While researching zolotnik, I discovered sizes.com; a wonderful resource for measurement info.

Thanks for the research tree, juliabee !

A little light headed yesterday, and the feeling has returned today. Maybe the different dosage / new medication?

When I checked my CD/DVD this morning (to play that music) W2k said it was gone. I rebooted a few times, to no avail.. Something happened to the driver. I reinstalled it and everything seems fine now 🙂

Sakes, what would I do without that device? Really the only way I install software…I can’t recall off the top of my head last time I used the floppy at home.

Plus, I need the cd as a key for most of my games. I suppose that I could download the CD-keys, if something happened.

There’s also the thing about watching a DVD on monitor #2 while your working on a programming project in monitor #1… I wonder how Tron 2.0 is coming along? Whoops, that’s a video game. I was looking for Tron Killer App, but maybe it’s stillborn?

Skipping the seafood fest, because of rain.

From ananova – Teeth from corpses being sold as new dentures
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Want to join me Wednesday for a scoop of ice cream? It’s Free.

Would Wolverine really eat a “Berry Rampage sundae?” I admit, the others sound tasty.

Though promoting Halle Berry with Oreo cookies is pretty funny in my not so politically correct opinion… I think it’d be appropriate to rename them Ororo-cookies.

Tomorrow is my First Real work day at JKG… get to be up bright and extra early, just to make sure no tardy-whoopsies happen. I will have it timed perfectly by the end of the week.

The CD that Danny got me is quite nice. I don’t know if I’d call it “new age”. It’s a good length for a music album, 50 min.

The Mint’s changing the nickel to remove Monticello and add instead a commemoration of Lewis & Clark / Louisiana Purchase. I wonder why they chose that one again, considering that they already did the Sacagawea dollar. I guess because Jefferson was a big supporter of L&C?

Random Mint info – The Secretary of the Treasury is allowed to change the appearance of a coin once every 25 years without congressional approval. (Get congressional approval, and you can do it as much as they allow)