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	<title>Confessions of a Lethargic Mind</title>
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	<dc:creator>dan@askingforthirds.org</dc:creator>
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		<dc:date>2008-07-14T08:07:23-04:00</dc:date>
	  

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		  <title>Glory Hallelujah!</title>
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		  <description>For this extraction, I imagine we will need a young priest and an old priest.</description>
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		  <![CDATA[I will do my best to hold back my tears....of joy.&nbsp; But long time target of my hatred, Billy Packer, is <a href="http://blogs.usatoday.com/gameon/2008/07/report-billy-pa.html">reportedly on his way out at CBS</a>.&nbsp; Please, oh please, USA Today, don't toy with my emotions like this.&nbsp; "Reportedly" will not cut it here.&nbsp; I have to know for certain.&nbsp; We can't treat this like a lackadaisical James Bond supervillian by assuming everything will go to plan and turn our back, allowing an escape to occur.&nbsp; For this extraction, I imagine we will need a young priest and an old priest.<br><br>Despite my elation for the fall of Packer, according to the article Packer will be replaced by Clark Kellogg.&nbsp; Not sure how I feel about this, especially since Kellogg has spent more time in the studio than on the sidelines.&nbsp; However, he does know his stuff, for the most part.&nbsp; He needs to keep playing up his best quality though....not being Billy Packer.&nbsp; If he can maintain that, he'll be fine.<br><br>UPDATE:<br>Not only is it now official, but Packer <a href="http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/story/1141022.html">won't be doing any more games</a>.&nbsp; Hopefully ever.<br>
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		  <dc:subject>Sports</dc:subject>
		  <dc:date>2008-07-14T08:07:23-05:00</dc:date>
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		  <title>100 Pushups by August</title>
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		  <description>I should be able to do 100 pushups by August 2008</description>
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		  <![CDATA[Recently, I discovered a <a href="http://hundredpushups.com/index.html">web site</a> that claims that anyone can do 100 pushups by following their aggressive program.&nbsp; I have decided to give it a try.&nbsp; So based on their 6 week schedule, I should be able to do 100 pushups by August 2008 if I follow their program.&nbsp; <br><br>I was already in "fair" to "decent" shape.&nbsp; Before starting this regimen,&nbsp; I could crank out 30 to 40 pushups in an ideal environment (rested, motivated, awake, sober)&nbsp; I'm a fairly active guy, but I don't have a lot of disposable time to work out.&nbsp; I have some time in the evenings after I get the kids to bed, but I rarely have enough energy at night to go work out or go on a run.&nbsp; However, I was looking for a way to stay in shape, get stronger and so forth without going to the gym, buying equipment or most importantly requiring a lot of time.&nbsp; This program seems to fit the bill.<br><br>Knowing that sticking to an exercise program would be difficult, despite being only 6 weeks and only requiring 30 minutes a week, I had to insure I would stick with it.&nbsp; My first step was telling people at my office that I was starting this program.&nbsp; Some co-workers were interested and some even claimed to start it themselves.&nbsp; But that just didn't seem like enough.&nbsp; So I decided tell as many people I can through my blog (all 3 of you).&nbsp; Finally, I decided to track my progress.&nbsp; The final motivation is making this progress publicly available, which makes me accountable for my progress. <br><br><a href="http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pCwc5gvMVQkHqgLf0kDL5Rw&hl=en">Track my progress</a><br>
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		  <dc:subject>Misc</dc:subject>
		  <dc:date>2008-06-27T08:57:35-05:00</dc:date>
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		  <title>Sleep, How I Missed You</title>
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		  <description>I'm definitely &quot;caught up&quot; on the sleep now.  </description>
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		  <![CDATA[As the father of two children in diapers, my sleep patterns tend to get mixed up on occasion.&nbsp; Recently, the 6 month old has been waking up around 5:30AM.&nbsp; Not crying mind you, just babbling.&nbsp; The kid is happy, but a little noisy.&nbsp; The problem is when he wakes up his 23 month old sister.&nbsp; Once she is awake, everyone is awake...for the day.&nbsp; In an effort to maximize sleep, we have to retrieve Carter before he wakes Myra Grace.&nbsp; This has been going on a for a few weeks now, so I had put myself into quite the sleep deficit. <br><br>Both kids are typically asleep by 8PM and last night was no exception.&nbsp; However, after putting the kids to bed, instead of taking care of some tasks around the house or entertaining myself in some fashion, I went straight to the couch.&nbsp; Asleep by 8:30PM.&nbsp; I slept there until about 2AM, then made a beeline to my bed where I picked up where I left off on the couch.&nbsp; Except for a minor interruption by Carter, I slept until 6AM.&nbsp; By my fuzzy math, thats about 9.5 hours, where I'm used to getting about 7.&nbsp; I'm definitely "caught up" on the sleep now.&nbsp;
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		  <dc:subject>Fatherhood</dc:subject>
		  <dc:date>2008-06-18T08:25:20-05:00</dc:date>
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		  <title>Thanks for Clearing Things Up for Me, Target</title>
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		  <description>I'm no wiring expert, but did Target confuse the Coaxial and Composite examples?</description>
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		  <![CDATA[On a recent trip to <a href="http://www.target.com">Target</a>, I was looking around in the electronics area.&nbsp; I happened to notice a seemingly helpful graphical sign for defining the different types of video cabling.<br><br><a href="http://lethargicmind.org/modules/wiring.jpg">Exhibit A</a><br><br>I'm no wiring expert, but did Target confuse the Coaxial and Composite examples?<br><br>
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		  <dc:subject>Technology</dc:subject>
		  <dc:date>2008-05-19T13:33:14-05:00</dc:date>
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