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Rizada
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Country: United States
State: Michigan
Birthday: 9/9/1979
Gender: Female
Interests: Nursing, Hiking/backpacking, camping, soccer, photography, dogs, travel, movies, music
Expertise: Women's Health
Occupation: Student
Industry: Medical
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Member Since:
10/29/2003
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| I too am leaving the blogging world...at least temporarily (if blogger
doesn't work, I'll probably be back). I want to try blogger
because I can upload photos, non-members can post comments, and I like
the set-up better. So, PLEASE visit my new site.
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| Dear Tiger and Mac experts,
Okay, I got this Tiger thing all loaded. Now I'm just figuring out what's new, how everything works, and how to make use out of it all. Can anybody explain the whole RSS thing, how I'm supposed to work it, and when to use it? Can I use it for just any news source or any blog...or just specific ones? Gmail has an RSS link. What use is that? Xanga does not have an RSS link. Megan, if I have your m-blog bookmarked through RSS, will it tell me when you have new posts and comments?
Sincerely,
Confused Tiger Cub
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| This is the most interesting use of rock, paper, scissors that I've ever seen. Little pricy, I'd say.
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| This is basically old news, but here's a link to information on the Global Flyer--the
first plane to have a solo flight around the world. If you click
on "Explore the Plane" and then click on "Engine", you'll see that it's
Joe's company's engine. I like to say that Joe personally worked
on that engine...although I guess he worked on an engine just like it
or something. Nevertheless, I'm sure his work on "engines just
like it" at that company over the last few years helped perfect the
global flyer's engine and get it ready for a trip around the
world. His company sucks and will never ever give him or anybody
else the credit due for all of their hard work...so I will. He
can help planes fly around the world and get people intoxicated with
his delicious brews....What a man!
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| Beware of the exploding toads of Hamburg, Germany!
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