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April 20, 2007 Globalization must-read (in
The Nation, of all places).
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20070430/greider
- Roland Dobbins
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I am looking for one-liners for Inferno: people in the Bolgia of Evil
Counselors who want out, and call to a possible rescuer. If you have not
read INFERNO (our first book) or the extract that is available to
subscribers (go to
Chaos Manor Reviews and
access the subscriber area) this isn't likely to make any sense.
I don't guarantee to use your suggestion, but I will consider all
suggestions. I have in fact made a major character out of one candidate for
the Evil Counselors bolgia suggested by a reader a few weeks ago.
It's raining in LA. Lovely. We love it.
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Subject: Microsoft Vista USB Update
Jerry,
Microsoft has released a USB "reliablity" update for
Vista.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925528/en-us
Dean Peters
I will have a good bit to say about VISTA in the column this week (or
possibly in the opening column for May). In essence I will be saying Do Not
Buy Vista, and DO NOT buy a new machine just now because it will have VISTA.
Wait for a Service Pack that has some DRIVERS. VISTA is just too darned much
trouble for what you get. Wait for the updates. Keep your present machinery
and stay with XP. More over at Chaos Manor Reviews next week or the week
after.
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Your link on how to respond to the FDA is a bit cryptic, I searched and
searched that page (it may have changed some) and failed to find an email
link. However one of the classic chocolate companies that opposes the change
has prepared a link to the right FDA site with simple instructions.
http://dontmesswithourchocolate.guittard.com/howtohelp.asp
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HELP?
My Vista systems can see one of the XP machines, but cannot access them.
Interestingly those machines can access the Vista machines. I think we went
through this crud once before.
I have no idea what to do here. I recall there was some odd setting in my
XP system that I had to change, but I don't know what it was -- worse, I
didn't do it in some of the machines the Vista systems can see.
The Vista systems can see Wendy but cannot access; and the error message
is that it's an uncorrectible error. It says it can't ping them. But of
course Wendy can connect to the two Vista machines. This is nuts.
I think I really hate Vista: it doesn't know how to network properly at
all.
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