Good morning all! A little bit of hustling this morning because in 15 minutes Michelle heads out for a CT scan.
Back from dropping the boys off at their elementary schools. While I was waiting in the drop off queue, Michelle called and said her CT scan was over. She said it's so much prep work, but the scanning is only about five minutes.
Spoke with my folks who started their drive from Coloma, Michigan to New Hampshire early this morning. They're already well into Pennsylvania.
Happy! Proved something in simulation tonight that I was struggling with all day. Logging off the corporate network. Time to reacquaint myself with my family...
Watched episode 3 of "FlashForward" with Michelle and Abby. Good night all!
Bookmarks I made today:
Cap-And-Trade For Babies?
Comment: Reported at Investors Business Daily. When I read stuff like this, I think I may need anti-nausea medicine. I tend to think the opposite. We should increase SSI retirement payments based on your working progeny. ;-)
Excerpt: An environmental writer mainstreams an idea floating around the green fringe — save the earth by population control and give carbon credits to one-child families.
Swine Flu Cases Overestimated? - CBS News
Comment: With H1N1 on our local WMUR news nearly every night, it's surprising to learn how seldom we test whether someone actually had H1N1, a seasonal flu, or just other respiratory ailments.
Excerpt: CBS News Exclusive: Study Of State Results Finds H1N1 Not As Prevalent As Feared
Ladybugs Seek Shelter In NH Homes
Comment: That has certainly been the case here. There are hundreds of 'em on our house. "Let me in! I don't want to die! It's freezing out here!"
Excerpt: Many News 9 viewers and staff have reported a large influx of ladybugs in their homes in the past week. The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension said fall is a busy time of the year for ladybugs as the beetles seek shelter for the winter