10 Secrets for Success and Inner Peace
by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
Cindi accidentally forgot to tell One Spirit not to send out their most recent books so today we received this book as well as another book by the same author, Being in Balance. I liked the look of them so we decided to keep them.
**Update**
I started reading this while taking a bath one day and have been reading little bits here and there. He describes 10 concepts to help you attain success and inner peace:

1. Have a Mind That Is Open to Everything and Attached to Nothing
2. Don't Die with Your Music Still in You
3. You Can't Give Away What You Don't Have
4. Embrace Silence
5. Give Up Your Personal History
6. You Can't Solve a Problem with the Same Mind That Created It
7. There Are No Justified Resentments
8. Treat Yourself As If You Already Are What You'd Like to Be
9. Treasure Your Divinity
10. Wisdom Is Avoiding All Thoughts That Weaken You

Most of it makes sense but some is a bit too broad and unrealistic. In the section on the sixth secret he says, "The world is just the way it is. The economy is just as it should be. The people who are behaving "badly"in the world are doing what they're supposed to be doing." And he goes on to say "If you're filled with anger about all of those "problems," you are one more person who contributes to the pollution of anger." I don't find this to be true. Especially for politicians and others in power who should be answering to the greater public and the greater world. We should be angry with they aren't acting in our best interest, I think anger can be a justified reaction and does have it's place in our lives. Greater change often occurs because of the anger we feel and the action it prompts us to take. We shouldn't assume anger is wrong or an unneeded emotion.
Received: September 22, 2006
Started: November 2006 (date unknown)

Martha Stewart's Homekeeping Handbook: The Essential Guide to Caring for Everything in Your Home
by Martha Stewart
This is now my bible! In over 700 pages there are instructions on how to do EVERYTHING in this book. It's amazing. Room by room she describes how to organize, clean, repair, and care for just about everything item in your home, condo, apartment or castle. I paid $10 and it's listed for $45. The best deal I've gotten so far!
Received: November 22, 2006

Fit From Within *Completed*

Fit from Within: 101 Simple Secrets to Change Your Body and Your Life--Starting Today and Lasting Forever
by Victoria Moran
I recently "borrowed" this book from my aunt when I was pet sitting. It had been suggested to me by a friend and I quickly realized why. It contains many great ideas on taking better care of yourself and your body. Some of the concepts don't fit but enough of them that it's worth reading and keeping. I either need to buy my own copy or "forgot" to return this one. {wink}
**Update**
I've been keeping this on my night stand to read before bed every night. It is full of things that seem obvious but we all need to be reminded of from time to time. I really enjoyed it and need to frequently re-read it to be sure to implement her wonderful suggestions.
Started: September 1, 2006
Completed: October 29, 2006

The Wok Bible: The Complete Book of Stir-Fry Cooking
Over 180 sensational classic and modern stir-fry dishes from east and west for pan and wok, shown step-by-step in more than 700 stunning photographs
by Sunil Vijayakar, Becky Johnson, Jenni Fleetwood
Cindi "accidentally" got this yesterday when she was at Borders getting a free coffee. It was very discounted and was too much to resist. It is a stunning cookbook. It's not specifically vegetarian but there are plenty of vegetarian recipes that we can ignore the ones with meat. I *love* all the pretty pictures!!
Received: October 25, 2006

The Wisdom of Yoga: A Seeker's Guide to Extraordinary Living
by Stephen Cope
This is my pick for October. I've decided, once again, to try and have a more regular and a more dedicated yoga practice. I haven't done much reading in regards to the more spiritual side of yoga so I'm hoping this book can fulfill this desire.
It arrived in the mail today but I haven't had a chance to check it out.
Received: October 25, 2006

The Ultimate Guide to Pregnancy for Lesbians: How to Stay Sane and Care for Yourself From Pre-conception through Birth (2nd Edition)
by Rachel Pepper
This has been on my pregnancy to-buy list for quite some time. As soon as it was brought to my attention that a new edition had come out I knew we had to buy it. Between this and the other two books we've purchased, we'll be more than prepared.
**Update**
I stared reading this yesterday and love it already. Her writing style is easy and fun to read as well as extremely informative and inclusive of the many varieties of lesbian families.
**Update**
I completed the conception portion of this book. I have many pages marked to go back and look at again with Cindi. She brings up some really important issues and question to discuss prior to conception that will make the pregnancy and future parenting much easier. I really like the author!
Received: October 10, 2006
Started: October 13, 2006

I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence
by Amy Sedaris
My parents were nice enough to give Cindi a gift card for Borders for her birthday. She managed to sneak off on her lunch break and purchased this book. We are both very fond of Amy and her brother David and I know we'll both *love* this book. We may not be able to use a majority of the recipes she's included but it'll be good for some laughs. I plan to keep it on our coffee table to entertain what few guests we have.
Received: October 19, 2006

The Cafe Flora Cookbook: More than 250 Vegetarian and Vegan Recipes from the Renowned Seattle Restaurant
http://www.cafeflora.com/
by Catherine Geier with Carol Brown
This is Cindi's book for October, another wonderful vegetarian cookbook to add to our growing collection. It doesn't have many pictures but the recipes look delicious. We're were very excited to see it included a recipe for potato tacos, something we've been on the lookout for.
Received: October 14, 2006

A Donor Insemination Guide *Completed*

A Donor Insemination Guide: Written By and For Lesbian Women
by Marie Mohler, MA & Lacy Frazer, PsyD
I decided to order this book because it seemed to focus more on the physiological aspects of pregnancy conception. I hope for us to learn this on our own and not from a doctor, midwife, or birthing class. I hope to be well prepared so when the time comes we'll have questions and not blank looks. After seeing the experiences of family members regarding their pregnancies and births, I plan for us to be proactive and make decisions that are best for us, not a hospital or doctor.
**Update**
It didn't take me long to complete this book. It isn't very long but has very straightforward information on the different choices for donor insemination and offered advice on ways to track fertility to ensure you inseminate as close to ovulation as possible. The authors were obviously jaded by their negative experiences with insensitive and inept doctors and staff but it is still a very valuable resource for lesbian women.
Received: October 10, 2006
Started: October 11, 2006
Completed: October 12, 2006

Running with Scissors: A Memoir
By Augusten Burroughs
This was one of the gifts I gave Cindi for her birthday. It's been on her wish list for awhile but moved up considerably after we'd both read Possible Side Effects. We also wanted to read this book before we saw the movie version.
Received: September 30, 2006

An Inconvenient Truth: The Planetary Emergency of Global Warming and What We Can Do About It
By Al Gore
http://www.climatecrisis.net/
This was a birthday gift Cindi received from our good friend Stephanie. We recently saw the movie together when it made a re-appearance at our local independent theater, The Varsity. Stephanie had already read the book and thought it made a great companion to the movie; the same information but the time and speed in which it is absorbed is completely up to us.
Received: September 29, 2006

cat vs. cat: Keeping Peace When You Have More Than One Cat
by Pam Johnson-Bennett
This book is my choice for September. It's been on my wish list for a very long time and I should have purchased it a long time ago with the issues that Ivy and Luna have. Though I'm happy to say they have gotten considerably better since we moved. I need any (good) advice I can get on keeping the peace in our two cat home.
**Update**
I started reading this last night, I'm hoping to finish it before the lesbian conception/pregnancy books I ordered arrive. I have hope that this book will teach me to better understand the body language of my cats and their territory issues. I have high expectations and will have to make the extra effort to ensure they are met.
Received: September 23, 2006
Started: September 29, 2006

The Omnivore's Dilemma *Completed*

The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals
by Michael Pollan
I started reading this as soon as it came in the mail. I'd heard wonderful things about it from sources I trust very much. This book discusses three areas of our diet and food culture; Industrial/Corn, Pastoral/Grass, Personal/The Forest. I'm almost finished with the first portion and am sure glad I'm vegetarian. I knew the state of the beef industry was bad but didn't know just how bad.
I'm feeling very defeated and angry about that state of our food. Corn is everywhere and I'm not in a position to make or grow everything I eat. I hope as the books continues I start to feel more empowered about my food and find the motivatio to do something about it.
**Update**
I'm really enjoying this book, it has made me so much more aware of my food and where it comes from. I am proud that we already buy most of our produce from our local farmers market. I discovered that UCD has chosen book for their fifth annual Campus Community Book Project, perfect timing if I say so myself ;)
**Update**
I finally finished this book last night. I stayed up late to read the last dozen or so pages I had left. I wish I would have updated more as I read it since a lot of the things that stuck out have already been forgotten. I can say this is one of my all time favorite non-fiction books. It kept me engrossed, informed me, intrigued me and at times disgusted me with such blatant information on our current food culture. It made me want to be a better eater and to opt out in favor of a food system that is better for us, the animals, the plants and the earth. It confirmed my choice to be vegetarian and pagan.
Received: August 22, 2006
Started: August 23, 2006
Completed: September 28, 2006

Being in Balance: 9 Principles for Creating Habits to Match Your Desire
by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
Cindi accidentally forgot to tell One Spirit not to send out their most recent books so today we received this book as well as another book by the same author, 10 Secrets for Success and Inner Peace. I liked the look of them so we decided to keep them. It seemed too perfect that this book arrived on the eve of the fall equinox; the day of perfect balance between light and dark, night and day. A wonderful time to find and seek balance in our lives.
Received: September 22, 2006

Green Witchcraft: Folk Magic, Fairy Lore & Herb Craft
by Ann Moura (Aoumiel)
I received this book as gift on one of my visits to Portland in 2001. It was purchased from one of my favorite independent bookstores, Powell's. I'd attempted to read it a few times and was never able to get into it. But I held onto it because it was still appealing to me.
My coven decided to start reading books to discuss at our circles. This ended up being our first pick. I've already read two chapters and can't put it down. I think I just wasn't in the right place to read it before, but I can tell I'm going to get a lot out of it this time around.
**Update**
I've really enjoyed this book but our coven has stalled a bit on our reading with other things taking priority. I hope we can revive the idea in the very near future.
Received: August 23, 2001
Started: July 13, 2006
Completed:

Vegetarian Suppers
From Deborah Madison's Kitchen
Cindi decided on another wonderful vegetarian cookbook for her book this month. It doesn't have pictures for every recipe but it's still a beautiful book sure to be full of some amazing recipes. Since we've been eating better and cooking at home we've been using our cookbooks and can always justify purchasing another one.
Received: September 16, 2006

Feminist Thought: A More Comprehensive Introduction (2nd Edition)
by Rosemarie Putnam Tong
I pulled this book off my book shelf the other night after unpacking. One of the best parts about moving is lovingly unpacking each book. I purchased it when I was living in Salt Lake City (1999) and had signed up for a Feminist Theory class at the University of Utah. I loved the class. Well I loved it the few days I was able to attend before I had to drop because I couldn't afford the tuition. I've attempted to read this book several times before and reading it now can understand why I didn't get very far. I'm in a much better place to be able to read and understand the concepts in this book. I hadn't been exposed to much in regards to feminist theory to really understand or relate to the book. This is one of the main reasons I don't get rid of books, you never know when you'll need or want them.
Received: Fall 1999
Started: September 13, 2006

Charlotte
by Kathryn Shevelow
Our new book for August. I'm a bit tired so I'm just going to copy the review from Zooba. Not the best review, but it'll do until I can read it myself.
Lesbian history is being reconstructed one book at a time, so we’re thrilled to offer this incredible biography about an extraordinary woman who broke just about every rule of 1700s society. Charlotte Charke (1713-1760) lived her London life as a true product of a great metropolis. She was the daughter of a well-known comic actor/playwright of the time. With more interest in guns than needlework, Charlotte’s whole life was a drama, and it wasn’t long before she made her way to the stage…playing male roles. But after the final curtain call, she chose not to remove the man drag. Disowned by her family for disgracing them, she went from mother and wife to husband when she assumed the lifetime identity as Charles Brown and married another woman. This is a truly astounding slice of lesbian history.

Received: August 14, 2006

Possible Side Effects *Completed*

Possible Side Effects
by Augusten Burroughs
Our next book from Zooba. Another memoir by a gay author and sure to be good. He's written quite a few other books I'm interested in reading.
**Update**
Well I put my other books aside and started reading this almost by accident. I wanted something to read in the bath and grabbed this. I'm glad I did. I haven't put it down since. The stories are hilarious and remind me of autobiographical stories I used to write when I was younger. I didn't even know this type of writing existed then. Should have kept writing that way... I finished it this morning walking to my therapy appointment. Yes I read and walk at the same time. I'm finally embracing it and going with it. :) I can't wait to read more of his stuff.
I should have more time for reading and blogging since I'm taking an extended break from school.
Received: June 12, 2006
Completed: August 9, 2006

The Goodly Spellbook: Olde Spells for Modern Problems
by Dixie Deerman
I decided to get this instead of Kitchen Sense this month. My coven has talked about the desire to do spellwork but none of us have much confidence in the area. When I found this book on zooba I decided to get it instead. From the reviews I've read it sounds like it will be a really good resource for me personally and for my coven.
Received: July 24, 2006

Moosewood Restaurant Celebrates *Cookbook*

Moosewood Restaurant Celebrates: Festive Meals for Holidays and Special Occasions
by The Moosewood Collective
Another cookbook! This is Cindi's current pick of the month, which is sure to be another amazing cookbook from the Moosewood Collective.
Received: July 14, 2006

Kitchen Sense *Cookbook*

Kitchen Sense: A Modern Guide to American Home Cooking
by Mitchell Davis
This is my current pick of the month. Mostly because it looked interesting and I am saving $25.05. We are enjoying collecting a wide array of cookbooks and books about cooking. We're hoping to have room in our new kitchen for a bookshelf dedicated to holding them.
Not yet received

Cry to Heaven
by Anne Rice
The next book in line though I actually should have read it before The Vampire Lestat. I attempted to read this quite awhile ago but at the time wasn't all that interested in reading her books that weren't part of the Vampire or Mayfair Witch series. I can't imagine that I won't like it since I've loved every book I've read so far.
Received: Unknown
Started: July 3, 2006
Completed:

Local Flavors *Cookbook*

Local Flavors: Cooking and Eating from America's Farmers' Markets
by Deborah Madison
It came just in time for my birthday. It is a hardback cookbook with some amazing photographs. A great addition to our cookbook collection and wonderful excuse to finally go out to our local farmers market.
**Update** [7/4/06]
We used our new cookbook and made a really yummy sandwich simply called "A Big Tomato Sandwich". It was on ciabatta bread with a yummy herb vinaigrette, mozzarella cheese, a roasted bell pepper, and juicy ripe tomatoes. It was delicious! We will be sure to use this cookbook again and even plan to do most of our produce shopping at our local farmers market.
Received: June 26, 2006

The Vampire Lestat *Completed*

The Vampire Lestat
by Anne Rice
I am continuing on my journey through the novels of Anne Rice with this novel, The Vampire Lestat. I've read this book previously, I'm guessing around ten years ago. I also have the graphic novel version which I plan to read after I finish the novel.
**Update** [6/21/06]
Now I remember why I was so obsessed with this book when I was in high school. It's amazing. I love the detail in which it's written and the obvious theme of struggle with loosing faith in religion. The first time I read it was when I was really starting to question the religion I had been born into and organized religion in general. It's sad knowing that'll she'll never write another book about Lestat again.
**Update** [7/3/06]
I stayed up late just so I could finish. Though I've come to realize I placed the books in the wrong order. There are at least three other books I should have read first. Oh well. I'm glad I read it "early".
I don't love Lestat as much as I did the first time I read it but enjoy how she can so easily tell the story from two different perspectives [Interview with the Vampire vs. The Vampire Lestat].
My favorite part about this book is the Egyptian mythology and the beautifully writing history of the vampires. It was my first introduction to Egyptian mythology which later led me to fall in love with Isis and Osiris. This will always remain one of my favorite books and one of the most beautifully written stories.
Received: Unknown
Started: June 17, 2006
Completed: July 3, 2006

The Witch Book: The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft, Wicca, and Neo~paganism
by Raymond Buckland
This was a birthday gift from my youngest sister. A wonderful addition to our pagan collection.
Received: June 26, 2006

A Good Yarn
by Debbie Macomber
My aunt gave this book to me today. Being that it's set in a yarn store she thought I might like it. It'll be a fast read which will be nice when I have a relaxing Saturday at home avoiding the 100+ degree weather.
Received: June 19, 2006

Mormonism and the Negro *Completed*

Mormonism and the Negro
by John J. Stewart
This book is as horrible as it sounds. My family is planning to move to Colorado in the fall and is already cleaning and packing. I've been telling my Grandmother for quite some time that if she ever wants to get rid of any of her books that I would love them. She was a bit confused since I officially left the Mormon church two years ago and a large majority of her books are regarding Mormon history and teachings. But most of them are out of print. The church has since changed their position on many of these subjects and enjoys pretending these books and teachings either don't exist or they misrepresent themselves and their history. I want proof of these old teachings and that like everything else the Mormon church can and does change. I started reading this book today with many exclamations of "Oh my god!", "Whatever!" and "Ha!". It's quite unbelievable but still very interesting to read. Though I have quite a time trying to understand their backwards logic and justification for years of indoctrinated racism.
Received: June 1, 2006
Completed: June 17, 2006

How to Change Your Name in California (11th Edition)
by Lisa Sedano
We finally ordered this book, I'd posted the 10th Edition last June. Luckily when we placed the order the new edition was available. The more up-to-date the information the better! We'll have to figure how much it is going to cost and when we can afford it. I can't wait to share names with my lady!
**Update**
We finally took advantage of this book and filed our name change papers at the courthouse on Thursday June 15th. We now have to wait for the judge to sign the papers and then we have to run an add once a week for four weeks to make sure nobody will object to our new names. After that we will officially be hyphenated!
Received: March 10, 2006

In the Shadow of No Towers *Completed*

In the Shadow of No Towers
by Art Spiegelman
I was very excited to see that this book was available on Zooba and quickly added it to the top of my list. I unfortunately have never read any of Art Spiegelman's other graphic novels, but have heard wonderful things about them. One of my goals is to get a larger collection of graphic novels, this book will get me on the right track.
**Update**
It arrived today and I'm surprised at how large it is. I can't wait to read it though it definitely won't be a book I'll be able to take with me to read on the bus or on my lunch break.
**Update**
Once I allowed myself to sit down and read this book it didn't take me long to finish it though I'm sure I'll be going back to read it in the near future as I'm sure there will things I've missed.
Received: May 22, 2006
Completed: June 17, 2006

The Well of Lost Plots *Completed*

The Well of Lost Plots
by Jasper Fforde
I kindly asked Cindi if this could be her November pick from Zooba, she said of course. I wish I had it right now so I could read it. I don't expect it'll be here for three and half weeks or so as we just received her October pick on Saturday.
**Update**
This book got put on hold and will be our December pick from Zooba which should be shipping any day.
**Update**
It arrived today and has been added to my to-read pile. It may even interrupt my Anne Rice reading.
**Update**
I am finally going to read this book. I'll update once I get started. I'm sure I'm going to love it as I have the other two books in this series.
**Update**
No surprised I love it! I had thought of all sorts of whitty things to say about this book and they have all left my brain. With every book he gets better and I'm already looking forward to the next book.
Received: December 16, 2005
Completed: June 16, 2006

The Lesbian Parenting Book: A Guide to Creating Families and Raising Children
I had a little extra money so I purchases this book as a surprise for my wife. We are now in the first stages of planning the next addition to our family.
**Update**
We've been reading it a bit when we're not too tired. It's good but it glosses over a lot of topics I feel deserve more attention. We'll definitely need to supplement this with other books.
Received: May 23, 2006

Gay Witchcraft: Empowering The Tribe
by Christopher Penczak
This was a wedding gift from an old friend of Cindi's. I hope this book is regarding gay and lesbian witchcraft.
Received: April 30, 2006

The Blue Scorpion *Completed*

The Blue Scorpion
by Julia Lieber
I decided to move this up my Zooba list to receive as my April pick. I figured some light reading for our honeymoon would be perfect. I received the first book in this series, There Came Two Angels, for my birthday last year. I'm looking forward to having time to sit and read an entire book, and this book is lucky enough to be the one.
**Update**
Well this book did come on our honeymoon but wasn't lucky enough to be touched the entire trip. I picked it up after finishing The Feast of All Saints. I'm now thinking that may not have been the best plan. They are two very different books-one a very detailed historical novel and the other a lesbian mystery. I might buffer the books with some good magazines.
**Update**
I was home alone this weekend and ended up finishing it. The character didn't irritate me as much once I got into the book. I enjoyed it, but the plot was a bit confusing and didn't develop as nicely as I would have liked. I was more interested in the relationship between two of the characters than the story itself.
Received: April 24, 2006
Completed: May 20, 2006

The Big Book of Vegetarian *Cookbook*

The Big Book of Vegetarian: More than 225 Recipes for Breakfasts, Appetizers, Soups, Salads, Sandwiches, Main Dishes, Sides, Breads, and Desserts
by Kathy Farrell-Kingsley
This was Cindi's May Zooba pick. No surprise, it was a cookbook, our new obsession. There are some great looking recipes, as well as some that pretty obvious and don't really need a recipe. My only real complaint is the lack of pictures, but that is a personal preference. And to be honest the food rarely ever looks as good as it does in the pictures anyway. It'll make my lady's blog all the more fun, since our own pictures will be the first we'll see.
Received: May 15, 2006

The Feast of All Saints *Completed*

The Feast of All Saints: A Novel (1979)
by Anne Rice
This is one of the books Cindi brought to our relationship and it's one of Anne Rice's books I've never read. It sounds really good and I'm exited to read one of her earlier novels.
**Update**
I love this novel, but unfortunately with starting my classes again I don't have as much time for reading, especially since most of my free time is being spent knitting. This experiment will have to be put on hold.
**Update*
Wow I've been reading this book since before January. I brought it along with us on our honeymoon and managed to get over half-way done with it while we were gone. Once I allowed myself the time to sit and read, I couldn't put it down. She does an amazing job with her detail of surroundings and characters. Even thought the book was full of characters, she developed them well enough I knew them all (I tend to get characters mixed up if there are too many of them). The plot development was perfect as well as the character development. She revealed information at the perfect times, and with only a few exceptions, I was unable to guess the outcome of the book. The last few nights I've stayed up late reading so I could finish.
I'd have to say that this is now probably not only one of my favorite books by Anne Rice, but by any author! I will definitely be reading it again in the near future.
Received: Unknown
Completed: May 16, 2006

Fresh From the Vegetarian Slow Cooker *Cookbook*

Fresh From The Vegetarian Slow Cooker: 200 Recipes for Healthy One-Pot Meals That Are Ready When You Are
by Robin Robertson
This was Cindi's April Zooba pick since we had gotten a slow-cooker as a shower gift from a good friend of ours. We already tried a few of the recipes and loved them!
Received: April 15, 2006

The Essential Dessert Cookbook *Cookbook*

the essential dessert cookbook
This was a shower gift from an old friend of Cindi. She wasn't able to come to our shower but she sent it with another friend of Cindi's. It is a beautiful cookbook full of pretty pictures to look at.
Received: April 2, 2006

Moosewood Restaurant Simple Suppers *Cookbook*

Moosewood Restaurant Simple Suppers: Fresh Ideas for the Weeknight Table
by The Moosewood Collective
It came today and I love it already! It has some amazing recipes and it's beautiful. The photography is stunning. I like cookbooks to be useful and beautiful to look at. I can't wait to try some of the recipes out. My lady has made herself a blog where she records the yummy vegetarian meals we make [here].
Received: March 27, 2006

It's All in Your Head:Thinking Your Way to Happiness
by Stephen M. Pollan and Mark Levine
Received: March 1, 2006

1,001 Pearls of Wisdom
by David Ross
Received: March 1, 2006

You Can Do It!:The Merit Badge Handbook for Grown-Up Girls
by Lauren C Grandcolas
This is my Zooba pick for February, I'm really looking forward to getting this. Though now I'll have to get the You Can Do It! Workbook.
**Update**
It has finally arrived, and I can't wait to read it and get creative.
Received: February 27, 2006

The Element Encyclopedia of Magical Creatures: The Ultimate A-Z of Fantastic Beings From Myth and Magic
by John Matthews & Caitlin Matthews
This was Cindi's Valentines Day present. I purchased it about a month ago because I managed to find it in hardback and on-line it's only available in paperback. I figured Valentines Day was a good day as any to give it to her.
Received: February 14, 2006

The Complete Guide to Gay & Lesbian Weddings
by Keith C David
This is Cindi's Zooba pick for February, we figured with the fast approaching wedding it couldn't hurt to have another book to help us out.
**Update**
The book came thought I haven't had time to look at it. Between doing homework and trying to read the fertility book so we can start charting takes up most of my time. I hope to skim it for ideas before our "team" meeting on Feb 25th.
Received: February 14, 2006