(This is a repost)When I got to my desk this morning there was a little bag with one of the pins with gromets on the back that you stick through you shirt. It said "Quality Endures" at the top and then the years "1963 - 2003" in the middle area and the company name at the bottom. They are either exceptionally good at irony or totally without a clue since I am being laid off on December 31st and our whole department will be totally dismantled by the end of June, 2004. I vote for option #2. Then at 9:30 they had an assembly and gave out "Service Awards" to people with over 10 years with the company, with a different level of recognition for each 5 years beyond that. My friend, Larry, got his 20-year plaque today. I think he also gets something about the equivalent of a drill press, too. I had to leave early and when everyone else got back to our section I told my boss I needed to go home. The song explains. FYI - The original cut contains what is probably one of Grace Slick's best vocals and the whole album it is on ("Crown Of Creation") is in my opinion by far the best album the Jefferson Airplane ever put out. It's song are tight with even the solo guitar riffs laid back nicely so they don't overwhelm the rest of the music and vocals. Solo jams are sharp, very clean and brief. Outside of a 1 minute "experimental" piece the drummer did I like the entire album immensely. If you get a chance to listen to it also check out "Greasy Heart".