So many things I wanted to comment on from last night . . . just could not pass this one up though.
nskjerven said:
John, come down from your soapbox.
I have had 2 macs, I have one now that sits in the cupboard iMac from 2002 I thought I would use it for "personal stuff" because they can be easier, but it was just a pain not to have the other business stuff on it too....we also have 7 or 8 pcs. The mac just doesn't do what a pc does for business apps. They work for different people for different things, not for everyone for everything.
Nan,
True in 2002, but not true in 2008. Since Macs now run on Intel processors, Macs can run Windows as well as the Mac OS. Best of both worlds (Miley Cyrus of computers?

) if you really want it. PC magazine has rated Macs as the best laptops, and the towers are priced better than a Dell for the same performance. Any of those business apps will run on a Mac with Windows installed. My MS Office files are completely interchangeable with Office at work.
Don't mean to be on a soapbox. Hate to say it, but the people I have the most "fun" with on this issue tend to be the accountants I know . . .
(You know I love ya Nan!)
morning,I have now learned closing one's laptop does not mean it turns off.
This made me laugh V . . . what did you end up getting?
Not trying to suck up to Lisa, but our entire office is HP - servers, desktops, and laptops. If I had to buy a Windows machine, I would buy HP. They run well, and are well put together.
3 nights now w/ the cpap machine....boy does my nose hurt! Can't tell if I'm sleeping any better or not....I wake up everytime I turn over as I'm afraid that I'm going to get disconnected from the machine (I did that the first night - don't think I had the hose on tight enough). Must say that each night it gets better (which I expected) and I expect it to continue to get better. I know most of you said that you then dream...nothing for me yet on that--or atleast not that I remember.
How long did it take you guys to feel like it was doing something???
Honestly Monica, for me, it was immediate. I know what you mean about the nose though. I go through phases of sensitivity. Sometimes it really bothers me, but most times not. Did you get a humidifier with it too? That seemed to help. A little trick with the hose that has seemed to help me . . . I always "hang" the hose from a bedpost or something above me on my side of the bed. That way it is coming down to me, instead of hanging over the side of the bed. This seems to make it more comfortable to move around.
Ok I just "stumbled upon" this video. Some of you may have already seen it as it has been making the rounds on the web. If you haven't seenit I recommend you have some tissue nearby. This one got to me.
This is Dr. Randy Pausch reprising his last lecture. It is quite moving, at least I found it to be...
http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=ithct48cqw
Brings back memories Ken. I posted this a LONG time ago on our original thread. Worth a revisit though as it is very moving and inspirational.
do I need a wireless router for home or should I just piggyback? clueless....
the wireless router goes to my homebased pc right? I finally figured out the camera straps....you need a phd to attach those suckers!
I keep telling you to fly me down, and I will take of all of this for you! (I don't fix cars though . . .)