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that's crap. i'm a guy, and it ain't my thing. Are you absolutely positive you're a guy? From the PC crap you've long espoused, I figured you had checked your cojones at the door a long time ago-and didn't ask for a receipt.
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Unbelievable that we are once again under the gun, from Miami-Dade to Palm Beach County and further north. Here's hoping everyone weathers the storm OK.
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Happy Birthday, Ron!
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Did it actually sell significantly higher than you would have gotten from your local used CD store?
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Guess this Mystery Woman!!!
Dan Gould replied to Rooster_Ties's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
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Tom Sizemore. He doesn't play Rose during his playing career, and it looks to me like he at least has the girth to nail it. Now, if he displays arrogance, minimal parenting skills, a love for the all mighty dollar, and contempt for the law and the game he supposedly loves, he'll deserve an Emmy nomination.
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Jim, I think if you made an announcement thread the vast majority of people would have simply said, "OK" because most all of us understand that you're the owner of the bar we like to hang at. What you say goes, period. And it wouldn't be necessary to give it a week. I'm just saying, take it down and post an announcement that you decided it was time for it to go, its your server, and your board and you decided this was necessary. Whether people tried to debate it or not, it wouldn't really matter.
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Yes, but earlier this month the list would include: Bronson Arroyo (cornrows) Trot Nixon (mohawk)
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Yes you did give a warning, several weeks ago. When you don't follow up, it might be reasonably assumed that the warning wasn't serious. Look, all I'm saying is, if it was time to remove the thread, an announcement would be nice instead of a deletion that leads to this thread being started.
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I kept saying we need to avoid the fake b**bs, but damn, I didn't realize it was that important!
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Then the directions should be to delete or label system restore points as being infected, rather than getting rid of all of them. Basically, by seeing and reacting to your suggested course of events first and not seeing Kevin Bresnahan's recommendation til later, I'm screwed, royally. (not that I'm blaming you, John, but AAARRRGGGGHHHH Obviously, I should be more familiar with my operating system and its features, but now it seems I only have a few choices: Try to follow the directions again and see if it works this time. Live with the current infection (again, 99% is gone via spysweeper and adaware-the only enduring annoyance is the links that cashback peppers your web pages with.) Back up everything and reformat the hard drive.
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Assuming the master list is correct, and considering that BFT #17 has been in active discussion for a while now, I respectfully suggest that its time to start your signup thread. Sincerely, The co-Father of the Blindfold Test, AKA, the Forum Scold
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In regards to the suggestions posted to my Adware/spyware thread, I followed the link couw posted and tried to follow the directions for the cash back infection. One of those was disabling system restore, which is a function I'd never used before. Well, I was about 99% successful with the fixing, as far as all the unwanted icons were concerned. But after reading Kevin B.'s suggestion, I decided to check out the System Restore option. Does disabling system restore delete all of the existing restore points?? And what the hell is the point of that? Basically I've found that the options for system restore is restricted to the date that I disabled and then re-enabled the function. And that ain't gonna do sh*t for me. And I'm f-ing pissed.
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Figures it was Manny or Millar. 3.5 back of the Yanks with three at Fenway starting tomorrow. We play so much better at home, I don't think its too much to hope for a sweep, if Pedro gets us going on Friday. Wakefield has historically baffled the free swingers in the Yankee lineup, and its Schilling on Sunday.
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Certainly seems to be ... if it was deleted I'm surprised B3-er didn't make an announcement. What will Evan, Bentsy and Lon do now??? And does Rainy think that women will start joining in droves now?
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Its always been 2/3/2. Which is why the Red Sox will be favored over the Cards.
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Right now, Harold, my darker impulses are taking over and I fear a collapse. We have to get our act together against Baltimore cause we've got seven more with them and have not handled them this year at all. In fact, I dare say that's the difference in the division race: The Birds roll over for the Yanks but play us tougher than anyone, and there's your four and a half games. We were due for a let up, but there's no time for it to linger. Glad that Schilling goes tonite.
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Adware/Spyware Clearinghouse
Dan Gould replied to Dan Gould's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
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I've never had a big problem with spyware/adware slipping into my PC, at least since, on the recommendation of our server guru, I installed SpySweeper. Then came an innocent Google search last Friday. I clicked on one of the links, and BOOM all my protective software started squacking. SpySweeper says there's a trojan horse. AVG says there's another trojan horse. SpySweeper warns me that a program is trying to change my homepage to some porn site. So, I start closing programs so I can try to get rid of these programs, and that's when I see what its done to my desktop: 18 new icons have suddenly appeared, from executables to BS shortcuts. And ah, the chutzpah! A link to a pop-up blocker, delivered by a nefarious program that's popping up ads everywhere I click! A link to a spyware/adware blocker, delivered via spyware/adware! Un-freaking-believable! So I spent the rest of the afternoon running the virus and spyware programs and actually had to leave before they were done. Come Monday, the trojan horses are gone and after I ran Spysweeper one more time, this time with nothing running in the background, it seemed to take care of everything. Until today that is. Apparently, by rebooting, some but not all of the most annoying things have come back: A new toolbar in Internet Explorer A little doggie "Cashback" link on my toolbar Links that appear on any web page I go to based on key words (like here, everywhere the word "music" appears, its become a link to an MP3 site.) So, even though I should just do a search myself, can I get some recommendations for the very best adware/spyware removal products? Then, maybe other people can post their horror stories here, and everyone else who makes ill-fated clicks can find what they need in one place. This Public Service Announcement was brought to you by Dan Gould, chastened Web user.
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I'm pretty sure Blockbuster isn't planning to offer store-level depth of selection for their online members. They're certain to try to match Netflix for breadth and depth, perhaps with the NC-17 restrictions mentioned earlier.
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Haven't compared as my wife and I have been satisfied with Netflix. Our only problem has been dawdling on seeing what shows up. If you keep watching them as they arrive, the monthly fee is not bad. But if you end up going a month and only getting three DVDs, then $20+ is overpaying for your rentals, big time. I can understand the urge to go to the store and get something NOW, but I'm not missing the line at blockbuster one bit. I'd give Netflix some time before they figure out if their price needs to come down, but either way, I've seen the future, and its DVD rental via online ordering and USPS delivery!
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And I'm glad I left this up long enough for you to get a chance to solo on it, cuz I was coming back to pull the plug on this for lack of audience response! Thanks, FFA.
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No wonder he's a power seller ... and I'm not. Is that what they teach in those "make money on Ebay" courses?
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If this is the girl we're talking about, I'm impressed, but she's no Nigella.
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I hope this questions makes sense or is remotely interesting to the musicians here. Otherwise, if its a silly question coming from a non-musician, I'll be deleting this faster than CBS disavowed those now infamous memos! OK, that didn't happen all that fast, but trust me, I'll make this go away. OK, here we go. This question came to me when I was thinking about what I think someone told Lee Morgan (was it Blakey?) about soloing: grab the audience at the start and at the end and it doesn't matter what you do in between. I may be mistaking who said it to whom, but I think that was the message, anyway: Does your approach to your solo vary depending on where you are in the solo order? (And I mean that other than the obvious way of taking something the previous soloist did and commenting on it) If you solo first, do you specifically try to really grab the audience from the git-go? If you are soloing later, and someone is really killing, is there a chance of it taking you out of your game, as in, what the hell do I do following that mofo? Hoping this makes for interesting discussion ...
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