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The good news is that my daughter is doing OK, though not talking to us (until I left a message about the following, today).

Now, the tests indicating that there might be more cancer have been verified. Although.the CT scan I had did not find it, the full body scan with radioactive iodine has found not one, but two nodules in my left lung. Now more tests, consultations, etc. to determine what to do about this.

A couple of pics from today's EVA (from NASA Webcast):

A couple of pics from today's EVA (from NASA Webcast):

2old2play's Pwnathon Charity Drive is the number three story on the Bungie.net website this morning!!! naveeda supplied the story and it's great!!!!! Check it out. Actual story: www.bungie.net/News/Blog.aspx?mode=news#Pwnathon2009

2old2play's Pwnathon Charity Drive is the number three story on the Bungie.net website this morning!!! naveeda supplied the story and it's great!!!!! Check it out. Actual story: www.bungie.net/News/Blog.aspx?mode=news#Pwnathon2009

Well, my 66th birthday has come and gone (on April 1st) and life goes on. Not always as I have envisioned it at this stage of my life but one day succeeds the next (so far).

I have not been as active on my clan forum or online with the 360. This has been for a variety of reasons, but the two big ones are my daughter and her family and my cancer.

Well, my 66th birthday has come and gone (on April 1st) and life goes on. Not always as I have envisioned it at this stage of my life but one day succeeds the next (so far).

I have not been as active on my clan forum or online with the 360. This has been for a variety of reasons, but the two big ones are my daughter and her family and my cancer.

Tomorrow morning, there will an occultation (eclipse) of Venus by the Moon over much of the U.S. and Canada.

It will not be occulted on the east coast or in the southeast (as far as west as Louisiana). See http://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing/home/42919767.html

Tomorrow morning, there will an occultation (eclipse) of Venus by the Moon over much of the U.S. and Canada.

It will not be occulted on the east coast or in the southeast (as far as west as Louisiana). See http://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing/home/42919767.html

Monday evening, December 1, the sky will present everyone with a spectacular conjunction (