I'm a light sleeper. I wake up at the slightest thing, and it's interesting to see data that either confirms or contradicts my feeling in the morning like I had a horrible sleep. Other than the thunderstorm at midnight, I actually slept pretty soundly on that night.

If you have a CPAP, it has an SD card in it with some interesting information, like how many hours a night you use it.

They didn't prescribe a CPAP for me since my disturbance is from RLS.

I'm assuming I'm sleeping through the night, but even before my sleep test I didn't realize I woke up 137.000 times a night.

I do feel more rested these days.

Anyway, back to bear danger type graphs, please.

We're number 3! We're number 3!

Heheh...:)

Number 3 in your program, Number 1 in your hearts!

I think China is manipulating their numbers.

How is your retirement?
http://m.motherjones.com/politics/20...ome-inequality

Italian quake

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquak...us10006g7w#map

Metro is letting you see your gate to gate commute time. I'm loving this new general manager. When you click on the "more info" hyperlink, it takes you to the list of delays on metro each day.
Attachment 57770
It always felt like my evening commutes were slower than my morning commutes, and now I see it's quantifiable.

Ballston (snicker)

Were you super late, or super early the one day you weren't at AM peak?

Super early.

In retrospect, I really should have known that. :rolleyes: