Turn up the current. The experiment must continue! Well, I mean, not really. It doesn’t have to continue right now. I could finish it tomorrow. But then I’d feel bad. Finishing it now would be easier, though, and more sensible. Yes, continue with the experiment. Except, now that you mention it I do have a few other things that probably I should probably finish first. And how much worse will I really feel tomorrow if I I don’t finish it today? Only a tiny bit. If I get it done by later this afternoon then I could reward myself with 30 minutes of Wii Sports this evening. But then I probably wouldn’t sleep all that well tonight. What kind of reward is that? This is all moot anyway, because I can’t find the notebook where I was recording the results. I remember I brought it with me on the train to DC.

Either way, sorry you had technical difficulties.

Jeremy - why Quicktime, or were you using the Mac for this? I’ve found Windows Movie Maker pretty helpful with tasks of this sort (and that way you can avoid the potential problem of Quicktime quitting on you as it often tends to do, at least on Win machines).

I try to put any file that I may need for a presentation on a network drive somewhere the day before, perhaps you can start using that backup method. (Aren’t you a Foldershare user and wouldn’t it have copied it to your laptop?)