Niko : Le blogInstagram @nikocha31YouTubeLe podcastFacebookTwitter Présenté par Guillaume Vendé

On this week's podcast, Chris and Luke talk about Luke's nasty fall, his Tahoe trip, and a person's new boba shop. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/irrelevantpodcast/support

Green Travel on the “Last Mile” meets broken ass.  Seeing Emergency Responders in action!  Will he have to give up his butt modeling career and other ridiculous considerations.  Oh yeah, and some travel tips:  Get your stinky ass out of my section of the plane. Some trauma nurses should switch careers and try torturing animals (Jesus, just kidding!) In this week’s podcast Mark breaks down the “Last Mile” effort by green transpotation companies that run the gamut from the Boosted Board (longboard) to those scooters you see everywhere.  Hello, San Francisco!  Mark chronicles a Last Mile crash that he witnessed first hand, and how the medical teams involved responded, reminding us all that travel insurance is key!  He leaves you with a critical warning: Don’t be a window stealer!

Ryan North's new book, How to Invent Everything, addresses that question that's probably been sitting in the back of your brain since you were a kid: If you got stuck in a previous time period, could you survive on your wits alone? Ryan says yes, so long as you bring a little advice. Also on this episode, field editor James Lynch talks about riding a Boosted Board between New York City and Philadelphia; Roy talks about chopping and seasoning firewood; tech editor Alex George uses a video game to test drive a Maclaren you can't even buy; and the testing table tries out gravity blankets.  

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In today’s show we cover the rise of scooter sharing and how different localized constraints result in different micromobility solutions blooming. Specifically: - The scooter sharing model that Bird pioneered, why it emerged in Santa Monica and why it might not apply to other contexts.- The history from the Segway to the hoverboard, Boosted Board and on to the current scooter form factor.- The local variables that need to be considered for micromobility fleet operators.

This week Nick and Raymond discuss many of topics including the shooting of the first ever episode of the engine failure and Raymond's crashing of a boosted board.Follow Engine Failure:YouTube www.youtube.com/enginefailure Twitter twitter.com/Engine_Failure_ Instagram www.instagram.com/engine_failure Follow Nick:YouTube www.youtube.com/ar12gaming Instagram www.instagram.com/nickandy1/ Follow Ray:YouTube www.youtube.com/user/rayvision420 Instagram www.instagram.com/rayvision420/

On this inaugural podcast, Chris and Luke talk about Boosted Board stories and their experiences working at their current jobs --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/irrelevantpodcast/support

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The goal is essentially to increase net-profit while increasing return on investment and increasing cash flow. Today we’re discussing The Goal by Eliyahu M. Goldratt. It is a business novel that Eliyahu used to introduce the “Theory of Constraints”, a sort of meta-theory for business (and life, really) that you can use to advance the output of just about any system. It is very much a “zero-to-one” book, where you’ll see the world differently after reading. We cover a wide range of topics, including: Improving all of your systems with the Theory of Constraints Discovering bottlenecks in various systems and effectively optimizing them Identifying your goal and making positive progress towards it Becoming a better manager or employee by using the Theory of Constraints Improving your time-management skills, productivity, and workflow Useful mental hacks for waking up easier and for making habits stick And much more. Please enjoy, and be sure to grab a copy of The Goal and to check out Nat’s Notes on the book! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out our other episode on How to Think Like Elon Musk, to emulate Musk’s way of thinking for extreme advantages, and our episode on Antifragile, to learn how to profit from chaos.   Mentioned in the show: The Theory of Constraints [1:13] AlphaLab [5:31] Sumo [7:35] Zirtual [12:13] Unlimited Brewing Company [13:21] Growth Machine [18:26] Joe Rogan Podcast [28:20] Nat’s article on how to start a podcast [39:37] Deep House Relax on Spotify [40:28] (Nat and Neil’s favorite playlist for deep work) Last of the Mohicans’ soundtrack [40:39] Halo soundtrack [40:45] Matrix soundtrack [40:51] Tron soundtrack [40:52] The Magician on Soundcloud [43:05] OWSLA and Skrillex mix [43:24] Praxis on Medium [45:45] Medium [45:45] Getting Stuff Done Like a Boss course [46:34] Building a Second Brain course [46:45] The Forcing Function [47:00] Nat Chat podcast [47:02] Nat Chat episode with Chris Sparks [47:02] Tiago Forte’s main courses [47:09] Neil’s post on viewing books similar to VC [48:00] Four Sigmatic’s Mushroom Coffee [1:02:18] Athletic Greens [1:02:28] Game of Thrones [1:05:48] Stranger Things [1:05:49] Buffer [1:07:57] Made You Think episode on Thinking Like Elon Musk [1:09:18] Tesla [1:09:18] Boosted Board [1:11:28] How to Legally Own People article [1:13:26] Books mentioned: The Goal (Nat’s Notes) Antifragile [4:29] (Made You Think episode) (Nat’s Notes) Work Clean [50:22] (episode coming 12-19 or 12-26) (Nat’s Notes) Principles [52:17] (episode coming 12-5) (Nat’s Notes) Emergency [1:19:43] (Made You Think episode) (Nat’s Notes) People mentioned: Eliyahu M. Goldratt Zak Slayback [4:04] Joe Rogan [28:20] Daft Punk [40:55] Rapper Nas [41:55] Lil Wayne [41:58] Future [42:02] Ivan Pavlov [43:22] Adil Majid [43:29] Tiago Forte [45:32] Chris Sparks [46:59] Elon Musk [1:09:18] Nassim Nicholas Taleb [1:13:26] 0:00 - Introductory quote, a bit of background on the book and the author, and how you can use this book to help you out in both business and in life. 7:24 - Some examples from the book applied to the real-world and some flaws in various business systems. 10:36 - What the actual goal is for various systems, some details on the goal’s infrastructure, and why these three metrics are important. “The goal is essentially to increase net-profit while increasing return on investment and increasing cash flow.” 19:40 - The next part on the daily goal metrics (throughput, inventory, and operational expense) and some details on those. 21:10 - How to use these metrics if you’re not a manager or a CEO and are without a big-picture perspective. Also, some discussion on these metrics, applying them to members of a system, and some real-world examples. 28:44 - Figuring out all of these metrics and operations and then applying them in day-to-day situations. The beginning of how the main character in the story does this. 30:47 - The bottleneck issue from the book and applying it to real-world scenarios, the funny story of discovering and solving the bottleneck from the book, and some discussion on it. (Tangent #1 at 31:29) 35:05 - The order for optimizing around a bottleneck properly. Also, some examples of optimizing various bottlenecks and improving your time management skills. Nat and Neil’s favorite music for working, as well. 41:00 - (Tangent #2) The issue with typing the words to a song or podcast instead of the words meant for your writing and some more thoughts of various music types for various types of work. 43:49 - The Theory of Constraints coming into play in the book and some information on Tiago Forte and his courses on improving systems, creative output, and productivity. 47:48 - Books and small investments improving your ROI ($10-$20 books possibly giving you insights that make you $1000+, save you time, or offer valuable enjoyment) and some thoughts on doing your quality insurance before you buy books. 50:22 - Discussion on the book Work Clean and some ideas from it for improving your peace of mind, organizational ability, and productivity. 52:29 - The idea of losing an hour on the bottleneck which is not just being lost to the bottleneck, but to the whole system. Also, being a better manager by analyzing not only possible bottlenecks with others, but for your own bottlenecks, as well. 57:04 - Examining your life for possible scenarios that create bottlenecks for you (drinking and eating unhealthy afterward, etc) and fixing those scenarios. Also, some useful mental hacks for waking up easier at 1:00:36 and 1:01:38. 1:02:10 - Waking up and daisy-chaining your habits immediately afterward. Some explanation and examples of doing this. 1:03:55 - Applying the Theory of Constraints to creative work and making sure you apply the theory towards positive things instead of negative things. 1:09:37 - The steps for identifying the constraints within a system and then beginning to fix them. Some issues on having someone on salary versus hourly, compensating people for their work, and having slack in a system discussed here, as well. 1:16:23 - Some last thoughts and some pieces of advice for others on goals and systems. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://madeyouthinkpodcast.com What is the bottleneck and how do I optimize around the bottleneck right now? To even identify what the bottleneck is, you really need to clearly identify the goal.

This week we discuss the performance of iPhone 8,  Watch and Apple TV 4K reviews, give our review of the Boosted Board and first impressions of the Winboard GT-M8 2.0 mini electric skateboard. Show Notes iPhone 8 Is World's Fastest Phone (It's Not Even Close) (https://www.tomsguide.com/us/iphone-8-benchmarks-fastest-phone,review-4676.html) iPhone 8 Teardown - iFixit (https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/iPhone+8+Teardown/97481) Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE review: missed connections - The Verge (https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/20/16334066/apple-watch-series-3-lte-new-features-review-2017) Apple TV 4K review: so close, so far - The Verge (https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/21/16341876/new-apple-tv-4k-review-2017) Elago R1 Intelli Case for Apple TV Remote Review (https://hipsterpixel.co/2016/07/05/elago-r1-intelli-case-for-apple-tv-remote-review/) Review Corner Boosted 2nd Generation Dual+ Electric Skateboard (http://amzn.to/2xEmoFH) GT-M8 2.0 Dual Hub Motor Electric Skateboard (http://amzn.to/2xEzzq2) -- Awesome theme song by Jim Kulakowski (http://jimkulakowski.com/) | Photo by Nadine Shaabana (https://unsplash.com/photos/fs5Yi34T3ig)

In today's episode I describe my experience with a $1,500 Boosted Board and examine the value it brings. Would I recommend it? Listen in and head to anchor.fm/gadgetreason to join the conversation!

Tommy, who’s been blind since birth, teams up with Sara Dietschy to see if he can ride an electric skateboard (a.k.a. Boosted Board).

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Today we talk about the matchups for UFC 209, the boosted board, riding on the road, and starting a coffee shop.

There’s so much noise online that it’s hard to be heard. But Kym is finding a way to cut through. This podcast has been key, of course, but there’s been a social media surprise of late - Facebook buy and sell groups. After benefiting from a Boosted Board group (AI subscribers will remember Kym talking about Boosted Boards ..), Kym has set up a Porsche Buy and Sell group, learning that the thing about social media and online content is finding your niche. Tune in. About Kym, http://accountinginsider.net : Kym Nitschke is an accountant, financial adviser and entrepreneur who lives and breathes the advice he gives his clients. Since taking charge of Nitschke Nancarrow Accountants in 2007, Kym has grown the firm’s client base to 1200 individuals and businesses. Key to Kym’s success has been his ability to provide practical, wealth building solutions for all people and circumstances. Whether it is minimising tax for a multi-million dollar business, a retirement plan for a high net worth individual, or business structure advice for a tradesman, Kym uses his decades of experience to develop plans for prosperity. As a Fellow Chartered Accountant qualified in financial services and mortgage broking, Kym offers holistic financial advice. A big believer in disruptive technologies, Kym has also developed his own accounting software and is a Xero certified adviser. More than just an accountant, Kym is successful property developer, builder and business mentor. Applying the advice that he gives clients daily, Kym has turned his first property purchase into a multi-million dollar residential and commercial portfolio. And as a qualified builder, he’s not afraid to get hands on with his property developments. As a proven success, and with diverse experiences and expertise, Kym is also a respected mentor to a number of business owners and entrepreneurs. Fellow Chartered Accountant Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) Bachelor of Economics Xero Qualified Certificate IV in Financial Services Diploma of Mortgage Broking Management Credit Representative of BLSSA Pty Ltd Want to connect with Kym? Visit http://accountinginsider.net & http://nitschkenancarrow.com.au Hosted and produced by Andrew Montesi, Apiro Consulting. Visit http://apiroconsulting.com

Yeah, I ate it riding Sara Dietschy's Boosted Board. But otherwise it was a great trip to NYC! In fact, the Boosted Board was sheer fun all the way to the pavement. Check out: Eric Rossi https://www.youtube.com/user/EricRossi25 Sara Dietschy https://www.youtube.com/c/saradietschy K&M Camera http://kmcamera.com/

Materials Available here: https://media.defcon.org/DEF%20CON%2023/DEF%20CON%2023%20presentations/DEFCON-23-Richo-Healey-Mike-Ryan-Hacking-Electric-Skateboards.pdf Hacking Electric Skateboards: Vehicle Research For Mortals Mike Ryan Red Team, eBay Richo Healey Security Engineer, Stripe In the last year there's been an explosion of electric skateboards onto the market- seemingly volleyed into popularity by the Boosted Boards kickstarter. Following on from the success of their original Boosted Board exploit, the team went on to get their hands on the other popular boards on the market, and predictably broke all of them. Richo and Mike will investigate the security of several popular skateboards, including Boosted's flagship model and demonstrate several vulnerabilities that allow complete control of a an unmodified victim's skateboard, as well as other attacks on the firmware of the board and controller directly. Richo likes his ducks flat and his instruction sets reduced. By day he works at Stripe as a security engineer, by night he writes (lots of) open source code, on everything from the rust compiler to debugging aids like voltron. Twitter: @rich0H Mike Ryan is a computer jerk who gets paid to do stupid crap like this. He spends roughly 40 hours a week steamrolling through eBay's network and likes to relax at home by sniffing Bluetooth. Twitter: @mpeg4codec