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Question: What's your favorite thing about moving?

My Answer: Finding new spaces to put things.

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Question: What's your least favorite thing about moving?

My Answer: Packing and carrying. The aches, the hassle, the dust, the weight, the sore muscles… ugh!

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Question: Have you ever told a friend that you seriously question whether he or she is happy or not?

My Answer: Uhhh, yep. One of those times was recent enough that I am not sure how the outcome will be, but The friend is a good person and I think the friend's life will be taking a turn for the better soon.

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Question: How do you like your pillows?

My Answer: Large, thick, and firm. Hmmm, that doesn't quite sound like I'm describing pillows, and neither does "I like pillows that have some meat to them," but that's how I like my pillows. I have TempurPedic pillows right now that work really well.

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Kevin Fox kicks serious butt. He knows why (and to him, Carey and I both say THANK YOU).

As a completely horrible way to say thanks, I've spent entirely too much time doing the same LiveJournal meme he posted here.

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Question: Do you eat Mexican food? If so, what's your favorite?

My Answer: I only really eat tacos. And even then, just with cheese and meat. I don't care if it's spicy - sometimes that's good - and rice isn't bad, and beans are sometimes okay, but lettuce, tomatoes, etc. are no good. Booo! 🙂

Seth and I went to Chipotles here, and unlike Taco Bell or the "do it yourself at home" kind of tacos, I had stringy beef (kinda like pulled pork, but it was beef) with some spicy cheese. It had some hot sauce already mixed in. Mmmm. It was good.

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Question: What do you think is the single biggest problem with the movie theaters?

My Answer: My thoughts mirror those of Mark Cuban (he writes here). I think that the theater and movie experience needs to adapt, and it has not yet. I wait for movies to go to the dollar theater because the experience is nearly as good. I'm not offered any discount if I buy the DVD after seeing the movie in a "regular price" theater. Staying home and watching an old DVD, waiting for the movie to cost a buck is my modus operandi until things change. Only on rare occasions have I ventured to the $9 theater.

The customers have a list of demands, and they're not all as simple as "cheaper popcorn." Will the theaters listen? Can they do anything about it?

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I'm in Columbus, OH through at least Friday covering The Memorial Tournament for The Sand Trap.

Today, I saw Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus hit a ball to two feet, Vijay Singh hit a ball to one foot, and an amateur beat them all. Good times!

Check out my coverage (and a lot of pictures) here.

In a bash prompt:

for filename in *                # Traverse all files in directory.
do
   fname=`basename $filename`
   n=`echo $fname | tr A-Z a-z`  # Change name to lowercase.
   if [ "$fname" != "$n" ]       # Rename only files not already lowercase.
   then
     mv $fname $n
   fi  
done

Thanks, Aaron.

Carey and I were married on Friday, May 27, 2005. It was a small ceremony behind the district justice's office (the outgoing Frank Abate), next to a playground and near to some trees that "everyone picks." It cost all of $33.50, bringing our total spending for "the wedding" to a whopping $78.50. If you want to get married on the cheap, well, there you go. It can be done.

The thing for Carey and I is not that we didn't have a huge wedding. As I've mentioned before, she had that before and it did nothing for her in the end - she got divorced. I'm just happy to be marrying my best friend - I don't care much about the ceremony. I've heard before that a relationship is all about two people until they get engaged - then it's all about the families and friends. The couple getting married often gets lost in the shuffle.

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Question: Who is the most famous person with whom you've ever spoken?

My Answer: Steve Jobs. The CEO with whom I spoke a few weeks ago is a close second.

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Question: How do you celebrate Memorial Day?

My Answer: I typically don't. This year I'll be celebrating with Carey's family, though. It'll be kinda nifty to do the traditional picnic thing. The weather is certainly nice enough for it.

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Question: Do you own a bike? What kind?

My Answer: I do. It's a black and yellow GT… something. It was the last one off the production line and a very popular model. OK, I'm going to the car to look… It's a GT Rebound. Bought it in 2000 or so, IIRC. Paid at least $400, though I think that was with an employee discount (Ron).

This question may seem strange or dumb or whatever, but it's simply being used to mark a date in my life. Today we're going to get Carey a bike - hers is horrible - and take our first bike ride as a married couple. I'll write more about the weekend we've had later, but for now, to get back to updating my blog, this will suffice.

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Question: How do you eat Gummi Bears?

My Answer: I eat the colors I don't like first (yellow, white) then move into the indifferent ones (green), then finish with orange and finally red. Sometimes I bite the heads off. Sometimes I bite the heads off and stick them on the bodies of other colors.

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Question: If you're in the mood for a good steak (and can't cook one yourself), to which restaurant do you head?

My Answer: Texas Roadhouse or Outback. There are a few differences between the two, but Outback is certainly more expensive.

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