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Now at the original hotel...going to head out and see what I can find! I saw a really cool helicopter type thingy that I wanna try out. It's cheap too! Also to note, the memory stick reader that I have needs scissors...I've already cut myself trying to get into it...BAH!

Time to go get ready and pickup ze car!

Yes, I am here in LA but not at the hotel I booked. When the cab driver tried to take me to the hotel all the roads to it were blocked of by the police. There were flares on the road and the cops yelled at us to keep moving. Turns out that there's a bomb threat at or near the hotel I'm supposed to be staying at. So I'm next door right now at the Four Points Sheraton looking at the hotel I'm supposed to be staying at and wondering what the deal is. Guess it's time to call them and find out.

Joey season finale was on tonight...there is one scene where you can hear a girl in the audience talking and laughing..."No way! ha ha ha ha." or something to that affect.

At around 1700 EST the power went out in most of north Waterloo and parts of southern Waterloo. I don't know what the cause was but I hope to find out during the day. The computers went down of course (not the ones at home because this corner of town survived the blackout). The electricity was restored at around 2200 EST. So from 1700 till 2200 was spent playing board games and whatnot!

w00t, it's available on DVD...two disc Criterion. Isn't it amazing how everything that Wes Anderson makes goes straight to Criterion? Johnny Appleseed has been delayed a few weeks...BAH!

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[url=http://aladdin.com/]Aladdin[/url] has been sending out emails to E3 attendees all day. The product they're pitching is HASP. From [url=http://aladdin.com/hasp/HaspHL_v120.asp]their HASP website[/url] the best I can determine is that it's a hardware key or USB device that contains encrypted data that the program needs before it runs and/or a process running on the users system will decrypt critical program files using keys stored on the key. I didn't look into it too much but of course, one must wonder...who is Heather Hacker ([url=files/e3/2005/aladdin_hasp.jpg]see ad[/url]), but more importantly, how exactly does HASP work?

Thanks Jordan!

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Just got back from 2 hours of suit hunting. I am gonna be looking super at E3!

Got lots and lots of code done...awesome!

The leaves are growing, the grass is growing, the plants are growing...it is time for plants to once again suck life out of the earth.

Jimmy Kimmel managed to say: I'm Sofa King Stupid...well done Jimmy and Bonnie.