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For the past couple days I have constantly had the feeling that I need to yawn. When I do, it's just this sort of half-yawn. I start yawning, but I can never finish it and get the full pleasure of the yawn to make the need to yawn go away.

Is there something wrong with me? What can I do to get rid of this?

I'm trying to add tons of music on my website, i have all my mp3's uploaded and i even have an m3u playlist of everything.

I have been using flam player and that has worked great for a while, but now my server upped the security so now it won't work.

I want a flash based mp3 player that i can create different playlists for my website and embed the audio.

i don't want to embed each song, because that will take too long embedding over 10,000 songs. I would rather use something like an m3u file or xml or xspf file.

eventually i want to write a php site to have people log in and create their own playlists dynamically. so i need a good player that can do all of this.

I am a web designer and have great experience in php programming, and web design.

Thanks!!!!

I've been trying to research this for a while, and I can't find any official documentation on this. Say if you have a Pentium D 2.8, does each core run at 2.8 giving you 5.6? or each at 1.4 giving you a TOTAL of 2.8? I've seen it advertised both ways on ebay, but i think each core is half of the labeled speed. Please include a link so i can get this documentation. THANKS!!

it might not be the neutral wire at all (might be the light fixture).

Here's what I have tested out so far: with no lightbulb in the socket, i have power and everything seems to be working correctly with my multimeter. when i put a bulb in, i can't even get power on the out->side of the switch.

i disconnected the switch and tested just the wires: power to ground seems to be just fine, power to neutral gives about half the juice, and power to the neutral on the light give the same as power to ground above. i did a dangerous test and touched the neutral to the ground and the light worked just fine, switch and all, but i did not want to leave it this way so i didn't get a jolt myself.

i just moved into this place and it looks like a cheap light fixture.

do you think the problem is between the breaker box and the switch, or between the switch and the light, or the fixture itself?

any hints are welcome, i'm not a professional, but i know enough not to jolt myself.