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Yo yo...it's 3:40,woke up feelings like I had to pee but didn't,and I didn't wet the bed,from what I can tell so far.work was weird today,as I was working a non air carrier pilot flying through our airspace turned the wrong way when turned him out of the way of traffic. I swear I thought I was going to see a mid air collision,it
was kind of frightening. When he made that wrong turn my instructor jumped on the mic
and heard the urgency in his voice and I was watching the targets merge and mentally preparing myself to see a mid air collision. After the fact no else seemed too worried so I guess it is harder to crash two planes than it seems. Also the air liner was an air china flight so it doesn't really count anyway

I was reading extensively online about The Americans with Disabilities Act and service animals and I sort of think it's a little ridiculous how much leeway disabled people get. It just seems like all the pussy-footing around required by the ADA relies too much on the honor system. For example: A service dog is allowed EVERYWHERE and ANYWHERE by law. A service dog has a special definition according to the ADA, which makes sense. However, there is nothing at all to certify a service dog or to prove a dog is a service dog. In fact, the ADA explicitly states that a service dog is not required to wear any special equipment (eg, vests, special collars, etc) to show that it is a service dog. If you are in a public place and see someone with a service dog, the ONLY question you are allowed to ask that person is "Is that a service animal?" If the answer is yes, then you may not ask any additional questions. You may not ask for the person to prove it (and even if you did, there is no official "certification" for service animals, so there is no such thing as proof), nor may you ask if the person is disabled/what kind of disability (s)he has.

Sort of a little bit ridiculous. I'm all for service animals being allowed everywhere. And I'm all for people not being required to tell people their disability. But I just think there should be some kind of official paperwork to prove an animal is a service dog.

That's all I got for now...

yo yo...i was going to complain about something tonight that after reading a post from 2003 i apparently complained about the same thing...being clumsy. it usually puts me in an awful mood. last night my head hurt, then i started doing TERRIBLY in call of duty, and then i kept on knocking things over afterwards while i was trying to clean my tupperwares, i figured i would cut my losses and go straight to bed

yo yo...so i just realized that i filled my external hard drive to the brim. it's bad. luckily my dad left me a message today and is sending me a 2tb hd for hanukah! so now i need to figure out how i'll manage all of my obtained media. what i used to do is this

music on computers hd (filled, 260/500)
all video media on ext (filled, 700/750)

now i have a new 2tb, what is the optimal way to store?