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There are always too many things to do, with sooo little time. I think I'll make a list, starting with what requires my most urgent attention, all the way until I get to Calgary in August.
1. Renew driver's license to reflect the new house address.
2. Look up licensing and car insurance for Calgary
3. Look up health insurance for Calgary
4. Look up student loans for Calgary
5. Laundry/iron work clothes
6. Sort remaining items that are still in moving boxes
7. Tweak bike - needs air, slight bend in the gear shifter guide, drill holes for additional reflectors
8. Tweak car - adjust valve lash in cylinder heads - 0.0079" +/- 0.0008" intake, 0.0098" +/- 0.0008" exhaust valves
9. Tweak car - Doublecheck wideband oxygen sensor wiring into ECU, re-solder if necessary
10. Tweak car - install new NGK spark plugs, use default gapping
11. Tweak car - Clean K&N air filter
12. Tweak car - reinstall front strut bar with new washers
13. Tweak car - adjust rear sway bar settings to 22mm
14. Powerwash Adam's extra bumper for resale
15. Tweak car - vacuum interior, wash exterior, claybar, detail, wash again, polish, carnauba wax, synthetic wax
16. Tweak car - reinstall OEM skidplate
17. Tweak car - paint interior of headlights gloss black
18. Refill paintball air canister
19. Contact Shawn for updates in regards to current Industrial Design projects
20. Tweak car - do datalogging runs w/ laptop to adjust air/fuel trims and timing
21. Drop by SIR to get air rifle compressed air
22. Book flight to Calgary and Edmonton in July
23. Continue training for half marathon
24. Run half marathon in June
25. Run 10km fun run in July
26. Go camping with See Yin in July
27. Finish building rockets that are currently in progress
28. Back up all files, organize and sort files on desktop, reformat and burn all anime/movies to DVD
29. If half marathon is successful, begin training for full marathon
30. Go geocaching some more
A bit off topic, but... can someone explain this to me? I tried to understand it but failed miserably. My understanding is that this language makes it easier for human-computer understanding?
1. Renew driver's license to reflect the new house address.
2. Look up licensing and car insurance for Calgary
3. Look up health insurance for Calgary
4. Look up student loans for Calgary
5. Laundry/iron work clothes
6. Sort remaining items that are still in moving boxes
7. Tweak bike - needs air, slight bend in the gear shifter guide, drill holes for additional reflectors
8. Tweak car - adjust valve lash in cylinder heads - 0.0079" +/- 0.0008" intake, 0.0098" +/- 0.0008" exhaust valves
9. Tweak car - Doublecheck wideband oxygen sensor wiring into ECU, re-solder if necessary
10. Tweak car - install new NGK spark plugs, use default gapping
11. Tweak car - Clean K&N air filter
12. Tweak car - reinstall front strut bar with new washers
13. Tweak car - adjust rear sway bar settings to 22mm
14. Powerwash Adam's extra bumper for resale
15. Tweak car - vacuum interior, wash exterior, claybar, detail, wash again, polish, carnauba wax, synthetic wax
16. Tweak car - reinstall OEM skidplate
17. Tweak car - paint interior of headlights gloss black
18. Refill paintball air canister
19. Contact Shawn for updates in regards to current Industrial Design projects
20. Tweak car - do datalogging runs w/ laptop to adjust air/fuel trims and timing
21. Drop by SIR to get air rifle compressed air
22. Book flight to Calgary and Edmonton in July
23. Continue training for half marathon
24. Run half marathon in June
25. Run 10km fun run in July
26. Go camping with See Yin in July
27. Finish building rockets that are currently in progress
28. Back up all files, organize and sort files on desktop, reformat and burn all anime/movies to DVD
29. If half marathon is successful, begin training for full marathon
30. Go geocaching some more
A bit off topic, but... can someone explain this to me? I tried to understand it but failed miserably. My understanding is that this language makes it easier for human-computer understanding?