Dr Guy

Dr Guy

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[quote who="Jythier" reply="13" id="3167748"]Dr. Guy, wouldn't that just mean it was government programmers who made it? [/quote] [e digicons]:grin:[/e] After I wrote my comment, I thought some might take it the wrong way - ham handed. What I meant by that is had the US made it, it would have been tight and focused, not scatter shot. That a government may have done it is probably right. But It does not look like a top tier intelligence agency

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What a fitting tribute to your friend, and a good man. Thank you for sharing with us. p.s. I never went to woodstock either - but I have been to Woodstock Virginia! (A small town in the Shenandoah valley).

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Congratulations! And if you did write about it before, then my old age has forgotten about it so it was new to me! Talent is great, but experience is worth more than can be quantified with a spread sheet and calculator.

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[quote who="DaveBax" reply="34" id="3158612"] I have no need for those fancy cell 4G phones but knowing from my grandchildren that is all they know and those phones can do a lot[/quote] Put a rotary phone in front of them and see how bewildered they become. ;)

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="1" id="3166874"]You ask whether "We are an army fighting for God and the church and for freedom." is justified in Jesus' views? The answer would be no. If not, Crusades or any violence can be justified.[/quote] It is a sticky wicket. However I disagree with you. While the crusades were a war of conquest, The Cristeros War was a defensive one. Even the Vatican of today believes in a "just war". I wonder how many to

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I do not care what you protest, but your life is still an inspiration to many of us. YOu have done more, overcome more, and succeeded more than most who are born and live with a silver spoon in their mouth. As BFD said, we are with you. YOU. And the decisions you make. God bless you and keep you.

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="2" id="3163064"]More about gathering information about who's saying what to whom. The U.S. would seem to me to be the most likely to have done it.[/quote] Actually any Western European country. America is the prime suspect because we are number 1. But the bug seems to be ham handed, so that indicates a less sophisticated approach.

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[quote who="DaveBax" reply="27" id="3156674"]I must be really lucky. I have Verizon. They supply my Internet, Phone and TV. My internet speed is 35/35 mbps and actually it runs at higher speeds as the 35/35 is the lowest it will go. My phone has all the goodies like caller ID, voice, etc. The TV has more HD channels then I can watch with Starz, Sports package, Max, Encore, and all the standard channels. The great part is I have never lost service. It may sound like a lot of money to some but

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I think the trend, with instant access on the internet, is as you and MC have done. We have all probably seen the Lou Gehrig story - when the doctors told you as little as they could get away with. Some probably still try that route, but when you can do your own research, you do not need sugar coatings. just the facts. And then with that, you make the decision that is best for you. As you said, it is your body to live with and your life to live it with.

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Congrats on the time off - and the weight loss! It is getting "sticky" down here, so best to stay where it is not humid yet.

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I use to work for the State Dept of Ed (I graduated and now work for the colleges). But I will never forget what one lady who was doing Chapter I told me. The Feds gave them so much in funding, with the stipulation that "no more than 10% can be spent on administrative overhead". She took that to mean "10% MUST be spent on administrative overhead". There is no wonder why education costs so much. I saw her waste a ton of money buying things she did not need, and could no

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Seems the Military is learning a lot these days, and not all of it related to combat. Sounds like a great day!

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When I first got cable back in 82, cost was $8/month. That was a LONG time ago! And OTA is pretty good! At my BIL, they had a TV in the guest room that was only Antenna, and I was impressed with the digital offerings - in a relatively rural area!

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Sorry I missed this Tova. Thanks to BFD for making it pop up again. My mother had a lung removed 3 years ago. And she JUST had her port removed. She has shown no sign of the cancer since the lung was removed, but doctors are always super careful these days. I hope the same can be said in your case. Best to get rid of those foreign objects!

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I am still a barefoot boy! I own several pairs of shoes - but I prefer shoeless. Glad you got a good person to help you! I guess if you have to wear shoes, it helps to have a good pair.

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The house is called a "split foyer". I have one as well, and we have a second family living with us now downstairs (I just started putting down ceramic tile, so will have to wait to finish). But our previous owners were not as smart as yours, so only one kitchen. Oh well, an occasional son or daughter stops by and between my wife and I, we are fine on space. And the car - I think the license plate says it all. ;)

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Your views are very similar to mine. As far as the debate goes, the AGW side is revising their models trying to explain why there has been no warming in the last 15 years, the skeptic side (I would say mostly non-pundits as my math is not up to some of the "expert" material) are still trying to prove it is all natural. There are a few that go so far as to deny any warming, but most see the debate as man made versus natural. If you live on the East coast, you probably reall

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When I was separated from my first wife, and renting a place, there was a momma cat that I started feeding (she looked emaciated). Eventually she came to accept me, but never fully trusted me (so I could never get her to fix her). She went into heat and you should have seen the males lined up! It was like Pay day on 10 mark allee! I made the mistake of assuming (once the kittens were born) that she knew me well enough not to be threatened by me when I went to see her

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[quote who="seanw3" reply="8" id="3143521"]All I know is that Washington state is the most temperate place on the god damn earth. I would welcome some warm rain for a change. [/quote] I have been to the Northwest about half a dozen times (all on business). I have yet to see the sun when I am there (although the natives do assure me it does shine). ;)

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I never got into shooting. I tried it some when I was younger, but I guess it really did not tickle my fancy. Now a 2 mile job, with full packs, in the heat, and then shooting? What are you crazy? ;) Congratulations on the sharpshooting! If you love it and are good at it, there is no greater pleasure!

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[quote who="leeboy26" reply="39" id="3143889"]And... they're back.[/quote] I will pass them along. If he ever gets off his Honeymoon, he promised we would go to a Nats-Mets game (he is Nats, I am Mets).

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[quote who="Classicvibe" reply="38" id="3143870"]Only b&w movie that I've watched was the movie adaptation of The Longest Day, was pretty good though[/quote] That is a 60s movie! (It is good). Damn I am old.

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