yulia

Hope the move goes well.

That was a really beautiful thing you did.

Henceforth you shall be known as the kindred angel of wayward seabirds!

Awesome seagull story.
Funny face, looks like you stepped in a surprise.
Take care Yulia.

back at you!

I forgot to ask how you test shift went?

Sounds like a plan

While I did find something in the capacity range on NewEgg, I'm quite sure it would piss me off with how crappy it is. I'm just gonna have to stick to the 200 capacity binders directly from the company.

Life is grand, sometimes!

That's surreal. Hope the rest of your day was more peaceful.

Living on Vancouver Island is like living in paradise, my aunt lives in Nanaimo and she seldom goes over to Vancouver (plus it's an expensive trip if you take the car).

I loved the SG Guide to Living DVD, I bought the download....lots of fun!

It was "the Minotaur of the Equinox"...actually just a 2nd stage rocket engine burning up on re-entry. That's an excellent sketch of it, by the way. You're right about it not landing on the island; it never even touched down in the Pacific Ocean, except as tiny tiny toxic particles of radioactive copper and spent uranium (which is cheaper than titanium, now that that has become 'hip' in the luggage and laptop computer industries. Anyhow, here's some info: http://www.spaceflightnow.com/atlas/av006/
or its ancestor http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=536
They launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in the States. This one carried the 'Concordia' payload (some of this satellite's parts were designed in Montreal. Yeah!) so now if you would just fix your eyes on the end of this shiny silver pen... {PHWOOOOSH!!}

looking good beautiful the best part of life is having fun.

Not too sure.
How about you?

We can definately try that

I am so broke that I can't afford it