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Yesterday, my master plans to miss the State of the Union speech failed. I took my car to Hopkins Honda for an oil change, and was trapped there with the TV on when it started. I rested my natural urge to fall asleep whilst he spoke, but continued playing solitaire on my phone. Not long after, the car was ready and I left. The oil change was free, which was quite a shock. Every third one. And, they track it on their computer. WooT! I paid for some light bulbs and left. And, they washed the car.

I picked up some slider things for upstairs at Menards, then hit Panarama for some videos. I need the first season's disk of Ab Fab on Monday night when I'm holding a viewing.

After I got home, I watch the Bourne Supremacy, which I never caught in theaters. Fast forwarded past a few bits here and there. Was somewhat pissed at the editing.

Off to Amazon to check prices.

Printing your dinner -- now where's my flying car?

When the Sous-Chef Is an Inkjet
By DAVID BERNSTEIN
CHICAGO

"HOMARO CANTU'S maki look a lot like the sushi rolls served at other upscale restaurants: pristine, coin-size disks stuffed with lumps of fresh crab and rice and wrapped in shiny nori. They also taste like sushi, deliciously fishy and seaweedy.

From Atrios:

The Democrats voting Yes on Gonzales were:

(1) Senator Ken Salazar (Colorado).

(2) Senator Joseph Lieberman (Conn.).

(3) Senator Ben Nelson (Neb.).

(4) Senator Mary Landrieu (La.)

(5) Senator Pryor (Ark).

(6) Senator Bill Nelson (Fla.)