I've never seen this group before. What a light show!!

Richard Pedersen
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Posts by Richard Pedersen
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Dynamic voice... a great loss...
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Congratulations and good luck!
You have my warmest wishes for a bright future,
Richard
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Well any phone actually, because the hover effect is just that, so as far as I know, you can't hover a mobile phone cursor.
Someone prove me wrong please.
On my phone, I can touch and hold an item and in some cases, a menu will open. Isn't that something like hovering?
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Second para. be a little gay...
Can someone explain , please.....
That was back when "gay" meant light-hearted, pleasant, happy, etc. It had nothing to do with one's sexual orientation.
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Ahhh, those were the days. I was too young to appreciate it back then. Now, I can only dream...
Come to think of it, I don't remember my mother following any of those suggestions.
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It has been my experience that most people don't whitelist sites they like. According to metrics, 80% of users are blocking sites' ads. That is a huge amount of lost potential revenue. I work for Dave's Computer Tips and Dave has been paying out of pocket to keep the site going for nearly 20 years now.
The solution is basically this: if you like a site, then whitelist that site in your Adblocker to help keep those sites available for free to the user.
Nobody likes ads, but not all ads are intrusive. Many are simple banner ads or side panel ads that don't flash and annoy. After a while, you won't even see them -- it's called being banner blind. And you don't have to click on them for the site to gain a bit of revenue. They only have to be visible on your screen.
The only recourse in many cases is for the SysAdmins to put up a paywall to cover the costs and this only serves to punish the 20% who are whitelisting sites.
Do it now. While you're thinking about it.
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Random girl does karaoke. Stunning voice.
A star is born
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Did the test point out particular expressions that pinpointed your locale? Splinter , I’ll bet you used “y’all!”
Richard Pedersen , for Midwest designation, what expressions did you use?
I don't remember the questions, much less the answers
We don't say "y'all" up here; that's a southern expression. It's more common to hear something along the lines of "youse guys", although I never use that myself.
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The City of Buenos Aires has published its Climate Action Plan 2050, which sets out targeted measures to cut greenhouse gas emissions and increase resilience.
The Argentinian capital has pledged to become climate-neutral by 2050, reducing emissions 53 percent by 2030 and 84 percent by 2050.
Here's the full story: https://thenextweb.com/news/bu…e+Next+Web+All+Stories%29
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There were a notable three:
- George Membrez - History - As an insecure 10th grader, he gave me confidence in myself and allowed me to laugh
- Mrs. Ford - 10th-grade algebra - She made me feel good about myself-- I mattered and felt love and kindness from her
- Buddy Lake - Not a teacher in the public sense, but one who made a drastic difference in my feelings of self-worth. What a wonderful and brilliant man... and a friend, indeed
These folks gave me a positive sense of self that I couldn't have gotten anywhere else. (Certainly not from my family.)
May God bless all these people. They changed my life. I hope they know how grateful I am.
There were others who have helped me along the way but not to this extent,
Richard
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The weather in Chile could be good for sunbathing.
I have no idea what she said but I'm guessing it will be very hot!
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I took the test and was accurately located in the upper midwest.
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90's humour Argentine style, which you probably wouldn't get away with today.
I wish I could understand it
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I love Flash Mobs 😁
Thanks for sharing!
Happy New Year to all!
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I am number 925!
Thank you!!
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Finally, a military jet in this fantastic sim.
(I'm still at flight school)
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That's a huge improvement over the last time I watched you fly! That new joystick must be helping, too.
I might even consider taking a ride with you now -
Jim the Aussie, according to our database, has published 1291 articles on Dave's Computer Tips to date! That doesn't include the huge numbers that were lost during the 2012 database debacle.
Thank you for your continued support, Splinter!
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I've heard the old story about the German Mark being so worthless that people would push a wheelbarrow full of it to the store. When they came out, the money had been dumped in the street and the wheelbarrow had been stolen.
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Have you ever wondered what drives the people who do those pig-out challenges? I think we’re due for the annual NYC Nathan’s hot dog eating contest tomorrow. WTF?
I think these people are crazy. Can you imagine what this does to your body?!!
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Oh! Mine too. ALL TIME. Sheer genius.
Thanks for posting!The A-Team!