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As the title says, tonight was another lamb vindaloo success. I just can't get this stuff wrong! I also used a rough facsimile of my algebraic raita recipe to keep the curry company on the plate. For those of you keeping track, tonight's value for N was about 1.7. It also had a bit more chili powder and a bit less salt and sugar than previously, and it worked out nicely. You know, I really don't like cooking the exact same thing twice.

Katy and I spent a sizeable chunk of time at the main (Oakland) branch of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh this afternoon. In one of the opulent rooms upstairs, Katy scribbled some odd modal logic symbols on sheets of coffee-stained paper, and I drank coffee (without staining any paper) and read articles about, among other things, the kidney's glomerular filtration membrane. All the Carnegie libraries boast free wireless Internet access, which, despite the fact that it's really just free web access and not free Internet access, is pretty cool. After all, the motto is "free to the people".

Aside from lamb vindaloo and lascivious Carnegie Library exploits, the days since our dinner at Isabela have been relatively low-key. Although, Katy and I did host a Trivial Pursuit evening, and we also put a lot of time into waging war against Mao Zedong, Otto von Bismarck, and Peter the Great. But, that's another story.

Oh, and I think neither France nor Italy should have won the World Cup. Boo to both teams.