Seven, count 'em SEVEN hours in the office today. Oh, yes.

[Redstone]

And, may I add, for the third day in a row, with only a bearable amount of physical pain from working so long, and those of you who know me will know that's a significant thing and won't mind me celebrating a bit.

The long-awaited and oft-delayed Breakthrough Project has hit the critical-mass stage where all the background grunt work is complete and the Web pages of the finished product (more than 100 of them) are pouring out in a torrent. And with only ONE technical glitch, and that easily solveable. Yes, indeed.

Another, and final, good day at work tomorrow and the project rolls out, cue the fanfare please. And then on Monday, I get to issue the $37K worth of billing for this implementation of my invention.

I'm a damn happy camper right now, though tired and ready to hit the rack. But it's a GOOD tired, it is.

My invention, my baby, really works, after three years of tinkering and refinement. I've had a small-scale implementation of it running for about a year, but this implementation proves that it really does what it's supposed to, and that it's a marketable product. I could NOT be more satisfied.

Thank you all for allowing me to share my excitement.

Redstone