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OK folks....all the mugs are sold and shipped. Thanks to all who ordered.
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Really sorry to hear about what you had to go through. It sounds like she is just a very arrogant person who was convinced that she is always right and just refused to listen to anybody else. That type of person is not needed in the medical profession and I have seen to many like that. I won't give you advice on what to do, I think you already know that but I pray that the next time things go as they should for you.
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That would actually be pretty cool. I'm happy with the gauges I have added but otherwise would consider something like that. I would have to do some more measuring because I don't remember what size the opening is.
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I agree with all that has been said. He was always a gentleman and such a kind person. He came to the house here at least a couple of times and though we hadn't met often, it was always like seeing an old friend again.
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No problem. It is on the way. I shipped it just a few minutes ago. Glad you were able to get the strainer.
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OK...all the sold mugs are shipped. I do have ONE left so it's yours if you want it. I sent you a PM. Don
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When I get home from Boston and caught up a bit over the next couple of days, I'll add a button.
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I just logged in as you and clicked the link and it worked fine. I feel that it must be something in your settings. There is another way that you can do it though. Go to your UserCP and then scroll down until you see "Subscriptions". You can join that way. If you have any problems with that, send me a PM or email.
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Yep...that's all there is to it. One important note though. You have to hook the negative to the negative side of the coil. If you hook it to ground, it just won't work correctly. It will go to about 2,000 RPMs and then cut out to zero.
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Sending an attachment via built in email command
Freebird replied to dingy's topic in Requests for Features
No, sorry but you have to PM or email them and request their actual email address. It's just a feature to help protect our members from spam. -
Good score Dano. Looks like it will probably clean up very well.
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I THINK I have one more. If so, it is yours. I will know when I get home on Wednesday and will shoot you a PM. If so...that is it folks. They are now officially sold out.
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The one at Coffeecake.com is a different model. That is the JoeMO XL. Those came out after I started doing these a few years ago. It is also slightly larger, 16 oz. as opposed to these which are 14 oz. The XL is also slightly more expensive. That price is almost what I sell these for even after I include shipping and having our logo added. I am betting that they save money by just printing one version of the little cards. Sorry, but these do not include the filter. If I ever do this again, and don't know that I will or not, I can try to get the XL model if folks want to pay the extra price.
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Well, you somehow posted it twice so I DID delete one of them. Otherwise, I find it to be a heartwarming story and have no problem with it being posted. Anybody who wishes to turn it into any type of political debate has the problem.
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GREAT job. Copying it to the tech library. Thanks much.
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Yes, yours were shipped yesterday. Thanks. OK folks....there is only ONE mug left now I think. I'm going to say that they are sold out at this time. I'll check when I get home from Boston. I think there is ONE more but not sure so no more orders at this time.
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You'll have a great adventure and it brings back fond memories of times that I have done the same. My last such adventure was when I bought my '86 Harley FXRD. I had seen some very good pictures of it so knew that it was a nice and well-maintained bike. I jumped on an airplane and flew from Dallas to Tulsa, OK. Not all that far but still fun. The owner of the bike picked me up at the airport and took me to his house. A good inspection of the bike and a short test ride was all I needed to confirm that the bike was in the pristine condition that he had represented it to be. I paid him, grabbed the title and headed home. It was a great time and a wonderful experience. The only issue that I had was the horn bracket breaking and the horn falling off. Didn't lose it as it was held by the wires but it did scratch the front fender just a bit when it fell off. No big deal though. I hope you have as positive an experience as I did. I would inspect the tire very well and if you feel comfortable with it, take off and have a great time. Heck...it's a Bridgestone...most of us would replace it when we got home even if it was NEW.
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OK...I guess there are two remaining. I'm leaving for Boston this morning for follow up doctor's appointments so no orders will go out now until Thursday.
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Yes you are. Now have fun Roger Rabbit.
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OK folks...we are almost done with the mugs. Only three left if anybody wants one.
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Donation sent. What a GREAT cause.
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Need help...To Trike or not to Trike? That is the question.
Freebird replied to Aimhigh's topic in Trike & Sidecar Talk
You have apparently NOT seen my bank account. There is a reason why I'm still riding my 10 year old RSV. I do love it but I've never owned ANY type of vehicle this long and would love to have a brand new one. Not going to happen anytime soon though. -
Need help...To Trike or not to Trike? That is the question.
Freebird replied to Aimhigh's topic in Trike & Sidecar Talk
I don't think I have ever heard of them. Found their website and it looks like just another Voyager knock-off. The optional reverse is a nice feature though. http://www.triggtrikes.com/motorcycle+trikes+conversion+kits.html Personally, if I ever go to a trike, I'll likely bite the bullet and go with one of the real trike kits. -
Well....I've been messing with these things for a while also. My first one was a TI 99 4A and used a cassette deck for data storage. Then I hit the big time and got a PC with a floppy drive. Next I got TWO floppy drives and that was state of the art. I was running DOS at that time. My first hard drive was a 20 MB and was amazing. I did mess with Linux for a few years because the company I worked for had a proprietary software program that ran on Linux and interfaced with industrial PLCs. That was in the earlier Linux days and everything was a major thing..even the simple task of formatting a floppy. I know that everybody complains about Windows but I'm perfectly happy with my Windows XP. Berfore XP, I used Windows NT and later Windows 2000 and they worked pretty well for me also.
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Well what? I haven't been home long enough to take a picture of anything.