Sounds like the in-laws are a greater force than Hurricane Rita...

 

I just home there isn't a mother in-law coming!

 

It looks like Rita screwed up everyone's plans! And it was a no-show here in H-town....

 

Aren't you glad you didn't have to sit in a car for tens of hours driving to and from Austin (not to mention all the gas money you would've had to spend) !

I am glad you and your family were safe. Did anyone show up for your Hurricane party?

 

Just Andy's family and mine.....and all the tequila is now gone Yeah, we were preparing for a good blow. All I got was a good hangover

 

Just checking in to see if we were going to give this a try this Sunday.

I called the Bob Bullock IMAX theater: Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag is slowly being transitioned off the program. They have only one showing this Sunday. It is at 3 pm and lasts 45 minutes. Here is the description:

Hold onto your seat! Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag follows the true story of 30-year old Captain John "Otter" Stratton as he undergoes strenuous Red Flag training at the Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. Capt. Stratton takes his F-15E Strike Eagle up, up and away to practice dog-fighting tactics, aerial acrobatics and perilous mid-air refueling maneuvers. During training, the skies above the Air Force Base are abuzz with aircraft of practically every make and model, including German Tornados, B-52 bombers, Israeli F-16s, British Harrier jump jets and Canadian E18 Hornets. The roaring of the powerful engines comes to life through the IMAX Theatre's 44-speaker digital surround sound system; and the six-story-tall screen puts the audience right in the cockpit of the F-15 Eagle as it pitches and rolls across the sky. Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag offers a behind-the-scenes look into what it takes to put together a modern air force mission, and also what it takes to become a "top gun."

If this is of interest to anyone, my suggestion is to meet at the theater at 2:30 - 2:45 pm. The theater is located at 18th and Congress. Directions can be found here:
http://www.thestoryoftexas.com/plan/direct.shtm
Parking under the theater is $5, but free in the parking lot across the theater.

After watching the movie, say around 3:45 pm, I suggest we head over to the 360 bridge for some photos. After the shoot, maybe around 5pm, we could go to Dave & Busters for some fun and food.

Of course, I'm just suggesting here. You should propose the final program.

 

Are you getting a commision off ticket sales?

 

You've blown the cover of my secret conspiracy. And I was going to make so much money from those commisions. I must confess that Dave & Busters is also giving me a cut from their revenue. Hahahaha.

 

Sweet. I want in on some of that action.

No but really ... I am down for the meet.

 

Since this seems to be a healthy gathering of Austin folks ... I have a question.

Is there anyone in town that can tune my ride? I hear a good ECU tweak will help me utilize all my bolt-on's.

 

nearest place is gonna be in houston, unless you ca find someone locally that has contacts at TechnoSquare. not sure of anyone else that's doing VQ flashes yet

 

Can I have your houston contact?

Trying to save some time and $$$ by driving somewhere to get it done instead of shipping it off.

 

Liv,

Who in Houston does this type of tuning? I gotta go see them....

 

He may be referring to SGP racing?

 

robb is right SGP racing does the TS software. problem is you still have to send the DME to cali. www.sgpracing.com if you're interested. ligthspeed performance may do it also