Afternoon folks!
Flo, I take a Cam 2 please. (Flo Looking Confused) Cam 2 is car guy code for Beer.
Pretty much did nothing today, took the wife for a dilated eye test today and lunch at Pizza Hut. Laid down when I got home on the bed and played with the Wolfhound, then took a nap. Went to check on the Dodge Daytona repair and the parts not in yet.
Got my commission check today and it was $756.68, $100.00 more than I was expecting. But hey, I am worth it! Actually, I think it is more they have not explained the commission period to me. Guess it is time to cash the checks laying on my desk, there is now 4 of them totaling $2106.00 after taxes and give Bank of Stupid there blood money.
Will still have some cash left after paying a extra $1000.00 over the house payment, think I will treat my self to a new DCC engine. Just might be time for another Big Boy!
Rob I have gotten to he point I make a pretty good Super Tree. One thing I started to do for fuller trees is combine there stalks. Instead of pulling them apart, I tie them together with a strand of wire, then super glue the steams together. Then I paint them a dark color, then add the foam. All so besides shaking the foam on, I get a small hand full and press it in to the tree for a fuller look.
Jeffery If you need more store bought tress let me know.
Hum, a second Big Boy, that idea is starting to grow on me. See what I think of that idea after the Cam 2 wares off.
Well have Chines dinner coming so I will see you all Thursday!
Ken
I hate Rust
JimRCGMONik.n, I must've lost track (when I was out of the Diner on one of those many times...), but has your family moved from where you had been? And was the coal for heating your place, or to crush down to scale size for the layout?
Nope, still here in NEPA. My dad and I are rebuilding the kitchen and installing pine flooring, making the cabinets and related by ourselves. So far, we have acquired a substantial amount (Our estimate is about 900 board feet) of rough cut, kiln dried cherry (with a lot of beautiful figure) for less than 30 cents a board foot.
Yes, the coal is for heating. Last year we went from wood to coal so dad would have more time around the house. (And yes, I DO have a 1 pound bag of crushed coal for hopper loads and the layout. ;] )
Nik
Strong coffee in a UNION PACIFIC mug, please.
***Ken, neat layout pics. Love those trees.
***B.C., cool old car pic.
Have a great day y'all.
Cheers! Rob
Morning All...Its sunny and warmer here..Coffee and a swet roll for me please..Thank You...Not much going on on the I&S...gotta get some stuff started..to much arm chair'in!..
You all have a good one...Jerry
Mornin' everyone!
Zoe a bowl of Hot Cream of Wheat with brown sugar and a cup of fresh brewed dark roast coffee would fit the bill just fine this morning. How'd I know the coffee was just made...... I heard Todd drank the last pot.
AmanaMedic RAY: What's with the clean, neat, tidy, well-organized w**k bench????? You trying to give the rest of us a complex??? Geesh!
RAY: What's with the clean, neat, tidy, well-organized w**k bench????? You trying to give the rest of us a complex??? Geesh!
Don't worry, Chris, I doubt it will stay THAT way long!
Barry, glad the ICD thingie w*rked as it is supposed to! Hope all is OK with the old ticker.
A rather gray, dull, damp, and gloomy day outside. It is currently either 39°F or 45°F outside (depending where you look on the Weather Channel page), with a high sometime today of 44°F. Got about a 1/4 inch of liquid sunshine overnight with more scheduled to arrive today and tonight.
Guess I will spend some time cleaning the house today. It sure needs it (remember the before photo of the workbench.... THAT pretty much sums up the whole house). I should get the CAD software in today's mail (It arrived at the local post office yesterday afternoon). Will most likely get it installed on the old G5 tonight and start playing around a bit with it.
Hope you all have a great day!
73
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
Gooooooooooooooooooooood Mornin',
CN CHARLIE: Very sorry to hear about Pippa, but glad she had such a long, loving life.
BARRY: Glad you're still alive and kickin', sounds like the ICD kicked-in just fine 'eh?
***stupid cop story follows***
The following is from KGAN.com, the local CBS station in Cedar Crapids, about one of the CRPD's "finest," a vehicle pursuit, and some trains... This is a direct copy of how THEY wrote it. Makes me feel gooder about THAT of which I submit to THAT Editor...
" A Cedar Rapids police cruiser was totaled early this morning after being struck by a train following a high speed chase. It all began just after three o'clock this morning when police got in a chase with a suspect in a white SUV. The driver eventually jumped out of the SUV and ran, with police taking off on foot behind him. That's when one of the officer's police car was struck by the train."
Was OJ in Cedar Crapids last night/this morning???
Here's what KCRG had:
http://www.kcrg.com/
A note of caution, for some reason, clicking on an individual story on the KCRG website locks up/crashes/boggles/binds up my computer. I think it has something to do with the comments section loading. I don't have THAT problem with any other news site...just KCRG. The comments showcase "the best and the brightest minds, wits, and intellects" of eastern Iowa...
The area where this all happened, is along the UP (ex-CNW) east-west double track mainline in extreme SE Cedar Rapids, out around MP 77, just east of the Cedar River Bridge. Otis Road runs along the tracks. A landmark on Otis Road is the CR Sewage Treatment Plant. CNW dispatcher MLJ used to refer to the area as "the dispatchers' swiming hole.
Have a good day, peoples....
Chris
The Cedar cRapids Industrial Branch: Proudly Shipping Yesterday's CrunchBerries Tomorrow!
Got to see the neurologist about my migraines today.
Nothing else, besides picking up stamps.
Cars...I was raised with large Dodge maxi van as my mother had MS and we needed a vehicle {with ramp} that her wheelchair could fit in. My "first car" of my own was a GMC S-15 pickup {same as the CHevy S-10} a 1983 model, just a year after they came out. A small pickup, but much larger thatn the toyota or mazda "grocery getter" pickups. It lasted til I bought a 1987 full sized CHevy Silverado 4x4 loaded with all the comforts and power and automatic everything. I had a couple throw-away cars before I became hooked on the Dodge Caravan line. The current '98 model is my 3rd. The 06 Kia Sedona Minivan is my first of that line and came cheaper than I could find Grand Caravans. The Gr. Caravans all seemed to have the back seat DVD players and automatic opening sliding doors which added $3k-$4 k to the price and I don;t need. SO the Kia won out. WE like its features, but not sure we like the frozen slinding doors {non-automatic, I'm capable of opening them myself except when frozen shut} I would have to have, I think, at least a small pickup like the s-10, or a minivan. MOH likes the minivans too. We did look seriously at a Nissan Versa small wagon, but was a little out of my qualifying price range at brand new, and the two used ones they had were standards, nt that we can;t drive a standard, but prefer not to, and they didn't have cruise control, a must have for us.. WE did like it though it seemed to be plenty of romm and easy enough to get in/out of, and had I had more to put down we MAY have bought one. May buy one when the Kia is paid for. I also like the Chevy Malibus and they get great gas mileage for a sizeable car. While we like the minivans, we also are thinking we'd like a little more than 18-20 MPG teh minivans get at todays gas prices. Even if gas goes down again, it will ALWAYS go up!
WEll, PRayers for those in need.
HAve a great day.
TTYALLL8R
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Just my thoughts, ideas, opinions and experiences. Others may vary.
HO and N Scale.
After long and careful thought, they have convinced me. I have come to the conclusion that they are right. The aliens did it.
It is that magical time here in Lancaster, breakfast time! at least for those of us that stay up way to late and just getting our start on the day :) Flo, if you would, something with cheesy eggs, onions, tomatoes, potatoes and sausage, yum!
I'm bouncing between the city and the country and for the most part digging being in the country right now. I packed up a DVD series to watch when I had nothing else to do and a pair of Southern railroad boxcar kits, Proto2000, I acquired recently. I've put together one and it has made me realize I rather miss building freight car kits like this where the parts are easy to cut out, glue on and I do not have to paint and letter! I've honestly liked the assembly aspect more than painting and lettering personally, aside small details and figures with a paintbrush.
Alvie
Good Morning!! Coffee, dark roast, and a #2 special please. Scrambled on the eggs thank you. Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. According to the tracking info, my express car arrived in town yesterday. Also said it was delivered too. Probably today they will actually deliver it to my house.
Good Morning!! Coffee, dark roast, and a #2 special please. Scrambled on the eggs thank you.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 64.
According to the tracking info, my express car arrived in town yesterday. Also said it was delivered too. Probably today they will actually deliver it to my house.
Jim- Thanks for the tip. I’ll certainly try to find permissions. I know I’ve seen it somewhere….
Charlie- back! Sounds like you had a great time. Just curious, did the Cheetah smell bad? I mean, you know, considering how it lives and what it eats and all….Just curious. Most important though, I just want you to know how very sorry I am to hear of Pippa’s passing. I know it will be hard on you for awhile but she lived a good long life. At least she was with friends and not alone or with strangers.
Ray- Workbench looks good. I’m jealous.
Speaking of workbenches, does anyone have or have you used, one of those self healing pads you cut on? Are they worth the trouble? Or should I just stick with a slab of wood. I think of this everytime I cut something thin, like decals and the blade either follows a previous cut or the grain or something in the wood if I cut too deep. I'm still gonna keep the wood, but after seeing Ray’s, I shall move up to a 2X6 or 8 (depends on what chunk I may have laying around) from my 1X4. Oh wait, I may have a 1X6 chunk somewhere, (finger snap) I know I do, I step over it every time I go in the train room. Great. The 1X4 is just a bit narrow and can be agrivating sometimes because it's just a bit small. Believe it or not (if you knew me you would), it never dawned on me until I saw Ray’s, to just get a larger piece of wood. Brilliant.
Not much planned today. The house needs some attention as far as cleaning goes, oh look, there goes a pig, haven’t been doing much other than tracking in and around for a while. Might do a little work on the bed and breakfast and the tunnel too.
Maybe I’ll do some cleaning in the train room. Now there's an idee.
Ya’ll have a Great Day!!!
Todd
Central Illinoyz
In order to keep my position as Master and Supreme Ruler of the House, I don't argue with my wife.
I'm a small town boy. A product of two people from even smaller towns. I don’t talk on topic….. I just talk.
Those plaster casts are easy to make. I glue the object(s) inside an old rolling stock box then fill it with the 2-part mold compound from Micro-mark. Let it dry for 8 hours. Then cut the cardboard box away and you are ready to pour plaster. The trick is to mix the plaster until it looks like thick milk, thick but pourable. To reduce air bubbles I set the molds on a metal cookie sheet (has to be level) then set a box fan at one end. The vibration of the fan works the air in the plaster to the surface (the bottom of the casted object) and then you just sand it flat after it dries hard. You can pull the plaster from the mold after about 8 hours but it’s still green. You need to set it out to completely dry. When you pick it up and it’s not cold it’s dry all the way through.
BM1 Lee Soule USCG (ret) L.S.&W Railroad Serving the Lower Great Lakes
Good Morning...
Well(kind of deep and murky)...kinda....
Yesterday was an...ern...interesting day...I had my ICD literally kick my heart rhythm back into gear..so here I had to go to the hospital ICD clinic and check whether everything was OK...it appeared that my heart was dong the VT/VF thing a little too long...
Lee, those casts came out nicely!
Ken: That is it..it is easy..if you have the things to do it properly..which I didn't...
It is supposed to get a little clearer today..then be sunny tomorrow....highs around the 50F mark both days
Flo, I'll just have a coffee this morning please...I'll be at the window booth for a bit...
Any argument carried far enough will end up in Semantics--Hartz's law of rhetoric Emerald. Leemer and Southern The route of the Sceptre Express Barry
I just started my blog site...more stuff to come...
http://modeltrainswithmusic.blogspot.ca/
Good Morning Folks!
Cup of coffee please.
Boy, this month is flying by, have a great day all!
Steven
Good Morning,
Jim, the rusted out vehicles are a plaster cast I made from partially built/damaged kits I bought a year ago at a train show.
Good Morning ! from Tipton IN.
Bill Tidler Jr.
Near a cornfield in Indiana...
Evening Folks.
Flo, oh I see you all ready have it ready.
Work Front One thing I getting really sick of is all the Secrete Shoppers that the Competition keep sending to my store! They send them to check our prices and hear my sepal. Just a waste of my time, if they want to know my prices just say Hi I Billy Butthead from mattress what ever and I was told to check out your prices. I had two of them today, one was there while I had 2 sets of customers and I be damned if he did not slip his card to one of my guess! But, that's OK he short 1 business card and I got both deals.
BC Bug Engines are easy, what maybe 8 bolts, pull the wiring and grab a floor jack and your done. My first car was a 63 Bug, dad did not want to be a hot rodder like him. Did not work, as all here know. When dad finally made me sell the death trap (as he called it) and gave me my 68 Road Runner (which he swore would never happen) it was running mid 13's and would spank a GTO.
Ceder I use the throttle side of a cheap blue Life Like Transformer. By turning the throttle knob (speed control) you can dim the lights to the brightness you want. I run three of them, that way I can control how much lights different buildings have on the layout. On E-Stupid you can find them for around $5.00.
Jim Glad to see you back at the dinner and thanks for the kind words about my mining section. Here is a few shots after I added some super tress.
Hope you folks don't mind me post some more pictures.
See you all Wednesday and I am off work, I need the break.
Evenin' folks!
Just a decaf for me tonight, Flo. I'll be in the back booth by the stove.
CN Charlie, glad you had a great trip. Sounds like something I would love. Not sure I could do that much hiking anymore....... Very sorry to hear about Pippa.... Hard to lose a pet no matter what their age!
Went to Canandaigua to feed the sisters kitties... Neither one was anywhere to be found, but their food dishes were almost empty so I refilled them. Took her garbage out for pickup tomorrow while i was there. Since the Yaris was down under a quarter tank I figured i better help out the oil cartels. It took 8.6 gallons to fill her up... $31.50 worth... I can only remember a couple times when I had to spend more on her. She did get 38 MPG this tank full though.
Mr. Teen, I used to love Jeeps... Several farmers when i was growing up used them as 2nd. or 3rd. tractors out in the field down in low range. A couple even had PTO on them for mowing and such. My BIL once had a Jeep that he took the old 40HP flathead out of and put in a Chevy 283 V8.... She was good for blowing away corvettes back in the 60's at stoplights. 60 in about the time it took to let the clutch in with blue smoke pouring off all 4 tires.... Yep those were the days. Sunday was cruise up and down Main St. time. For a few months I got to drive an old Desoto with a super slush 2 speed auto transmission. 1956 beast she was. When the light turned green you stomped her to the floor, the engine roared and you watched the speedometer climb just about as quick as the gas gauge went down. Wasn't any problem for me though, I just filled her back up from the farm tank when I got back home..... When I was a Senior in college I got to drive my BIL's souped up jeep for a couple weeks back and forth to Rochester from Canandaigua..... That was FUN.... except that I had to fill the gas tank every two days.... Went from $3 a week with the VW to $25 a week with the jeep. I outgrew the loving high horsepower vehicles quite quick as soon as I had to buy the gas. And, buying the gas meant I didn't get lunch that week..... BTW Gas was all of $.29 a gallon back then. Actually thee hot car My BIL had was a Daimler 2 seater with something like 500 hp under the hood.......... I drove THAT just once.... WOW! Enjoy your jeep, they are fun!
Train front! The workbench has gone from looking like this:
to this:
We'll see how long it stays THAT way......
Good Evening Diners!
It has been a good 6 weeks since I was last in so I am sure I've missed a lot but there are just too many posts to go back and catch up. The reason for my absence is that my wife and I were on a 5 week trip to Africa. It really was a fabulous trip. I won't bore you with the details but if you would like some just send me a P.M. We were on safari in Kenya ( Masai Mara) , gorilla trekking in Rwanda and in the desert in Namibia. We saw many lions, cheetah, elephant, giraffe and many types of gazelle, etc. I don't mean from a long distance either. In the case of lions as close as 20 feet or less and we had one cheetah take a rest right against our vehicle. My wife could have easily reached out and touched it as the vehicles are open sided. The trek to see the mountain gorillas in Rwanda was certainly a highlight but it did involve fairly strenuous hiking. For one trek the round trip hike was 6 hours and that is on the side of a mountain at an elevation of about 8500 feet. That was just about my endurance limit.
Anyway, I hope everyone is in good health and making progress on their railroad projects. Myself I haven't touched the layout in 2 months but I hope to get back at it shortly.
We are finally getting some spring weather here so the snow is starting to melt.
We did have some bad news on our return and that was that our little Pippa passed away while we were gone. She was with our good friends whose place was like a second home to her. Luckily she passed peacefully in her sleep. She was my girl and I really miss her waiting for me at the door. She lived over 16 years which is a long time for any dog. Doesn't matter, I will still miss her just as much.
Well that is it for me. I'm still really tired from the trip and keep waking up in the middle of the night. Yesterday morning I woke up with a start at 5:30 thinking we had to get up for a game drive but then thought , "Where am I?" Oh, I'm home. Not happy.
CN Charlie
The way things are going I may be just starting on the turf by June. Tomorrow I'll have some help. Mr Raintree has the day off and is going to help me the ballasting on the main part of the layout.
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jeffrey-wimberly I've done all the ballasting work I can do for today. My ankle is doing a good job of kicking my butt so I have no choice but to give up for today. I got part of the mainline done this evening. The part that passes by Ezra's Exxon station. That's all the track on the extension ballasted.
David Parks I am the terror that flaps in the night!
JimRCGMO Jeff, that sounds like too much 'fun' for one guy to have. Glad you got all the wiring done and functional again. Nice (well-worn) Cookie Box there (wonder if Flip saw it, as he was trying to develop a collection of those Cookie Box boxcars, last time I heard. Flip?
Jeff, that sounds like too much 'fun' for one guy to have. Glad you got all the wiring done and functional again. Nice (well-worn) Cookie Box there (wonder if Flip saw it, as he was trying to develop a collection of those Cookie Box boxcars, last time I heard. Flip?
I've done all the ballasting work I can do for today. My ankle is doing a good job of kicking my butt so I have no choice but to give up for today. I got part of the mainline done this evening. The part that passes by Ezra's Exxon station. That's all the track on the extension ballasted.
Afternoon, Zoe - I'll have a grilled chicken caesar salad with cheese, those crew-ton things, and a Rio Grande mug of coffee, please 'n' thanks!
Todd, I like the looks of your bridge progress, and I understand as a reward(?) that Ray has located another of those square pianers (which as we speak, is on its way to you...)
Lee, you certainly got your money's worth at that train show. I'll have to go take another look at your photo albums to see some of those rusty vehicles - I need some ideas for a few vehicle on my layout (heh, heh...)
Ken, sounds like - if you could have more days like your $3900+ one - the new job could be coming along better for you. I liked that shot you posted of your layout scenery.
Nik.n, I must've lost track (when I was out of the Diner on one of those many times...), but has your family moved from where you had been? And was the coal for heating your place, or to crush down to scale size for the layout?
Garry, I always love your layout photos. Keeping your mother, you and the rest of your family in my
Sue - great to see you in the Diner again, and can you give us a link to photos of your layout progress (pretty please?...)? Would love to see what that logging area is looking like, as well as what other new stuff there is on the layout.
Ron (Drgn Trappr), good to hear that your son and daughter got things resolved (and that you had the whole family together for a while - as they get older, that becomes harder to do, I know). for his service (over there and after he gets back)
Robby, congrats on your new job - and being as it's with a power plant company, will you get to see some (coal) trains? Hey, just a little railfanning here and there...
Almost time for me to head out for the group I co-lead tonight. Last couple of nights/days have messed some with my sleep. Sunday evening/Monday a.m. got called out about 3 a.m. and was out a couple of hours, then thought I'd get up at the usual, take papers in to the office, and come back and sleep some more. ( My body had other ideas, and showed me who was boss) So slept until about 11 a.m. instead and took the papers in. Last night/this morning, got called in about 12:30 and stayed until just a bit after 4 a.m. (once I was sure the last guy brought in was too intoxicated for me to see him (and would be seen by the hospital's day people or else he'd go to the holding cell at local P.D. and our day people would be called. I slept in until about 11:30 , went by the office, then the post office (still no sign of the new debit/ATM card ) and then got my lunch/dinner.
Now, the rest of this week is mine to waste as I see fit, so hoping with the sunshine tomorrow that I may get a little more spray painting for the MRR stuff done, and see about that Jordan bus kit and some other smaller/unfinished projects.
Keeping all our DIners (and family members), health and other concerns, and the entire nation of Japan (and their recovery/health) on my prayer list. Will see about stopping by in the morning again here.
Blessings and prayers,
Jim in Cape Girardeau
teen steam fanTo be honest I like rear and 4x4 better.
Hey guys. Special for me. Thanks
Cars- I for one am a big car guy. I own a 1998 Jeep Cherokee XJ and I love it. Fuel economy is a bit of a damper. 13 MPG and I have a bit of a heavy right foot. Not bad for a 4x4 but bad for a straight 6. The Dana axles under it take a lot of abuse from me. During the summer my dad would use my Jeep to take scrap in. There were times we took in 2 and a half tons if not more of scrap in dirt and scrap yard muck. The Jeep's only rated at 2 tons. She'll go through almost anything if I push her hard enough. If I had the money though, I'd put a Detroit locker in the rear axle and an Ox locker up front. The rear limited slip's worn so that may be on my list of projects to do.
I did drive my Grandpa's toyota, but I hate it. I'm not huge, (5'10" 178 lbs) and I have a bit of a time getting into and out of it. The thing's too low to the ground for my driving preferences and its front wheel drive. To be honest I like rear and 4x4 better.
Fixing them- Toyota's good about putting bolts in the worst places. They should have a list of words that aid disassembly and reassembly, because I usually wear my vocabulary out.
If you can read this... thank a teacher. If you are reading this in english... thank a veteran
When in doubt. grab a hammer.
If it moves and isn't supposed to, get a hammer
If it doesn't move and is supposed to, get a hammer
If it's broken, get a hammer
If it can't be fixed with a hammer... DUCK TAPE!
Well, so far I have three spurs ballasted and me and the Alleve are getting to know each other quite well. It doesn't work as well as my usual pain medicine but it doesn't cause the mood swings that the other stuff causes either. Maybe in an hour or two I'll have another spur done.
Cederstrand
howmusYou would probably have difficulty getting in and out because it is very low to the ground more than the leg room.
Speaking of small cars & large people, here is a pic of my Giant cousin next to his old family car. I still remember it well and how my very tall uncle could slide right into it. Thay had several versions of these.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000178942466&ref=ts
Oh, strong coffee in a Soggy Southern mug, please.
jeffrey-wimberly howmus: Will need to fill the Yaris with Petroleum Extract today as well. Just took a look at a Yaris online. Wow! That's small. I had a hard enough time getting in and out of my Century and getting into my sisters Honda Si is a pain. I don't think I'd be able to get into or out of a Yaris easily. Give me big any day.
howmus: Will need to fill the Yaris with Petroleum Extract today as well.
Just took a look at a Yaris online. Wow! That's small. I had a hard enough time getting in and out of my Century and getting into my sisters Honda Si is a pain. I don't think I'd be able to get into or out of a Yaris easily. Give me big any day.
Yep, it is one of those little bitty thingies..... About the same size as the old VW Bugs were. The doors open up very wide giving a good space to climb in. I weigh in at 265 lbs. and have no problem getting in or out. THAT was one of the things I checked out before I bought. I have a lot more trouble getting in and out of my son's Ford Focus. It handles very responsively and is quite quick on it feet. Power is a little 106 Hp. 4 cylinder power plant, but it will wind out to 37MPH in first gear (5 speed). Blows my Dodge Dakota V6 out of the water.... I normally get between 36 and 38 MPG (most I have ever gotten was 42 MPG) with it and can haul everything I used to need to do an on location recording in the back (another reason I bought it). Been very dependable and fun to drive. You would probably have difficulty getting in and out because it is very low to the ground more than the leg room.
howmusWill need to fill the Yaris with Petroleum Extract today as well.
Uh....... Hmmmm......... (looks at watch) Afternoon everyone!
Have no idea what happened to this Morning? Zoe, I'll have the Chicken Club Sandwich with fries and a large Dr. pepper. I'll go sit at the Rivet Counter for a bit and enjoy lunch.
Been doing a bunch of odds and ends, sending out the Division Newsletter, started printing the copies that need to be mailed, and a few household things. Three times I sat down to post in here and got interrupted by something else...
Other than going to Canandaigua to feed the kitties there, I have the day pretty much to myself. May stop and see if I can find a smallish set of storage drawers THAT can sit in the floor under the workbench to hold some of the stuff... Will need to fill the Yaris with Petroleum Extract today as well.
Later!