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I've purchased spyware doctor and it worked well getting rid of some nasty crap earlier in the year. Malwarebytes could not handle it even in safe mode but Spyware Doctor nuked it completely.

I think you did as soon as you decide on a price Color me interested.

Sweet. I will definitely be ordering one soon. Then Amarra and my source will be set for at least two weeks.

Then I do not see how your argument with Kevin is relevant to anything in the real world?

Google maps on the iPad worked pretty damn well this weekend in NYC.

Extrapolating from one contractor license to another, even within one government agency, is not a good idea. Doing between agencies is just not possible. Over the past ten years we have had 10 contracts with DOE, EPA and USFWS. Every one of those had different specifications regarding equipment use and software use. None stated that the usage was limited to only the specific contract work. If it had, the contracts would never had been signed. Your contract may be different but there is no one specific contract so your generalization does not appear to be correct.

VNC opens a whole host of options.

Yep, got it but did not necessarily believe all the self love.

Yesterday we arrived in Queens around noon. Chilled for a few hours and then had birthday party number one for Peter at Nicks pizza. Had some great New York style pizza and an awesome chocolate mousse birthday cake. Today we woke up and had a nice leisurely breakfast at a local diner. Chilled for a few hours, then headed into Manhattan. First stop, Whole Foods to pick up lunch provisions. Then had a nice picnic lunch outside the cloisters. Then inside for a nice tour. Very Harry Potterish so a big hit with the 6 year old crowd. Next over to Central Park zoo. Actually, got to see the snow leopard, which was very cool. Last, we headed over to Ninja Sushi for Peter's birthday party number two. The food was actually pretty good but not cheap. The highlight of the evening for me was getting a field commission as a Ninja from my son as I blocked one of the attacking Ninjas on our way in. Busy, but very fun day.

USA, USA!

Ooooh. That sounds like it may be pretty nasty then.

Spyware doctor with antivirus was the only software that finally cleaned out my XP workstation. Malwarebytes and superantispyware also were useful on my netbook. Haven't had any problems once I upgraded to Win 7. It appears to have much better defenses against malware, adware, Trojans and viruses than XP.

Yeah, the beef here for the most part is hormone filled flesh, unless you can find range-fed. Lamb is good. Had a lamb Ruben at FFF that was awesome.

Excellent job as usual Peter. Now I really get to see what I missed.

If I can find some free time I will definitely do this. You are my hero.

Here's to hoping those power protection units did their job.

Welcome to the club.

OK, then all is good.

Good luck Bryan.

Where were these phones located? I'm asking as neither Rudistor nor any of his US representatives registered as vendors.

@ Fitz - You were definitely more at ease at CanJam than at DanJam. I just attributed that to the fact that you did not have to think about spending another 10 hours in the car with Brent on the way back. Anyway, congratulations on figuring things out and sharing with us. Great seeing you again

Yep, visiting family-in-laws and taking Peter to Ninja Sushi for his birthday. Should be fun.

Nintendo DSLite for the upcoming 2 1/2 week trip to NY and SC.

Yep. My iPad is grandfathered in, so I will at least keep that going through the summer travel season.

Yeah, I have never had any problems with either EAC or Foobar. Just prefer the interface of dbpoweramp and I really like accurateRip and their album cover artwork feature, which has been significantly better in the latest revision.