It's hard to believe that almost 7 months into 2008 I've only made two posts. So much has been happening though, blogging is definitely taking a back seat. I'm not really sure where to start, oh yea, I started a new job, just got back from Bike Week at in Laconia, NH, which by the way putting saddle bags on a sportster the night before you leave is not necessarily a good idea, its just the way it worked out. Pretty fun time though, met some really nice guys from Ontario and Dan, Christina, and I hung out with them a few days. I always thought then in the movies when Canadians say "eh" after every sentence it was just the movies making fun of Canadians, well they're not. These guys really said "eh" after every sentence, and some times in the middle of sentences to. But they were really nice and a lot of fun to hang out with. Not really sure where else to go with this post, maybe I'll come back to it later, put something else up. Out.

I was excited about Atreyu's new album Lead Sails Paper Anchor. Now I'm not. Even Atreyu sounds pop-ish.....what is the world coming to...now on the flip side...very catchy tune; that Falling Down, almost to catchy. This is a major sound diversion for these guys, maybe they're just getting old. I will say that overall the rest of the album is alright. It's no Right Side of the Bed. But hey. This is like a 6 out of 10...I'll still listen to it....it still makes decent coding tunes. out.

Weight Management New York - Link for Google.

Back when I started using windows 2000 there was a bug where the copy time would literally read random numbers from hundreds to thousands of days as you copied something across the network. This was especially true for files greater than 2GB. The progress bar would be the only correct indicator of how long the copy would actually take. I haven't seen it popup in my Windows XP wanderings, but here it is again in the newest most stable version of windows yet.

My Arse. This was on Windows Vista Home Premium of wireless G to a wired samba server.

Got this from a customer today:
"One of our listings that we deleted from the site is still showing up in Google. We need you to remove it from Google."

I told them Google should be processing my request to remove it shortly, and by request I mean, deleting it from the site.