Burn-in Device vs Burn-in CD

Some good news and some bad news. Here's the bad news for Bob:

There IS an airport going up somewhere out here in the south burbs. I just had some drivers come through that told me their companies have gotten work contracts for the next TWELVE years to put it all together. Can't remember all the details, but it had something to do with being located near the new race course. Fron what i understand, it will be primarily used for air freight and cargo, but will accomodate BIG planes. UPS is trying to get something set up, as they want to build a terminal / routing hub close by. This could all be hear-say, but they were all quite confident that it was a "done deal". So much for "peace & quiet" in that area. Roaring races on weekends and planes 24 hours a day.

As to the good news for Francisco, drop me an email and we can work something out. I've still been having some problems with my puter and service provider, so if i don't get back to you ( or anybody else ) in a timely manner, re-send it to me again. I will be changing servers as soon as my contract with them runs out. To make it simple though, you can throw the cables in the mail, i can burn them and get them back to you either via the mail or at the next CAS meeting. Your choice, as i don't know how long you can spare them or want them to burn. Sean
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Man, the fish fillets will rot in the mail!

Psychic I received your Saturday email & attempted to reply but it came back undeliverable. Good old AOL...
This is geting rather off topic, but to reply politely...
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Hi Francisco wow you really threw me with this email.
I got it at work when I arrived this afternoon & was thinking "huh?" he must have meant to send this one elsewhere? You see I intentionally only have web access from my workplace. Anyway I thought to peek back at the forums & now it all makes sense.
The fish offer is appreciated however I'm afraid you're probably located way northwest or some such?
But like Sean says we'll still Mobie those cables for you if you like, either one of us.
I don't know what interconnects you have there, but it's interesting to do this as a favor for others & then briefly get a chance to hear them in my own rig before returning back to their owner. Gives a chance to test out cables that I've never even considered - hey you never know… The drawback is that you're doing without for the 1 to 4 weeks duration, which may not be acceptable unless you have some spare extras around.
Sean we'll talk about that airport nuisance when I see you soon (to return your analog stuff). Sounds like the Joliet area?