> Here is an article on why Apple needs to get into the netbook market.
>
> http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-18438_7-10173772-82.html
SURVEY:
1. Do you have a netbook? Which one? Size?
2. What software and features do you use most? Do you need to print?
3. Pros and cons of your netbook?
4. Recom
>I do not buy an MP3 player to cruise the net.
It is no more an "MP3 player" than your PC is an "MP3 player." It is a
computer, with tons of software, including an MP3 player.
Don't forget videos, too. I have two full movies loaded onto my iPod
Touch, and it does YouTube too. And it's a grea
I don't recall which drive maker came out with it first, but just a few
years ago some hard drives started writing their data perpendicular instead
of horizontal. This apparently increased storage capacity by more then 3x
the previous limit.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 10:35 PM, Eric S. Sande wrote
Tom you did not read what I wrote, I said reported. This indicates it
may not be out of ink.
Many of these companies have admitted, they put a timer type of chip on the
cartridges to count number of copies made, and default it to report empty at
the number of copies made. (not empty carridge
I have not read enough lately but I think they achieved the increase
in capacity not by changing the physical structure but in how it is
written and read.
Yes, it would appear so if they can do it on two platters within a
standard form factor.
Amazing technology.
I have not read enough lately but I think they achieved the increase
in capacity not by changing the physical structure but in how it is
written and read.
But yes the SSD is the new wave and I think will become the new standard.
The increase in size will just take time. I think when we start
1.5 TB drives are starting to really make a push and I have seen
prices dropping on 1 TB drives.
Yeah, but you have to figure that the more moving parts you've
got would tend to compromise reliability unless the technology
were really improved.
My feeling is that we're not going to see a real i
Not exactly.
1.5 TB drives are starting to really make a push and I have seen
prices dropping on 1 TB drives.
I have seen 500GB laptop drives really coming on presently. My
wife's new laptop came with a 250 GB while mine came with a 120 GB
(Year difference)
Looked at upgrading mine and th
It's hard to keep track of who is actually making hardware these days.
As far as hard drives this is true. Fujitsu and Maxtor were well
considered back in the day and Seagate was vilified, but Seagate
has gotten a lot better and has an excellent warranty.
I know Western Digital gets good mark
Epson has taken this policy also.
Any company that puts chips in their cartridges are trying to prevent
after market replacement.
I believe that Lexmark has also attempted to do this.
It is proof positive that the money is in the ink not the printer.
Stewart
At 09:26 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
On the subject of cartridges, is it just (damn) Dell inkjet cartridges that
cannot be replaced by off-brands or is this standard for most or all
inkjets? The high cost per page for my old Dell inkjet is driving me to
seek a better 4-1.
Randall
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 10:24 PM, Ranbo wrote:
> Ar
Are these 4-in-1s?
Randall
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 7:30 PM, db wrote:
> After years of swearing by HP inkjets, now I think they have gotten "junky"
> and believe that Canon printers are the best on the market for general all
> in one inkjet printers.
> The two Canon models that sell for about $7
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I buy Seagate drives--their top ones; haven't been disappointed. Our PM
6100 ca. 1994 has one in it that sounds like an airplane warming up, but
still works after 14 years--lasted longer than most dogs. However, I'm
considering a Hitachi 500GB for my MacBook. I've only had one other
Hitachi dri
Most of the printers I have bought I bought for a specific purpose.
I have a brother 2070N. Networkable B&W laser that is ethernet capable.
Great machine.
I have an Epson RX700 that prints on CD's and DVD's and that is the
main purpose I bought it for.
I also have a HP 6450 that I use for p
That explains that.
Stewart
At 08:26 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
>Tom you again did not ready you are to scan all your mirrors as part
>of your driving.
I take Metro.
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You would be right.
Stewart
At 08:25 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
>I am a GFB.
I bet "G" doesn't stand for Google.
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>No my computer is much more than an MP3 player it just so happens it
>can do that also. But that is not it's main purpose.
Ditto for the iTouch.
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I bet "G" doesn't stand for Google.
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> I need a 4-in-1 printer and have had it with replacing ink jet cartridges
> every 50 pages (or whatever the low number is) so am thinking of
getting a
> laser 4-in-1 if it's affordable. Was in Staples recently and noticed
they
> have 4-in-1 inkjets which claim (and the salesperson did as wel
>Tom you again did not ready you are to scan all your mirrors as part
>of your driving.
I take Metro.
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I'm getting the feeling that I'm missing out on something important.
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If you can temporarily set the processor speed to something lower than 1 GHz in
order to install the driver, do so, and then set the processor speed back up.
The software was probably written when 500 MHz was top-of-the-line.
Fred Hlmes
At 05:18 PM 3/2/2009, Ellen Rains Harris wrote:
>A friend
In order for that preference to be displayed, WP 5.1 must "see" a video
card/driver that is capable of 132-column text mode. That has long since been
dropped in Windows, I believe. It's one of the the things that keeps my DOS
machine alive.
Fred Holmes
At 08:04 PM 3/2/2009, rleesimon wrote:
Jailbreaking is a nondestructive software change to the Touch. It sounds
like something you'd do with sharp metal tools, but it's not. A
jailbroken iPod Touch or iPhone can easily be returned to the original
state.
iPod Touch as phone, details, 2009:
http://touchmods.wordpress.com/previous-sip-vo
I gotcha all beat.
I am a GFB.
Stewart
At 07:27 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
>At least he didn't call you a WFB.
I can tell them apart.
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Go for it!
I agree.
Stewart
At 07:35 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
> Unfortunately for WFBs, the apple of their eye is a very badly managed
> company.
Really? Google doesn't seem so bad to me.
I do agree about MS, though. We need a Ballmerectomi! Stat!
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No my computer is much more than an MP3 player it just so happens it
can do that also. But that is not it's main purpose.
Stewart
At 07:29 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
>I do not buy an MP3 player to cruise the net.
It is no more an "MP3 player" than your PC is an "MP3 player." It is a
computer,
Tom you again did not ready you are to scan all your mirrors as part
of your driving.
To ignore them means you are toast.
Stewart
At 07:31 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
>Nope just had a presentation from a CTA school!
If you spend more than a tiny fraction of time looking into that rear
view
> Unfortunately for WFBs, the apple of their eye is a very badly managed
> company.
Really? Google doesn't seem so bad to me.
I do agree about MS, though. We need a Ballmerectomi! Stat!
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>Nope just had a presentation from a CTA school!
If you spend more than a tiny fraction of time looking into that rear
view you are toast.
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> >If you are only looking through the windshield you are looking for an
> >accident.
>
> Now you are just being argumentative and silly.
His analysis, and conclusion, of your half-baked analogy made crystal-clear
sense. Your post made me think of "doomed to repeat history." Well, mostly
just d
>At least he didn't call you a WFB.
I can tell them apart.
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>I do not buy an MP3 player to cruise the net.
It is no more an "MP3 player" than your PC is an "MP3 player." It is a
computer, with tons of software, including an MP3 player.
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>There are rumors around of a touch that is for example double the size of
>the current touch that could compete in the netbook space. Could be
>possible I suppose, the product could be very interesting.
Good chance that I would be an early adopter for that.
Many of the HP printers have a Printhead/Ink tank technology.
Their newer Pro series uses separate ink tanks and two print heads
(one to handle two cartridges and the other to handle the other two.)
These are designated with an L before their number.
Stewart
At 07:00 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote
I went into the prefs and saw only a variety of 80 column selections
...possibly there is a command line parameter for starting the program with
your filespec ...I didn't come upon it...
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To: rle
I used to run wifi router on my windows mobile phone and this would allow me
online with my touch anywhere I was. This of course heated up the tmobile
dash to a point just below the fires of mordor and blew through the battery
quicker then you could charge it, but it was cool. I've since switched
Although they used to, I am not sure that HP more recent designs include
print heads any more.
?
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
At least with HP's I have been running them out of ink for years and
they always print well again once I replace the empty cartridiges.
Might not be true of Epson's but they
I assume you mean it's hooked up via USB, not serial. I wouldn't
imagine you actually need any special drivers for it; not just for
printing anyway. You can't just send a test page from notepad to it
without WinXP demanding drivers?
2009/3/2 Ellen Rains Harris :
> A friend has an older HP All-in-
At 06:47 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
Why not just buy an iTouch?
Because they want something easier to use.
I do not buy an MP3 player to cruise the net.
Hey if you do not want one, don't buy one.
Your logic dictates your tastes are what everyone wants.
Sorry I do not want what you want. My
At least he didn't call you a WFB.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 5:45 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
> >If you are only looking through the windshield you are looking for an
> >accident.
>
> Now you are just being argumentative and silly.
>
>
> **
Nope just had a presentation from a CTA school!
That is exactly what they teach! Proven results.
It is called accident avoidance.
I have finally figured out your illogic.
Stewart
At 06:45 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
>If you are only looking through the windshield you are looking for an
>ac
>Notice they said build one that is a couple hundred above the price
>of many netbooks?
Why not just buy an iTouch?
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>If you are only looking through the windshield you are looking for an
>accident.
Now you are just being argumentative and silly.
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>At least with HP's I have been running them out of ink for years and
>they always print well again once I replace the empty cartridiges.
>Might not be true of Epson's but they have always produced quality
>prints but been problematic about environmental conditions etc..
>Good reason to not bu
>Tom you did not read what I wrote, I said reported. This indicates
>it may not be out of ink.
No, I did read what you wrote. The Epson printer is designed to do that
for good reason. It estimates the remaining ink and knowing that
estimates are not precise it stops well short of the danger po
After buying many drives for servers, I find WD's to generally be the
most cost effective and reliable and a good company to work with always.
I most always buy thu newegg and alway try to buy WD 7200 rpm, large
cache models with a 5 yr. warranty and if not that, the 3 yr. warranty
models.
After years of swearing by HP inkjets, now I think they have gotten
"junky" and believe that Canon printers are the best on the market for
general all in one inkjet printers.
The two Canon models that sell for about $74 and $129 (wifi) at newegg
are wonderfully easy to use and well constructed
I forgot to mention it has a built in webcam.
Stewart
At 06:21 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
Rev--Which brand did he buy?
> My son paid less than $300 for his (295) This article said 599 &
> 699, which is the high level of a netbook, and that the author (Who
> must be a MFB) would be willing to pa
That isn't necessarily meaninfgul since vendors sometimes/ often sell
printers below cost in order to up their ink sales...
db
gerald wrote:
some of the laser cartridges, particularly canon, or color are extremely
expensive. probably charge enough to make them more expensive than inkjet. i
Acer AOA150-1555 Walmart (I misstated the price by $3) $298.00 or a
similar model this one sports a 160 GB drive. But the similar model
(1700 series) sports a 120 HD and comes in 4 different colors.
Stewart
At 06:21 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
Rev--Which brand did he buy?
> My son paid less
At least with HP's I have been running them out of ink for years and
they always print well again once I replace the empty cartridiges.
Might not be true of Epson's but they have always produced quality
prints but been problematic about environmental conditions etc..
Good reason to not buy one
Rev--Which brand did he buy?
> My son paid less than $300 for his (295) This article said 599 &
> 699, which is the high level of a netbook, and that the author (Who
> must be a MFB) would be willing to pay it for the premium of having a
> Mac Netbook.
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Tom you did not read what I wrote, I said reported. This indicates
it may not be out of ink.
Many of these companies have admitted, they put a timer type of chip
on the cartridges to count number of copies made, and default it to
report empty at the number of copies made. (not empty carridge)
> WFBs are argumentative solely for the sake of being argumentative.
Apologies, me' lord. I promise to you, sire, that I will never again point
out the gaping flaws in your logic.
I am but a humble servant to your ravings.
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some of the laser cartridges, particularly canon, or color are extremely
expensive. probably charge enough to make them more expensive than inkjet. i
know hp decided to get into that mode, and xerox one upped them. a full set of
full color cartridges cost more than the machine.
At 06:26 PM 3
Notice they said build one that is a couple hundred above the price
of many netbooks?
My son paid less than $300 for his (295) This article said 599 &
699, which is the high level of a netbook, and that the author (Who
must be a MFB) would be willing to pay it for the premium of having a
Mac
Collision Avoidance Technology teachers will tell you.
If you are only looking through the windshield you are looking for an
accident.
(You would be surprised at the number of accidents that come from the
side or even from the rear.)
When during use all your mirrors and scan, looking for pr
>Epson has made it so no aftermarket cartridges can be used in their
>machines. They also set their machines to stop printing when a
>cartridge reports (not is, but reports) it is empty.
If an inkjet cart runs to empty it will pump air into the printer's feed
tubes. This is hard for an owner t
> The laptop can find the printer, and when we try to
>install the drivers, the install package scans the laptop and comes up with
>"Cannot install because your processor is not powerful enough to support
>this printer. 1.2 Ghz is below the minimum of 500 Mhz."
Looks like the installer can't c
>Here is an article on why Apple needs to get into the netbook market.
Pundits have been insisting for years that Apple had to build cheap
computers and have predicted that new products (like the iPod) would not
sell because they were too expensive. Apple has never listened and has
consistently
>Anyone have knowledge or experience relevant to this Staples claim that
>there are inkjets which are MORE cost effective per page (just counting
>printing costs) than lasers? Can't find the make or model off-hand they
>were referring to but was on sale there about 10 days ago.
I have not looked
>Your predictions sometime sound like the stock boys telling us the
>second half of 09 will be great. I just have to wonder what they are
>popping or smoking.
My academic training and first decade of work was as a forecaster. So I'm
intensely interested in looking ahead. I also think that the
As long as Steve Jobs is there I don't see a netbook. Jobs doesn't care
about polls or customers views. This is his greatest strength and
weakness. I just don't see him saying in a meeting, now we're going to run
to the bottom.
Course after saying that, they'll probaby announce a 399 netbook.
Thanks for the feedback.
Anyone have knowledge or experience relevant to this Staples claim that
there are inkjets which are MORE cost effective per page (just counting
printing costs) than lasers? Can't find the make or model off-hand they
were referring to but was on sale there about 10 days ag
Me thinks that some here are peeing in the wind..
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A friend has an older HP All-in-one (PSC 2410) physically connected to an
older HP workstation by serial port. Machine runs XP Home.
I shared the printer, and attempted to connect to it on a new HP laptop,
also running XP Home. The laptop can find the printer, and when we try to
install the
Here is an article on why Apple needs to get into the netbook market.
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-18438_7-10173772-82.html
Stewart
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Let me caution you on Epson nowadays.
I have two Epsons and I rank them up there with HP's.
However!!! And this is a BIG however.
Epson has made it so no aftermarket cartridges can be used in their
machines. They also set their machines to stop printing when a
I've used my Brother MFC9840CDW color laser multifunction machine for
a little over a year, and I like it very much. It costs more than you
like, but to me it's worth it. I think that Brother has similar
machines with fewer functions for less money.
One feature that I think is important in
We will see.
So far Firefox has been the most competitive against MS in a long time.
Opera is a long distance 3 and Chrome and Safari and way back there.
Only time will tell what becomes the new standard.
Your predictions sometime sound like the stock boys telling us the
second half of 09 wil
in the world of dot matrix, epson is tough to beat. they never established a
trash line (HP,Brother, compaq,lexmark,xerox) to sell on the cheap at bestbuy
and circuitcity.
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/ProductCategory.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&oid=-8182
they also have a clearance center.
ht
>You said he had the MS goggles on..whatever those are, because he uses
>Opera.
No. ...because he was spreading disinformation about a product that
competes with MS. Something you know about all too well.
Safari 4 is a very significant upgrade and will probably turn out to be
the most advanced
I need remedial reading? Did you see the question mark at the end of 'Is
Microsoft to blame?'
See that question mark? It's an open question they never prove. The
writer has a theory that MS is somehow keeping android out, he never comes
close to proving it. Yeah, I see the comma...money is al
>I think I'm getting it now. Apparently I've been laboring for years
>under the belief that DHCP has to be disabled to forward ports. All I
>really have to do is ensure the DHCP server doesn't give out my own
>static address, which is configured on the computer, not the router.
Yes, yes, yes, yes,
You said he had the MS goggles on..whatever those are, because he uses
Opera. Under that logic anyone using a web browser on windows is a
WFB...even the safari users. I'm really trying to keep up with your weird
twisted logic, maybe if I *was* stoned AND on acid I might be able to follow
you.
I
>You can't, the article doesn't have anything about MS paying to or
>suppressing news.
You really ought to sign up for some remedial reading classes.
"Despite racking up a big list of top-tier phone set manufacturers in its
Android Open Handset Alliance, Google¹s mobile operating system was near
We have a Dell B&W laser 4/1 printer at the office. HC toner is not
all that bad and gets 5K per cart.
It is networked and works flawlessly.
I have looked at their color lasers and might go with one when our
color laser craps out (It is a Konica Minolta and I would not reccomend it.)
I real
>You are of course correct. Never use what works fast or quick and
>dirty, when you can spend the time learning something new. And not
>spend that time on enjoying life.
Short term advantage vs. long term advantage.
I can understand that argument. If you expect to die in the short term
you s
I think I'm getting it now. Apparently I've been laboring for years
under the belief that DHCP has to be disabled to forward ports. All I
really have to do is ensure the DHCP server doesn't give out my own
static address, which is configured on the computer, not the router.
I tried installing Simp
>I promise to change the subject line if somebody else changes the
>subject, OK.
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>3) Is is it a good idea, if one can afford it, to get a color laser
>printer, in case one has need for this in the future (maybe brochures,
>flyers?)
I have been using a Dell color laser for the last 2 years. Work fine.
Toner is expensive. Toner cart is good for 2000 prints.
>4) Is the print
>Tom..you might have missed it, but he is using Opera. MS doesn't make
>Opera. I realize you like to yell at anyone who disagrees with you WFB WFB!
>so as to end any further discussion on your part, but yer knee was a little
>too quick on the draw on this one.
I posted about both Opera and IE an
>This sounds complicated to me. As I recall, this Linksys WRT54GS has a
>enable/disable DHCP switch. Is there some option somewhere to set
>ranges?
Usually right next to the DHCP check box.
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This sounds complicated to me. As I recall, this Linksys WRT54GS has a
enable/disable DHCP switch. Is there some option somewhere to set
ranges?
Tony,
I have a WRT54G (not S, but it should be similar). On the "Basic
Setup" page, I have "DHCP Server: Enable or D
I have a HP 6480 (6450) Office jet. (Sams 6450-Other stores 6480
149-169 standard price)
4/1 uses both standard and high capacity ink cartridges.
Very happy with it. 500+ pages on high capacity cartridges.
75-100 on standard and they run less than $20 per cart. 74/75 74xl/75xl.
Fax, scanner
Tom..you might have missed it, but he is using Opera. MS doesn't make
Opera. I realize you like to yell at anyone who disagrees with you WFB WFB!
so as to end any further discussion on your part, but yer knee was a little
too quick on the draw on this one.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 11:58 AM, Tom Pi
Good info Betty, thanks. It's hard to keep track of who is actually making
hardware these days and I'll be the first to admit my bad feelings about
hitachi are not founded in any real facts. To be honest I'm not worried
about recovery as 1 of these drives is the main and the other a mirror,
which
I've preferred lasers myself since they became affordable, but then I
don't like all-in-ones. Keep in mind the cheap color lasers don't look
as good as the better inkjets.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Ranbo wrote:
> 4) Is the print quality on a laser noticeably better to today's inkjets?
> Pl
>...so what's the big deal about safari4? It looks like safari3 and I don't
>see it being fast although I don't test the thing ...of course, I use Opera
>which is already faster than the other junk and so I'm spoiled...
You still got them MS goggles on. There are major UI changes, some
generatin
>Both carry 3 year warranty. I've got bad feelings about hitachi due to past
>experience with just one drive. I'm buying two of these which means I could
>save a whopping 12 bux, what does the list think? Any opinions on either
>drive? BTW, I won't be RAIDing the drives so the WD will still be
This sounds complicated to me. As I recall, this Linksys WRT54GS has a
enable/disable DHCP switch. Is there some option somewhere to set
ranges?
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 11:41 AM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
> You don't have to switch off DHCP to forward ports. You just have to
> limit DHCP to handle a rang
>If I'm not mistaken the drag/drop feature also works with thunderbird? I
>seem to recall doing that in the short time I had used Tbird.
I recently handled a bunch of migrations where nobody was using the same
software and found that getting everything into Thunderbird proved quite
easy. I was
I need a 4-in-1 printer and have had it with replacing ink jet cartridges
every 50 pages (or whatever the low number is) so am thinking of getting a
laser 4-in-1 if it's affordable. Was in Staples recently and noticed they
have 4-in-1 inkjets which claim (and the salesperson did as well) get far
m
Hitachi 0A38016 1 TB SATA II 16 MB92 bux
Western Digital 10EACS 1 TB SATA II 98 bux
Both carry 3 year warranty. I've got bad feelings about hitachi due to past
experience with just one drive. I'm buying two of these which means I could
save a whopping 12 bux, what does the list think? A
Can you switch the display into 132-column mode in the DOS box?
Fred Holmes
At 12:38 PM 3/2/2009, rleesimon wrote:
>funny you talkabout 5.1 ...I just downloaded 5.1forDOS which is posted4free
>and works perfectly on my xpSP3 machine in a dos window...now, I hafta
>remember all those old keystrokes
I've used windows mobile...i've never thought it belonged to them. Apple
should have the bulk of the marketshare in this area with how much better
browsing is on the iphone/ipod touch.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
>
>
>
> Here is another story that you won't want to read.
So that is no you have no proof except vague ramblings of a MFB. That's all
you had to say.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
> >I still await where the proof is that MS is paying off news sites or
> leaning
> >on handset makers to not support android. Tom posted the piece, p
>I still await where the proof is that MS is paying off news sites or leaning
>on handset makers to not support android. Tom posted the piece, perhaps he
>can post something a little more concrete?
Take off your MS goggles and read the story I linked to. It is a detailed
account by someone who w
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