>You left out the fact that if you didn't start work at 0630 then you wouldn't be able to start until noon because it would take you that long to get to work in the traffic!
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rofl!!!!! That is my motivation! :)

An example: I live 17 miles from work. Leaving 30 minutes later than usual the other day took me an extra hour to get home! A thirty minute trip was one and a half hours! This is the life! Silicon Valley is the place to be. Just you and 10 million other lucky people - all at the same place at the same time! :)

>>>>>Just been talking about time zones with Greg. Server time is 5:42 on your last message. You're what - EST or EST+1? At any rate you're up with the lark (or still up?). You yanks make a good impression when it comes to early rising abd keenness! :-)
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>>>>Just up at that time (wrote from home). This one is from the office. Been here for over an hour already and am not alone as we run a 24x7 operation and you should be glad we do as I assume you are also a customer of my products.<g>.
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>>>Of course, I didn't think about shift work. Yes I'm a customer (never noticed you worked for them). BTW the main AmEx offices for Europe are in my city, Brighton. Sadly they never offered me a job because I had VFp and not VB :-(
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>>VFP and VB are 4 GL languages. I have done a lot of work with VB but have more xperience with VFP. VB is like VFP in a way. Just imagine closing both eyes, and typing with one finger. That is VB. :) Oh well, whatever makes management happy.
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>>By the way I start work at 0630 PST.