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Saturday, January 19, 2008 - Oliver Lee Memorial State Park, Alamogordo NM

Almost there, Oliver Lee Memorial State Park, Alamogordo NM, January 18, 2008
Almost there, Oliver Lee Memorial State Park, Alamogordo, New Mexico, January 18, 2008

Ah the luxury of sleeping in

My version at least - I was up a 3:30 am or so for a while, then back to bed until 6:00 am, and now it's 11:00 am and I've finally had my breakfast; soon I'll do my morning ablutions and get on with the day. It's so nice to finally have a slightly warmer spot, good internet access, and working email that I've dropped everything to luxuriate in the plenty. By the time you read this (posted on the 23rd - I've been lazy for several more of these nice days) I will have caught up on many days worth of delayed posts with just a few more to go.

There goes another credit card

I got a phone call from security; someone used my card to order something in Great Britain. Great. Now I have to deal with getting the replacement card sent to me here in New Mexico, in addition to the usual hassle of changing the card assigned to the various accounts I use for automated bill paying. This might be a good time to start using a separate card just for bill paying and see if that gives a clue to where the security breach is next time someone "steals" my card. I guess it's time to go get my free credit reports again and check for identity theft.

Today's journey: You don't think I'm leaving this good access do you?

Night camp

Site 8 - Oliver Lee Memorial State Park, Alamogordo NM

Few genes are required

One's brain is powerfully activated by learning that there are only 30,000 genes in the human genome. That is only twice as many as in the fruit fly, not renowned for its calculating ability, and about as many as a garden weed. Geneticists are sorely vexed that so few genes are required to make something as complex and clever as a geneticist.

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