Archive for April 20th, 2010

Today’s Business: 2010-04-20

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

Today’s Activities

  • Shower.  DONE.
  • Cat duty.   DONE.
  • Do all (1) pending loads of laundry.  IN PROGRESS.

Log

04:25 AM: My weight did not change from yesterday.  It’s still 173.5 Lbs.    See   here   for a summary of the progress on this goal so far in 2010.

05:30 AM: Watched the 2010-03-29 and 2010-03-30 episodes of   NBC’s Nightly News   on this failing DVR.

05:45 AM: Added more detail to my Google profile,  here.

07:00 AM: Heard back from [Lynn] on facebook.  She’s doing well.

01:30 PM: Watched today’s episode of   The Young and the Restless   on this failing DVR.

05:30 PM: Headed out to trivia with Mom and a couple of her friends.

09:00 PM: I’m back home.

10:15 PM: Talked with [Emmy] on the telephone.

11:30 PM: Heading for bed.  Good night.  I’ll write more tomorrow.  Take care.

Tom

Received Mail and Shipments

None received.

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Shopping Trip: 2010-04-20

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

At trivia, I bought supper that included the following:

  • O’Doul’s low-alcohol beer (3 bottles).
  • Steak and onions dinner.
  • Popcorn.
  • A handful of M & Ms. 

Total cost: $15.00 roughly.

Stopped at Martin’s on the way home from trivia, and bought the following:

  • Box of Vanilla Wafers (1).

Total cost: $3.49

Grand Total: $18.49

Tom Hesley

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Diary Revisions: 2010-04-20

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

Today, I either added or modified the following posts in  the   Tom’s Diary   blog for improved brevity, clarity, categorization, decreased spelling errors, appearance,  and search-ability:

  • Site Stats: 2010-04-20
  • Today’s Business: 2010-04-20
  • Today’s Diet: 2010-04-20
  • Today’s Business: 2010-04-19
  • Today’s Diet: 2010-04-19
  • Book: Happiness Now
  • Tom

    Site Stats: 2010-04-20

    Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

    The number of distinct hosts visiting over the last seven days continued to fall, down to 552. The downloaded data over the same timeframe however, remains up, at over a GB.

    General Summary
    1. Host name prosaic-expressions.com
    2. Host URL http://www.prosaic-expressions.com
    3. Program start time Apr 20, 2010 09:55
    4. Time of first request Feb 1, 2010 00:01
    5. Time of last request Apr 20, 2010 00:00
    6. Time last 7 days lasts until Apr 20, 2010 09:55
    7. Successful server requests 550,768 Requests
    8. Successful requests in last 7 days 53,989 Requests
    9. Successful requests for pages 350,861 Requests for pages
    10. Successful requests for pages in last 7 days 33,628 Requests for pages
    11. Failed requests 7,098 Requests
    12. Failed requests in last 7 days 584 Requests
    13. Distinct files requested 35,259 Files
    14. Distinct files requested in last 7 days 11,060 Files
    15. Distinct hosts served 3,740 Hosts
    16. Distinct hosts served in last 7 days 552 Hosts
    17. Unwanted lines in the logfile 5,988 Lines
    18. Total data transferred 9.485 GB
    19. Total data transferred in last 7 days 1.072 GB

    Tom Hesley

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    Today’s Diet: 2010-04-20

    Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

    I keep this food diary to stay aware of just how many calories I’m eating daily, with the hope that it decreases the likelihood that I’ll overeat.    It seems to work, so here we go with another day…

    Today, I consumed the following items:

    • Herbal tea and diet caffeine-free Pepsi  throughout the day. 0 calories.
    • 02:30 PM: 4 slices of muenster cheese.  320 calories.
    • 06:30 PM: 1 small bowl of popcorn.  100 calories.
    • 06:40 PM: 1 medium salad.  200 calories.
    • 06:45 PM: 1 small steak with onions.  800 calories.
    • 08:30 PM: 3 O’Doul’s low-alcohol beers.  300 calories.

    Total calories: 1720.

    Tom

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    Book: The Grapes Of Wrath

    Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

    Title: The Grapes of Wrath

    Author: John Steinbeck

    NLS Number: DB68308

    Another classic I’ll start reading today.  The introduction says that this story is about a family of 1930s sharecroppers, who, forced to leave their dwindling farms in Oklahoma, move west, to California to find a better life.  But most of them found far worse; including famine and death.  There, among the ravages of greed, were born the Grapes of Wrath. Curious that I would choose this book at the very time that Arizona adopted a  tough immigration law  that would seem to encourage the sort of profiling and brutality perpetrated against the characters in this book. 

    Tom Hesley

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