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Posted on 08/05/2004 5:47:31 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog
Eleventh Thread: Wedding Edition: The Hobbit Hole XI - No One Admitted Except on Wedding Business!
New verse:
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Nicely spammed. Shameless, yes, but snaiged nonetheless. :-)
Thank you!
It's been a while since I've snatched one. It was time.
Don't remember those. I remember a story in the 4th grade reader called "The Dimity Dress" about the Catholic settlers in Maryland. And the seventh grade reader was mostly patriotic stories about America. These were most definitely readers with a Catholic point of view! I loved them , though, and still do. Joseph used the 7th grade one last year for several reading assignments. The vocabulary was always challenging, and the writing was well done. Definitely NOT dumbed down, after all, these were the readers I used almost 40 years ago!
I asked SSQ about the video editing software we got Clare last year. Turns out it is the same one Bear mentioned last night; the U-Lead brand.
Recipe, Please!
I tried; that part came out poorly. I didn't have much to work with.
In the original, she says "Thank you, I just had it stuffed." I was able to separate out the "oo" part of "you" and the "n" (actually more of a "ng") in "thank" and replace the "uff", but it was imperfect and you sort of have to expect it.
Perhaps with a larger sample, I could do better, but for now, this is it.
< /hoplophobic a$$hat>
Seiously...cool! I want a bipod...
Morning! Am coming home today! Wheee!
Good morning!
Kewl! Is it Friday yet?
Ha ha ha ha!!! You nut.
I was on pain meds most of the day yesterday and into the night, but ever now and then the question about the pets would drift into my consciousness. I'm glad they are removing that eye...
Sis, I'm beginning to wonder if I shouldn't just wear safety glasses, period.
;-/
LOL See above!
I'm giving it series thought.
Actually, in my case, it might not be a bad idea. Doc told me since I have very little tears in my eyes it makes the tissues in there very fragile. So a whack that might just irritate someone else really messes me up.
So it's a thought.
Ya know...you really shouldn't throw out comments like that when I was reading up to hear about YOUR eye problems. Startled me for a second - yikes!
LOL!! Good morning Rosie.
I gotta find out when my doc appt. is...can't remember if it's 11 or 11:30am.
Good morning!
Gonna be a busy day. School starts next Tuesday, so we only have a few more days to prep the computer labs and do all the other things we generally do before the year begins, PLUS there's an orientation / placement testing session today, PLUS there are soooo many students coming by or calling because they've no idea how to log in after being away for the summer, and parents calling because they're just NOW getting a computer for their kids and aren't sure what to get.
Keeps ya on your toes, I guess...
And is it just me or is everyone getting hit with a lot of viruses this week? I'm getting them every day. Netsky, as far as I can tell. Got it twice this morning. One was supposedly an email that failed to deliver, with message.scr as an attachment. The other was an email from noreply@paypal.com.
I found both of them in my web-based email...didn't open then. I always check my mail through the web first, delete anything I don't like and then let it download into my OE. It still doesn't open attachments automatically and my McAfee should catch it if I accidentally do. But I've never had to test it...I always catch them on the web first.
Our e-mail server does a VEY good job of stripping off viruses and dangerous attachments, so I haven't seen much of that, but I do occasionally get messages as a result of someone ELSE with a virus...i.e. if someone with your name in their address book gets infected, it can spoof your address in sending to someone else, and you may get a rejection message.
And then...we've seen a couple worms over the last few days (Korgo and Sasser.G) that spread via network, but for the most part systems here are up to date. The problem is gonna be all the students that are NOT - one infected machine could do all the rest of them in. Officially, we're just going to tell them how to clean them and scold them for not having up to date antivirus software and for not keeping Windows updated...but in practice I'll probably end up working on quite a few of 'em. *sigh*
Yep, someone with my name in their addressbook took the bait.
My best friend just returned to school and quite a few of the addresses I'm getting have her school email address on them. Not her, but her school.
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