So, *that's* why! Thank you. I've always wondered why, when I rip CD tracks of songs that flow into the next (like a lot of Floyd albums) into MP3s, there is a noticeable break between songs that shouldn't be there. FLAC doesn't have this problem. I've always thought it was because of the compression MP3s use.

I still have every game I've ever purchased. The first one from 1978.

I've been collecting computer games since the 70s (yes, 70s). I love this kind of stuff! What I really want to see is the prototype cartridge for the Atari 2600 version of Treasures of Tarmin. I would love to have to the ROM from that!

Old-Earth, Young Earth. You're still a nut-bar.

No such animal as a 386 DX66.

The endgame song from the game "Portal."

You mean like you repeating yourself every other sentence?

I have the "Honeywell Prestige HD Deluxe Comfort Kit" (YTHX9321R5003) and I LOVE it.

I never said it was a boxer engine. I just asked how they differ. Watching the video doesn't help me. As I said, I'm not a car guy. I'm a solid-state kind of guy. I am not good with moving parts. I don't think it's a bad thing to be able to ask questions.

I not a car guy. So, will someone explain to me how this differs from a boxer engine?

One thing you can do, which is what I ALWAYS do, is go into add/remove programs. For office, there is an entry to completely uninstall ALL the animated helpers!

The new Kindle! Now with that Old Book Smell (tm)!

I too have an Opp upscaling DVD player (DV-980H). I always read comments like yours about skipping the normally unskippable clips (UOP) with an Oppo, but I can never figure out how. Can you tell me was the magic is?

I hate calzones, but I think you mean Stromboli, which I do like. California style is OK, but I fine it a little TOO thin for my tastes.