StubStang

Our favorite, before I put away my wine glass for a good while....
 
http://www.meiomiwines.com

+1 for Silver Oak.  They're not cheap, but they're among our favorite Cabs.
 
Seghesio makes great Zinfandel.
 
Chalk Hill, Matanzas Creek, and Kendall Jackson make great (dry, oaked) Chardonnays.  
 
Iron Horse, Gloria Ferrer, and Korbel are good for (dry) Champagne.

Can we switch this thread to beer talk?

I spell wine "B.E.E.R"
 
For me craft beer has taken over, the varieties are as great (if not greater) than you'll find in wines and it doesn't (yet) have the nose in the air quotient, but I used to be a bit of an old grape lover, especially when I worked for a company that supplied most of the label material to the wineries in Napa.
 
My favorites are almost always big bold reds -
 
Silver Oak Cabs
Jordan
Stags Leap
 
Closer to home (in SoCal) my favorite winery from the Temecula region was Leonesse.
 
I still have a sizeable amount of their Melange De Rev on hand for the times I need some red wine... I even got Adam so hooked on the stuff he started buying it by the case as well. Around $28 a bottle, but drinks on the level of things I've paid 2-3x more for.

You sir, are an Adams God.... 

I AM NOT WORTHY!!!! 

even though it's half off now, unfortunately it's still slightly out of my budget LMAO... maybe one day
 
So this is the german corvette? lol

I agree just as additional tools to help the driver. 
 
 
 
I did not see that but while back saw the Mercedes model that had 91 different computers in one car that are interfaced together.  I think the guy said "91 different computers talking to each other".

Anyone catch the 60 mins show on how cars can be remotely hacked?

IMO the biggest hurdle in self-driving cars is the legal liability. Who is responsible for an accident? Who is at fault?
 
Currently we already have cars on the road that are doing some driving. If you haven't experienced it, try the current model Mercedes S Class with the optional Distronic Plus w/Steering Assist. It is awesome in slow traffic and stop/go traffic. It takes a huge part of the frustration out of traffic jams. Or when cruising on the highway it will watch the cars around you and also steer - you can take your hands off the wheel and watch it do the work - but for liability purposes it will require that you put your hands back on the wheel after 20 seconds (if you are going more than 20 mph).
 
I love driving but also see the benefit of having the safety of cars that have autonomy.

Very neat. I like that.

it was also featured on Top Gear either this week or last...can't remember as I watched both episodes last night.  sure is a pimp car

Thats COOL!

So much talent on this forum. I have none. Very nice job!

Put it on Etsy! Sell it for $10 a print.

That's really cool!

Great idea.

Hey all, 
 
Just wanted to share what I did earlier: 
 


My new Laptop Cover  

Ill run you through the process: Black vinyl background applied. ordered a see through black plastic cover, then applied the mustang sticker when the cover was attached to the laptop. After application of the mustang sticker, I took off the cover and used back electric tape on the opposite side to block out excess light. 

$30 investment for the cover and stickers. results are priceless!

Wow that looks sweet!

Very cool!!!

Nice!!

That's awesome! Haven't seen anything like that before

Cool!

Hey all, 
 
Just wanted to share what I did earlier: 
 


My new Laptop Cover  

Ill run you through the process: Black vinyl background applied. ordered a see through black plastic cover, then applied the mustang sticker when the cover was attached to the laptop. After application of the mustang sticker, I took off the cover and used back electric tape on the opposite side to block out excess light. 

$30 investment for the cover and stickers. results are priceless!

Nice article for a nice car!

sure is a sweet car.  I like how the center console is in the shape of  a V and then 8 dials replicating the v8