http://whatsmyip.org/ gives you the full page with the Obama ad.
http://whatismyip.org/ gives you your IP address in the upper left hand corner
of a white page.
Count the letters.
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Typo's, typo's typo's! Thanks for solving the mystery. That will teach
me to cut and paste without looking carefully.
Richard P.
Brim wrote:
Could it be that whatISmyip.org returns the white page with the ip address,
but whatSmyip.org (no i) brings up the web page with the Obama add in the
I will normally say I need you to do X, Y, Z, whatever, Please.
And you want to knock my management style? Could is not a
word in my vocabulary. I use what I have to take the objective.
I'm not knocking your management style, but banishing could is giving
up something valuable. When
For tracking investments, a spreadsheet and a web query would be as simple
and straight forward a tool for your needs that there is.
I like spreadsheets. Google Spreadsheets has a function for retrieving
information from the cloud. I wonder how well that would work on getting
financial
I just noticed a small Obama 08 badge in the corner of the home page at
whatsmyip.org. I have not seen such politicking on non-political web
sites before. Have others noticed such? Where?
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Or like choosing your doctor, lawyer and accountant, find an investment
manager you can trust and delegate while you specialize in your own
profession and enjoy your hobbies and vacations without having to worry
about what/when.
Ken- (dare I say I happen to be in that field?).
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i think the best known fund that tracks that is the Vangard index 500 fund. i
think it is the sp 500 marketbasket, less about a half % annually for
expenses. since '76, shows 11.6% annual return. 10 year, however, shows only
3.99% return. i do not recall exact numbers, but only a modest
Quoting Richard P. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In Firefox, Alt-Enter automatically adds the http://www. at the
beginning and the .org at the end to what ever is in the address bar.
In this case, all I had to type in was whatsmyip instead of the whole
URL.
Richard P.
no matter which i do, I get the
I have had for Verizon DSL for about six years now. Pretty much I have had
no problem with the service.
A little over a year and a half ago I changed my phone service to Vonage but
kept the Verizon DSL.
The DSL service has continued to work fine, but what I am paying for my DSL
is still the same
No, I can not say as I have noticed commercial sites take a political
stance for a candidate. Seems kind of stupid as they risk alienating
potential eyeballs and thus loosing future add revenue.
On Mar 11, 2008, at 10:28 AM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
I just noticed a small Obama 08 badge in the
i think the best known fund that tracks that is the Vangard index 500
fund. i think it is the sp 500 marketbasket, less about a half %
annually for expenses. since '76, shows 11.6% annual return. 10 year,
however, shows only 3.99% return. i do not recall exact numbers, but only
a modest
most trades in T-bills to the common man require a very large spread/discount.
the difference between the buy and sell price for modest quantities(under
100k) cost one close to 1% of interest. certainly 1/2% interest. the best
place to lookand buy for smallest spread i have found is:
when I access the site using FireFox (Version 2.0 on my iMac), I get just a
blank screen with my IP number. Nothing else. Very weird.
Mical Wilmoth Carton
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Very interesting.
When I access whatismyip.org using FireFox (Win) I get a white page with
just my IP listed. Show
Before I go to Best Buy or Circuit City with this issue, I'd like to
bounce it off folks who I trust to give me reasonable answer, if they have
one, and who will say so if they don't. Here goes:
I run WinXP (SP2, IIRC) and have RealPlayer 11.01 (Build 6.0.14.794,
but who's
A friend of mine on another list came up with these links:
http://www.sweetadelines.org.uk/docs/how_to_minidisc.pdf
http://forums.minidisc.org/
Even though I'm still open to any other suggestions, the first link
might just do the trick, and the second seems like a nice
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