Just a note about my previously-mentioned copy-protected CD -- it turns out iTunes for the Mac can read protected wma files. So there's that, if anyone else runs into the problem.

Which means, of course, that their efforts to keep me from sharing the music were so restrictive that they forced me to share it with another person (since I don't have a Mac). Way to go, music industry.

Jelly in new places, or donuts in the shape of genitalia: which do you find more traumatizing?

The term, the way it was explained to me, does not involve actual donuts.

The first thing I do with protected wma files I buy is turn them into unprotected mp3s so I can use them easier.

Heinasirkka, heinasirkka, menetaalta hiiteen!!!

Hee. Rick is obviously Finnish. Or a good googler.

Yes Jesse. why they got to pick on Danny so much. poor noodle needs to call me.

I think he is bald.

My boss seems to think in time lapsed rather than actual work hours that can be spent on a project.

That's exactly it!

How should I phrase a cover letter (okay, cover e-mail) addressed to someone whose name I don't know? All I have is a non-gender-specific e-mail address.

I don't much care about bald - see also Dwight Yoakum.

Dana, can you do a little research, and call somewhere to get the name? It's always better to have the name.

Respect the cruller, and tame the donut.

Can today end now? Ta.