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To: Paul Kern who wrote (24931)	4/8/2007 8:38:43 AM
From: SI Bob	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 32911

Shouldn't be any faster downloading Commodities. Most of that page comes from overseas. I'm being intentionally obtuse with that one. I know we'll eventually have an option for users to determine, at the very least, which menu strap is on top. I'll leave it up to John and Dave to determine whether that's done before or after they scrap and redo the user-config stuff I wrote here that should've been snuffed at the first line of code. To my credit, though, I did it very well on iHub. Much like I totally hosed Preview on iHub but did it very nicely here. Preview on iHub and user-config here are great examples of why I shouldn't be allowed to write programs but Preview here and user-config on iHub give me justification to claim the right to still wear a pocket protector if I wanna. Fortunately (for all of us), I don't wanna. They're lots better at it than I am/was. Okay, I'm definitely stalling. I'm supposed to be at the racetrack soon, but for some strange reason I'm not exactly hopping up and down in anticipation like I usually do.... Might have something to do with crh.noaa.gov 16 degrees currently with a windchill of 6. And we're required to run with windows down. And I've learned that sitting in my truck to warm up between sessions is an exercise in futility. A diesel simply does NOT warm up, no matter how long you leave it running, until it's put under load.