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Hi Lorenzo,

No on February 19, 2007 we had no power failures since when I returned 
home from work the network connection was still up and my user account was 
still logged in.  A temporary hardware failure possibly this Dell is most 
of 8 years old.  Could a temporarily broken network connection on 
verizon's end have done this?  My system may have logged the dropped and 
restored connection; if so what log would store that kind of information?