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Bumping this because the "edited" post still says 9:00 am...

You see, I don't see what the "health care" thing is all about. Even at half of todays prices, how much do you pay and pay and pay before you might need some serious help? Being single, 35 years old and in good health, I opted to buy 40 acres of heaven and pay off my house instead of stuffing the coffers of Blue Cross. In the last 30 years, I've spent less than $5000 at doctors. By golly, I figure I saved over $100,000.00 by playing the "pay as you go" plan. "Free" healthcare benefits have chased US companies overseas. Even though there are plenty of plans out there, they are abused. (like C

Happy B-Day, puppy....

Well, having a special "Strippers" visa seems important. Good article, I've heard about the problems with national healthcare up there and from my Brit husband. AMERICANS, it don't work!!!

Ha! It ended up to to be the dang cable. Gonna try a different one today.

Tanx, TT. Will tackle it tomorrow. We need to get one of her LCD's here to give all of it a try.

That sounds like the best idea. Will download them here and give it a try tomorrow at her house. We don't have any LCD's here. Funny that it's fine on a CRT...

I assume you mean the manufacturer of the LCD's? We did check that within Windows. Remember, the BIOS start up screen is fuzzy and unreadable, the Windows start up is fine and after that all is a mess. This all stared with a game, she said. All was fine before.

Done that... And that wouldn't explain why it works fine with a CRT.

My neighbor asked about her monitor going fuzzy. She said it happened when the kids went to play a game. #1- the black and white start up screen is unreadable, fuzzy. #2- the Windows XP start up screen is fine. #3- It then goes back to all fuzzy... It's the same way on two different LCD monitors, but when I brought it home and hooked up a CRT, all is fine and dandy. Any ideas out there?

I'ma older than dirt... I love it, too bad the kids now a days can't experience a slice of it with out laughing in disbelief.

Ok, so I'm rightly hungry now... Hey Pete, did you ever make that stuffed cabbage? Just thinking about that as I made a huge roaster full the other day.

Mmmm, you make me wanna knock the 12" of ice and snow off the grill cover and fire 'er up!

Dan was a single guy living at home with his father and working in the family business. When he found out he was going to inherit a fortune when his sickly father died, he decided he needed a wife with which to share his fortune. One evening at an investment meeting he spotted the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. Her natural beauty took his breath away. 'I may look like just an ordinary man,' he said to her, 'but in just a few years, my father will die, and I'll inherit 20 million dollars.' Impressed, the woman obtained his business card and three days later, she became his stepmother. W

Good luck, 75. In our drive it would turn into a skating rink.

Ahhh, I knew I would get some real input from y'all. Shanenin, it could be onboard, if so, a new card would fix. Same for you 75... I will post back, if the poor guy can get back on-line....

I know the poster is unclear, but I'ma thinking it's more than a grafix card issue. Any ideas?

Still snowing... I put on my lined flannel shirt, warm socks and snow boots. Found my fleece watch cap and zipped up my wind proof winter coat. Then I went outside and cleaned hubby's snow shovel off. Heh heh... I'm done.

Where's the cup holders?

From today, feel free to download another 25 million songs - legally Zune Adam Sherwin, Media Correspondent, in Cannes After a decade fighting to stop illegal file-sharing, the music industry will give fans today what they have always wanted: an unlimited supply of free and legal songs. With CD sales in free fall and legal downloads yet to fill the gap, the music industry has reluctantly embraced the file-sharing technology that threatened to destroy it. Qtrax, a digital service announced today, promises a catalogue of more than 25 million songs that users can download to keep, free and with n

Oh Sultan, you don't know how bad I'd love to see hot sand and sunshine right now.... Just a few days ago:

Good job, Jeff! Capitalism at its best. Do what you have to to keep this site up.

Thanx bunches, JW. I figured so. It's from the same people that we all love and trust. Hummm, I might even go back.

Has anyone used it? I used "Mozilla suite" for years(and loved it) but my hubby talked me into FF and TB when we reinstalled XP on my machine. We also need to know how to transfer e-mail files and address book from Outlook Express. His dad needs a more secure e-mail client and isn't sure about TWO, as in FF and TB.