Hi Greg,
I had a similar problem... especially with spoons. Eventually I found that
bending my fork back at the neck (?), the narrowest part between the tines
and the handle, so that it curved about 2x or 3x the amount it normally curves
there, worked pretty well.
I've found most restaurants
Hi Folks!
I just got automatically unsubbed from the Q-List for too many bounced
messages. As I read the list, they were all listed as SPAM by many different
subscribers' ISPs. I kept reading and saw the messages were all the I want
you now... kinds of messages!
Now, I'm not saying I DON'T
Hi Wheels... Nope, not the non-existent Digest this time. That's was what I
originally thought. But then I decided to read my Auto-Unsub message
closely. It was definitely messages:
FROM My Address
TO The Quad List
and rejected/bounced by the ISPs of several members whose
Hi Eddie!
For me the thing that works best for using a fork, toothbrush, etc., for the
past 26 years is called an Economy Wrist Splint (...or Wrist Brace, can't
remember).
It easily found listed under braces/splints in the Sammons-Preston catalogs.
If you have a PT or OT working with you I'm
W Rudd c5sc...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.sudokusolver.co.uk/ or google it ;-p
Eric W Rudd
c5sc...@gmail.com
- Original Message -
From: Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net
To: hellodav...@aol.com; quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, January 16, 2010 8:30 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L
Hi Dave,
It's been a very long time since I've done any programming and I only have a
rudimentary understanding of Sudoku... fact is, I've never successfully
finished one without being distracted by something else that caused me to
either physically lose the puzzle or mentally lose interest in
I haven't seen it yet but my wife and I plan to as soon as our house in back in
order after some post-Christmas kitchen improvements.
A couple friends who've seen it in 3-D and IMAX 3-D have commented that IF you
first see it in 3-D you should go back and watch without the glasses. They've
In the video for the Life Rolls On Chris Reeve chopper, Paul Sr. (of OCC)
does say it can be operated by a paraplegic, not quad. But think it wouldn't
take much tweaking to make it mostly Quad Friendly (for those who drive
already). That long reach forward is one thing most quads couldn't do.
Danny,
I think you have to agree to date one first!
Ok -- seriously -- I suppose you've already tried marking them as Spam in your
system. If your ISP has a Webm,ail system you can try going there and
reporting them as Spam through your Webmail Spam Filter. (if it has one)
Also, I notice
Nope... his messages are coming from quad-dig...@eskimo, not the Quad-List.
The Digest hasn't worked in many years. It seems somebody just fished the
internet for unused names similar to used names and chose that one. That way
it LOOKS like it's coming from a legitimate source/sender.
Best
Tom,
I use a Roho Commode Cushion and it DOES need cleaning every so often (or more).
As I've seen others mention, I also use our roll-in shower and hand-held spayer
to get in all the crevices. I don't like anti-bacterial soaps just because of
the whole bacterial resistance mutation thing (a
COOL! I found it in the Fall, '09, Parsippany Perspectives. Nice job, Bobbie!
http://www.parsippany.net/pdf/fall09final.pdf
You might not be looking for a pat on the back but you certainly deserve one.
Best wishes,
--Tod
bobbie...@aol.com wrote:
Hi all,
I've kept meaning
friends who was in rehab fooled around
with the nurses. Alas, I never had such luck in either rehab or
college. However, I have had some very fun PCA's. :-)
Dan
At 09:23 PM 1/1/2010, Tod E. Santee said something that elicited my
response:
Yep... my first stint away at college
Greg,
I think 21st Century still makes the old style chairs with the 20 rear tires.
I had a new chair made in 2005 and RD said they had no plans to discontinue
them (though that WAS 5 years ago).
I find the smaller rear wheels getting me stuck in gravel, soft soil, etc. much
more often than
Well, W, Lissette, others...
Believe it or not, I don't think it's really not normal or strange at all.
In fact, it seems quite normal, as long as they don't become too intrusive or
stalkers or anything. Then it's just as criminal as a Lindsey Lohan stalker.
Guys -- we are known to watch
Hmmm... It was over 20 years ago but there was that one quad-hopping chick in
college. Maybe I shouldn't have said, No Thanks. LOL!
You GUYS must know I'm talking about, RIGHT?
But how about you ladies? Are there quad-hoppin' men out there, too, just
looking for a young chick in a chair?
You got THAT right! BUT, if it ever becomes possible, I think I'd like to have
a veterinarian as my primary care physician! Of all the docs I've met in my 26
years, my pet's vets were nicer, more knowlegable, more willing to listen, more
willing to consider alternatives, etc. than almost any
regret, or
about what worked for us as a quad and suggestions to others
for the future?
From: Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Fri, January 1, 2010 5:45:00 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] RECOMMENDATIONS
Hmmm... It was over 20 years ago
Yep... my first stint away at college for a couple summer classes introduced me
to a personal care aide who was curious like that about every male quad on
campus! I just happened to be at the main campus the state's VR system chose
to suggest to all/most of its clients. So she certainly had
Yeah, Dave... I know switching chairs and going manual is always an option but
I just can't tolerate that immediate loss of independence. Things as simple as
turning to talk directly to someone's face in a kitchen when they've moved from
the table to the sink, walked out of the room for a
Ya know, Greg... I've thought the same thing at times. But then I also realize
that if I ever *did* get a 1-week break from it all (those 2), it would be no
time before I'd be wishing for a 2-week break!
Wish in one hand B-Program in another! Ahhh...shit!
Best!
--Tod
Greg
Hi Bobbie... I truly feel for you! My whole family lives in PA in an old farm
town with lots of steep steps to every building. I only have one blood
relative's home I can visit (besides my own old house) when I fly back to
visit. All our visits, gatherings, welcome back's, etc. all end up
Hi Mr. Dangerwood (Steve):
I have the curved back and pain to go with it. If you don't mind a story with
some what I did try parts, keep reading. Otherwise, skip to the end.
I was injured at 16 and was 5'11 at the time -- long legs but a lot of trunk
height, too. They knew I wasn't done
Hi Greg,
I don't know if this is true nationwide (I'm told it is but not certain) but
Apria, itself, isn't doing DMEs and DME repair and ordering anymore. It
changed its service in the past year. They've gone just toward oxygen
supplies, tanks, delivery systems, etc. I know that's true here
If you want at least a little privacy you can use Hotmail, Yahoo!, Gmail, etc.,
and get an account for John Smith with any combination of addresses. Nothing
online will ever be 100% private because your computer IP and Internet Service
Provider will always be available to the Big Wigs and/or
Yeah, but I think that's mostly for people who would fall asleep with a hot (I
mean HOT) covering rather than check often and moderate as needed. Just like
Micky-D's coffee still says, Caution: Contents might be hot. They're
protecting themselves from the occasional crazy quad/para/hemi who
Hi There!
I, too, suffer from often feeling cold (even when I know I'm not) so I've done
two different things instead of using an electric blanket:
1) I bought a microwavable, Elastogel neck shoulder collar to keep me
warm where I feel it most, and
2) We use an electric mattress pad...
I drive a full-size Ford E-150 modified with a Scott system, by Driving
Systems, Inc., (dSi) in Anaheim, CA. (www.drivingsystems.com) It has some
benefits that can overcome some of the obstacles to driving that some quads
have.
On the positive side:
a) it truly IS built to fit the quad
med build
Regards, Mark
Age 45
C3/4 Complete since 1986
http://www.markbb.co.uk
On 22 Nov 2009, at 23:19, Tod E. Santee wrote:
Hi All,
It's my turn for a question. Has anybody here tried an Atkins Diet
or any kind of modified Atkins to lose some weight?
After reading
med build
Regards, Mark
Age 45
C3/4 Complete since 1986
http://www.markbb.co.uk
On 22 Nov 2009, at 23:19, Tod E. Santee wrote:
Hi All,
It's my turn for a question. Has anybody here tried an Atkins Diet
or any kind of modified Atkins to lose some weight?
After reading
med build
Regards, Mark
Age 45
C3/4 Complete since 1986
http://www.markbb.co.uk
On 22 Nov 2009, at 23:19, Tod E. Santee wrote:
Hi All,
It's my turn for a question. Has anybody here tried an Atkins Diet
or any kind of modified Atkins to lose some weight?
After reading
to 15. I'm 6' 2 med build
Regards, Mark
Age 45
C3/4 Complete since 1986
http://www.markbb.co.uk
On 22 Nov 2009, at 23:19, Tod E. Santee wrote:
Hi All,
It's my turn for a question. Has
Dear medethics:
If your friend believes as you do --that the wounds are being caused by, or
worsened by, the care being given (or neglected) at any particular hospital, it
would be a wise idea to have a close family member or friend available to
photograph wounds as they are cleaned
Dear medethics:
If your friend believes as you do --that the wounds are being caused by, or
worsened by, the care being given (or neglected) at any particular hospital, it
would be a wise idea to have a close family member or friend available to
photograph wounds as they are cleaned
Hi All,
It's my turn for a question. Has anybody here tried an Atkins Diet or any kind
of modified Atkins to lose some weight?
After reading a fair bit about it and talking to some ABs who've done it, I can
pretty much understand how and why it works... and how well and for how long,
etc.
I think there was a typo in Wheelchair's message.
It looks like that address should be: _ www.nhif.bg _ (not .bq)
And please remember, like several of us here have said, we are not doctors. We
can only speak from our own experiences or what we have heard from others.
There is no substitute
is centered on addictions that let you live a productive life.
From: Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net
To: mekall...@abv.bg; wheelch...@aol.com
Cc: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sat, November 21, 2009 1:22:54 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Re: i need help 3deffecation
Hi Daniel,
Welcome to the list! It is always more interesting when more diverse ideas and
view are shared between people of different nationalities. I am sure if you
continue participating on this list we will learn from you as much as you can
learn from all of us!
Regarding your problem, I
This sounds like a terribly sad but not unfamiliar story. At its surface, it
sounds like your friend might have some serious issues with the care being
received at this local hospital (emphasize: might). Unless his complications
completely negate the possibility of in-room, in-bed passive PT
Wait a sec... Hold the phone... You mean an Intimate Rider is EQUIPMENT???
That changes everything! Never mind... sigh
wheelch...@aol.com wrote:
Nice Adventure for the experimental Quad. I would also like to see this
demo'd as a recreational piece of equipment at the nursing
Hi All!
I'm attaching this to Don's message because he (half?)-jokingly pointed out
what I was thinking most. On seeing the promotional materials and video it
stated it was for use (in part) by quadriplegics. The guy in the vidclip was
certainly not a quad but that's Ok for demo purposes.
Hello Greg, Other Q's Family,
To me, the scariest (and frankly, most telling) so-called news about health
care insurance is the news of its history. I'm talking about the recent
reminder (instead of news) that the Insurance Industry has been exempt from
Anti-Trust laws for the past 64
Hello Greg, Other Q's Family,
To me, the scariest (and frankly, most telling) so-called news about health
care insurance is the news of its history. I'm talking about the recent
reminder (instead of news) that the Insurance Industry has been exempt from
Anti-Trust laws for the past 64
Are you saying they're good for carrying vegetables ?? H? LOL!
Back at'cha!
--Tod
P.S. Sorry to All for the long double-post. Sometimes as my screen refreshes
my webmail does that. Dunno why.
wheelch...@aol.com wrote:
Another interesting concept. But then ... what would they
So THAT'S why I need to stop insisting on Formal Agreements. No wonder...
Silly me. LOL
--Tod
wheelch...@aol.com wrote:
Informal Agreement, is actually a weeklong lavish vacations in warm climate
to discuss their set prices.
In a message dated 10/17/2009 2:26:18 P.M. Central
Tom... I'd go with Wheelchair's (and others') advice -- take it easy.
I've had a fair share of run-ins with skin issues and working with some
top-notch wound healing docs. What I've learned over the years is that (in
general) it takes about a year to regain the maximum skin strength at a wound
Hi Mr_Pockets...
You take Lyrica with the 2700mg Neurontin? I was told they couldn't give my
Lyrica because of the Neurontin I take. I ended up using Cymbalta instead. It
worked but after a couple days it started putting me to sleep at about 7:00pm
everyday no matter where I was or who I
Hi Dianna, Others...
There was a time when I almost always tooks my meds *with* alcohol in the
morning and/or afternoon. Usually just before classes and once I got home in
the afternoon.
Over time I reduced the drinks just because I'd run out of time in preparing in
the morning and trying to
Hi All Q-Folks!
Where do I sign? Check this out
Not long ago I was on a flight where I was able to see how commercial aircraft
seats are attached in planes. As a preface, let me remind everyone how
recently several carriers began offering more leg room in coach class seats.
Well, how
Hey W!
Good hearing from you! A good friend of mine who had once been quite involved
in ACAA and fly-able wheelchair users discussed these issues at length with his
contacts at DOT, FAA and certain higher-ups at airlines (I forget names but
shall look). What it primarily boiled down to was
Hi Hoan,
I doubt you misled anyone. We're all here, in part, to help each other out
whenever we can either by answering questions or posting news -- as you did.
But we're also here aa a group to keek watch on each other. So if posting a
caution to someone else's message makes folks look
known?
Best Wishes
In a message dated 9/28/2009 11:53:45 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
missl...@optonline.net writes:
I apologize for the circuit city issue. All ours closed.
-Original Message-
From: Tod E. Santee [mailto:sant...@cox.net]
Sent: Monday, September 28
*From:* Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net
*To:* Joan Anglin poaj...@sbcglobal.net; Quad-List
Quad-List@eskimo.com
*Sent:* Sunday, September 27, 2009 4:57:22 PM
*Subject:* Re: [QUAD-L] Dragon naturallyspeaking
At first glance I'd be suspicious of this partnership
At first glance I'd be suspicious of this partnership with Circuit City (or
circuitcity[dot]com that uses the original CC store Logo).
It was my understanding Circuit City completely folded almost a year ago. I
remember the store nearby being pretty much gutted as they sold everything from
Hi Todd,
I don't live in a medical MJ state but since the topic came up I'd like to add
to your question for those who do.
I'm wondering what kinds of pain relief have been seen by any users.
I'm not surprised by your notice of relaxers killing all movement and MJ just
the uncontrollable
Dan,
This new ADA, or ADA Amendments Act, happened because the original ADA was
watered down and diluted by courts. The original intention, as stated by the
original bill's sponsor/writer, was to be as inclusive of all disabilities as
possible. His wife had epilepsy and he saw the
Sounds cool. I used to do the same with my younger brothers and also in the
halls of my high school with my friend on the back. In fact sometimes he would
drive from there. He drove us around parts of Disney World like that at
times... in a full wheelie all the way! We wore the anti-tips
Dan -- I had terrible pain but (as I mentioned in a longer post) I couldn't
take Lyrica because of being on Neurontin (aka: Gabapentin). So if you take
Neurontin I doubt they'd give you Lyrica - unless you can cut that out first.
Instead, my doc gave me Cymbalta. It works similarly to Lyrica
Hi Everyone!
I had this sweating problem but couldn't take Lyrica *because of* the Neurontin
I was taking. The doc (a quad himself) prescribed Cymbalta instead. It worked
great!
One problem I developed was that after a while I started getting extremely
sleepy around 6-7:00pm everyday no
Ron David (mrpockets_2000):
... I *do* know very few neurosurgeons will will work on a high-cord syrinx
solely because of pain. If loss of function begins and continues, that's a bit
different. There are just far too many risks for doing cervical cord surgery
just because of pain. They'd
for a reason! LOL.
Lori Michaelson
Age - 45
C4/5 complete quad, 29 years post
Tucson, AZ
On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 5:16 PM, Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
Not many Aussie quads have been here and they don't fit #1 or #2. And only
one person from the UK and one from South Africa
Not many Aussie quads have been here and they don't fit #1 or #2. And only one
person from the UK and one from South Africa (both English-speaking
[mostly])...?
I think it might be more to do with quads in physical proximity to a computer
with internet service. Without access, no
Quick Note / Option:
Check into Dr. Scott Falci (Fal' chee) at Craig Rehab in Denver. His nurse,
Charlotte, is a great help. I had a syrinx caused by tethering -- the cord
was tethered --attached-- to the surrounding dura mater, the covering that
surrounds the cord and brain and holds
Good Morning Kandy...
It is possible to get the AD symptoms for a real AD reason without his BP
being elevated. It's unusual, but possible.
You didn't mention headaches as a symptom. THAT is one of the more/most
dangerous aspects of AD as it can lead to a stroke. I'm not trying to scare
Given the venue, you could have looked like a couple guys who got loaded up on
cheap beer before the game instead of paying $5 a cup for ones that would
likely get spilled anyway.
Just a guess by a devil's advocate. (I've been helped so often by strangers
I'm always amazed by these stories.
Hey Dan...
Re: Potassium, I can't speak to it directly but I believe the body treats it
similarly to calcium. And for that my doc is sending me to an endocrinologist.
It seems that 3 years of Fosamax didn't cause any changed in my bone density
scores and he wants to find out why. (It could
Well, Yep... I am! It's why I've always called us Qs intead of Quads and why
I call this a Q-List.
I think our collective knowledge of being a Q borders on omnipotence in the
subject... Right?
I've been afraid it would make the original ST seem cheezy, (-ier?), if you
will. It looks like a
Well, Yep... I am! It's why I've always called us Qs intead of Quads and why
I call this a Q-List.
I think our collective knowledge of being a Q borders on omnipotence in the
subject... Right?
I've been afraid it would make the original ST seem cheezy, (-ier?), if you
will. It looks like a
Hey Bobbie...
I'm sorry to hear this is causing a problem. My wife and I travel often and I
know how hard it can be finding a Nice place that meets our needs that isn't
some chain hotel/motel (Days Inn, Marriott, Motel 6, etc.). It really IS those
special and different places that can make
i haven't *quite* had the same issues with bone the Billy and Merril are
mentioning ... BUT...
I'm wondering if anybody here has had a DEXA Scan recently (or ever) to test
bone density.
I had it done 3 years ago and had pretty bad bone loss -- as expected. I
started Fosamax thinking it would
://www.myspace.com/dannylnx
My spinal cord injury support website - http://spinalcordinjured.net/
-Original Message-
From: Tod E. Santee [mailto:sant...@cox.net]
Sent: Saturday, May 02, 2009 1:07 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Bone Scans ?? DEXA Scores
i haven't *quite* had
.
--- On Wed, 4/22/09, Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
From: Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net
Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] accessible planes
To: rkr...@sbcglobal.net, quad-list@eskimo.com, Greg g...@eskimo.com
Date: Wednesday, April 22, 2009, 6:14 PM
That's the right site. They added
That's the right site. They added a trademarked Chair Flights name to the
site and list all the agencies they *hope* to be able to someday help, it seems.
They aren't yet flying. If you can't get the site to open, it begins with:
Our Mission
Mobility Air Transport is a non-profit
Hi Cyndi...
I'm a C5/6 Q also. When I first began using a power chair (25 yrs ago) my
biggest difficulty was keeping my hand on the joystick control. I was in a
halo and my hand kept slipping off the joystick in whatever direction I might
have been pushing, pulling or whatever.
I asked my
Well, If I believed all the news stories I've seen about others with
disabilities and those about me, too, I must eventually determine it happened
*primarily* so I could be an inspiration to others. (Uhg!)
bob quinn kult...@yahoo.com wrote:
Do you believe there was a reason? Was it for
Dollbug,
As I'm sure someone has, will and/or will always tell you, no 2 quads are the
same and what works for one... or even most... won't necessarily work for your
son. So, you are wise in getting a range of opinions.
I began using intermittent cathing with a Texas between after being
Hi Dave! My answer to your question would be YES! Any of those things you
mentioned could be (emphasis on *could*) used either deliberately,
subconciously or even completely unkowingly to take advantage of your situation.
So here's just *some* advice I can give. While you aren't needing it
Tim Greg,
You're right... a CBC won't show any indication of either. I have pretty bad
bone loss and have been on Fosamax for a few years. We're considering Reclast,
the once-a-year injection/IV. I also had to have my Vitamin D monitored
because it didn't matter how much Fosamax and/or
and be cautious of any dangerous
snow and ice you might also have! (I'll be putting on my sunscreen and basking
out in the sun... [I'm sure He'll get me for THAT, too!])
Best to All!
--Tod
Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
John,
I'll agree with pretty much everything you said and add
Well, Dan,
Speaking as someone who has had a number of ADA-related job accommodation
requests, most of which were initially rejected before state and EEOC
complaints were filed and negotiated, I would say this *MAY* qualify as a
perfect example of a reasonable accommation.
I imagine this
But then again, I doubt many in Europe are hearing about a Kentucky ice storm,
either. Maybe those who watch *every* bit of US News, but I honestly think
even if WE care, they're just not that into US.
We never hear about Europe freezing because it would never make the cut for US
News
hadn't been vigorously defended and implemented!
Always Remember... the ADA of 1990 (almost 19 years old now) *IS* a Civil
Rights law, not a special rights law as some would have us believe!
Best wishes All,
Tod E. Santee
RONALD L PRACHT r.pra...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
To: quad-list
job down the side of
their 38,000 dollar hummer they know exactly why it happenned. Some people
have no fear of blocking the disabled because they were raised as dirtbags
and take advantage of the weak.Just my thoughts on the subject.
ron c7
--- On Thu, 1/29/09, Tod E. Santee sant
for his own cure, not SCI, instead of relying
on insurance to pay his bills for him. How dare we!?)
Again...
Best wishes,
--Tod
Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
Ron -- I guess our disagreement, if you will, is that it seems you're
assuming these folks actually THINK about it, care
is that there
are too d_m many out there.
Cullen
C3
--- On Thu, 1/29/09, Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
From: Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] It's not worth it
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Cc: RONALD L PRACHT r.pra...@sbcglobal.net
Received: Thursday, January
Bob,
Hospitals and medical facilities are required to have a higher percentage of HC
parking per total number of spaces. (as per ADA, again... [anybody notice I
keep mentioning that? Huh? Huh?]) But anyway, perhaps some precision,
targeted lobbying of our municipal, state and/or federal
Hi Dana,
I was talking about my Plantronics Calisto Pro Bluetooth phone. I can use the
earpiece/headset to switch between:
* my landline and cell phone, or
* landline and Dragon (and Windows/Yahoo audio/video communication, i.e., MSN
Messenger, etc.), or even
* cell phone and
to Wheelchair, that infamous member of the
Quad-List! Ooops!
Best to All,
--Tod
Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
Hi Dana,
I was talking about my Plantronics Calisto Pro Bluetooth phone. I can use
the earpiece/headset to switch between:
* my landline and cell phone
Ron -- Maybe a quick conference with an attorney will tell you if the police
must file a report and/or citation. If so, filing a suit alleging the police
officer did not fulfill his duties might be the only way to get their attention
and force them to enforce.
Maybe there *is* a certain
Hi Bob...
I can't dispute, in my opinion, that this is exciting news. I'm very curious
how these trials to determine the safety of injecting embyonic stem cells into
human SCI patients turn out... and how much farther they're able to go.
(Today's announced procedure is just to be sure
the inauguration just begs for it. :-)
From: Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net
To: bob quinn r...@sockets.com; quad-list@eskimo.com
Cc: bob quinn kult...@yahoo.com
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 10:24:13 AM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Thank-you Obama: FDA
in the evening, but I often find that I get much
more out of the shows than I do anywhere else.
If I were to choose a CNN show I like to watch, it would be Campbell
Brown's.
Just my opinion.
Quadius
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
Hey Bob -- I *LOVE* politics
Well, Dave... You did say you were 61. You don't think your computer is just
trying to be a wiseguy, do you? Hopefully not a prophet... knock on wood!
Best wishes for a Looonnnggg, healthy life!
--Tod
dav...@aol.com wrote:
my spell checker wants to change azdave to cadaver.
I'm only
the
problem since the buzzer is never turned on. (kids play with it). It is on
the 7th continuance and 3rd judge. They are waiting for me to die. (the real
spirit behind the law)
john
--- On Fri, 1/16/09, Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
From: Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net
Subject: Re
Hi Dave... Not sure where this came from but at least one calculation error in
either time or history is quite shocking in that last line:
66 Billion years ago Jesus was alive...
I mean, I understand the belief of God's the eternal existence and that of the
Holy Trinity, but I'm not
Merrill,
What state do you live in -OR- in what state was there an alleged ADA
violation?
I would be very careful about looking for an ADA attorney outside your own
state. Each state was required to have it's own laws pertaining to the ADA.
The Federal ADA laws are a *minimum*. Some states
familiar with any of these?
I probably need to post something on knowbrainer, but I thought I'd ask you
before I did so.
Quadius
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 12:53 PM, Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
Hi All!
About 2 months ago I purchased a home phone with a bluetooth headset
(over
Being a teacher myself, John, I know what you mean. When I first saw the
Subject Line I thought someone was looking for me again!
Imagine my disappointment sigh...
And Candle... No, very rarely do we see Spam. Just us folks having fun and
talking about Quad and Cord-related stuff.
Best
BRETHREN!
Sincerely,
Tod Santee
Dan d...@unh.edu wrote:
Hey Todd,
At 12:53 PM 12/30/2008, Tod E. Santee said:
Hi All!
About 2 months ago I purchased a home phone with a bluetooth headset
(over-the-ear type, not over-the-head). It's a Calisto by
Plantronics. It can be used
Hi All!
About 2 months ago I purchased a home phone with a bluetooth headset
(over-the-ear type, not over-the-head). It's a Calisto by Plantronics. It
can be used as a handheld, o speakerphone, or with the headset/earpiece at the
press of a button. And it's all switchable between them even
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