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I knew you were going to say that...

I think maybe you should report his activities and slacking to his boss. Y'all work at the same institution.... [evil grin]

The only thing that matters at the end of the day is that your overall productivity is on-par with or better than that of your co-workers. I tend to work in spurts and enjoy the calms in between.

You know, I think Peter and I may be clones. We seem to enjoy posting the same silly things, we have similar political leanings, and now it seems that we even work the same!

For the last time, I am not... um... gonna say it.

My MO at work is to unleash (i.e. put into action) a big project I have been working on to wow the higher-ups every once in a while. It's amazing how HTML and Perl/PHP scripting can create something that essentially looks like magic to those unfamiliar with them. I ain't gonna tell them it's not rocket science, though.

I've been meaning to ask this...what's that on your cat's head?

It's a sock. My wife enjoys torturing the cats in minor ways. (of course, when that picture was taken, she was "just" my g/f. Or fiance.) Either way, the cat was 8 pounds then and is about 14 now. I'm going to have to dig up a better picture, but that's the only picture I had handy of one of the cats that looked good (or at least like a cat) at that size.

Randy, since you won't actually have "side" surrounds, you should separate them on the back wall as far as practicable, similar to what sushi has done, so as to get more of a side surround effect.

Toby,in a 5.1 setup without back surrounds it's suggested that the side surrounds should be a little farther back than being directly alongside you. Since you can't really do that with side wall positioning and your couch near the back wall, put the QS8s on the back wall facing forward and widely separated fairly close to the side walls.