I found it slightly ironic that updating Adobe Reader from 6.0.1 to 6.0.2 works easily on Win98, but isn't so easy on WinXP. In 98, you just click on help and 'check for updates', which finds the 6.0.2 update available. In XP, it doesn't find the update, so you have to manually go to adobe.com and download the update from the text-only page, despite instructions to the contrary, and even then it takes several clicks worth of navigating to finally get to the appropriate download page. Why the added complexity?

Watched "Hidaldo" (Viggo Mortensen) on DVD last night, an awesome film, especially since it's based on a true story. Also watched episode #3 of 'The Benefactor', and I'm pleased to see that Femia's now in the top six! Way to hang in there, Femia - you go girl!

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Here's another Mount St. Helens update. I finished reading "Get The Message: A Business Guide to Surviving the Email Security Crisis" on paperback (a real, honest to goodness book made of paper - shocker, I know) by Tom Gillis today. Garnered some great info and interesting insights from it.