on the first line at about the 57 minute mark, it looks like somebody fell 
off a ladder or something. although by the time, I don't think they were at 
work. Did you fall out of bed? seems like something happened, it's a pretty 
big spike.

-Travis



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>I've just added a realtime image of my geophone graph to my web site.  
>Still
>testing it, but seems ok so far, http://www.iasmith.com/realtime .  I still 
>have
>house construction nearby so the graph is a bit noisy during the day.
>
>I also just upgraded my system to redhat 7.1, painless, quick and free.  
>Looks
>good.  There is a product called vmware which can run windows within a 
>linux
>system.  Could be good for running psn software on linux systems.  A little 
>pricy
>at just over $100.
>
>Ian Smith
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