Lemonade Snapple contains less then 1% juice. Hmmm. At least you can save their bottle caps and spend them at their online 'yard sale'.

Symantec's daily antivirus definition update file finally hit the 7 MB mark. It's been hovering at about the 6.99 MB mark for several days. Woohoo! By the way, most people don't know that you can also download beta definitions from Symantec, too, so you can be protected from new virii hours ahead of everyone else!

Been playing around with IM encryption lately, including both the free certificate from AIMencrypt.com, and Zone Lab's new offering, IMSecure. The certificate approach works well, and it's a no brainer to set up. IMSecure, however, royally sucks and won't even install correctly. Once you do get it installed, it doesn't seem to work. What was Zone Labs thinking?? (It's no wonder that you can't even *find* IMSecure on their website, unless you specifically do a search for it - they're too embarrassed about it!)

It takes my computer almost exactly as long to boot as it does for me to get a bowl of cereal in the morning from a new, unopened box. We went caching again today, and found three more caches and another travel bug. We found the 'It's a Jungle In Here', 'Summer stash cache', and 'Truckee River Stash, revisited' caches, as well as the 'Kermit Key' travel bug. We now have both clues for the 'Where Kermit Met Piggy' cache. In addition, we also went and found one of the three clues needed for the 'Reno View' multicache.