Leslie, you need a flat bottom boat, I guess it would be sorta like running a trot-line. I am Sorry for all your mud, but we all may be want some of it before long. My wife told me that some area in northwest Ar. received almost 7" yesterday, we got a nice shower south of Ft. Smith. Larry

... All the time. I never seem to know when to stop, even with hubby calling out the door "Time to come in now". When it's hot I pin a pillow slip with crushed ice in it around my neck. When it gets dark I turn on the outside lights, but try to come in by 10 PM so the lights don't bother the neighbors. I'd rather be outside than inside any ole' day and gardening gives me an excuse to be there. Incidentally, for insect bites Bob happened to notice that HEB brand antibiotic ointment has a topical pain reliever in it so it stops the itch of mosquito bites very nicely. Maybe other brands have it too. Well, almost time to put the rolls in the oven. My computer is right next to the kitchen so it's easy to take a little rest from cooking in that chair :-) Wishing you all a blessed Easter Sunday ...

Hi owbist, Thanks for your note. I must say I would have no idea how to make changes to the BIOS...and only a vague idea of even how to find it. :) This morning everything still seems normal. I was reading your message and did a search via the START button for "live update" to see if I could see what is different, if anything. My notebook when into sleep mode and when I pressed the button to wake it up, there was a window titled: ASUS Eee LiveUpdate. There are tabs at the side for Update, Event, History, Configuration, Setting, Help and About. I clicked on the History tab and there is one entry that has three headings....File Name, Version and Size File name: 1005HA BIOS Version: 0905 Size 389.3KB At the bottom it gives me the option of two buttons...Remove and Exit. When I clicked Update, it says "Update complete! There are no new updates. Last update 2009/12/8 So, maybe when I chose do the "Live Update" yesterday, it installed the LiveUpdate program and I'll get periodic reports? I have googled ASUS Eee 1005H + Live Update and find very little. So, whatever I did, it does seem to be all right at the moment and I will watch for any messages about fan speed, heat problems or anything else that looks odd. Many thanks again. Pam p.s. As I'm writing this note, I keep looking for things online and I came across this at Asus Eee PC 1005HA The unofficial blog for Asus Eee PC 1005HA New Asus Eee PC 1005HA BIOS Friday, September 25, 2009 Asus releases the new BIOS version of Asus Eee PC 1005HA supported for Linux, Windows XP and Windows 7 that will be launched on October 22. The latest BIOS version, BIOS 0905, will improve battery performance of Asus Eee PC 1005HA. Link for download the file : Asus Eee PC 1005HA BIOS 0905 Remark: You can use Asus Update, a utility that allow you to manage, save, and update the Eee PC BIOS in MS Windows Environment, to update the BIOS through a BIOS file and see the procedure in Asus Eee PC 1005HA UserÂs Manual on page 3-3. Do you suppose this is what it was all about?

I just recently did a bathroom remodel in an " old " 1914 Florida cracker that quickly went from cosmetics to a complete replumb ( pex ) and a complete structural rebuild of my house. Upon opening the wall and pulling out the shower I found that the flippers that sold us the house had no idea what the hell they were doing and had not only left a serious leak in the wall where they had jury rigged a splice between the original iron pipe and the copper they added to connect the shower they put in but they had cut a ton of structural studs as well. Ripping that out then ripping up the sub floor led to me finding they had cut out sections of floor joist as well and just nailed 2x4's ( not even pt ) across the damaged or cut out joists. As long as I had all the subfloor ripped out I crawled under the house into a nightmare of issues, piss poor floor joist support, damaged floor joists, damaged subfloor, crap ton of old corroded brittle rusted iron pipe. So I pulled out the credit card and went to work. replumbed the entire house with pex. Repaired all the floor joists PROPERLY to code, added metal strapping to all my structure ( above code ), added 10 new floor joist jacks with footers. Was horrified when I was laying on my back in the dirt and looked up and realized half my house had original paper wrapped wiring where the paper had long ago crumbled away... enter crash course on electrical, complete rewire with proper gauge wiring for each breaker. Crawling out from under my house I found my " old settling " was completely gone. Having repaired all the floor joist, jacked everything up level, and placed new support jacks, had miraculously transitioned through the entire house up to and even removing the " old " sag in the middle of my roof that I have had for the entire 15 years we have lived here. Of course now to be safe I need to get a crew to come out and put a new roof on.. the joys of home ownership.