Just a note to let all know I'm still alive. Lots of things happening and I'm sure Herb Peters and Carrie Tomko are more current than yours truly. Also, Sarah Leslie (Herescope) and so many others. BUT, I attempted to upgrade my Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.0 to Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.0 recently. I had to take the opened software back to my Staples dealer today and they reluctantly accepted the return. Installing the program on one of my office computers was a nightmare which consumed much valuable time this week. It corrupted the windows installer program. It would not finish the install and corrupted the old program as well. I finally went to manual erasure of the old programs, as the automatic installation which could not/would not complete on the 8.0 corrupted the removal process as well. Once I hacked down enough to try the installation again, I got as far as inputting the serial number. I then received a message playing back the installation serial number EXACTLY with a message that this was an invalid serial number. In many ways, the upgraded program acted like a virus. I rely HEAVILY in my profession on a well functioning Adobe Acrobat program. I noticed from Adobe's website that I am obviously not the only one having problems. What they intend to do about it I don't know. I wish software manufacturers would wait till all bugs were out before upgrading.
I have long wanted to write an Erma Bombeck style computer first aid book entitled, EVERYTHING I KNOW ABOUT MY COMPUTER, I LEARNED IN A CRISIS. Yes, your suggestions/comments are appreciated. Hope Adobe gets the 8.0 Acrobat Professional upgrade straightened out -- SOON!
Modestly putting myself into the picture, I've added much new information into the comments section which I hope others have read.
ReplyDeleteBut more than that, I would suggest that others read eureferendum linked on the first page on a daily basis. Watching over there one can see the problems caused by civilian acceptance of the changes brought about by laws coming out of the European Union.
We here in the US are on our way to acceptance of these kind of changes through the North American Union.
New Age is one world government as well as one world religion.
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E.U. battle groups are ready for deployment as of Jan. 1 this year.
ReplyDelete"Europe can assume very important peacekeeping and peacemaking functions in this world," German defence minister Franz Josef Jung said, while standing next to Mr Solana. "Europe is a great peace project and we will continue to make our contribution [to global stability]."
This article is quite revealing about what everyone thought the direction of these groups were going to be. It has a lot of info. It all revolves around Solana.
It is worth the reading.
http://euobserver.com/9/23295
Read it before it disapears!
Child of God,
ReplyDeleteI agree that the article is a good read. It does show how events are truly moving along. Why does Solana make me think of the emperor from Star Wars? I guess the so-called "peace project" that is Europe needs a strong military. I have a very uneasy feeling about all of this.
David...I do see a parallel between him and the Emperor (who would be Darth Vader then... Condi?)... and what's amazing is you almost said the line used (at some point)in all the Star Wars movies: "I have a bad feeling about this."
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Jason - That picture leaves one wondering. What do you perceive was being talked about when that photo was shot?
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ReplyDeleteJason - That picture leaves one wondering. What do you perceive was being talked about when that photo was shot?
11:14 PM
Maybe he said... "You will turn to the dark side"
Any picture of C. Rice or Bush with Solana makes me cry out for mercy on this country. You know that whenever they meet it is about giving away God's land. Whether the picture is recent or not doesn't seem to change the agenda. "lets divide Israel for a spoil"(aka-political gain for Rice).
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ReplyDeleteConstance, re "EVERYTHING I KNOW ABOUT MY COMPUTER, I LEARNED IN A CRISIS". I guess that in this case it is true that crisis=opportunity. That applies to me also, I ordered a new better computer because of my computer woes. Perhaps it's the Lords way of telling me I'm going to need that extra power (wireless) in the upcoming days.
RichInMedford
I caught something very interesting on Fox News Channel's Bulls & Bears broadcast Saturday morning. Below are the moderator's questions and one panel participant's answer.
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Follow-up Question: "We are going to see again and again in the headlines what the democrats want, not anymore what the republicans want?"
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RichInMedford
Rich,
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Constance, re "EVERYTHING I KNOW ABOUT MY COMPUTER, I LEARNED IN A CRISIS".
ReplyDeleteThat's how I learned about computers. And I didn't start until I was a Jr in College. Now they've dubbed me the "whiz kid" at work. Go figure.
I'm not running faster than the bear....just faster than the other guys at work. (I mean...um...not that smart...just got them beat)
Best to always back everything up...then when it crashes...start with a clean install. That usually works for me.
PS - Still looking forward to lunch sometime.
BD
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David
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Is it me or is China the REAL superpower these days. I mean George Bush has got the us
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more than any other country.
Connie,
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