Awesome feedback Pete. Thanks for inspiring and keeping me motivated.

Even before the lowly lemon, try seltzer/soda water. Regardless, all are equally cheap and can have surprising success.

We use soaker hoses buried a few inches below ground in our vegetable garden and flower beds. Also a flow timer attached to the water spigot.

Hi Pete, The medicine we received cleared it up very quickly -- less than a week. My son didn't seem phased at all by the experience. Thanks for asking. -R

Thanks for the comment, Elizabeth. Sounds like a good business opportunity for you or someone to compile and share/market niche lists of mobile websites.

I periodically update http://m.chaos365.com -- If you have a list of link suggestions, please post them here in the comments and I may add them for the community to use.

Thank you.
-Roland

Thanks for the feedback, Pete.

I've noticed that as I've been doing more and more business networking, many conversations ultimately steer into talking about kids and family challenges, and the affects on professional life. It simply can't be partitioned and ignored.

Keep up the great work you are doing for dads in Australia.

Found tip to reclaim space used by iTunes:
http://www.macworld.com/article/139590/2009/03/it...

NYTimes posted a few new articles and video regarding CFL bulbs. Also discussed quality problems.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/28/business/energy...

Couple things I learned:
- If broken, double bag the remains and throw out in your regular garbage. There are small amounts of mercury in it.
- Some stores will accept burned out unbroken bulbs for proper disposal.
- Look at the Kelvin rating (or "K" rating). Soft white is 2700-3000, white is 3500-6500. The higher you go, the bluer the light gets. Daylight is the bluest.
- Don't use where light wont be on for 15 minutes. Constant cycling reduces their life.

Toyota announced a Certified Used Car program for hybrids:
http://www.toyotacertifiedhybrids.com/

Weak battery in your Prius key fob? It's easy to replace. Just follow these instructions:
http://www.vfaq.net/mods/keyfob.html

The 2004 Prius requires a CR2032 battery (About $3.00)