[at-l] Added a gift

[camojack at comcast.net (camojack@comcast.net)]

And a right nice gift it is, too...thanks!
-"Camo"

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From: Jim Bullard <jbullar1@twcny.rr.com> 

> I've added a gift to the card at . 
> It is the Adirondack Photo screensaver I created back in 2004. To get it, 
> right click on the link below the card and choose "Save link as..." from 
> the dialog pop-up. You should get a "setup.exe" file. 
> 
> WARNING: This is a fairly large file, 22MB. The images are sized for up to 
> 1280x960. They will automatically size down for screens set to lower 
> resolution. 
> 
> Instructions for the screensaver: 
> 
> README: 
> 
> This screensaver contains 52 Adirondack photographs made in 2004 by 
> Adirondack artist/photographer James F. Bullard. It has special features as 
> follows: 
> 
> 
> · Selectable Transition Effects - Select any combination of transition 
> effects. Effects can turned off. Effects can be set to high, normal, or low 
> priority. You may also change the timing of the transitions from one image 
> to the next. 
> 
> · Configurable Artistic Effects Sepia and snow effects can be turned on 
> and off, and configure them to your liking. Sticky Note display can be 
> turned on and off, and update the Sticky Note text at any time, to leave an 
> up-to-the-moment message for visitors while leaving your computer securely 
> locked and protected (assuming you have selected ?On resume, password 
> protect?). 
> 
> · Wallpaper - You can select any image in the screen saver as wallpaper, 
> and immediately apply it to the desktop. (Note: All images are copyrighted 
> and you may not copy or print them for any other purpose). 
> 
> The controls for the features are accessed by right-clicking in a vacant 
> area (no icons or open windows) of the desktop and choosing ?Properties? 
> then the ?Screensaver? tab of the Properties Dialog. With ?2004 Adirondack 
> Photos? selected in the Screensaver dropdown list window, ckick on 
> ?settings? to access controls. 
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> http://mailman.backcountry.net/mailman/listinfo/at-l From rcli4 at comcast.net  Wed Dec 14 23:13:57 2005
From: rcli4 at comcast.net (rcli4@comcast.net)
Date: Wed Dec 14 23:19:59 2005
Subject: [at-l] thru hiker quiz
Message-ID: <121520050513.19001.43A0FB950003BA0600004A392200751090CB07040C9D@comcast.net>

(1)  does anyone have Dale America's  02  email address

(2)  When did many sleeps finish the trail
        a. does anyone know how to contact him?
(3) is youngblood 00 coming to the ruck

(4)  is anyone from the class of 2005 coming to the ruck?

(5) do you folks understand how embarrassed I am gonna be if ya don't start sending me the pics I asked ya for and this movie looks like shit? If I didn't ask ya for them I have been able to steal enough from the internet.

(6) Sloetoe, Waterfall, Sheltowee, Dale America, Sly ???????????? :>))

Clyde
    From atlist at frankenhost.com  Thu Dec 15 01:18:36 2005
From: atlist at frankenhost.com (Allan)
Date: Thu Dec 15 01:26:56 2005
Subject: [at-l] The State of the List
In-Reply-To: <43A0908F.16057.1F474350@localhost>
References: <43A0908F.16057.1F474350@localhost>
Message-ID: <43A118CC.60500@frankenhost.com>

"mild mannered"
"can't spell"
"fellow scientists"

That's just the first paragraph.


greyowl@rcn.com wrote:
> Well actually that is Ryan's job, but he is too nice and mild manner to do it.  Nope not 
> going to defend anybody.  Me, I can spell worth a hoot and I have a PhD, but at least 
> I can write a decent paragraph and I have a publication list that some of my fellow 
> scientist are envious of.  But then i can't spell.  But then again a lot of people can't 
> spell,  but they sure tell damn good stories.
> 
> So everyone has an opinion, Like I have concerns with gmail.  No one called me any 

Here we have a fragment and an incomplete thought.

> names, just a good discussion.  On another list I am a wind power advocate.  I can 
> recite bird kill rates, bate kill rates, etc.  Hard data.  I know the advantages and 

Bates, huh?
And soft data?  Isn't that called opinion?

> disadvantages of wind power.  No it is no the end all or be all and it is not the right 

It is no, huh?
Speak Sanscrit much?

> option for all locations.  But things sort of degraded in the discussion quite quickly on 
> this list.  I think this is what happens when amateurs start discussing topic they don't 
> know a lot about. 

I feel the exact same way about English.

>  This list knows a lot about hiking, so let us discuss that.  
> Supposedly this is a list about the AT and hiking.  
> Just my $2 worth

Do you contribute the $1.98 to your editor?