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You're probably right about that. I see peaks as high as 15-18 mbps, but I don't know what I really get. I do know that just recently I have begun seeing downloads at sustained speeds above 1 mbps for the first time ever. I had a sustained transfer over 2 mbps from Microsoft the other day...

I feel exactly the same way. I find darkness comforting, and I feel like I move around very well in the dark. I often keep just a low light in my office at night, and I absolutely _hate_ fluorescents.

Thanks for the info! Very interesting. Do the trees survive these infections?

Yeah, low all over really. Lots of dry mudholes on the roads, and I didn't see water in any of the cedar bogs, the way you do in the spring.

The night has never been a friend to our species. It's natural to want to drive it off with light, now that we can. Personally, I miss seeing millions of stars. I've experienced that camping back in the 60's with my family, and I have experienced it at sea.

There were no 4wd's actually down in the pit, James, although plenty of evidence that they have been ignoring the signs and tearing it up down in there. Bugs-wise it varied. In the lowlands further south the flies were very heavy, whereas up at Old Halfway there were virtually none.

My brother and I used to go out for Blue. It's a real blast when you get on them. His recipe used to be to marinate the fish for a few hours in soy sauce, lemon juice, and melted butter. Don't know where he got it, but it worked.

It definitely sounds like this most recent stone was buried under an accumulation of debris. It would be really interesting if others were found that also had inscriptions below ground level.

Thanks for the background, Boyd. I'm surprised that is TNC property as the gate was standing open and there were few if any signs or markings. Unusual for them, unless someone has been removing their signage. I only know the names of the roads because I have the GPS running in the truck, and...

The day started out with such promise. I went in on Bryant and over Woodmansie to catch Lauries Road south, for no other reason than that I came in from the north on 539 and wanted to get the hell off pavement. I decided to jog up to Old Halfway and take some pics with the new camera. It was the...