Stan Halpin wrote on 12/11/18 8:49 AM:
Two and a half months ago I sent a K-1 to Precision for update to ii.
1. GN: Email note from UPS: a package from Precision will be delivered today,
Adult Signature Required.
2. BN: Precision must have decided I wasn’t serious when I indicated I wanted
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Well - the bad news at the moment is better news - I got a Time warner
/roadrunner person who clarified things - I may be ok - it is nothing
I can do anything about except use web mail if it has another temporary
fail - fingers crossed
ann
On 11/25/2013 20:15, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Good news -
Thanks, Frank.
Actually, despite the performance differences, my K20D has supplanted
the K-x as my primary body -- at least when the light is good. And,
also, I still have the K100D as backup in case disaster (read: idiocy)
strikes again.
As to the cosmos and all, very seldom have I ever reg
Too bad about the body. Good thing you have the K20d as a backup body.
;-)
Hopefully it will be a cheap fix.
Nice to hear of the blessed arrival.
As for praying, I'll send out positive thoughts to the cosmos. It won't change
anything but it might make both of us feel better.
:-)
Cheers,
fra
Thanks, Joe!
I figure I'm pretty fortunate already, but after the past couple of
years, I reckon I've earned it. ;-)
-- Walt
On 4/25/2012 4:20 PM, jn289 wrote:
Walt, GOOD LUCK, Joe
Hi all,
Welp! As the subject line implies, there's good news and bad news to
report.
First, the bad news
Walt, GOOD LUCK, Joe
Hi all,
Welp! As the subject line implies, there's good news and bad news to report.
First, the bad news: The potential "hidden damage" to my K-x someone
alluded to in my post wherein I lamented the loss of my A 50/1.7 is
no longer potential, nor hidden. It is quite rea
I'm glad to hear your good news. I hope the bad news doesn't turn out as
bad as sounds at first.
Here's wishing Dr. Lisa heals fast with minimal after effects.
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> Bad news: Lisa went to Pittsburgh to do some clean up on the
> house and attend to other business. She got a shoelace caught
> in the moving sidewalk in the airport, fell and broke her
> wrist - badly. We'll know in a couple of days if they're
> going to want to do surgery.
That's annoying!
Sorry to hear that, Mark. Give Lisa our best on a speedy recovery.
Christine
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Good news: The house in Pittsburgh is sold. Closing i
Good news Butch.
Just remember,if you have to take a step back it just gives you better thrust when you
can
move
forward.(I made that up btw
Hope all goes well.
Dave
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Bad news for you, good for those who use that lab.
I am sorry to hear you had to accept a lower position. The survival imperitive
can make us do a lot of things we would prefer not to do.
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Butch Black wrote:
Hi Guys:
Good news/Bad news time.
The good news: after 9 months of unemployment I a
Consider yourself lucky, I can't even get on with them.
Bill
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