Pauline, you are SO sweet! Thank you very much... I have saved it and will pull it up "whilst" studying for my Exam on the plane for motivation! I know MAT loves hearing of new topics that he might not have encountered, and my agenda today gave me a chuckle with how some of the topics sound, so I made a list I found funny... Wake up, brush teeth, shower. Kiss and feed doggedties and kittoes and check the garden with a couple. Grab a coffee drink and check work e-mail and the forums. Use the encryption modulus: 14423118116103878456275736627220315029625755387443832298910751006678535354074654 042928147183738663805778840499199825925881487774161275939083 and the encrypting exponent: 65537 to encrypt a three-letter English word that names an animal. Use the Russian Peasant algorithm to calculate 849 x 3217. Reproduce all the lines of the calculation in the answer. Crank up Pink Floyd on the car stereo and head to Panera's with BeeBee and the laptop. Order lunch and a latte. Construct a Moore recogniser to process strings of zeros and ones. The recogniser should recognise those strings that have exactly three ones in them and reject all other strings. Write a URM program which adds the contents of register 3 to the contents of register 4 and places this sum in register zero. The program should not change what is already in registers 3 and 4. Close up laptop and head back to the garden. Film more of the neighbor's kids' Sonic the Hedgehog movie in B&W on the cell phone :) etc, etc. Oy I'm such a nerd but I love this stuff! Gotta run. Happy Day everyone!

actually scotty, Im absolutely counting on some cross pollenation!, I have a handful of isolated seeds, but I am truly excited about spinning the wheel in a 50 variety gene pool, as I have said I have never met a chile I dont like, the only real concern I have is the 3 pubescens I have growing because of course they wont cross w/ any other species, but they havent blossomed yet and they are seperated by 50 yrds or so away from the rest, but I have seen some very cool crosses, shoot the bhuts we all love are just hybrids of trinidad chiles anyway, as are so many other wonderful peppers, i wiil try to grow some wilds and true to types but to create a new hybrid that I love would make me very happy! paul

Claudia is a great trader and we had a perfect trade. She sent nice amounts of the seeds I requested plus "extras" and a beautiful pair of earrings that I wear almost everyday now,lol (would wear them daily if my 9 month old would leave them alone). She even emailed to check to see if I was happy with what she sent (I'm bad at checking in when seeds arrive). She's a true sweetheart and a great trader. I would gladly trade with her anytime. Thanks again Claudia. :) Jennifer

This is inexpensive and easy. You probably have most of the supplys already. Snowman pencil holder or gift container Supplies: ~empty tin cans from soups and veggies ~white paper (copy paper is fine) ~stick glue for paper ~tacky glue or fabric glue for eyes and nose and scarf ~googly eyes 3/8-1 inch sizes ~scraps of orange felt ~1" or bigger pom poms ~black marker or sharpie ~leftover fabric big enough to be cut into strips about 1-2 inches wide and 18" or so long ~curly ribbon that hasn't been curled or strips of leftover fabric ribbon ~glue gun ~scissors for cutting paper and fabric Wrap the cans with plain white paper like a label and glue down. Wrap a length of fabric around the bottom of can and tie a basic knot for a scarf. For a face, glue on two googly eyes and a triangle of orange felt for a nose. Draw a smile for the mouth and add eyebrows or lashes if you wish. Can also use a pink or red marker to add cheeks. Hot glue a piece of ribbon over top of can on both sides of face. The ribbon will serve as a handle and also as top earmuffs. Hot glue a pom pom over each end of ribbon to be the actual ear muff. You can fill this with candy or other small gifts or use it for pencils. **As a safety precaution, you may want to tape a piece of white duct tape over the top and edges of the open end of the can so no one cuts themself on the sharp edges.