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Why so quick to support a run-away parent? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >He probably meant if he had his son, it would affect >the rest of his children. >Marie >http:/go.to/mommydowis >>Hi >>I am a divorced father of four beautiful young >children (12,9,8,& 4) who >>live with there mother 240 km away. My ex has >recently moved in with a >>younger man (10 years diff) and there is many >problems that are coming to >>the surface with this relationship and our children. >My oldest son does >>not want to live there any more. And is starting to >have communication >>problems with his mother. My concern is that I do not >want to split up the >>children, but do not want my oldest developing an >attitude that might be >>carried on into his adulthood. > He already has that idea. He thinks that when the >going gets tough, fathers >can walk away. >>I really would like to have him with me….but am >scared that this would >>affect the rest of the most important things in my >life. > Why are your kids and family not the most important >things in your life?
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Ignore elaine, and try alt.support.single-parents. They might be able to help. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Hi > I am a divorced father of four beautiful young children (12,9,8,& 4) who > live with there mother 240 km away. My ex has recently moved in with a > younger man (10 years diff) and there is many problems that are coming to > the surface with this relationship and our children. My oldest son does > not want to live there any more. And is starting to have communication > problems with his mother. My concern is that I do not want to split up the > children, but do not want my oldest developing an attitude that might be > carried on into his adulthood. > I really would like to have him with me….but am scared that this would > affect the rest of the most important things in my life. > I would like to find some suggestions with this as well as other problems > that are coming forward. Is there a group of single parents in the same > boat. > James
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> Ignore elaine, and try alt.support.single-parents. They might be able to help.
I’ve noticed that we need to ignore elaine on everything — all she knows how to do is put people down and act as if she knows it all.
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What in earth is going on with all of you and Elaine? Let the woman speek for herself. She sees things from another point of view. Is this a crime? I really can not understand why this war is going on… Perl
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Elaine’s remarks in this case were not to help the guy but to provoke him. She’s like a troll to me. Defend her all you want, but it will eventually slap you in your face. Mind you every blue moon she does come up with something worthwhile to say. Maybe I still hold a grudge from when I first appeared and she called me a "stupid slut" for being a young mother. Or maybe it’s her lack of compassion for others and her ability to stike out at those who come in asking for help. My advice to james is correct. IGNORE ELAINE! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > What in earth is going on with all of you and Elaine? Let the woman > speek for herself. She sees things from another point of view. Is this > a crime? I really can not understand why this war is going on…Perl
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>What in earth is going on with all of you and Elaine? Let the woman speek
for herself. She >sees things from another point of view. Is this a crime? I really can not understand why this >war is going on… >Perl
Perl, Elaine’s views would not be a problem if she actually expressed them in ways intended to help people. First, of course, there is the fact that she has little real knowledge or experience of children – she is not a parent and seems to think that she knows something about parenting when her real knowledge is very slight. Second, she expresses her views in ways that come across as racist, bigoted and totally unfunny to most of us. Third, she puts down the people who are asking for help. Now I got her number by doing a dejanews search on her old posts and believe me, she is vicious in every ng she frequents, so I killfiled her a while ago. Let her out for a while, simply to warn some others who might take her seriously that she has no worthwhile advice to give really. She doesn’t seem to want to give advice anyway, but to put down those who ask for it. My advice is to ignore her posts – either delete them without reading or killfile her addy. If we stop feeding her, she will disappear back under her bridge. Josie and a few others in particular – if you want her to go away, ignore her. She will get tired of the game if we do. Dorothy
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Ok by my. I have no problem with that. I have read only a few of her posts and I couldn’t understand what was going on. Now that you have somehow explained to me, I have no problem ignoring her. Perl
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Do you think there is actually something going on…or is it just difficult for your son to adjust? I would investigate further. I think the children should be able to express to you how they are feeling. I would be happy knowing that your son felt confident enough to express his feelings with you. I would continue to encourage that. It is better for him to talk about it than keep it bottled up inside. Does he feeel like his mother is taken away from him, if she has a new man, he probably feels second in her life. Hard to handle. And I didn’t quite understand, when you said… >I really would like to have him with me….but am scared that this would >affect the rest of the most important things in my life.
What is more important than your children? You might try posting at single parent newsgroup. I am not sure I gave you any useful advice. I sympathize with your dilemma. I hope that you all can work out this difference. zipper – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text –
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He probably meant if he had his son, it would affect the rest of his children. Marie http:/go.to/mommydowis
>Hi >I am a divorced father of four beautiful young
children (12,9,8,& 4) who >live with there mother 240 km away. My ex has
recently moved in with a >younger man (10 years diff) and there is many
problems that are coming to >the surface with this relationship and our children. My oldest son does >not want to live there any more. And is starting to have communication >problems with his mother. My concern is that I do not
want to split up the >children, but do not want my oldest developing an
attitude that might be >carried on into his adulthood. > He already has that idea. He thinks that when the
going gets tough, fathers >can walk away. >I really would like to have him with me….but am
scared that this would >affect the rest of the most important things in my life.
> Why are your kids and family not the most important
things in your life? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text –
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Hi I am a divorced father of four beautiful young children (12,9,8,& 4) who live with there mother 240 km away. My ex has recently moved in with a younger man (10 years diff) and there is many problems that are coming to the surface with this relationship and our children. My oldest son does not want to live there any more. And is starting to have communication problems with his mother. My concern is that I do not want to split up the children, but do not want my oldest developing an attitude that might be carried on into his adulthood. I really would like to have him with me….but am scared that this would affect the rest of the most important things in my life. I would like to find some suggestions with this as well as other problems that are coming forward. Is there a group of single parents in the same boat. James
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>Hi >I am a divorced father of four beautiful young children (12,9,8,& 4) who >live with there mother 240 km away. My ex has recently moved in with a >younger man (10 years diff) and there is many problems that are coming to >the surface with this relationship and our children. My oldest son does >not want to live there any more. And is starting to have communication >problems with his mother. My concern is that I do not want to split up the >children, but do not want my oldest developing an attitude that might be >carried on into his adulthood.
He already has that idea. He thinks that when the going gets tough, fathers can walk away. >I really would like to have him with me….but am scared that this would >affect the rest of the most important things in my life.
Why are your kids and family not the most important things in your life?
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Please check my site at www.vanhelden.demon.nl/gear There is also a link section with only usefull links! GOOD LUCK MvH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. > My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah > right 
. > So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is > listed…contact me !!! > All other suggestions are welcome also… > http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen > Thanks
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Hi, I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah right . So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is listed…contact me !!! All other suggestions are welcome also… http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen Thanks
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: Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press : down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using : a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try : and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to : use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? : Get thee to a bass teacher, Grasshopper, to correct odious : technique shortcomings. Away thine musical appliance to a luthier : for immediate attention, adjustments, alignments. Relax yon countenance : and focus not thine strength upon said strings anon but direct energies : toward bigness of tone lest ye afflict thyself with Carpal Tunnel : Syndrome and be saddled with car payments for friend chiropractor. : Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) : http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ : Dr. John Hagelin for President : "Well maybe I can live through this" : -Mighty Joe Plum — Public Access UNIX and Internet at (503) 220-1016 (2400-28800, N81)
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Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ Dr. John Hagelin for President "Well maybe I can live through this" -Mighty Joe Plum
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Please check my site at www.vanhelden.demon.nl/gear There is also a link section with only usefull links! GOOD LUCK MvH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. > My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah > right . > So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is > listed…contact me !!! > All other suggestions are welcome also… > http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen > Thanks
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Hi, I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah right . So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is listed…contact me !!! All other suggestions are welcome also… http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen Thanks
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: Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press : down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using : a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try : and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to : use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? : Get thee to a bass teacher, Grasshopper, to correct odious : technique shortcomings. Away thine musical appliance to a luthier : for immediate attention, adjustments, alignments. Relax yon countenance : and focus not thine strength upon said strings anon but direct energies : toward bigness of tone lest ye afflict thyself with Carpal Tunnel : Syndrome and be saddled with car payments for friend chiropractor. : Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) : http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ : Dr. John Hagelin for President : "Well maybe I can live through this" : -Mighty Joe Plum — Public Access UNIX and Internet at (503) 220-1016 (2400-28800, N81)
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Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ Dr. John Hagelin for President "Well maybe I can live through this" -Mighty Joe Plum
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Please check my site at www.vanhelden.demon.nl/gear There is also a link section with only usefull links! GOOD LUCK MvH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. > My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah > right . > So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is > listed…contact me !!! > All other suggestions are welcome also… > http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen > Thanks
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Hi, I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah right . So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is listed…contact me !!! All other suggestions are welcome also… http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen Thanks
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: Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press : down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using : a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try : and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to : use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? : Get thee to a bass teacher, Grasshopper, to correct odious : technique shortcomings. Away thine musical appliance to a luthier : for immediate attention, adjustments, alignments. Relax yon countenance : and focus not thine strength upon said strings anon but direct energies : toward bigness of tone lest ye afflict thyself with Carpal Tunnel : Syndrome and be saddled with car payments for friend chiropractor. : Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) : http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ : Dr. John Hagelin for President : "Well maybe I can live through this" : -Mighty Joe Plum — Public Access UNIX and Internet at (503) 220-1016 (2400-28800, N81)
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Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ Dr. John Hagelin for President "Well maybe I can live through this" -Mighty Joe Plum
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Please check my site at www.vanhelden.demon.nl/gear There is also a link section with only usefull links! GOOD LUCK MvH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. > My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah > right . > So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is > listed…contact me !!! > All other suggestions are welcome also… > http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen > Thanks
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Hi, I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah right . So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is listed…contact me !!! All other suggestions are welcome also… http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen Thanks
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: Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press : down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using : a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try : and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to : use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? : Get thee to a bass teacher, Grasshopper, to correct odious : technique shortcomings. Away thine musical appliance to a luthier : for immediate attention, adjustments, alignments. Relax yon countenance : and focus not thine strength upon said strings anon but direct energies : toward bigness of tone lest ye afflict thyself with Carpal Tunnel : Syndrome and be saddled with car payments for friend chiropractor. : Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) : http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ : Dr. John Hagelin for President : "Well maybe I can live through this" : -Mighty Joe Plum — Public Access UNIX and Internet at (503) 220-1016 (2400-28800, N81)
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Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ Dr. John Hagelin for President "Well maybe I can live through this" -Mighty Joe Plum
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Please check my site at www.vanhelden.demon.nl/gear There is also a link section with only usefull links! GOOD LUCK MvH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. > My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah > right . > So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is > listed…contact me !!! > All other suggestions are welcome also… > http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen > Thanks
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Hi, I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah right . So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is listed…contact me !!! All other suggestions are welcome also… http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen Thanks
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: Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press : down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using : a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try : and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to : use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? : Get thee to a bass teacher, Grasshopper, to correct odious : technique shortcomings. Away thine musical appliance to a luthier : for immediate attention, adjustments, alignments. Relax yon countenance : and focus not thine strength upon said strings anon but direct energies : toward bigness of tone lest ye afflict thyself with Carpal Tunnel : Syndrome and be saddled with car payments for friend chiropractor. : Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) : http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ : Dr. John Hagelin for President : "Well maybe I can live through this" : -Mighty Joe Plum — Public Access UNIX and Internet at (503) 220-1016 (2400-28800, N81)
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Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ Dr. John Hagelin for President "Well maybe I can live through this" -Mighty Joe Plum
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Please check my site at www.vanhelden.demon.nl/gear There is also a link section with only usefull links! GOOD LUCK MvH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. > My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah > right . > So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is > listed…contact me !!! > All other suggestions are welcome also… > http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen > Thanks
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Hi, I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah right . So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is listed…contact me !!! All other suggestions are welcome also… http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen Thanks
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: Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press : down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using : a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try : and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to : use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? : Get thee to a bass teacher, Grasshopper, to correct odious : technique shortcomings. Away thine musical appliance to a luthier : for immediate attention, adjustments, alignments. Relax yon countenance : and focus not thine strength upon said strings anon but direct energies : toward bigness of tone lest ye afflict thyself with Carpal Tunnel : Syndrome and be saddled with car payments for friend chiropractor. : Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) : http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ : Dr. John Hagelin for President : "Well maybe I can live through this" : -Mighty Joe Plum — Public Access UNIX and Internet at (503) 220-1016 (2400-28800, N81)
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Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ Dr. John Hagelin for President "Well maybe I can live through this" -Mighty Joe Plum
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi. For quite some time I’ve been researching and preparing to get a dog. > It would be my first dog and I know what I want, but not quite sure what > breed would work out best. Here’s sort of what I’m looking for: > 1. I’ve never had a dog before and I’m looking for one that’s easy to train. > 2. I want a small dog…not tiny toy dog size, but also not one too big. > 3. I have a cat. I need some type of dog that will get along or at least > tolerate my cat. > 4. I need a friendly companion-type dog. A dog that will run and play, > but can also just hang out. > That’s about all the factors I’ve been considering. I’d prefer a > short-haired dog, but even that’s not a necessity. I’m preparted to spend > around $300 – $400 (or less if I get a mixed-breed), but could use more help > than a book would provide. Just today I was reading about Jack Russell > Terriers and they’re about the right size, but I’m not sure if they fit > my other needs. Oh well, thanks in advance for any help you can give me. > -Josh > — > Josh Kuritzky > http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~kuritzky
My recommendations for starters are beagles, poodles, all the spaniels, shetland sheepdog, papillon. Carol Klippstein
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Find out where there are dog show in your area and go to several. Look at the dogs and talk to breeders. Most will tell you the pros and cons. The important thing is that you are willing to spend the time excercising your dog and taking him to obediance class. (I went to a dog show 5 years ago to look at pugs and ended up adopting a rescued greyhound which was more compatable with my lifestyle) Puppies are a real handfull you might want to consider an older rescue. Many times the breeders will tell you of a purebred rescue or an older dog in their kennel. Finally realize that at some point every dog will probably get sick on the floor, have an accident. dig in the yard or eat a shoe. If your lifestyle can’t tolerate this think again. Read the rec.pets.dog. rescue newsgroup. There are many posting of wonderful dogs abandoned or given up through no fault of their own and they would make a wonderfull addition to your family. DO NOT buy a pup from a pet store. Check with your breeder to determine if the parents have been checked for genetic diseases or conditions common to that particular breed. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> 1. I’ve never had a dog before and I’m looking for one that’s easy to train. > 2. I want a small dog…not tiny toy dog size, but also not one too big. > 3. I have a cat. I need some type of dog that will get along or at least > tolerate my cat. > 4. I need a friendly companion-type dog. A dog that will run and play, > but can also just hang out. > That’s about all the factors I’ve been considering. I’d prefer a > short-haired dog, but even that’s not a necessity. I’m preparted to spend > around $300 – $400 (or less if I get a mixed-breed), but could use more help > than a book would provide. Just today I was reading about Jack Russell > Terriers and they’re about the right size, but I’m not sure if they fit > my other needs. Oh well, thanks in advance for any help you can give me. > -Josh > – > Josh Kuritzky > http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~kuritzky
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Hi. For quite some time I’ve been researching and preparing to get a dog. It would be my first dog and I know what I want, but not quite sure what breed would work out best. Here’s sort of what I’m looking for: 1. I’ve never had a dog before and I’m looking for one that’s easy to train. 2. I want a small dog…not tiny toy dog size, but also not one too big. 3. I have a cat. I need some type of dog that will get along or at least tolerate my cat. 4. I need a friendly companion-type dog. A dog that will run and play, but can also just hang out. That’s about all the factors I’ve been considering. I’d prefer a short-haired dog, but even that’s not a necessity. I’m preparted to spend around $300 – $400 (or less if I get a mixed-breed), but could use more help than a book would provide. Just today I was reading about Jack Russell Terriers and they’re about the right size, but I’m not sure if they fit my other needs. Oh well, thanks in advance for any help you can give me. -Josh — Josh Kuritzky http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~kuritzky
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I have two neutered male cats who stay strictly indoors. recently a neighborhood stray has started coming to the patio door and spraying it. how can I persuade it from doing this. I am at my wits end and don’t know what to do. Thanks Chaz
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You might try to find a rescuer who will take the cat if indeed he’s a stray and not owned by someone in your neighborhood. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I have two neutered male cats who stay strictly indoors. recently a > neighborhood stray has started coming to the patio door and spraying it. how > can I persuade it from doing this. I am at my wits end and don’t know what to > do. Thanks > Chaz
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Please check my site at www.vanhelden.demon.nl/gear There is also a link section with only usefull links! GOOD LUCK MvH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. > My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah > right . > So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is > listed…contact me !!! > All other suggestions are welcome also… > http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen > Thanks
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Hi, I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah right . So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is listed…contact me !!! All other suggestions are welcome also… http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen Thanks
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: Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press : down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using : a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try : and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to : use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? : Get thee to a bass teacher, Grasshopper, to correct odious : technique shortcomings. Away thine musical appliance to a luthier : for immediate attention, adjustments, alignments. Relax yon countenance : and focus not thine strength upon said strings anon but direct energies : toward bigness of tone lest ye afflict thyself with Carpal Tunnel : Syndrome and be saddled with car payments for friend chiropractor. : Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) : http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ : Dr. John Hagelin for President : "Well maybe I can live through this" : -Mighty Joe Plum — Public Access UNIX and Internet at (503) 220-1016 (2400-28800, N81)
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Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ Dr. John Hagelin for President "Well maybe I can live through this" -Mighty Joe Plum
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Excellent. Thank you all very much. Marie
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>Also, is there anywhere I can visit that will list all postings that no >longer appear on my browser?
Sorry for taking so long to get to this. The answer is ‘yes’: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=alt.support.skin-diseases.psoriasis… As of this moment, there are approximately 49,100 threads available to view there for just this one newsgroup. Goes back to 1995, when this group was started. – Dave W. http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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Thank you so much Dave, it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for. I noticed some threads a while ago that interested me but when I finally had the time to look at them they were gone. Thanks again. Marie
>Also, is there anywhere I can visit that will list all postings that no >longer appear on my browser? > Sorry for taking so long to get to this. The answer is ‘yes’:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=alt.support.skin-diseases.psoriasis… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> As of this moment, there are approximately 49,100 threads available to view > there for just this one newsgroup. Goes back to 1995, when this group was > started. > – Dave W. > http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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>Dave’s Psoriasis Info (members.aol.com)
Whoops. That’d be http://members.aol.com/psorsite/ The /psorsite/ part is important. Without it, you just get to AOL’s "Hometown." Thanks for the plug, though, Tom. :) – Dave W. http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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Sorry for the error. I do want her to see your site. Best wishes, Tom
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Dave’s Psoriasis Info (members.aol.com) > Whoops. That’d be http://members.aol.com/psorsite/ The /psorsite/ part is > important. Without it, you just get to AOL’s "Hometown." > Thanks for the plug, though, Tom. :) > – Dave W. > http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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Hello there, I’m doing some research on behalf of my niece who suffers with psoriasis and who is currently taking Methotrexate tablets (15mg per week). She is interested to know how long she can take it for at this dosage level before having to reduce down. She also uses Modrasone 0.05%. She’s not on the internet as yet but is planning to be soon. Also, is there anywhere I can visit that will list all postings that no longer appear on my browser? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. Marie Hampshire UK
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Marie, here are some links. There are some very knowledgeable people in this newsgroup (I’m not one of them) who may be able to answer the question about the level of methotrexate being prescribed. So begin here: National Psoriasis Foundation (www.psoriasis.org), UK Psoriasis Help Forum (www.psoriasis-help.org.uk), Dave’s Psoriasis Info (members.aol.com), Pinch.com – Psoriasis Self- Help and Support Info (www.pinch.com). Kim Malo does a great job on a general summary:(www.mindspring.com/~kimmalo/PFAQ.htm ). Start with these. They will keep you busy for weeks if you read all their information and follow their links. Best wishes, and stay as healthy as you can. Tom Trevathan ,
> Hello there, > I’m doing some research on behalf of my niece who suffers with psoriasis and > who is currently taking Methotrexate tablets (15mg per week). She is > interested to know how long she can take it for at this dosage level
before > having to reduce down. She also uses Modrasone 0.05%. She’s not on the – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> internet as yet but is planning to be soon. > Also, is there anywhere I can visit that will list all postings that no > longer appear on my browser? > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > Many thanks. > Marie > Hampshire > UK
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>Hi all, I have a friend who has psoriasis on her heel, it looks dreadful and >sometimes she has trouble walking. ?She has had it there for years and it >has not spread anywhere else,…
Is she certain it’s psoriasis? It’s not common to find it only on the heel (on one or both?). I would bet a bunch that it’s not psoriasis at all. Has she tried simple athlete’s foot medications like Lotrimin or Lamisil? Or better yet, seen a dermatologist or a podiatrist? If you let any of these conditions go for years, you’re really best off getting a real medical look at it. J.
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Hi all, I have a friend who has psoriasis on her heel, it looks dreadful and sometimes she has trouble walking. ?She has had it there for years and it has not spread anywhere else, however she does get very distressed about it and as she does not have a computer she has asked me to find some information about the disease from a web site if possible. Would someone kindly suggest an informative site. Many thanks, Joan.
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>Hi all, I have a friend who has psoriasis on her heel, it looks dreadful and >sometimes she has trouble walking. ?She has had it there for years and it >has not spread anywhere else, however she does get very distressed about it >and as she does not have a computer she has asked me to find some >information about the disease from a web site if possible. Would someone >kindly suggest an informative site.
For informative, the National Psoriasis Foundation (USA) is the top of the line: http://www.psoriasis.org/ If your friend wants to join an organisation a little closer to home (at least, I assume you’re posting from Australia because your message is coming from bigpond.com), she can try the Psoriasis Association, Inc: http://www.psoriasis.org.au/ And for a boatload of links to a lot more information, there’s the newsgroup "FAQ": http://pfaq.cjb.net Hope any of the above helps. – Dave W. http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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Start here with Kim Malo’s FAQ page: http://pfaq.cjb.net/ Best wishes, Tom Trevathan
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi all, I have a friend who has psoriasis on her heel, it looks dreadful and > sometimes she has trouble walking. ?She has had it there for years and it > has not spread anywhere else, however she does get very distressed about it > and as she does not have a computer she has asked me to find some > information about the disease from a web site if possible. Would someone > kindly suggest an informative site. > Many thanks, > Joan.
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Please cross post One of the stations covering the disasters reported that the Search and Rescue dogs currently on scene were going through booties at an amazing rate They were wrapping burlap around the dogs feet/legs which was slowing things down considerably. Requests are being made for booties. They stated to "clearly" identify the packages as Rescue Dog Supplies and send to: New York City Offices c/o Search and Response Chambers Street New York, NY 10007
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Ken, I heard on another ns that this is an urban legend. No mail is being delivered to Chambers Street and there are a bunch of offices there. Without a name of office, this is useless. — ~Rosy http://lt.belana.tripod.com/home/index1.html
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Please cross post > One of the stations covering the disasters reported that the Search and > Rescue dogs currently on scene were going through booties at an amazing > rate They were wrapping burlap around the dogs feet/legs which was > slowing things down considerably. > Requests are being made for booties. They stated to "clearly" identify > the packages as Rescue Dog Supplies and send to: > New York City Offices > c/o Search and Response > Chambers Street > New York, NY 10007
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> Ken, > I heard on another ns that this is an urban legend. No mail is being > delivered to Chambers Street and there are a bunch of offices there. Without > a name of office, this is useless.
Thanks!! — Ken, Pookie and Sammy —
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi. For quite some time I’ve been researching and preparing to get a dog. > It would be my first dog and I know what I want, but not quite sure what > breed would work out best. Here’s sort of what I’m looking for: > 1. I’ve never had a dog before and I’m looking for one that’s easy to train. > 2. I want a small dog…not tiny toy dog size, but also not one too big. > 3. I have a cat. I need some type of dog that will get along or at least > tolerate my cat. > 4. I need a friendly companion-type dog. A dog that will run and play, > but can also just hang out. > That’s about all the factors I’ve been considering. I’d prefer a > short-haired dog, but even that’s not a necessity. I’m preparted to spend > around $300 – $400 (or less if I get a mixed-breed), but could use more help > than a book would provide. Just today I was reading about Jack Russell > Terriers and they’re about the right size, but I’m not sure if they fit > my other needs. Oh well, thanks in advance for any help you can give me. > -Josh > — > Josh Kuritzky > http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~kuritzky
My recommendations for starters are beagles, poodles, all the spaniels, shetland sheepdog, papillon. Carol Klippstein
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Find out where there are dog show in your area and go to several. Look at the dogs and talk to breeders. Most will tell you the pros and cons. The important thing is that you are willing to spend the time excercising your dog and taking him to obediance class. (I went to a dog show 5 years ago to look at pugs and ended up adopting a rescued greyhound which was more compatable with my lifestyle) Puppies are a real handfull you might want to consider an older rescue. Many times the breeders will tell you of a purebred rescue or an older dog in their kennel. Finally realize that at some point every dog will probably get sick on the floor, have an accident. dig in the yard or eat a shoe. If your lifestyle can’t tolerate this think again. Read the rec.pets.dog. rescue newsgroup. There are many posting of wonderful dogs abandoned or given up through no fault of their own and they would make a wonderfull addition to your family. DO NOT buy a pup from a pet store. Check with your breeder to determine if the parents have been checked for genetic diseases or conditions common to that particular breed. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> 1. I’ve never had a dog before and I’m looking for one that’s easy to train. > 2. I want a small dog…not tiny toy dog size, but also not one too big. > 3. I have a cat. I need some type of dog that will get along or at least > tolerate my cat. > 4. I need a friendly companion-type dog. A dog that will run and play, > but can also just hang out. > That’s about all the factors I’ve been considering. I’d prefer a > short-haired dog, but even that’s not a necessity. I’m preparted to spend > around $300 – $400 (or less if I get a mixed-breed), but could use more help > than a book would provide. Just today I was reading about Jack Russell > Terriers and they’re about the right size, but I’m not sure if they fit > my other needs. Oh well, thanks in advance for any help you can give me. > -Josh > – > Josh Kuritzky > http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~kuritzky
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Hi. For quite some time I’ve been researching and preparing to get a dog. It would be my first dog and I know what I want, but not quite sure what breed would work out best. Here’s sort of what I’m looking for: 1. I’ve never had a dog before and I’m looking for one that’s easy to train. 2. I want a small dog…not tiny toy dog size, but also not one too big. 3. I have a cat. I need some type of dog that will get along or at least tolerate my cat. 4. I need a friendly companion-type dog. A dog that will run and play, but can also just hang out. That’s about all the factors I’ve been considering. I’d prefer a short-haired dog, but even that’s not a necessity. I’m preparted to spend around $300 – $400 (or less if I get a mixed-breed), but could use more help than a book would provide. Just today I was reading about Jack Russell Terriers and they’re about the right size, but I’m not sure if they fit my other needs. Oh well, thanks in advance for any help you can give me. -Josh — Josh Kuritzky http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~kuritzky
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I have two neutered male cats who stay strictly indoors. recently a neighborhood stray has started coming to the patio door and spraying it. how can I persuade it from doing this. I am at my wits end and don’t know what to do. Thanks Chaz
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You might try to find a rescuer who will take the cat if indeed he’s a stray and not owned by someone in your neighborhood. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I have two neutered male cats who stay strictly indoors. recently a > neighborhood stray has started coming to the patio door and spraying it. how > can I persuade it from doing this. I am at my wits end and don’t know what to > do. Thanks > Chaz
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Please check my site at www.vanhelden.demon.nl/gear There is also a link section with only usefull links! GOOD LUCK MvH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. > My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah > right . > So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is > listed…contact me !!! > All other suggestions are welcome also… > http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen > Thanks
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Hi, I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah right . So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is listed…contact me !!! All other suggestions are welcome also… http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen Thanks
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: Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press : down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using : a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try : and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to : use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? : Get thee to a bass teacher, Grasshopper, to correct odious : technique shortcomings. Away thine musical appliance to a luthier : for immediate attention, adjustments, alignments. Relax yon countenance : and focus not thine strength upon said strings anon but direct energies : toward bigness of tone lest ye afflict thyself with Carpal Tunnel : Syndrome and be saddled with car payments for friend chiropractor. : Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) : http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ : Dr. John Hagelin for President : "Well maybe I can live through this" : -Mighty Joe Plum — Public Access UNIX and Internet at (503) 220-1016 (2400-28800, N81)
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Hi, I’m kinda new at playing bass, it seems that I can’t seem to press down the strings w/o it making a real annoying buzzing noise. I’m using a Rogue P-bass (I got it for $190). It really hurts my wrists when I try and practice for longer than 5 minutes. Do you think it might help to use groundwound strings or lighter strings in the future? Will Chinda (chin-duh NOT chine-duh) http://www.concentric.net/~Will81/ Dr. John Hagelin for President "Well maybe I can live through this" -Mighty Joe Plum
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Excellent. Thank you all very much. Marie
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Dave’s Psoriasis Info (members.aol.com) > Whoops. That’d be http://members.aol.com/psorsite/ The /psorsite/ part is > important. Without it, you just get to AOL’s "Hometown." > Thanks for the plug, though, Tom. :) > – Dave W. > http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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>Also, is there anywhere I can visit that will list all postings that no >longer appear on my browser?
Sorry for taking so long to get to this. The answer is ‘yes’: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=alt.support.skin-diseases.psoriasis… As of this moment, there are approximately 49,100 threads available to view there for just this one newsgroup. Goes back to 1995, when this group was started. – Dave W. http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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Thank you so much Dave, it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for. I noticed some threads a while ago that interested me but when I finally had the time to look at them they were gone. Thanks again. Marie
>Also, is there anywhere I can visit that will list all postings that no >longer appear on my browser? > Sorry for taking so long to get to this. The answer is ‘yes’:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=alt.support.skin-diseases.psoriasis… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> As of this moment, there are approximately 49,100 threads available to view > there for just this one newsgroup. Goes back to 1995, when this group was > started. > – Dave W. > http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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>Dave’s Psoriasis Info (members.aol.com)
Whoops. That’d be http://members.aol.com/psorsite/ The /psorsite/ part is important. Without it, you just get to AOL’s "Hometown." Thanks for the plug, though, Tom. :) – Dave W. http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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Sorry for the error. I do want her to see your site. Best wishes, Tom
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Dave’s Psoriasis Info (members.aol.com) > Whoops. That’d be http://members.aol.com/psorsite/ The /psorsite/ part is > important. Without it, you just get to AOL’s "Hometown." > Thanks for the plug, though, Tom. :) > – Dave W. > http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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Hello there, I’m doing some research on behalf of my niece who suffers with psoriasis and who is currently taking Methotrexate tablets (15mg per week). She is interested to know how long she can take it for at this dosage level before having to reduce down. She also uses Modrasone 0.05%. She’s not on the internet as yet but is planning to be soon. Also, is there anywhere I can visit that will list all postings that no longer appear on my browser? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. Marie Hampshire UK
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Marie, here are some links. There are some very knowledgeable people in this newsgroup (I’m not one of them) who may be able to answer the question about the level of methotrexate being prescribed. So begin here: National Psoriasis Foundation (www.psoriasis.org), UK Psoriasis Help Forum (www.psoriasis-help.org.uk), Dave’s Psoriasis Info (members.aol.com), Pinch.com – Psoriasis Self- Help and Support Info (www.pinch.com). Kim Malo does a great job on a general summary:(www.mindspring.com/~kimmalo/PFAQ.htm ). Start with these. They will keep you busy for weeks if you read all their information and follow their links. Best wishes, and stay as healthy as you can. Tom Trevathan ,
> Hello there, > I’m doing some research on behalf of my niece who suffers with psoriasis and > who is currently taking Methotrexate tablets (15mg per week). She is > interested to know how long she can take it for at this dosage level
before > having to reduce down. She also uses Modrasone 0.05%. She’s not on the – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> internet as yet but is planning to be soon. > Also, is there anywhere I can visit that will list all postings that no > longer appear on my browser? > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > Many thanks. > Marie > Hampshire > UK
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>Hi all, I have a friend who has psoriasis on her heel, it looks dreadful and >sometimes she has trouble walking. ?She has had it there for years and it >has not spread anywhere else,…
Is she certain it’s psoriasis? It’s not common to find it only on the heel (on one or both?). I would bet a bunch that it’s not psoriasis at all. Has she tried simple athlete’s foot medications like Lotrimin or Lamisil? Or better yet, seen a dermatologist or a podiatrist? If you let any of these conditions go for years, you’re really best off getting a real medical look at it. J.
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Hi all, I have a friend who has psoriasis on her heel, it looks dreadful and sometimes she has trouble walking. ?She has had it there for years and it has not spread anywhere else, however she does get very distressed about it and as she does not have a computer she has asked me to find some information about the disease from a web site if possible. Would someone kindly suggest an informative site. Many thanks, Joan.
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>Hi all, I have a friend who has psoriasis on her heel, it looks dreadful and >sometimes she has trouble walking. ?She has had it there for years and it >has not spread anywhere else, however she does get very distressed about it >and as she does not have a computer she has asked me to find some >information about the disease from a web site if possible. Would someone >kindly suggest an informative site.
For informative, the National Psoriasis Foundation (USA) is the top of the line: http://www.psoriasis.org/ If your friend wants to join an organisation a little closer to home (at least, I assume you’re posting from Australia because your message is coming from bigpond.com), she can try the Psoriasis Association, Inc: http://www.psoriasis.org.au/ And for a boatload of links to a lot more information, there’s the newsgroup "FAQ": http://pfaq.cjb.net Hope any of the above helps. – Dave W. http://members.aol.com/psorsite/
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Start here with Kim Malo’s FAQ page: http://pfaq.cjb.net/ Best wishes, Tom Trevathan
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi all, I have a friend who has psoriasis on her heel, it looks dreadful and > sometimes she has trouble walking. ?She has had it there for years and it > has not spread anywhere else, however she does get very distressed about it > and as she does not have a computer she has asked me to find some > information about the disease from a web site if possible. Would someone > kindly suggest an informative site. > Many thanks, > Joan.
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Please cross post One of the stations covering the disasters reported that the Search and Rescue dogs currently on scene were going through booties at an amazing rate They were wrapping burlap around the dogs feet/legs which was slowing things down considerably. Requests are being made for booties. They stated to "clearly" identify the packages as Rescue Dog Supplies and send to: New York City Offices c/o Search and Response Chambers Street New York, NY 10007
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Ken, I heard on another ns that this is an urban legend. No mail is being delivered to Chambers Street and there are a bunch of offices there. Without a name of office, this is useless. — ~Rosy http://lt.belana.tripod.com/home/index1.html
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Please cross post > One of the stations covering the disasters reported that the Search and > Rescue dogs currently on scene were going through booties at an amazing > rate They were wrapping burlap around the dogs feet/legs which was > slowing things down considerably. > Requests are being made for booties. They stated to "clearly" identify > the packages as Rescue Dog Supplies and send to: > New York City Offices > c/o Search and Response > Chambers Street > New York, NY 10007
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> Ken, > I heard on another ns that this is an urban legend. No mail is being > delivered to Chambers Street and there are a bunch of offices there. Without > a name of office, this is useless.
Thanks!! — Ken, Pookie and Sammy —
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Hi, I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah right . So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is listed…contact me !!! All other suggestions are welcome also… http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen Thanks
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Please check my site at www.vanhelden.demon.nl/gear There is also a link section with only usefull links! GOOD LUCK MvH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I’m working on to develope -Wall of Sound- to be even better. > My goal is to make it one of the biggest guitar related portal in web (yeah > right . > So if you know some links that is not listed or you want that your site is > listed…contact me !!! > All other suggestions are welcome also… > http://oyk.pkky.fi/~tomi.nevalainen > Thanks
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On my Matchless DC30 schematics, I have some trouble with understanding how the master volume pot works. The pot is connected between the two inverted signals, that goes from the inverter tube to the output tubes. It’s connected in such a way that the pot either blockes the connection between the two inverted signals, or openes up, when turning it. How does this lower or raise the master volum of the amp? Tommy
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Tommy, The master volume pot (the way you’ve described it, I don’t have a DC-30 schematic in front of me) either raises or lowers the amount of signal passed from the phase inverter tube to the output tubes. Turned all the way up it lets all of the signal strength through to the output, so what ever you have the amp’s volume set to it all gets output to the speakers. Turn the pot down and it shorts some of the signal to ground and passes a lesser amount ot the signal to the output tubes. Hence, less sound gets to the speakers, overall volume is lower independent of what the amp’s volume control is set on. This allows you to set the input volume, tone controls, etc. for the kind of sound (and pre-amp overdrive/distortion) you like and then independently regulate the total overall output volume. Handy, but…… Nothing sounds as good as a good amp played loud! Walt Campbell Sound www.campbellsound.com > On my Matchless DC30 schematics, I have some trouble with understanding how > the master volume pot works. > The pot is connected between the two inverted signals, that goes from the > inverter tube to the output tubes. It’s connected in such a way that the pot > either blockes the connection between the two inverted signals, or openes > up, when turning it. > How does this lower or raise the master volum of the amp? > Tommy
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Tommy Dale schrieb: > On my Matchless DC30 schematics, I have some trouble with understanding how > the master volume pot works. > The pot is connected between the two inverted signals, that goes from the > inverter tube to the output tubes. It’s connected in such a way that the pot > either blockes the connection between the two inverted signals, or openes > up, when turning it. > How does this lower or raise the master volum of the amp? > Tommy
Hi Tommy, this kind of MV works in a different way as a "normal" MV. The output of the PI has a phase shift of 180
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