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Paige who?

Some pictures readers uploaded to the SF Chronicle: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/contribute/sn/photo?plckPhotoID=8b8cdafb-078a-4f52-a06c-07a37170c107&plckGalleryID=c40b1f1e-3f0e-4cd6-a33d-7000685f1d6d (Hope whoever was in this shot is OK) Congrats to all involved for pulling off a complicated demo!

http://www.dropzone.com/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=3437432 has some additional reports of this

I actually work for Xobni also

heal up quick y'all

Are there tax implications on the distribution of funds from the non-profit to pay for medical costs for the person that's getting their expenses covered?

Saw it a week and half ago and thought it was excellent.

I'm there

I just booked my plane ticket today

The above info is good, but remember, that max includes CA's matching contribution, so you need to take that into account when figuring your own contribution rate. Is that a CA specific max? At least for the US, the IRS limits you to contributing a total of 15,000 of your own dollars to 401ks, and a total of 44,000 including employer match and profit sharing (if you believe wikipedia).

happy birthday

I decided to play around a little with Google's Custom Search Engines and created one for skydiving with a bunch of US sites included in it. Just that I'd put it out there and see if people have any suggestions for other sites to include.

for some, skydiving doesn't come to a halt over the winter although i'm not sure how eager i will be to jump in a new england winter ever again

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_bomb

A pre-boogie party would be nice since I can't take Friday off from work And I consider NYC an honorary part of New England, having been born there but doing my growing up in Connecticut.