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Yes! Well, let's hope they agree to fix everything as new. Until I get a lucky charm, I am staying far away from things that can cut off body parts.

We usually always have our car in the driveway but we had it on the street for about an hour and.... our neighbor just backed into our car. Will the bad luck never end? Sigh.

Olympics, of course: Women's weightlifting (48kg weight class - snatch), USA vs Col women's soccer, USA vs S. Korea women's volleyball, men's gymnastics. How am I supposed to accomplish anything in the next two weeks?

I am going to install ML on my Air later today. If all goes well, I'll do the MBP15. However, I realized that I also never upgraded the MBP15 to Lion (it has 10.6.8 right now). Should I upgrade directly from 10.6.8 to ML or first upgrade to Lion and then to ML. I am guessing the former.

Happy Birthday!!!

Happy Birthday!

Sorry Al. Good luck Jeff, although I doubt you need it.

Thanks for the morning laugh! Also, I just assumed possum was opossum shortened but now I see that possum is the name of a whole different species. I should start saying it correctly.

Found a cute little possum hiding in the backyard. Poor thing, they probably dug up his house when installing the gas lines.

Marc, I am coming but not going to the race. I don't sleep on couches and floors anymore so probably a room for 1 - I could chip in (not sure if hubby will be interested) - or I can stay in a hotel if there is something nearby.

Jeez, I haven't gotten around to installing Lion on my MBP15 yet! For some reason I had decided to stay with Snow Leopard on the Mac Mini but I cannot remember why now. Maybe because of MTR (vfree).

WANT!!!

Update on our gas stuff. Long boring version: I was getting kinda worried about whether everything was set up correctly since the guy who hooked up the gas (who was from the subcontractor of the gas company) was a complete idiot - in case you forgot, he first hooked up our gas to the wrong pipes, sending gas into our house and then he caused a rather quick but large explosion in our house. So we called up the gas company and complained about him, thinking that they should also know. They, being rather worried about lawsuits and, hopefully, our safety, sent the guy's supervisor and someone from the gas company to our house *very* quickly. They checked everything out and did a pressure test for leaks and everything was fine. They also switched out the scorched appliance connector under our sink. Oh, and it sounds like that guy is probably going to be fired (mostly because he never reported the incidents to his boss). Now I feel better and the world is a safer place without that guy working on gas lines (at least for now). Short version: Everything is A-OK.

Jeez Greg, Glad that didn't hit you or crash through your house!!!

I am interested in being in a league but don't know anything about auction, challenging or Dynasty leagues. As long as it doesn't cost real money, I am ok with it.

That doesn't look too good Brent.

Nice!!! Cocktail time!

^Health is the most important.

Pot Roast Grilled Cheese - good combo (except it needed better cheese). I need to make this sometime.

More issues today: permit wasn't actually "pulled" before the work started on Thursday when the company though it was because their proof of liability insurance wasn't updated on the official Texas website.... so then it took a while for the inspector to come out... then the guy from a subcontractor of the gas company that comes out to install the gas meter is an idiot and connects the meter to the old gas pipes and tells us there is a huge leak (yeah, because those pipes are are not connected to anything), he finally calls his boss and his boss figures it out... then he lets out the air in the new pipes by opening a valve under our stove and let's out too much gas into our house, lights the stove and creates a giant flare up under from under the sink - flames were about 4 feet says hubby (luckily I was not there for that and no one got). After running the air conditioner for a couple of hours I cannot smell any gas anymore so I think we are finally in good shape. Sigh... I think I need a drink.

Congrats on making the decision Jim. I always find that to be the most difficult part of the process. It is awesome how efficient the new AC units are and how good they are keeping the humidity set at the right level. We really noticed a difference when we replaced ours (I assume the heater should be better too but we don't use ours much here). Hope you don't have to get new ductwork as well.

Saw this earlier today and it made me quite sad. What a great scientist and role model! RIP Sally Ride.

Sorry to hear that Jim! That is certainly not cheap. I can completely empathize with you. Perhaps it was caused by the Louiville Slugger - people better stay away from that drink.

I could even live with a 24" retina cinema display. Very funny. Could work if you had a nice 50" screen.

After getting used to the retina display on the ipad3, all other screens look so pixilated. I need a 30" retina cinema display.