Thursday, May 01, 2003

4/27/01
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)

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

Teeth from corpses being sold as new dentures

Police in Paraguay have uncovered a scheme in which teeth stolen from dead bodies are being sold as new dentures.

Thieves raided cemeteries to steal the teeth, which they then sold on illegally to dental laboratories.

Dentists in the Assuncion area were buying the teeth, thinking they were laboratory made, and fitting them in patients' mouths.

The local government has issued a warning to dentists and dental patients to make them aware of the fraud.

Newspaper Ultima Hora warned readers: "Be careful! A good tooth that your dentist may try to implant on you could come from a dead person!"

Aureliano Escobar, manager of Del Este cemetery, said he had made more than 400 complaints to the police in the last few months. Now cemeteries all over the city want more police guarding their grounds.

A local government spokesman said: "It is a very alarming situation and we are looking into it. Meanwhile everyone should be careful when dealing with teeth they think come from labs.

"I say to those robbers, leave the dead alone."


Story filed: 14:15 Friday 25th April 2003

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

Thanks for the research tree, !

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