Where's Rick?

[Rupp]

Busy in the dungeon code HS 2.0?

[George]

Isn't CEDA in Las Vegas this week?

[Rupp]

That's probably it George.

[Rick Tinker]

Sorry guys - it was a combination of coding for HS 2.0, then trying to get my basement finished in time for relatives arriving for the holidays, and then taking some time off whilst the family was in town.

I worked on some UI elements of HS 2 while Rich resolved some Genuine Channels issues to get HS 2 Alpha 2 out to testers, and then we began work on HomeSeer Phone for HS 2.0. Busy, busy, busy - trying to get these 2.0 products out to you all as soon as possible.

Back for a short bit catching up on a few of these threads and then yes, we're off again through the rest of the week for CES in 'Vegas. I have a date with a few plug-ins as well while away and when I return. If I get a lot of work done while in 'Vegas, then that can only mean the tables were not kind to me.

[bruce l]

Good luck at the tables and have a safe trip.

[JLehnert]

Good luck at the tables and have a safe trip.

Heck no! Hope for BAD LUCK at the tables!

If Tink gets lucky at the tables, he's liable to give up the life of a working stiff for a life of gambling. That would leave everything at HS in a lurch. Rich would have to stop everything while he went out and found, then trained, another apprentice. (insert visions of marching broomsticks here)

[bruce l]

welll - when you put it that way it does make a weird sort of sense.

[George]

Ok, everyone turn on your TV sets to the World Series of Poker 2006 and look for Tink at the final table!

[Jim Doolittle]

That reminds me. I was going to retire from my day job and quit writing plug-ins and open a bar and since gambling is popular now I would offer that as well. I was thinking of setting the place up so I had liquor in the front and poker in the rear.

[kschorz]

That reminds me. I was going to retire from my day job and quit writing plug-ins and open a bar and since gambling is popular now I would offer that as well. I was thinking of setting the place up so I had liquor in the front and poker in the rear.

Oh that is a good-un Jim.
I heard that before - in fact I told it to my wife...then for some odd reason she rolled her eyes and walked off.

I just don't get it.

[Stevech]

I actually know a guy who quit his marketing job and bought a bar in a po-dunk town in Nevada. He seems happy enough. Not sure how his liver is though.

[rocco]

I was going to retire from my day job . . . and open a bar . . .

I can see it now: DOO-Drop-Inn

[glt]

That was not funny. I'm serious.

[jboyes]

I can see it now: DOO-Drop-Inn

I'll drink to that. I thought it _was_ very funny!

Jeff

[Sean Willoughby]

Me too.