It has been a long time coming and I have finally had a chance to finish and upload the new EPIC engineering website athttp://www.EPICSuspension.com
The site is not 100% done and will never be. I will continue to tweak and update the site weekly.
Earlier this week I had (what I hope is) the final iteration of the EPIC 2008+ STi springs fitted. Pending a few more road and drive ability tests we should be going into production with them shortly. This will be followed by more heavy website updates.
Click here to check it out!
let me know your thoughts.
I have had this problem with two computers running both Windows Vista and Windows 7.
All seem to be when I am using my Samsung monitors through DVI port.
The reason is because Photo Viewer uses a color profile that is not properly calibrated. The easy fix is to switch the color profile to the standard IE color Profile…
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Tags: color, color management, Dan Antonielli, fix, hue, monitor, photo viewer, tint, Windows 7, windows photo viewer, windows vista, yellow
Electronics | Dan Antonielli | 
July 15, 2009 11:19 am | 
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About a year ago I was diagnosed with cancer. I went through my surgery and began Chemotherapy shortly after I recovered. I was in Chemo for a little over 3 months about 7 days a week 8 hours a day.
Questions I frequently get asked by friends and other patients is what it does to your body and will you recover 100%. ( Be the same afterwards )
I can not speak on behalf of all Chemo patients… But, I HAVE recovered 100% and with some hard work got myself to the best shape I have ever been in my life.
Dealing with Cancer is a very much a layered cake. All I am going to go into detail about here are the effects Chemo has on your body and how long it took for me to get back to normal. I will write more on other aspects of the whole experience in other posts.
Tags: 5 months, after chemo, chemo, Chemotherapy, Dan Antonielli, energy, hair, normal, recovery, survivor, year
Personal | Dan Antonielli | June 8, 2009 2:09 pm | Comments (3)
I have seen the following issue posted a few times now
directly after the first restart the installer hangs on “Completing Installation”
I have installed Windows 7 on all of my machines ( The RC 7100 build ) ranging form Netbooks to Quad-Core powerhouses with 8gigs of RAM. Recently I ran into this issue and figured out what I was doing wrong after 2 failed attempts.
On the “Where do you want to install Windows” page I was just formatting the partition I wanted and clicking “Next”
THAT IS WHAT I DID WRONG!
I did the following and it was smooth sailing from there.
DO NOT just hit “Format”
“Delete” then “Allocate”
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