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had an interesting thought today as i was driving home. top down, cool breaze and thought how nice it is to be awake. i mean really awake. and then i felt better.

still working on thoughts that would be of interest, but i am failing to do so. today i felt like writing a song, or a whole album of songs. i don't think that i would enjoy doing that though. i have a tendency to put very high standards on the products of my creativity. thank goodness i can write decent code. so despite being tired, i am going to erin's birthday party. oh well, i have the weekend off!!

and so i have warm thoughts to carry me to sleep on this cool evening. and i hope that all of you do too.

on other less substantial notes, it is amazing to me how time that has past and to some degree distance are nothing, almost completely irrelevant, when compared with the time that is the moment and the distance which applies to it. you can spend years and hundreds of miles away from someone and see them and none of it matters. but then, upon realizing that you want to see that person, the moment lasts forever and the miles seem such an obstacle. surfice to say that my weekend, or today rather was one that brought back many wonderful memories, like a the amazing beauty of a smile, and feeling that comes with an amazing syncronicity despite explanation for it.

i will sleep well tonight.

so much more beauty is contained in an honest look, held in a moment in the air surrounding eyes and lips turned up in a knowing smile. and i remember the times that i have seen that beauty and i cannot help but to smile as well...

the funny thing about all of this is i am still in a good mood...

my mom says spring is in the air. i tend to agree, she is really smart like that. -=grin=-

perhaps i should sleep more, but i find in funny how my brain has a tendancy to misfire when it is seperated from sleep. change is in the air, and change like this is always for the better...

There exists at least one prime number which, when interpreted as GIF, JPEG, or PNG-encoded data, represents an image from one of Traci Lords' child porn films, and is thus illegal in the United States.

The first person to successfully prove or disprove Janke's Conjecture wins a prize. The only prize we give out here- a date with Reify. Note: padding the number with non-image data, such as text or spurious chunks in a PNG, doesn't count.

If you think you have proven the conjecture by discovering an (in)appropriate number, DO NOT send your winning entries to me. DO NOT email illegal numbers to me or any of my friends.

This actually opens up a whole new area of research. All sorts of numbers could be discovered to be illegal because they were encodings of visual or textual child pornography. Double prize for the first person to get an issue of American Journal of Mathematics banned in the United States as kiddie porn.