OK, I did click the link..it sent me to someone's blog. When I clicked on
the trib article from Waco, I got an error page. So my question is has
anyone actually read the article?
Mike
On 8/18/07, Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As the resident theologian or heretic (depending
So my question is has anyone actually read the article?
That's an excellent question. I haven't, but it appears that this
might have happened.
I find it hard to believe that hundreds of Internet references could
be wrong.
:-)
I think the Netherlands, Sweden, West Germany, even France in some ways are
preferable models
but Canada does have something going for it. A national health insurance (with
essentially doctors)
might be more sellable. There is alot of objective evidence that one thing our
government does
Of course it is not socialism, I merely was pointing out that it historically
inaccurate to deny
that socialists deserve the lion share of credit for struggling for it in the
rest of the world.
And that fact is enough in and of itself for people of a not-uncommon mindset
to oppose it.
(Btw, I
You asked for it, now here is the whole story, the text of the Waco
Tribune-Herald post-Apocalype account of the McClennan Community College
incident (it hardly seems worthy of being called a confrontation). In defense
of the good folks of Waco, Bill's presentation (actually both of them, for
Jeff Morris
snip
My question is a simple one. When did this list get
hijacked by extremists who think it's a forum to
insist on socialized medicine and to bash Christians?
I started the thread about medicine looking for a link
to get information about nationalized medicine versus
the status
On Aug 16, 2007, at 11:33 AM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
You have to make it usefully important. I would make art-related
content
very accessible. This may not happen until you do get it displaying
your
art inventory.
I see that your message that was sent on August 16 finally hit my
inbox today,
On Aug 19, 2007, at 2:43 AM, mike wrote:
OK, I did click the link..it sent me to someone's blog. When I
clicked on
the trib article from Waco, I got an error page. So my question is has
anyone actually read the article?
Apparently so. The Waco newspaper appears to have deleted the
Amiga! I thought the VIC 20 was the top of the list.
Just wish my Internet Provider would listen to me a
support that system.
Eric S. Sande wrote:
Beg to differ. Tom runs this list. The focus has always been on solving
people's computer problems, with general discussion about why an Amiga
I'd wait, if for nothing else to make sure you get the newest os at the
cheapest price. If you do decide to get it now, upgrading the OS in X is
painless and easy.
I'd buy the current Mac with 10.4--AFTER the release date for
10.5/Leopard is announced. That way you have the current OS and
This was discussed at great length on NPR a few months ago.
They said it was a great way to do exactly what Tom said, get an idea
of the book so you can see if you want to buy.
I believe that the reason Music producers and Hollywood want to limit
the publics access to their product is they
My question is a simple one. When did this list get hijacked by
extremists who think it's a forum to insist on socialized medicine and to
bash Christians?
This list frequently goes a little far afield in August. A few weeks ago
one List member noted this and posted a provocative Mac vs
Thinking clearly and logically is hard. If it were easy, everyone would do
it.
He's signed off, so he didn't see any of that.
What a waste of effort.
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At 05:46 PM 8/19/07, Eric S. Sande [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thinking clearly and logically is hard. If it were easy, everyone would
do it.
He's signed off, so he didn't see any of that.
What a waste of effort.
Thanks for your comment and your sentiment, Eric, but, if you look
closely
I have a Dell XPS desktop PC that is about 4 or 5 years old. I believe
in keeping the computer running all the time (because this household
computer has multiple user profiles, is used frequently, and takes about
10 minutes to boot up in Windows XP Home).
Lately, a fan is making some noise.
Thanks for your comment and your sentiment, Eric, but, if you look closely
at my post, you'll see that I cc'd him. That was my way of taking such an
eventuality into account.
Whatever. His beliefs are clear and as I see it there's no need to beat it
into the ground. If he doesn't want to be
Dan
Mac OS 10.4.x is VERY stable and dependable.
I's either get one now, or do as Betty suggests.
Get one with OS 10.4 installed and the bonus
of a free upgrade to 10.5.
Phil Marchetti
Full Time Mac consultant
On Aug 17, 2007, at 10:35 PM, Dan Blum wrote:
Hello all:
After many years as a
He's signed off, so he didn't see any of that.
What a waste of effort.
Thanks for your comment and your sentiment, Eric, but, if you
look
closely at my post, you'll see that I cc'd him. That was my way of
taking
such an eventuality into account.
Bob
Bob, can I
Why not start with using photos of the art as your screensaver. Select a
folder of art so that the pictures will fade in and fade to the next
photo as people walk by. That could spark some curiosity. Tell them how
easy it is to do that, then show them how.
Then clear off the desktop and leave a
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