I have to mostly agree with this. Though those who can't afford it
do get it, and this is what raises the cost for those who can afford
it. In 2003 I was diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure. At the
time I had no health insurance and no job. I was treated anyway with
several EKGs and
It loaded just fine for me as well, using an iMac 1.8ghz and OS
10.4.whatever the latest is. Oh and also using Safari. This says a
lot for who ever wrote the site. I've come across so many that
require Windows/whatever and Explorer. When I come across these sites
I know who to ignore and
I don't get this first statement at all. I'm also a Mac and PC user.
I always wait on the release of the latest OS. Generalizing people
who jump on a band wagon is just stupid. How many upgraded to Vista
on it's release? Percentage wise it might be as large, but then you
have to ask
the bitch? A person can run them both
and make there own decision and not blame the machine but rather the OS.
Jeff M
On Oct 16, 2007, at 4:35 PM, mike wrote:
Too bad you have all those iphone users mucking up your elitist non
youtube
world...shame.
Mike
On 10/16/07, Jeff Miles [EMAIL
This is just garbage (that's a kind word for total CRAP). My new
Powerbook is on it's way and I have no intention of installing
Windows at all! Why put at risk a perfectly fantastic machine?
Jeff M
On Oct 18, 2007, at 10:50 AM, Tony B wrote:
The problem with those figures is they don't
I'm so glad I bought shares in Apple at around $50/share, and that
was before they split. Nothing but smiles here.
Jeff M
On Oct 18, 2007, at 8:11 AM, Snyder, Mark wrote:
Apple is growing its laptop business impressively AppleInsider.com is
reporting that Apple is awaiting word from Intel
What are you talking about? I've got 3 different Macs in the last 2
years. I'll be it one was a Macbook Pro, but the other two iMacs
didn't come with any 5 button mice. I've never even seen a 5 button
Apple produced Mac mouse. Do these come with just certain Mac computers?
Jeff M
On Oct
No, realized my mistake seconds after hitting the send button.
And to Tom, I realize the Macbooks don't come with mice. Just
included it because it was the latest, about two weeks ago. But like
the other poster asked, how do you define the last several years? My
two iMac G5s aren't
On a side note, for any who have NASA TV and can watch the latest
SST120 mission to the ISS, it might make you feel a little better
about your Macs.
Jeff M
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Is 10.4.11 for the dual Macs? I have the updater set to run everyday
and I'm only at 10.4.10 on my iMac G5. It's not a dual. Since I just
got a new Powerbook I was able to order 10.5 for the price of
shipping. After watching the movie on Apples website I'd say it is a
major upgrade. Not
It's very possible at MS. Their Office app. for Mac is considered
better then that for Windows. They have a rather large Mac devision.
I don't know if anyone clued into my jab at Windows when it came to
the recent STS-120, but they've had nothing but problems with their
software. It's
So far I've only got a few complaints.
The Mail application has some flaws. When downloading an included
attachment I like to choose my own folder. That works, but when I go
to do it again I have to choose it again. Also if I hit the save
button in the email itself, it doesn't. Or
old?
Mike
On 11/1/07, Jeff Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the positive side I have surfed sites that wouldn't work
in the
past that now do with Safari.
The new finder option to view docs in a panorama scroll type
thing
is
very handy and cool. But I had to manually add
Excuse after excuse, it sounds like the person who refuses to buy a
new car because the old one only has 250,000 miles on it.
Back when I owned a computer with a floppy drive many of the disks
I'd had laying around the house for years refused to work. I don't
consider that media reliable
What about just emailing the file to yourself? I'm sure the computer
isn't so old that it doesn't have a slot that could be plugged into a
phone jack. But that's beside the point. I have 2 Zip drives that
haven't been used in years. A floppy drive? How useless is that with
their minimal
I don't understand why anyone would need a floppy drive now days. Not
since flash drives are so cheap and hold so much more. I even have one
built into an ink pen.
Jeff M
On Nov 8, 2007, at 11:43 AM, mike wrote:
I got one of these at newegg for 15 dollars I believe. Only reason I
I'm having a problem with iChat. I loaded OS X.5 and wanted to play
with the new video effects features, but they are grayed out. I'm
running an iMac G5 1.8ghz with 512mb memory, just as the box says I
need. Apple gives no info I can find as to why this feature would be
grayed out and not
I'm assuming yes. It says Hardware Accelerated .
On Nov 18, 2007, at 4:53 PM, Roger D. Parish wrote:
At 12:27 PM -0800 11/18/07, Jeff Miles wrote:
I'm having a problem with iChat. I loaded OS X.5 and wanted to
play with the new video effects features, but they are grayed out
Thanks for your time. I couldn't find this. Sounds like I'm out of
luck. It sounds like I have everything but that Intel processor. Why
that's needed I have no idea. I seem to meet all the other requirements.
The whole thing sounds a bit like false advertising as far as I'm
concerned. I
Don't know about the below, but I just bought a Panasonic DMC-FZ18
(18 power optical zoom) for $350 at Buy.com. It was the best price I
could find on the web for the black version of the camera. The silver
version was a little cheaper, but I like the black color better.
Jeff M
On Nov
I agree with your comment on being bulkier. However, one thing I've
found is bulkier isn't always a bad thing. I bought a 5 pack of
flash drives from Costco for around $30 about a year ago. I can now
only find one. God only knows where the other 4 have gone. They were
to damn small to
I'm the furthest from an expert, but in the past have dabbled in both
the DSL and Cable. I've stuck with cable. I have absolutely no
qualifications in this, but only what I've been told. Cable works in
blocks and depending on how many people are connected to your block at
the time you are
And another question, aren't all TVs today digital, that is if I was
to go out and buy a new one at K-Mart or where ever? To buy an analog
TV wouldn't you have to buy an old used one?
Jeff M
On Jan 2, 2008, at 2:20 PM, Constance Warner wrote:
Does anyone know if manufacturers are doing
So how do you tell if you have a digital ready TV? I have quite a few
TVs (7) one of which is also on it's last legs. It is 15-20 years old
and assume it's not digital. My newest is a Sylvania 27 stereo with
VCR and DVD recorder. I assume it is digital, but nothing in the paper
work told
Thanks, now I have another question. With my 7 TVs they are all
hooked up to DirectTV, all with the DirectTV box. Do these boxes
convert or use the digital signal, thus I wouldn't need the digital
converter box needed for analog TVs?
Jeff M
On Jan 2, 2008, at 3:26 PM, Robert wrote:
Sorry, on that last post I said the Panasonic was a 35-504 zoom. I
was wrong. It's a 28-504 zoom.
Jeff M
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On Jan 11, 2008, at 12:30 PM, mike wrote:
She claims we've used 1/3 of the total of earth's natural resource.
In her
fancy graphic she shows things like trees being cut down...wow a
third of
all forests are decimated? In 3 decades? wow. Oh wait...forested
areas
have remained relatively
On Jan 11, 2008, at 4:26 PM, mike wrote:
Environmentalism to the tune of this type of video is a religion.
As such I suppose you can keep your faith and I'll keep my lack of.
As to the numbers, the Dept. of Agriculture has the forestry
numbers. *
http://tinyurl.com/2s9eht
I think your
On Jan 11, 2008, at 4:35 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
The US has more forests now than it did in the early 1900's. The
greatest loss of forest land at present is occurring in the
Brazilian rain forest due to both planed deforestation and poaching
of lumber. (I have a charted forester
Agreed, this was the reason for my last statement in my post.
Stats can be shown to say anything depending on who's doing the
interpreting. And how they spin the info. The last 7 years should be a
prime example of that for any university class on the subject.
Jeff M
On Jan 11,
I live in the Northwest, probably very different from Wisconsin when
it comes to trees and types of forests I'm sure. We had a managed
forest in Oregan that was mostly decimated by managed planting. The
lumber companies only wanted the trees that would grow quickly and
sell. Oops, a
I just watched a show on the Science Channel, I think. Can't remember
what it was called, but it had to do with 7 people of differing
abilities who where at the top of their fields and then measuring
their intelligence in different ways. However, one of the things
brought out in the show
I'd also like to know this. I've been looking for a 10GB high speed
SD card for my Panasonic DMC-FZ18, of course at a reasonable price.
Good to know not to go with the A DATA cards I might find.
Jeff M
On Jan 14, 2008, at 2:48 PM, db wrote:
I want to buy a DURABLE high quality brand of
Thank you. Now I'll run back to the manual and find out exactly what
they say I should use (now I'm confused and not sure) and be back with
the same questions about price, quality and where to find them.
Jeff M
On Jan 14, 2008, at 10:28 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
There is a
Don't make the mistake I made when I was a beginning professional
photographer. Don't think you're only worth what a burger flipper
makes. Charge high, very high! Either get it or turn it down and keep
your prices high. When they pay it, it will make up for the jobs you
loose and the
This is someone who obviously doesn't understand how monopolies are
made.
First lesson; grab the entire market, or as much as possible to sway
all business your way, regardless of laws. The Japanese learned this
and did it very well.
Once this is learned we'll move on to the
I'm so glad this was corrected. This kind of mistakes bugs the hell
out of me. Recently noticed it once again while watching Law and
Order. A loose qoute; Do you not agree that you slept with the
defendant!? Yes!
Ok, yes what? They either did or didn't.
Do I really need to
The hard drive in my iBook died. I'm trying to start from an external
hard drive that has a fully operational OS X on it, but during start
up it gets stuck with the message waiting for local disks. By this
I'm assuming it's waiting for the internal hard drive to be
recognized, which it
It's connected through a firewire cable. And yes, it's a fully
operation OS X. I'd assume it's a bootable disk since it was a drive
out of a fully operation computer. It was just removed, put in an
external case and then connected to the iBook via the firewire cable.
Jeff M
On Mar 15,
A half hour on the longest try. I figure that's enough.
Jeff M
On Mar 15, 2008, at 6:13 AM, Roger D. Parish wrote:
At 11:03 PM -0700 3/14/08, Jeff Miles wrote:
The hard drive in my iBook died. I'm trying to start from an
external hard drive that has a fully operational OS X
Tried that, as mentioned in a previous reply. I've used all the key
combo's mentioned on this page, http://www.davespicks.com/writing/programming/mackeys.html
I just need to know what it means when it says waiting for local
disks. The ibooks internal drive is fused solid. I can't hear it,
Taylor wrote:
How are you trying to start from the external? Using the standard
option key method?
Have you tried starting from the DVD?
On Mar 15, 2008, at 2:03 AM, Jeff Miles wrote:
How do I get the machine to start from the external and ignore the
internal, or local disks
Thanks Tom, that did it. I reinstalled OS X.2 and got the thing to
work. The 20 gig hard drive would take X.5 and I can't find X.4 or 3.
This place is such a mess.
Interesting how old X.2 feels. I haven't dealt with classic in a long
time. Not to mention OS 9, which I've been working with
When was your Mac crashing and what kind of Mac? I still can't run
Time Machine without my iMac G5 (the model just before they started
installing the iSight camera) crashing. I called Apple and had the
external drive reformatted to Jurnalled or something. Didn't fix the
problem. And now
Yes, what's that one advertised all the time? It has big buttons and
is only a cell phone without all the gimmicks like camera and web
access, etc. And they advertise it has plans as low as $9.95/mo. It's
called the skipper, or some stupid name like that. I'll have to wait
for the
There are a whole bunch of logs, any clues as to which one to check?
On Apr 15, 2008, at 3:42 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
PowerMac G5, but the kind of Mac really didn't matter.
Did you check you logs?
Are you up to date with your patches? TimeMachine is new and acting
like
your typical version
I really should read ahead before responding to my own posts. You guys
got it!
Jeff M
On Apr 15, 2008, at 5:06 PM, John Settle wrote:
Yes, that's it. Here's a link: *http://tinyurl.com/5ztmz4*
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Jitter bug?
Stewart
At 05:40 PM 4/15/2008, you wrote:
By the way, I just found an add for that cell phone I mentioned in
another thread. It is in a Shell time share magazine. It's called the
Jitterbug. The cheapest price listed in the add is $10/mo. But it also
says call for their lowest price. 1-866-540-0297. I have no
affiliation with them.
I agree with Larry. Though I snipped the most of his post.
I'd never go back to a CRT when it isn't necessary. And the bigger is
most times always better, except in my case where it would block by
view of the TV. I would love two monitors that could work together so
when I ran
Have you tried going to Google.com/images and typing in 12th-century
sword in the search box? I did and came up with 36,700 images.
Jeff M
On May 22, 2008, at 10:42 AM, Constance Warner wrote:
12th-century sword
Don't be humble... you're not that great.
Golda Meir
What about IBM?
On May 22, 2008, at 10:49 AM, Snyder, Mark (IT Civ) wrote:
Historically, PC makers have all (except Apple) migrated down to the
low
end of the market, squeezing the middle into oblivion, before going
under themselves (or getting bought-out and subsumed by a larger
projects that nobody except the instructor is ever going to
see.
For a publicity piece, which is what I want the sword image for, I'm
going to be even more careful.
--Constance Warner
-Original Message-
From: Computer Guys Discussion List
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Miles
Oh yeah, I was going to say HP not making their own computers would
come as a big surprise to an ex-girlfriend and her sister who both
worked for HP in their Boise ID plant. And that was in the 80's.
Jeff M
On May 22, 2008, at 11:58 AM, Matthew Taylor wrote:
They introduced their first
Now you're nitpicking. So what if they quit for awhile. Isn't IBM
where MS basically got it's start? Don't get me wrong. I'm one of
those Apple fan boys. But still, there have been other companies
around for quite awhile. When did Compaq get started? And is Radio
Shack still making their
Could someone explain to me what a tag is? I keep seeing this term
around the web. And it just seemed to crop up not to long ago. If it's
what I think it is, didn't we used to call these links?
Jeff M
On May 24, 2008, at 6:39 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
So is this the wave of the future? I
then search engines shouldn't need the help to find
things.
On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Jeff Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Could someone explain to me what a tag is? I keep seeing
this term
around the web. And it just seemed to crop up not to long ago. If
it's what
I think it is, didn't
Does anyone know if they make the old game Marathon for the Mac OS-X?
And if not, those who remember the game under OS-9, did you ever play
an add on scenario where you were put in a place of old Italian(?)
monks? And if so, any idea where I can find it? I've searched
everything I could
Does anyone know if there is an application out there for the Mac
that would allow me to remap a Logitech keyboard? Awhile back I ruined
yet another Mac keyboard, and in a crunch for both time and money,
opted for the logitech wireless keyboard and mouse that was only $35
at Fred Meyer's.
I'd love to be the person who throws the switch on this sucker.
Here, pull my finger.
Jeff M
On Sep 9, 2008, at 5:14 PM, mike wrote:
So in a little over seven hours the Large Hadron Collider will be
switched
on...any takers on if we'll all survive? I've set up a google alert
to my
I'd say this is a pretty piss poor excuse for an Apple store. Or at
least the employees they have working there are. Here on the west
coast my only option in my town is an Apple certified reseller.
Whenever I've had a problem that was under warrantee all I had to do
was drop off the
Why not dismiss it? If I waited a few minutes would it matter? No pun
intended.
Jeff M
On Sep 13, 2008, at 4:31 PM, Fred Holmes wrote:
Subject: Large hadron collider views...
http://www.cyriak.co.uk/lhc/lhc-webcams.html
and so it goes...
Be sure to wait a few seconds. Don't
An an iMac running OS-10.5.5, does anyone know how to shut off this
Real Player download manager thing? Whenever I surf the web I run
across web pages that activate this thing. All it seems to be doing is
downloading streaming media or something from adds.
Jeff M
Thanks for the input, but anymore productive answer then just get rid
of it?
Jeff M
On Nov 2, 2008, at 3:17 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
An an iMac running OS-10.5.5, does anyone know how to shut off this
Real Player download manager thing?
Should never have allowed it to install in the first
Thanks for the help, but update isn't it. I also have that function.
It just checks for a newer version of Real Player. This thing seems to
be a program within a program that saves all video to some folder
whenever it sees some kind of tag (I'm assuming here) on a web page. I
use a site
at 6:33 PM, Jeff Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks for the help, but update isn't it. I also have that
function.
It just checks for a newer version of Real Player. This thing seems
to be a
program within a program that saves all video to some folder
whenever it
sees some kind
I'll admit, I've found Amazon to be great and is now my default for
buying just about everything online. I've found beating the prices on
Amazon difficult, unless I waste my time (which is money) to do so.
Jeff M
On Nov 26, 2008, at 9:46 AM, mike wrote:
Walmart and Amazon both have
The way I've heard and read about this bit of history is the night
club owners started buy screwing the artists out of pay. This
continued with the record labels screwing the artists out of
royalties, then the artists screwing the labels back, who passed the
love on to the vendors, who of
I would have considered that a compliment, not an attack.
Jeff M
On Nov 26, 2008, at 2:56 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Not sure why I threw in the radical left, but then I'm not sure why
you
brought up the radical right. I'm starting to think with the sense
you are
making lately, that
From what I've become to understand, lying to a federal investigator
is a crime. I don't necessarily agree with this, but isn't it how
Martha was convicted?
Jeff M
On Dec 1, 2008, at 3:51 PM, Steve Rigby wrote:
On Dec 1, 2008, at 6:28 PM, Matthew Taylor wrote:
Lying on line *with
Totally agree!
Unfortunately the most she'll probably get is a few months in jail
(suspended) and maybe a small fine. Realistically she'll probably have
to move. I can't imagine staying in that community and hope for any
type of normal life.
Jeff M
On Dec 1, 2008, at 5:50 PM,
Agree. I would have been the lone holdout on the jury. I'm not sure
what type of criminal intent could have been successfully charged, but
my gut tells me she did something very, very wrong and is guilty for
pushing a susceptible teen to suicide. But I'm not a lawyer and don't
know how to
I bought a Crosley. If you enter crosley truntable into an
amazon.com search you'll find a bunch of different ones. I bought the
Crosley CR248 Songwriter CD Recorder. I haven't yet actually burned a
CD with it, so I can't attest to the quality. But it looks and seems
pretty strait
I recently sent a link to the turntable I bought from Crosley. I was
wrong. It's actually this one, Songwriter CD Burner / Player with
Turntable Cassette Player. It's the same model number, but includes
the cassette player. The one I sent earlier didn't include the
cassette player.
While it's been said here that firewire is best between external and
computer for the use of Time Machine, it wasn't mentioned that it's
necessary if you wish to put OS-X.5 on the external and start the
computer from the external OS. You can't boot from an external drive
that's only
Im a Mac fan and also get tired at times of Tom's blah, blah,
blah, But I have to remember why I joined this group. I left a list
controlled by the having a hard time remembering now...the Kartel
or something like that. Their restrictions and then not following
their own restrictions
On Jan 15, 2009, at 5:45 PM, Wayne Dernoncourt wrote:
Tom Piwowar
Yes, we know Tom, you hate windows. We know, you've
flogged it to DEATH...we all know. It's not a secret.
Everyone agrees with you now, you've beaten everyone
to your side. Windows is horrid and terrible and a
scourge.
I
Not really. At least on this thread, but what the hey, this thread
was so off topic it's not like it mattered.
On Jan 15, 2009, at 7:08 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Oh come on, the answer to this is easy. Doesn't MS have app. 90%
market share? And if so, shouldn't they receive 90% of the
I'm running Disk Utility on my mom's iMac G5, an old one, not Intel
based. Anyway, after repairing permissions I get an error when I try
and verify her hard drive. It gives me the message Invalid Sibling
Link. Does anyone have any idea what this is and why the verify keeps
failing?
Jeff
Thanks for the tip. I got the tip to run, but not work. I had to take
it in and it seems the drive is toast. Btw, have Disk Warrior, but
it's for OS 9. I thought I'd updated that thing. Guess I was wrong.
Jeff M
On Jan 19, 2009, at 3:42 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
I'm running Disk Utility on
Tom,
While admire you as an avid Mac supporter, your a wimp on this issue.
You are hardly an authority on law, if you were, I'd never hire you as
my attorney. We live in America. It's the 2nd amendment for freedom of
speech. No DMCA supersedes the constitution.
A lot of people believe
Wow, I find myself agreeing with the PC guy! Home buyers victims of
the evil banks? Give me a break. Oh wait, that's what the victims
want for their own stupidity. Let me see if I get this strait. If I
work at McDonalds and make $11/hr. I can afford a $4k, 5 bedroom home
with a 3 car
Kind of like here with the bail out? Screw up the world...GIVE THEM A
BONUS!!!
On Jan 31, 2009, at 5:31 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Yeah but most of the people here are anti death penalty.
In China those are mostly show executions. I bet the folks really
responsible got off scot
History has a tendency of repeating itself. It seems only the music
changes.
Whichever country we're in when it comes to the middle east, it
doesn't seem to matter. If you're there, you're in a mess. So, you
have to decide. You either get dirty or you bury your head in the sand
and
Where's down here? And yes, I did mean 400k. That's the average
price for the 5 bedroom home I was talking about up here. Up here is
Washington state east of the cascade mountains. That means, not in the
Seattle area. Of course, who'd want to live there?
My son lives in San Diego. They've
And if he is using the tax code for wealth redistribution, I think
that's a good thing. And it's about God damn time! The extremely
wealthy wouldn't be wealthy if it weren't for the rest of us. But like
I said earlier, history has a tendency to repeat itself. And I doubt
that will ever
Dang, that's cheap! Here in Yakima Wa. it's about triple that. But a
3500 square foot home costs about 300K. I guess it all works its way
out in the end. And they are thinking about raising the cigarette tax
again here in Washington. A pack already costs about 5.50. I truly
can't see how
in
the end.
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 10:12 PM, Jeff Miles jmile...@charter.net
wrote:
And if he is using the tax code for wealth redistribution, I
think
that's a good thing. And it's about God damn time! The extremely
wealthy
wouldn't be wealthy if it weren't for the rest of us
No, I'm fond of political discussion, when not out of control.
This is one of the few groups I've found that allows it. At least to a
certain extent.
The delete key is easy. The past has shown not knowing or hearing or
listening to others is or can be very hard. Oh wait, we aren't talking
Please bring it to my attention the next time a politician
compliments a colleague and means it. And by that I mean, beyond being
a self serving voice box.
Jeff M
On Jan 31, 2009, at 8:11 PM, John Emmerling wrote:
Please bring it to my attention the next time a US politician calls a
Jeez, that's a buy! $3.33/pack? You'd be selling them left and right
illegally here in Washington.
On Jan 31, 2009, at 8:51 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Cigarettes 10.95 a triple pack (Marlboro, what my son smokes)
Alcohol is a similar story to yours. State stores, lousy hours,
at 11:32 PM, Jeff Miles jmile...@charter.net
wrote:
No, I'm fond of political discussion, when not out of control.
This is one of the few groups I've found that allows it. At least
to a
certain extent.
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I'll go into the rest of your argument later, but for now, what the
hell does this mean? Maybe those willing to buy the product being
produced? Excuse me, but frack your PLATIUDES AND SNARK remark. I
won't throw the same.
Jeff M
On Jan 31, 2009, at 9:33 PM, Matthew Taylor wrote:
You need to double check who you're replying to. And when replying to
more then one, make it obvious.
Jeff M
On Jan 31, 2009, at 9:33 PM, Matthew Taylor wrote:
On Jan 31, 2009, at 2:49 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
It has everything with who the primary producer of wealth is.
You have to get
Wow, someone else who's actually read Adam Smith!
Jeff M
On Feb 1, 2009, at 7:58 AM, Chris Dunford wrote:
By taking from the rich to give to the poor via the tax code. I'd
like to hear your Clintonian parsing of the difference between this
and wealth redistribution.
And I'd like to
What really gets me is people always seem to think government is
this nefarious bunch out to ruin our lives. In the US the government
is us. Self loathing isn't new. In fact I think a small amount of it
is healthy. It keeps a person focused.
I voted for Obama. Not because he's black, or
Kind of what I was thinking. Though not surprised by the comment
considering it comes from a Reverend.
Jeff M
On Feb 2, 2009, at 5:45 PM, Matthew Taylor wrote:
Now that is an interesting assertion. Also an interesting
definition of god? Could you elaborate please?
No one has ever
I don't know where you live, but here on the West Coast that's just
wrong. Many of those so called liberals do run some of the larger
cities. But as the neocons enjoy saying, most of the land in this
country is controlled by smaller cities and towns usually run by
mostly neocons. Here is
I thought this sounded more like Battlestar Galactica. Linking your
defenses to a simple computer system? How stupid is that?
Jeff M
On Feb 8, 2009, at 7:13 PM, John A. Newitt wrote:
At 8:33 PM -0500 2/8/09, Matthew Taylor wrote:
And you have all this insider information how, Dr. Who?
Jeff M
On Feb 10, 2009, at 6:43 PM, Eric S. Sande wrote:
Was Ben Franklin conservative? Thomas Jefferson? James Madison?
Not hardly.
Very different men. Two Southern slaveholders (although Jefferson
saw the contradiction
I'm hardly as in the know as either Tom or Jeff W, but my experience
has been, contrary to all the hype it gets, gmail is very unreliable.
Thankfully I only have one address hooked to them and my mail program
checks it at the same time it checks all the others. Gmail seems to
have
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