very interesting selective deletion of data from a CD, very interesting
could require further investigation. is it breed specific or can any dog
perform this? was it a canine tooth or a molar? sounds like you submit it as
a research project to the ARMA Ed Foundation ;-)

On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 12:17 PM, Steven Whitaker <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> (Larry, Bruce, Bill, Doug, Peter, Jesse and some others are
> going to laugh at this) about 5 years ago I was on vacation in Missouri,
> had my laptop with me, and was sitting at the kitchen table in one of my
> brothers' house.  I came up missing one CD I had taken out of the laptop
> and did not immediately place it back in the jewel case.  Come to find
> out my oldest grandson; 2 years old at the time, picked it up and
> carried it into the other room.  He apparently laid it down and my
> brother's dog started playing with it, and bit it a few times.  I found
> it, wiped the slobber off it, and put it back in the laptop.  To my
> surprise everything on the CD came up fine except for one powerpoint
> presentation I had made at an ARMA Energy "Brainfuel" Mid-Year ISG
> conference in Dallas in '97.
>



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